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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM YUCATAN
AND MEXICO ANOTHER REVOLT

TON IN THE LATTER COUNTRY.
Late last evening, we received some
highly important intelligence from Yucca
tan aud Mexico. That fran Mexico is
down to the 27th uIt., and from Yucatan
to the Isl inst.
Another revolution has broken out in
Mexico, and Santa Ana is again in the
ascendant.
On the 18th ult., Guadalaxnra, in Mex
leo, under the command of General Pa
redes, proclaimed for the abolition OF the
5 per cent. duty, which had been recent
" levied by government, and in favor of
a Congress to be elected by the people.
This created greo, deal Of excitement.
Mexico is destined to become repub-
lie, like Yucatan.
The news of this outbreak reached We
ra Cruz on the Gath ult., and Santa Ana
Immediately proclaimed in favor of the
same measures. lie despatched troops
on the 25th to occupy the principal cas-
ties and ior,es between Vera Cruz and the
city Of Mexico.
On the Goth Vera Cruz also declared
for the revolution, and then the train was
almost complete for he overthrow oil the
Central Government. On the same after
noon Santa Ana, who had about 1000
troops under his command, sent off sui.
fcient number 20 take possession OF Perote,
a castle which commands the communlca-
ton between the city of Mexico and Vers
Cruz. They reached there on the 9th,
Just as the English mail was leaving, and
II is by this means thet we have received
The news. AS soon as the General OF
Pucba heard Of what had happened he
despatched three hundred horse to the as.
s'stance Of Pcrote, but Sana Ana had pos
session thereof b fore these troops arrived
within SIX leagues Of the place.
Thus much for the new revolution in
Mexico. 1t appears that that country
has now its hands iul Of war.
On the lst INST. the Coagrcss Of Yucca
tan met, and no d1ubt, declared that pro-
vince entirely free, Independent, aud dis
tnct country from Mexico, as all the
members of the Congress Elected. belong
to the party desperation.
Colonel Paraza was sent by the Yucca
tan government on the 2Sth ull. as COM
miss oner to Texas, relative TO the mutual
defence Of the two republics against the
fleet which Mexico is now preparing lor
the Blockade ofthair coasts. Oh this fleet,
two iron steamers are building in Eng
land, to b. ready next January, and two
schooners at Brown a. Bells yard IN this
city, to be. ready IN sixty days. And
that government recently purchased q
hne Spanish brig Of Vera Cruz, which is
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

SUIcIpE.-We regret to learn that a
gentleman named Thomas Armstrong, for
merry of this city, and recently, it is be-
Iieved, of New Orleans, put an enc to his
existence on the morning Of the 5th inst,
at Barnum's City Hotel, by shooting him.
self with pistol. Mr.. Armstrong pos
sessed considerable property aud had in
his possession large sum Of money at the
time of his death. The act appears to
have been performed with much delibera.
ton, as tho deceased previously prepared
his will and left several memoranda as TO
the disposition Of HIS effects. He also left
a letter to a gentleman Of this city, in
which he stated that the act which he con.
templated committing was long since de-
termined on, but assigned no reason there
for Bali. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

On the 10Th ultimo, HgsRr, ssed 10, end on
Saturday last, SusAEsAa, aged 20 years, II bilious
dysentery children OF Mr.. James Starret, of
Darkessilie -
In this place, on Sunday last. NJ. GEoEeE SUE.
HaaaEE, recently Of Philadelphia. aged 20 year,.
On the 9th ut. her fathers residence, in VI br
gan County, in the 24th yeas Of her age, Mrs. Ro-
sAssA TiDBaLL. wife Of Mr.. Joseph Tidbaa. Of
Missouri, and daughter Of Cromwell 0rrick, Esq
Ga the 9Th August lsst, 10 Ozark, Arkansas, Nj.
BEsJAnIs SrRorHER PESDLETos, ia the 3lih
year Of his age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
"A NEW TYIEr1G} JOUI2IIIAIh
Al WASHINGTON CITY.

rHNHE undersigned has been induced, by recent
u events, 10 commence the publication Of new
WING JOURNAL at the seat Of the General Go
vernmcnt. The scheme has been stimulated into
immediate development, by the extraordinary de
lection TO no harsher te,m) Of portion Of the
Wing party, and by the general feeling Df indigna
ton which is manifested in all Questions. at the
mischevous and fratIicidal purposes OF few am
bilious selfish politicians, who aim destroy he
fruits Of the glorious struggle Of 1910.
We shall raise the true Wing STANDARD, and do
battle the best Of abilities for the integrity
Of the great Wing party and the contamination Of
Ill The Reforms conteHded Cor in the late canvass.
We shall go for such an administration of public
affairs as will meet The generous confidence and full
G the natrfoiic expectations Of the American Feo-
Pile; and. in urtherunce Of these objects, we shall
dedicate the experience of many years, and zeal
foI the great cause which the vieissitudes Of time
have in no degree abated.
Prompted as we are to this task. by the advice
Of Wings in all quarters, shall expect jealous
cooperation in our plan, on the part Of Members
Of Congress- and others. a
The subscription price of the paper (Which IL to
be semi weekly in the recess. and thrice week
during the sessions OF Copgress) will be FIVE DOL
LARS per snnHH, invariably in advance.
JOHN II. PLEASANTS,
September 30, I84l
@t Wing pspsrs generally, are requestedtceo
/. '"I' VoH3s, .oEa / e.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

DARKrEs GOING oFF.-lt is stated in
the Cincinnati Gazette, that in conse-
quence Of thes recent terrible riots in that
city, Il number Of the Oldest and most re-
spectacle Of the colored peoplc-those
who have property, and are Of good and
peaceable habits are making arrange
men.s to dispose of their effects and re-
move to Liberia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

The Philadelphia Inquirer remarks that
the great iron steamer, now being built at
Bristol, England, will no doubt, when
completed, be regarded as one of the most
extraordinary mechanical ,nders in the
world. She will carry five mas,s, and
her Tonnage will reach the enormous ex.
tent Of 5000. Her length on deck is 324
feet. She will have four engines u 800
horse power ench, and she is expected to
be completed by the LIST May next. She
is designed in the f rst place, for the Arch
imedes screw, but should that fail, she is
so constructed that paddles may be readi
ly resorted to. Her hull is divided into
compartments, SO that if one should be-
come injured, the accident would not az
feet the safety Of the vessel. Her work
manship throughout is described as of the
very highest style of art. She will be
filled with water before she is launched,
and thus her tightness tested. The iron
GALL ~rought) is more than half an inch
thick. She will cost something like $500,
600, and, as is supposed, will be COM
manded by Captain Hosken.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
Aottee5.
NorICE.

Petition win be presented to tho NEXT General
Assembly Of Virginia. for leave to sell that por-
ion Of the Pdblic Square bounded BY lot A. and III
Aud continuation OF Wilks and Fairfax OF
such part thereof they ia their judgment may
deem expetieni.
Bath, Oct. 2. 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

The REMAINS OF THE PATRIOTS
The Common Council Of Brooklyn have
appointed a committee of fifteen citizens,
10 take the necessary measures for re-
moving the bones Of the revolutionary
martyrs, and erect over them n suitable
monument. The Mayor is, ex.efiicio,
chairman Of the Committee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

i. Corn Orr. We are told by western
paper. that Indian Corn can be- made to
yield excellent lamp oil, which is both
better and cheaper than the common
whale oil. Iftrue, this is most impur-
tant discovery the immense crops Of corn
which grow almost spontaneous in the
western States, may be turned into profit
able account. The whole world could
be supplied with oil in this way. The
farmers would find a better market for
supplies of corn-the practice ofmanu(ac.
turing wblskey from il, would be Giscour.
aged, and the means always placed within
the reach of the people Of supplying them.
selves with light at cheap rate. And
how grateful the yhates would be with
such an arrangement. - Boston Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
a 0AlaDo
Fresh Fall & Winter
MsG0O16)9,

GOODS
YEyHE subscriber has just received and is now
IL opening the largest and best stock of FALL
and WINTER GOODS that he has ever had the
pleasure of offering his customers, and respect
fully asks the favor Of call. Many OF the Goods
and pretty, and viii DO sold upon the best
terms. Amongst them will be found
soper and common blue, black, CIoTHs.
brown, olive green and mixed "
I Super plain and ribbed CASSIMERIsS.
I CASSiNEfTS Il all colors and qnslhies.
Kentucky Jeans; kerseys; heavy Ta eede.;
Super and common Flannels; green Baize;
Beaver cloth; pilot cloth;
Plaid and fnllrd Linseys;
Point. DfFie. Mackinaw Rose and Whitney
Blankets; Cradle do;
GIesn mohair and horse Blankets;
Ssansd"wn, Valencia, Merino and SILK yestings;
Blk silk VELVET; Tabby Velvet,
3-4and Ga Mrriuos.; snper 6 Blk Bombazine;
Ga and London Saxonys;
Mousselaines de Lainc; crapcd & plaid Merinos;
Earlesron aud twllled Gnghams;
Super London Chinz and Prints; super and COM
mon American do;
Plain anG figured SWISS Book and Jackoneti
M1slins; Lace Muslin>;
/ White and conred G ,mbrcs; Paper Cambria;
Thread, Swiss, Jackoneil and Bobneit Edsings
| and inse,ting-; u az s.ai .....
Isle Lace, Edginss and Cuttings;
lr'sh Lines long Lawn' linen Caubrr;
Hemstitched and plain linen canhrc II ,ndkf-;
Barcelona and Spilsldeld, B4ndanna and Cotton
II indkerciIiefs;
Super satin and rich silk Shaws:
Fanc, Hand If, and Scalfs; Silk Serge;
Silk aud Worstcd SHIRTS and Drawers;
4, 10 10 aad 10 20 Damask Table Cloths.
MAJ kins and rnwels
Russia and III akabnck Diaper;
Brown AoasA; French worked Collars;
Rich winter hthbon- Satin and Can Ribbons;
Bl'k Italian Crope and 'Crspe Lease;
Plain aud hsalel blk SILK Cruvals; super Satin
Stocks;
Silk, Worsicd, Merino and Cotton II Sc andhl
II 80;
" hait. Beaver and Cotton Gloves ard Nlistsi
sewing silks; hl'k and eolorsd Braid;
Ansular md sqp5re Neat green Baagri
1854, BIabiuct ard .guare Nett Veii,
Brk Love haGd'kfs aud Veil,; 81
Hir Beads and Co,i.; Shin, c Ilars aud po-
som; Suspelders Comforts, Sc &c.
JOHN W. BOYD.
September 20
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

The National lntelIigencer says -
We understand that the Secretary of the
Treasury, has selected the following Banks
as the agencies of the United States lor
the payment Of the interest on the Public
Debt:
. Back OF the Metropolis, Washington.
The Merchants Bank, Boston.
The Bank Of Commerce, New York.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
.sVYsCE To HERS.

1--WE snbscri''er, having thoroughly repaired
n hts MILL Is now enabled 10 extend h,s bust.
ness. and 10 rsy the highest price in cash Tor amy
aaanii,y OF WHEAT. dc, and stand The inspec.
non. lie viii grind for customers on the usual
terms, and is prepared to do county work IN The
best Misunderstanding room fitted M for the safe
keeping of Bags ftnm the rats. He hopes flom
his long experience in the business aud dispts-
tion % please, to receive share Of The public put
ronnge.
ISAAC ROGERS.
. SantemPr 9. Ia4I.--6n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
n Efxg cf Letters

I'D EMAIEING n the Post OiFre at Marfins-
IA burg on the Isl day Of October. 1871. which
fnot called fer before tbe Isl day Of January next
will be seat 10 lhe General Post Osi-c as Dead Let
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

& UPERioR FRESH TEAS.--I have received
- 10, of very superior Fresh Teas. Of direct i'm
warranted superior to any Teas ever of
fsrsd in this market, for sale by esA
October7. #eea j. w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
.gLSO, FOR RE.y'T,

fIsstf6 The HOUSE s. LOT, late the residence
-1R4of said deceased. Ii the property is not
pfev ,u.y dis 2oscd Of will be rented the
day. at public auction TO the highest bidder, and
possession given the LIST day of November next.
Terms Of Sale Six months credit will be
given on all sums OF So and upward, he purchaser
giving bond and approved security. All sums
der SIS cash No proie.ty 10 be removed till the
ms be complied wuh. Sale 10 commence at i
o'clock MOSES MACKEY, Admir-
VIA the VA anne1ed
October 7, 1Sil-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
100000 Bushels OF
WHEA'E' WANTED.

FEsfiE Undersigned, having purchased he exter.
n siye MILLING ESTABLISHMENT f.n-
merry owned BY S,pub 4 Company. situate Ii a.,
District y 1qlnpbio, isss tbe otpptlunity II ii.
forming tue farmers Of Berkeley aud HE adoiiey
Counties, that they wish 10 purchase 100 GOO
BUSHELS OF WHEAT, Tor which ,i,ex vii m.
ths highest market price In cash, .sken delivered
atthe Falling Water NILS Va, or in their Boa,
At any point 90 The river in Berkeley or jefferson
county, or The Canal, Washington county, MI -
As We wish 70 purchase a large quantity Of Wheat,
tara'tss will find it greatly 20 iheir ad.autsge to
give Us call before they dispose OF tbeir orops
DOWNS s. BEATTY.
InlY g. IA4I.-if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

THE CABINET. letter Grom Lexing-
ton, Ky, under date OF SEPT. "a, publish.
ed in the Madlsonian, says =" Governor
WIcKLIFFE is now in this city. He viii
accept the seat in the Cabinet, rendered
him by the President, and will depart for
Washington in fortnight"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

The yestty Of the Lutheran Churt are requested
to meet in the church IN Martinsburg on Saturday
next At o'clock +. NJ.
Oct 2.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

In Wheeling, the Goth ult, b. the Rev. Mr.
Armstrong, Mr.. JAaEs II. BAKEa, 10 Miss ELIZA.
sEIs FORSYTH, all Of Wheeling.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

now ready for service. How long VIII
this fee, remain in the hands Of the Mex
leans IN. Y. Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
Company Orders.

FuNHE Company under my command viii parade
4 at the usual place (Cunningha > on Sqfar-
day he i6M inst. at Q o'clock. = NJ
LEONARD JAM;SON.
October T. Capt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

oGrgatH, IN
S-oCH OF GooEs,
at the Mill Greek Store. ut Bunkers Hill. II con.
sis,s of the greatest variety, and il The most com
plete for the country trade, Of AIRY e.
tahlishmeat in this valley and be bought on
most advantageous terms--as to price and time OF
payment IL desired, the stock will be equally di-
yided Persons wishing to purchase, see the
goods in the care Of Mr.. John P. Stewart, and for
the terms, apply TO us, personally or by letter
in Marinsburg. The store house can also be had
by he purchaser, if desired and il ia ADMITTED 10
be the best stand in the county,
We also ofIera TR.7CT OF LAND, lying
near MarlinseuTg, adjoining the ands Of Christian
raher, William Gorrell and others, containing 40
aeres--a large portion Of which is in Huber.
Also. a flOUSE & LOT, on Burke Street in
Maftnsburg. near the Rail Road Depot.
d. n CONRAD,
d. BuRKHART.
Senterber @ I84I If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
Valuable Land
ET3A12 TIA12gPTrE sDU2G
FOR SALE,


= Viz undersigned viii receive proposals for Tie
I'd about mile and half from Msrt,nshure. a
that place 10 Winchester. aud adjoining Doe lsnds
Of Mrs. Locke. Josiah Flagg, George Weller, tas
heirs Of William Snodetass, and Others. The above
tract OF land contains upwards Of
LOO ACIESa
about IS Of which cleared and in good condi-
ton tie remainder heavily timbeted The growth
consisting Of OAK and Poplar Of the best quality
both OF which are very valuable fur binding
This land Is situated in the most fertile part Of
the coantythe soil Is Of the best order, and Yields
TO none in natural fertility and Susceptibility Of i'm
Provemen'. The hand is peculiarly adapted TO the
growth Of Wheat and Small Grain Of every ies.
eription. It's position being within shol distance
of the rail road, which will soon be completed 20
his point and almost Immediately on he main
Winchester road add. greatly to It's value by bling
ING il so near TO market, AMI. to sum up its pro-
perties. in word, is equal if not superior, ia eye.
ry respect, to ans land IN the county.
This Farm, from its position qualities AMI the "a
eiiiies which the abundance of timber affords f.,
building, would be particularly desirable as resi-.
dence for some professional gentleman.
Persons DESTROYS Of viewing tile land can do so
by applying to Mr.. Martin Rausch. who resides
within short distance Of it, and viii show il at all
times; and the Terms, which will be as accammo
dating as possible can be- ascertained nv address.
ing me, postpaid, at New Glasgow, Amherst coun.
~ Va, and stating What the applicant will be
willing TO give pc. acre.
ROBERT A, CoGHILL.
6 August 90. 1871 -8w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
TO RENT.

4 WILL rent, for The ensuing year, my FLOUR
H. ING MILLS, at dam No. 5, ia The county OF
Berkeley. II Is deemed unnecessary TO give de-
scription Of this Property, uthei than TO say Il il
IN complete Older, has every necessary building Cor
carrying on large business, and is well situated
for business. There are four run OF Bnsrs and a
Kiln for drying Corn. Possession will De gf en- on
the lst Of July.
have for sale, large quantity OF PLANK. Of
almost All qualities snd descriptions large sup
ply OF Fencing Plank aud Poplar, which viii sel
90 The best terms.
EDWARD CoLsToN.
Nav l3 I84l--,f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
E4anad for Sale.
WOODBURY. FOR SALE.

cd ENG 'abou, TO remove TO the Universiiy,
ke offer my residence, called
WOODBURY.. with $40 acres Of n <ss1.-% a
LAND, for sale. Ia situation and SsssA .iS%
improvements so well known 'see.sss III
in this pau of the country, thai il M -
is unnecessary describe II, particularly, as any
purchaser will probably visit il.
The terms Of payment Will be very easy ard &c
commodsting
H. S. @. TUCKER.
August 10, l3il--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
MILLINERY & MANTUAMAKING.
NAw FALL GOODS

EHyHE subscriber would respectfully announce 70
a. his customers and the public generally. that
he has inst flashed receiving and opening large
and well selected stock Of FALL GOODS Per-
sons In want of bargains would DO wen TO cal Snd
examine bis stock before making their purchases,
"a he "a determined to sell upon accommodating
terms. Ivan DUREN, JIG.
Sent %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
ESTRAY MULES.
Servants Clothing.

WEEAYY 60 and ga Fulled LnAey 3-4 and
Il III "A plaid and striped Liosey for Servants.
Clothing, just received and for ssle low by
j. VAN DOREN, Jr.
Osto5er7, 1911
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
DisSokMEiOss.

1sSSolssti0ss.
fENilE partnership heretofore existing under the
n and firm, Of l. Bartlcsof a Co, WA
on the 24ih day Of May last. dissoived by inutnal
eohsent. The Subscribers being drsrous OF closing
h" Books of the firm, would respectfully suggest
% those who know themselV YES indebted 10 lhe firm
the prophecy Of canning forward aud closing their
accounts by note, OF with The teady money Thc.e
Eating 20 comply with tli. will f9d tlleil accounts
placed in the hands Of an officer 70, roIlec,ion.
L EAgTLESpN,
CHAS. DOWNS.
July Is. l0al.--n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
Clusters Gsfsfers :!

A SUPPLY OF FRESH OYSTERS. jua re-
"a eevei, g. RAENHAL.
September 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
China, Glass & Queensware,

Large and small Copper and Iron Kettles, iron
Pot. and Dutch Oven, Knises AMI Forks And
irons. Shovels and longs. Waters, brass Candle
sucks, Steeyards, tin and wooden Ware, toasthei
with variety of Household aud Kitchen Fufni-
lure. too hume rots 10 mention.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07

variety of CHAIRS, amongst which
large comfortable Rocking Chair, oman's
Saddle, one wool Wheel Spinning Wheels and
Reels large britannia c flee pof
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07
PUBLIC SALE.

NNILL be sold at public auction, in Martins
w burg, at the late residence OF Elizabeth F..
Dsughery, decd, on Saturday the 23d day cf
October, lS4l, the following property, to vii:
Four good feather Beds, Bed
steads & Bedding, Coverlets,
Quilts, linen & cotton Sheets,
linen diaper Table Cloths, Bed
and Window Curtains, Blan-
kets, Carpeting, cherry and
walnut Tables, Look'g Glasses
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-07


KAfLL hcpheFea at pahlic avcs on at The late
Wv residence Of VIM. b. Gorrril. decd, on
f'si@ay tAs t5fa aay 81 October, 1871. the follow
ing properly 10 vii:
Ten Head OF Horses;
a5 Head fcatsie; so Hogs-3o 81 10 xiii. 90
Sheep.
400 or 500 Bushels Of Wheat, 400 o. 500 Bush.
els of Corn. Rye and Oats;
About 20 Tons 81 HAY.
FARMING UTENSILS q every Description.
amongst which are . Wagon and Gesrs, Cart
Pionshs. Hanows, Wheat Fan, SC.
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
u ali descriptions. such Beds, Seds'eads ard
Bedding. Desk, | Baisao, Clock. Caairs, Ia.
bies. &c &c.
Also, ahnt-ra,e Baroachs With two sets Of good
II arness
Terms Of Sale Nine mon,hs ered, eil be
given al sums u s. and cpwsrd., the purchaser
giving bond and approved seeurtS: oil sums under
S., cash. The Wheat. Rse, Com and Oats viii be
eassi delivery.
Gy- sul. 10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ No
property 70 be removed until The terms Of sale be
complied with.
ALSO, AZ PUEBLO AUCTION.
tract Of land containing 1886 scres. adjoining
abe lands of Jacob Van Metre -nd she heirs Of sam
vel Roberts known by the nsms of.the Wan Metre
place. u is in good state u cultivation and has
a good DWELLING HOUSE, and all
necessary out houses, ~iih we'll Of wa. @ssHsy-A~
ter IN the yard, aud Two never.failing tss.stsI
springs OF water The premises. Also lssasSSs
..x-ssA a good ORCHARD Of choice
xa-sSsS fru.ts. snd WITHIN II miles Of the Mei-
tssAxsz4 chant Mill Of Withrow's heirs. deem
unnecessary 10 give further descrir-
~~<<ksfA~ tion at this property any persoa
wishing 10 purchase VIII view for bimsef
Tie terms of the land viii be made known on
the day Of sale.
LEVI FIENSHAW,
Exec'r Of VA. b, Gorrall. decd
September 30 is4l.-3t
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"iLL hcpaesra at pablo aucssep. at the late
w residence Of VIM. b. o;orrril. decd, or
Friday LAs t5tA day 81 Oete5fr, 1871, The follow.
ng properly. 10 Wit:
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TENHE undersigned, executor of Jacob Painter
n decd, viii sel 81 tie Octoter term Of the
County Courl of Berkeley, tbat ~elI known aud
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STOCK or GOODS
IL n ell RsRR GsEEsT.
S-ocH or GooCs,

YENlE undersigned, Trustees al 1!m. Long and
m Vim S. Long, offer at private sale. great
bargain, in