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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-29
Valuable p nW SEsLLINNG AND LAND


'T'I!E residence orfhe 1ate Mai TIugr No.. .-
4 GU q. prirIr sale. Trs farm b. gIf,ff 80, -
.- 80 Ics IRON % city of Richmond ana Con.
aI- AN' i-tN acres. 100 u' this BE- arIuIs .,f 49,
5 . ," .'tF lr'iIr.vH, GIU fIa W ole ..Is-....,
-.. .I'- N-N'ef f1ir ~ Improvements Tho -,ss. d. .
rnaNiy coveted with Wool mostly oak az yIre.t. 49,.
la -i'A D. aliI't' in 'nr culture cd corr ,glaf ..
'ti a..i lhc Nlfaas Kinds of grasses rsT-gH I, ~ IN
~. yer. M..H is 'ars., aus has been ruIJ.e,.H
WHO E'irf'its a u1rsc,l1l. IS . ns str4.. s- al .
rrrI'ri p very extensive SURFACED . t,s &c.. II.
~ County, f.f iNr variety alI Hulaly of lbs f'r.f m
tN'.- i- sla'inns huIT of brio ari Finished -I,...
49, l's illah.s materials iu urlf sfys. ~ s5rs.
nr sHswu 10 by Goblin rt TI,nry 1 sc WIZ
..'l 'I "l'iu VII. make SHOWN the price.
r.r W..lh WI De- liberal, large portion b,iH- III y,-f
t ''' '' 'eai--ilc interest bong annually Paut.a1fy
\. B-shoul1 hs property tsh..A may b. r,.t.i 81.
4 60. persons uoi Dc cold by TUESDAY. fhs AMI
H{ "' N"'euh'f Instant Do will thar ity no 80, -
'-N 'Ion zoe premises al Y O'Clock, ". 10 Goods
'FHt untcrsgnrd has associated with him f- f....
4 VI Richard l. MrreHf Tlsv utn t.--..a'..l ~ it--
.1 '.1elhcr TIE TAILORING BUSINESS, uDlrr h. . ~
~ i''i-eoh " Meredith upon Governor lfrer. ,r--f
-'N opposite t' 6fIs Bookstore, where .Ua Ift -.
mere "iiuc undersigned etc respectfully rr.t., i
i1Nin fa'l Work HuLe iuffF I4usf flfhrn. ~ s.
'' i1c shortest notice. igg cash, or pInei.,sf l
e2 q eDS" JAMES LIVINGSTON
NJ. a.. swEENEY, 4EeHl late of tts sTr.-
NvN'niN Sweeney lr.w HIss1ivrIr would r.+,.,
l1. anl l'' r1ud. Fsugray, trt Dr. has ttkrr s
lnsur'r.e tuuIsuyt between Nrs1rs cav 4 rr1l",
'ni fnc EyChHuIr Hotel rn Iith street vrr.,e S .r
hIlY th execute t urItfs su h.s line. viii. ua.-sg
.-rtr.t having now uu hand select nss0r.rr,rf l.f
frls, Hsutscfchicfs Scarfa Sc &c. he t,-,.. =, ~
'c o. Accommodate bis uIi friends cod such pc,r op ~
uit pc dapnsri 10 call on him, such terms an H.
s'ea style a. Wbprove cuurey satisfactory. no a-S5f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-29
THE FARNERs, AI-VhN,C

Nalu ION 70 tue matter peculiar 10 a. airnsr.r ~ L.
W. MoiN contains about 10 pcres ofthe most ufsfssIt,
Oh. nton, Husirued wHh great vsrefv IL
@ w GUS me tulivafor remarks. That The H.. -,
% worm more ihnu NE cost ofhc whole vort b.
"a by 'u'Py received by The Subscriber Price Is et.
G. 7. BOTTa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-29

Il w x.
DUDLEY MEREDITH, have yet on hand a good a..
- sortment ot cloths and
suspendcTs nett shirts drawers gloves.
etc ctc-~heh they will sell very CHEAP for cash.
noX3 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-29
II EAL EsTATE-Mosr DEsImAnLE-

" FOR SALE So tn order IN adyision Of inc STAT.
Of the late David Burr, thai part Of the Real Property
belonging tpt which lies Governor aud L streets h
hereby offered for sale n Suitable lots From the SITUATION
Of TINS property. Is necessarily improving ia value randi
" and puTch1sc of Il may be made advantage II NOT
sold az private sale before, will offered NJ rub c sale
some time during the Spring. some Of the L6s may be
leased on a ground lease, or Otherwise Apply IN
no 2j-iG'cA Or d. I mini
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-29
CONTEMPORARIES

CONVECTION ERII.S
Still cheaper and IN g,Gater varieties.
NllE undersigned has constantly hand the following
articles OF tonecuouafy which he -ILTTatees sell
reduced prices, viz,
Plums, Ivy the quarter. half aud whole boxes
Suiiana Rdisus CuTrans Cranes, FIGS, Itfon Prun,s
Pea Ngts,
Manila Cream and HoTchouui Candy
Cough Drops and Vegetable Aromatic Cough Candy bet.
tel than rtLs-s.
ALSO,
Fine Liquors, Ike Mauscuiuu, Rose, Curacao Noyau.
Eau a. On, Cream ~ Aus Together with the delicate
West India Preserves such as Lines GuRva SirawbcrTs
RaspbcTrica, &c in SyTups, and Branded Fruits
Pickles CapcTs, Olives, &c
French Ornaments for CaEea
Cakes OF every description for parties
Pyramids made OF French Candies, OF all the va.
The fashionable circles may res assured that II their
orders left my Establishment nothing will toe spared
tn The way Of taste or novelty, aud prices give general
satisfaction l. DUitAlN
- Above The R.uk
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11
sEASONABLE GOODS.

CtUPER and common Cloths Of all colou; super
- and common Cassmeres and Ca's,ne''s' De-
yer and Pilot Cloths; Jerseys. and Padding; whit
ney, hIacksnaw, DuiIle. and Point Blankets; super
Merino ve.,ings Black Sik-Velvei, and Satin.
Faced vestings; Green Floor Cloth; super ana
common Flannels; Pulled and Plaid Linseys; I'm.
gIisb and French Mernoes; Black Bombazines;
victo,in Plaid, IA new and pretty goods tor rn''-
drcn; Plain and Figured Mousselsine de Laines;
Matiioni Lustring; "A Blue. Black Gro dc Paris |;
Blsck Mode: BPk Lace Wells md handkerchief;
Black Bobbineit, and Black Mecklin veilsi Figc-
red and Plain SiIks--vcry pretty; Plain and f,g.-
red White Satin Embossed Satin. Tor inings; INT.
be, Sbawls--rich borders; Brosha and Blanket
Shawls Thbet, Silk, and Fancy Handkercheis-
new STYLE; Thibet Scarfs Grape Liese--all coiorsi
Figured. Barred. and Plain Swiss Musiins; JACK
onet and swiss + lgings and lusertings; Hemst'cn-
Cd Liner. G ambrick Handkerehiefs; Stocks; BLACK
Silk Crayats; Bandanoa and Spittalfeld Handker'
chiefs, &c &c. -,
The above Goods have just been opened and viii
he sold cheap. J. w. BOYD.
October Is. 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The Delegates from the Senatorial District. com
posed Of the Counties of Berkeley, Hampshire, and
Morgan, assembled in Convention, AT the Court
House. in Winchester, on Monday the LIST day OF
February.
On motion Of David II, Conrad, William Maslin,
of Berkeley was appointed Chairman, and Edwin
G. Ogden. of Morgan, Secretary.
The following Delegates appeared and were en-
rolled:
From he county Of Berkeiey:-Wiliam Mas
lin. Edmund Pendeton, William q Morgan Da-
yid Holmes Conrad, Daniel b. Morrison and AID
am Sensker.
From the county Of Hampshire:-L kuy
kendall, c. n Pigman. Christopher Hei'keil,
Eli Bean, John Vance. and julius e. Waddle.
From the county Of Morgan John W. Breath
sd Col William Harmlson, Edwin u. OGDEN
and Henry A. Byrne
The Convention, having determined that upon
all questions before the body, The counties oil 3erke-
lev and Hampshire should cast two votes each, and
tie county Of Morgan vote, proceeded to select
candidate for the Office OF Senator OF the District
composed OF the counties named.
Whereupon. Edmund Pendieton nominated
CHARLES JAMES FAuLKSER, Esq. of the county
of Berkeley. who received the unanimous vote OF
the Convention.
Il was ordered, that the Secretary aPprse MI
Faulkner Of his nomination
On motion Of David II. Conrad, il was further
ordered that the proceedings of this body be slgn-
ed By the President and Secretary, and published
in the papers Of the District
And then upon motion, the Convention adjourn
ed sine die.
WILLIAM MASLIN.
Fn,ytx q OopEs. Chm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
EDWIN G. OGDEN,

Attn meeting of large number Of The ID 7mocrat'
ic voters of Berkeley county held at Capt hard
ner'. tavern, in Martinsburg, on notion Capt
JOSEPH BURNS called TO the CHAIR aud
JoHN Il. LiKEss appointed Secretary After the
object of the meeting vas explained me i"ho"hs
resolutions were unanimously adopted
ls,. RESOLVED. That our political opinions baVr
not been formed by hasty view # tho great que--
tions that agita,e country therefore We re'na'n
unchanged IN those views and suli adhere TO those
measure. that have been advocated 10y the present
administration.
2nd Resoived, That approve of the proceed
ing of meetings which were held in tho several
counties composing this Congressional District re-
commenting that delegates be appointed 10 meet
in convention, at Marunsburg, on ,he 22d 1t Feb
ruary. for the purpose of nominating suitable per
son TO be voted for by the Democratic party MS a
candidate for Congress
3D. Resolved, (That, inasmuch as the political
opinions and views Of the successful candidate TOT
the Presidency sre not known to the public, and as
il appears TO be the policy of the party that support
ed him for that office, to conceal their views on
mos, of the leading topics of the day. we will
NOT support any candidate for that office who refuses
to let his principles be known when called on to do
40. =,
4th. Resolsed, That the delegates from Morgan
and Hampshire be requested to join the delegates
from Berkeley on the same day the above ConVen
ton is held for the purpose OF nominating suitable
person as candidate Tor the State Senate
5th. Resolucd, That the following persons be
and are hereby appointed delegates TO attend SAD
convention on the part of Berkeley, viz Doct, Den
ais Murphy, Capt. James Mason, Doc1; John >
Harrison. Hezekiah Hedges. Doct b, Wiging'on
Israel Robinson James l.. Maslin, Adam Bowers
Capt. Joseph Burns. Capt A. Williamson, Hili,ar'
?. Hebb, Henry j. Seibert, Lewis Grsnlham MO
SEES Grantham. George Yanakin and Jas W. Grey
9th. Resolved. zHanimousiy. That ths Demo
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11

COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALIIMoRE MAkkEr.

From The Baltimore american ef february Q,
cATrLs About 900 head Of Beet Cattle Mere
offered oI sale this morning aud nearly oil sold at
$3.50 10 81 so per 100 lbs. for good to strictly
prime quality.
LIVE Hoss-Are only in fair supply, and sell
moderately So per loo lbs.
BAcos.-We note $4,000 los. new Baltimore
cured Sides Bacon at cts, and 1000 lbs Hams
of the same description at 10 cts.
FLouR,-The market for Howard Street Flour Is
rather frmer to-day than the close Of last week,
but without any advance in price. We note sales Of
several hundred barrels good common brands from
Stores this morning at $3.50. The receipt price
continues AT S4,373.
GRaIs.- Good red WHEArs would commsnd
about 90 cts. Sales Of white Corn, ailoat at %
cts, and Of yellow at IS 46 cents. Sales OF Nd.
OATS this morning at 81 cts
FLAxsEED.-We note limited sales from Stores
at Sil63. The Wagon price continues at 81
WHisKEY. Limited sales Of binds. at 204 cents,
and of bbls at pa % cts. The Wagon price OF
bbs. rs 10 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11
NEW GOODS.

III AN now receiving and opening large aud
h general assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. such rs
Blue. Black, BLACK Invisible Green, Blue, Dahlias
Mulberry. Steel. Mixed, and Drab CLOTHS Of
every description;
20 Pieces Of Cashmere So assorted colors;
so /" Sattineit, from 80 cts 10 81 per yard
Brown aud Blcached Musins, variety Of Printsj
Shslieys, Mousseline de Laines--vcry neat;
English aud French Merinoes;
A variety of Shawis-very low;
vestngs OF every description;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hosiery, Gloves, &c.;
Hats Caps, Boots, and Shoes--ali priccs and quail.
ties;
A general assortment Of Hard and Queensware.
feel confident thai my assortment Of Goods 10
calculated 10 please all who may favor me with .
call. HEZEKlAH HEDGES.
Iedgesvillc, October 30, ist0.-d
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11
Public Safe.

TIME subs iber, Administrator of the estate OF
N John Allybaush, decd. will sell. at public
auction at the late residence Of said All, baUsh. IN
the town of Darkesville, on Saturday, the 9Th Of
February. ali OF tho
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Consisting of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNlIURE-Tables, Ctnrs, Bureaus, Beds
and Bedding; one cgh,-day Clock. Shoemaker
Tools, some Carpenters Tools, one Rife Gun, with
many her Articles not necessary to paricularIze.
Terms.-A credit OF SIX months win be given the
purchaser ON all sums of S. and upwards, Iron his
xecuiing bond and good security: under that sum
casn
U5'Sale to commence ut 10 O'clock A.. NJ
GEORGE COUCHMAN,
February | IS4l -3w Admir-
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS.
Dissolution.

YNyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing 10
n The name aud firm of HEDGES 4 ROBIN.
son, was, on the ooh uf july last, dissolved BY
mutual cunsrnt. The future business of the cca-
cern will be conducted in the name Of Hesckiah
Hedges
SAMUEL ROBINSON.
Heasesyilie. October 20. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11
COMMUNICATION.

COMMUNICATION.
ENTE call the attention of the public to the nu
w merous certificates, which have been IN CIR
culstion in onr paper and others OF this city,
highly recomn ending Dr. SUayae's Compound
Syrup Of IViid Cherry; we have seen the oris''
nal certificates, and have doubt but they come
from truly grateful hearts expressive of the benefits
which they have received from that very valuable
Compound. We have acqnaintances who have ire
auently used the above medicine, who can speak
with confidence of its virtues Sat. Chron'cfe.
This medicine is now in general use in nearly all
the respectable families in the Union. Children
takei, readily. There is not the least doubt but it
has saved the lives of Thousands.
Principal Depot for the above medicine is at No.
10 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. it NAV be
obtained of agents generally throughout the United
States. Price S per bottle.
U7Any person wishing TO see certificates OF
cures and recommendations, can see them at any
time by calling at the Principal Depot
This invaluable incidence is for sale by A. RO-
BINSON ,MaItinsburg, Va.
February IL. l84I
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.y1ficc.

ElSEELING DESTROYS Of closing tho Books Of the
nc Firm above mentioned. the subscriber would
ootdslly ieyite those who have unsettled accounts
with the firm, 10 come forward and close the same
By mole; and would also return his thanks 70 bic
friends for sher past fayots and would cordially so
hct continuance Of the same.
HEZEKlAH HEDGES.
Hedgcsvile. October 30, 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Finder the decree red on the 5h OF De-
u tober. 1910. in the Of Joseph Burns vs.,
Adam Leopard, | shall offer for sale, before the
Court. House door in Mattinsburg on Monday. The
sM doy Of March, (being the first day OF March
Court,) all the interest OF the said Adam Leopard
in the real estate of which his father died seized,
consisting Of
l. Tie one undivided eighth part or
share in the HOUSE and LOT Of land
in HedgesUiHe;
.. The one-eighth in The Home Farm
of 1854 Acres; and
3. The one eighth in The Custer Farm
Of I325 Acres, on The Wilkamsport road.
These interests will be sold separately or togeh-
er, to suit purchasers and subject TO the dover in
terest of The widow Of Michael Leopard, which has
not been assigned.
The terms of the sale, the decree provides
will be one half in hand fourth in nine, and
one. fourth in twelve months from the day OF sale
The purchasers to give bonds and personal seeur
~ or trust deeds. "a the subscriber may deem best
To secure the deferred psymsn's.
d. II. CONRAD.
February II. f84l --4s SPEC. Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11
DIR. HARLICH'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING and
GERMdN 4PERTENT Pills.


More Conclusive Proofs Of he e9icscy cf
Or, HplicA's Celebrated Medicines.
nEAR SIR--I was afIliclnd with a bilious and
~ nervous disease 10 very alarming degree,
satn all the symptoms which SO frequently effect
relaxed coudition, via: edancss IN The bead, vio-
icnt ;remors, chilhness, with fixed pain IN me
risht side. complexion bad sad eossysness indeed
wns ia a most vulnerable condition. ! had tried
many remedies. bnt found permanent relief us.
iii | had purchased Or. Hsrlseks Compound
Siren gfksasnr and German iferssaf P'tis, ~nach,
from their superior virtues, WAS completely cured,
and am able to pursue my employment hee from
pain or disease (Ssgnedl JOHN BoLES.
Ds,sd Xenis, Ohio june, Z, 1910.
Principal Ofsce for the United States, No ~
North Eighth Street. Philadelphia. where recon-
menda,ions o! hundreds of persons may be seen, oil
OF which haze been cured OF benefited BY the med
icine.
This Invaluable medicine is for sale by A. RO-
BINSON, Martinsbug, Va.
February 4 1. IS4l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11

cratic party OF Berkeley will not run candidates Tor
the Stafe Legislature this Spring.
7Ih. Resotred. That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the Chairman aud Secretary,
and that the editors cf the Martiasburg Gazette,
Hatpcrs-ferry Constitutionalist, ard Winchester
yirginisn be respectfully requested 10 publish the
same.
The meeting then adjourned.
JOSEPH BURNS.
JoHs II. Linens, Cam
Sea
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FoRLE GOODS.

ut gives us pleasure to say to our customers and
u tho public generally, that We can sell them
Goods very cheap this Fall--cheaPer. perhaps.
than they have seen them for long time; but. all
we can say is notlike your calling You are, there
fore, cordially invited 20 call and examine ios
yourselves.
To the Gentlemen, we con say tina, our stock OF
oroTl-s. cAeE1rEETiEG, AND CAS-
ExNET1a. isIarge and cheap; MLkiN ~ 80
IlNCS; some very handsome OTTER CARS &c.
And TO the Ladies, we viii say that we have
Super 4 Blue. Black Rept SILK;
q Gro de Rhine do;
% Nattioni do;
Handsome assortment Of Plain, Sattin.stripsd,
and Figured MOUSELlNS;
French and English Chintzes;
Caicoes Merinors;
Tibet and Merino SIiAWLS;
Thread Lace and Edgin9s;
Jaconett Inserting and Edgingsi
super silk and Merino Hosieryj
Gloves, &c;
And almost every article that Is desirable and ws
say cheap. Come and see, that you may say 90 too
HAMME s STEPHENS.
October Is, 1910.
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ALEXANDER ROBINSON,
MARTINSBURG
IRON FOUNDR

FEyflE subscribers, having entered into coPart-
Il nership ander the name Of HUGH +. Nc.
GAUGHY g. CO., and taken the above establish.
menr would givs notice that they will carry on the
Foundry (haying engaged the services OF first rase
moulder) to the satisfaction of all who may favor
them with "A call. They have no hesitation in say
ing that. from the recommendation of the mou'der.
and the trouble they have taken procure the very
best OF materials, any one who wants CASTINGS
would do well to call at the Foundry.
They will make and keep hand general as.
sortment of Plough Irons, Andirons. Hollnw-Wsre
of every description, Oven Lids, Smoothing Irons,
Wagon. Boxes &c.
All orders and patterns sent to the subscribers
will be punetually attended TO.
HUGH F. M'GAUGHY,
JAS BROWN,
JAS. S BROWN.
10 They have also rented the SA MIL at
tached to the premises, which has undergone u
thorough repair. and will despatch all kinds OF Saw
ing upon moderate terms.
HUGH f. M'GAUGHY & co.
February IL, 1871 1T
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Notice.

FHNHOSE persons who have unsettled accounts
II with the late firm Of Burns & Seibert, are mo-
rhed that their accounts have been placed in the
hands of Henry j. Selbert who will attend TO the
settlement of the same. IL is earnestly desired by
the undersigned that persons who are interested
will be prompt in their settlements Us II Is not his
wish to have them put to any Inconvenience.
Feb. III. l84t.--tf JOSEPH BURNS.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
TEyHIS Is 10 certify that have used in my iam
u IL Or. Paris Soothing Syrup, and being CON
vnced Of its great utility IN aeslatisg the suffer-
ings Of children cutting their teeth. Z do conscien-
tiou>ly recommend IL ~ au efHcacious snd nvalua-
Bile medicine a sense 81 gratitude calls forth this
testimonial az well desire to render general
service by this public statement. ID.
We are well acquainted with the writer OF the
above article, and would not hesitate moment TO
endp,se his opinion Of Or. Paris Soothing Syrup
DAILY Chronicle.
We have used the Soothing Syrup in our family,
and il is as stated by Me. D.--Sat. Cour
Principal Office, No. 10 North Eighth Street, on
ly place in Pnadel phia where the medicine can
be obtained. Price 50 cents
This invaluable medicine is FOR sale by A. RO'
BINSON, Martnshuig, Va.
February IL, 1911.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11
NJ a II q 7 e D.

0J@Episcopal services may be expected, on next
Sabbath morning, in the Lutheran Church in this
place.
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DISSOLUTION.

YENHE copaunership Of A. ROBINSON & co.
n vas dissolved by mutual consent, the II
day Of February. All pei sons indebted TO said firm
by bond. note. or book account will come forward
and settle wthou, delay the business Of said firm
must be settled Immediately.
A ROBINSON.
j, II. ROBINSON
February ii, ls4l
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Stray steer.

Stray Steer.
yFS STRAYED from the sub
ItsAWWXt scriter, living at Hardscrabble, a.
U bout Move last, large RED
V1 STEER, abou, years old, marks
Of AMY not recolected. purchased the steer
from MIR. w F. Sprinkle day tive before with
the intention of driving him 10 Baltimore will
pay libcta reward for any information of him SO
that recover him.
MOSES II. CHAPLINE.
February IL. I94l 81
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FOR REN'T,

ENOR one OF more years, r'y NEW STORE
IT HOUSE, at Vanclevessillo,
Feb, 4 I84i.-4t NJ. A. VAN cLEvE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11
Spring MILL

ypyHr undersigned has recently gotten posses.
sios of his Milling establishment, near the
Falling Water Church. where he will carry on the
Milling business in its fullest extent. lie ~iil at
all times Ray the hghes, market price, in cash ,or
WHEAT, exchange Flour for the same IN the
usual way, OF grind il customers account; stand
ing the inspection Of the Eastern markets N al ca
.es. ALLEN G. HAMMOND.
Spring Mil. December 3, 1910,
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EsEs-NNs.

E<SETNVS.
NMTERE taken up on the subscribers premi-
Wv ses, one mile and a half from Marinsburg,
n. near Fsgg's Mill. two ESrRAYS.
kgfTTFSS%A one Heifer and Steer, marked as
EJAAlSfS follows: The Heifer is horned.
skIezs-l<,,.. with white face, white back and
- ss s-s-<-'' belly. and speckled sides, supposed
10 be Two years old last spring I he Steer 10 a
black nuley, with crop 10 the left ear an under
BIZ in each ear, and white spot on the hack be-
tween the hips, two or three years old last spring.
MICHAEL COUCHAlAN.
February 4. 1911 .--3t
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vNvHE undersigned, having rented the BLACK
H. smith Shop at Bedington Mills. respectfully
informs the public generally that he i prepared 10
do all kinds OF BLACKSMITH WORK IN the
neatcst and most durable manner possible. Having
several hands employed he will be able 10 do work nj
the shortest notice. and os cheap a. II be done
in the esnniry. Jackserefcs. CoGee MRs. and ell
kind. of Edge Tools made and repaired at the
same Shop. By strict attention to business, he
hopes for liberal patronage from the public
Jan. %. i34i,--tf JACOB FUNK
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-11
GARDEN SEEDS.

A GENERAL supply Of Sinclar's carefully Sc
"a lecled GARDEN SEEDS, such as may be
warranted to yegetae. The public will please no.
tice before they purchase that these Seeds are from
responsible House, and not from stroiitag ped
lars. VI. DOhSEf'
February A. l8il.