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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22
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IiS' FhFs e riy-hclici1r CONES TOO
NheG the disease becomes invcterate.
- ECoMMENDhD by the Faculty - yAECE's
III Srli-5silious FAMILY APEEEzENT
l. " s.-By lon. experience these pills h-ve
1oen proved By thousands be the host and safest FAM
ly Medclae hitherto discovered. At all seasons of the
year they will be found very valuable all who wish
secure themselves against sickns.s They alike safe
for cadrcn for perot Of life and require
attention 10 diet TO clsthae ious AMI L yer Com
plants Dypep-ip or indgc-.ian Nervous Dseases SICK
Headache AMI fact a. dis'a arising from Impure
State Of the Blood iiSorlcreI OF stomach
or bOsol5 ARE speedily removed By taking them They
preven scGfsy ccsscncss Gnj is COZ cqnence there
fore seat iarng should be without them time
el;gaie q. els aon Tao three does will con.
snc- tbe patent OF er saniary Effects for the somlcb
vii readily rassin its Strength healthy OF the liver
and bowels III speedily take place, and renewed hab
and scor u body aad mad wll he the certain result
Th-f virtues. IN fact may be suHmed up medicine
which Strengthens the feeb aud consodae- III muscle.
Of the stron-, aud vii be ;ual o: infinite value To lie
males OF all ages, al taken according the drectioHs
who wish 10 be secure from sickness
For sale, wholesals and retail, by WIN. WATSON
Np"li'cHres tiali ~ Epthsfinf n. d7 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

StsS.IER PLATE-WM. THuMPSON, No. l29
- William street continues 10 manufacture Silver Ware
Of the description and Of the latest patterns Among
variety Of articles he would the following
worthy of attention
pre.sntari,n Vases richly chased and appropriately
desned do Pitchers do do dos round and obIong Wat
efs sEh rich chased aud grape pattern edges; Tea
flee services richly chased plain and ANTIQUE pat
tern, richly chased the style OF the antique;
apd fruit Baskets in the modern and elegantly
hn he'd; Dessert Fruit Knives aud Forks sve blade ..
hi rem Mugs chased AMI plain patterns, Forks and
Spoons, king threaded, and plain threaded patterns
The wNoc of these articles manufactured n {
premises of sterling silvc-, aud care or expense is
spared IN the beauty of the workmanship
" B. Orders by Ietter nnnc,nnly attended To- da I'm
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TR YELIN G..

ia mn GE:E:, = .i5-sNa AMI
c. = TROY STEAMBOAT LINE faF tisa1'
As-s=-Z o, as Tar a Tie viii permit WIKI safe
re- - TcIifSTEk, Wednes,:ay and F'iiAy Al
NoT.cs an Coos Freight, Baggage, Bark Bills, sPc
Gle or INV otter s5d property ;Skcn Shipped OF fc'
hoard the Beats this Lirc te AZ TIE rsk oil me
ovurrs fss n Goods Freight Baggage, sc 81
Peoples LINE FGR ALBANY.
rs - The new and comIz0dious S;esm5osi
$50 NORTH AMERICA, Captsin NJ H.
S-zs.-a----z-z- Truesce leave the pee 6et"eec the
f,o, If Cor,laudt snd IibeIty.ss "Wednesday AMI Fra
For Passsge or Freight apply c. SCHULTZ, at
the Office or the Wharf OF board n B. Al kinds oil
property tskea only at the risk OF me oNEsr eisoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

"A roo; SAs,s 0i< ANsst .1i 'i. = =.
ureus Co..y. l.. l. continuing up~ar4- of 20 acres
ir.t rate Isn't Tn buildings double house. uo-
srn flash v..t crates, marble nantes. fot,ng doors
Nc, extra ~. .l: i.o. large b4fD, wagon house car
r4ge b. TSP, .eP. -raEz'y poultry house aad yard ice
house yii al otacE conferences necessary Tor large
ang The fruit of the hcs kind aud every variety
ippies, cherries, SC ~ thuralHce.
zsse amount OF the moaey rzay remain on bond ant
mortgage; or B:Ooz!yn New OrG city property would
te taken IN exchange Address L. MS. at tAs office
If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

(yNNaIN s'VzUN aND LIVER aOli.
Y PLANT certify ,lnt DR.. Il. u. ALI EMS
Ralssm of lorehouud Plrursy Ron, has restored mes
health after suffering IN years igoD LIVER Compi'st
For two years qreyos> 90 taking the baam my uneNhad
also become Affected that dcerce NY physician believed
me lahorinc under pulmonary consumption To the Noa'
,lerfu effect OF nr Aliens Ha>am, owe nv recovery.
NV nNL-k ~ III 1. Ercnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

riNss.. aaGi an% -sND s's'I'+AR9s, IN
] OF pr UrLl'S invention continue 90 r'c"se my
ecie, pesi-ee,cc. F'r twoCiy years past aasH cu-
piuyedtae Tru,,rs of Or HGl with success The sup
porter was invented m SSl by the Doctor with my adj
wee and approL.tAl: nd | happy to say tsst It d
ex,cnste, asoptcd Europe we'll AZ IN this country,
iSitrcH VALENTINE MOTT. NJ. D,
New-York july |, lSi d. lm
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EXPRRSS NAIL LINE FROM NEW-Y0Rh
q. pNtYkI.I. q Hu,s. L;s 3.

q. 20 y h2Il. a. JUS. y = =.
: ;.--~S q FOR NEWRuRGli' LANDING At
$3.50 'CALDNELL'S WEST POlNr& COLD
-IzssaH-21aSTH-- SPRINGS. Tsc steamboat HiGtiL4N
DER. Captain Robcri Wsrdrop, wiil leave the foot Of
Warren-strec Nav Ysrs every Monday, Thursday, and
Saturday afternoon. at o'clock.
Returning the HIGHLANDER will leave Newburgh
every Monday morning O'clock, and Tuesday and
Friday ef.crpoon al o'clock.
For freight passage, apply 10 the Captain on hoard
n bah baggage, aud oish. of every description, and
bills OF specie put board his boat must bc al the risk
of The owner. thereof ua!es. bill Of ang receipt is
,iyned for he ,amc. jy9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFICE No II WILLIAM. CORNER OF JeHN-sr.
III. KiEDS OF SILKS COTTOG AND WOODEN
= GOODS DYED, restored and dressed, Including Ia.
lies aa g6Et!sn-L's garments sch Dresses Coats
SEawls, Crapsa Nelv.ts, Ribbons, Mcrinccs, Hosiery
ca,smerts, C,rpel tags, raAn AZ f-hi- Cn'cr- Win
,,. S,ed-s ScXc a.: I'm
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A,sGEET aURnMEs OVEIs-ssaoEs

Successor to ROsbur, India Rubber &c l2d Mr,ien Ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

;. ,-<sr. - sfGst SGsai sfs as's
7.Szssssss5ss5E FALL ARRANGEMENT-rhs steam
boat OSIRIS, Capt J. u AllaIrc, vii!
on and after November ., run follow Leave New
Y,rk rom Fulton Market slip Fast River. every Tues
A., Thursday and SATURDAY,. At q; o'clock 4. VI
Returning, wi esye Red Bank every Tuesday Thurs
Say ani Saturday. at half past IL o'clock, z NJ
The Boat sill above until further poce, weather
: n,yir alton .srn ittnp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30

STREET AND FIELD PREAcHING.-Ow-
ing 10 the advanced state Of the season
the appointments for field end street
preaching by an association Of Protestant
ministers for this city, will be suspended
for the present year, after the ensuing
Sabbath. We understand that these dis
interested efforts Of many the clergy N
our city to benefit their fellow men, by
preaching the Gospel in The streets, mark
ct places, &C., have met generally with
the countenance and support of the com.
munity--the congregations have been en-
couraging, and in nearly every instance
preserved the order and decorum worthy
of an enlightened community f; and in re.
firing from these extra labors no doubt
they carry with them the conviction OF
having done their duty as Ministers oil
the Gospel. Ball. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

From The baltimore Aslerican Of September 81.
CATrLE The number Of Beef Cattle offered for
sale IL day at the drove yards amounted to about
700 head, of which 800 were taken by he civ
butchers, and about 60 were driven or The sales
we're principally at So rs to SIS per 100 lbs. A
few Of extra quality brought S. so.
FLoCR.--Ne note sales to-day of Howard Stree,
OF good standard brands from stores at So I24 at
which price holders Offering to sell. The
market is however rather inactive The wagon
price is unsteady ard we unable to give def
mite quotation to-day.
WHEAr.-Sales of Nd. red Wheals have been
making to-day at 81 90 10 OF for fair 10 prime
One parcel Of strictly prime taken a, 81 30
Sales Of good white ~heats to-day at 81 80 s. 81
strictly prime family -four bite. /, worth 81 40 a
6ushcl. Ihereis no Pennsylvania wheat in market
CoRS.--We quote NJ white Corn al G8 a 20
cents. and Mi. yellow a, ca 60 cents. Sales Of
Penn. yellow to-day NJ SO 60 cents.
RYE-We quote MI. Rye at 73a75 cents. A
sale Of good Penn. to-day al ~ cents.
OATS Sales Of Md Oats to-day at Dc IA cts.
BAcoN.-We are not advised of any sales of Bal
timore cured Bacon. The last sales of Hams were
at ia cents. and of Sides at Ga cents
WHlsKEY.-No change in prices--we continue
to quote hhds at pa cents, and bbs. at 25a cents
The wagon price Of bbs 40 cents exclusive Of the
barrel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30
a ISflBUI NWI8QfQ3 JDUIRTIEAlt1
AT WASHINGTON CITY.

f5NHE undersigned have been induced by recent
NJ events, To commence the publication Of a
WING JOURNAL at the seat Of the General Go
yernment. The scheme has been stimulated into
Immediate development, by the extraordinary de-
lection 10 harsher term) of portion Of the
Wing party, and by the general feeling Of indigna-
ton which is manifested in all directions. at the
mischievous and fratricida purposes OF few am
bilious or selfish politicians. no aim destroy the
fruits Of the glorious struggle Of 1910.
We shall raise the Wing Standard, and do
battle to the best Of abilities, for the integrity
OF the great Wing patty and the contamination OF
az the Reforms conlended for in the late canvass
We shall go for such an administration Of public
affairs as will meet the generous confidence and full
I'll the patriotic expectations of the Amer can Peo
Ple and, IN iurtheIance of these obects, we shall
dedicate the experience Of many years, and a zeal
for the great cause which the vicisstudes OF time
have in no degree abated.
Prompted we are, this task by the advice
of Wings in oil quarters shall expect a Jealous
CO operation in our plan, the part of Members
Of Congress and others.
The subscription price OF the psper (Which is to
be semi-weekly in the recess, and thrice week
during the sessions of Congress) will be FIVE poL-
LARS per annuVn, invariably in advance.
JOHN H. PEASANTS,
JOHN s. GALLAHER
September 90 f84l.
% Wing papers generally are requested to copy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30
: I-77--.---'-I.--
d I e D.,

On Yesterday morning, GEORGE BRowN La
MAR, infant son of Archibald and Susan Lamar,
of this place. aged year months and ID days.
In Charesiown, on Tuesday, 2Ist instant, Of
cholera infantum, RicuARp BArrEE EDWARDS,
son of Rev. w. b. and Elizabeth A. Edwards, of
Georgetown, d. c E, aged 10 months and days.
In ST. Charles. NO. on Wednesday morning
18Th instant about two o'clock, SAMUEL B. HAIR.
Rls, in the 22d year OF his age; formerly Of Font
Royal, Virginia, and recently Of Hannibal, Marion
county, Missouri.
The deceased moral amiH5le, and indus
trions young man, of business habits and gentle
manly department. He was generally beloved and
his loss will be severely felt ONLY by his family,
but by the community at large. |, ia ever thus,
Death loves a shining mark. "St. Charles NO. J
Free Press.
At Nashville, in Tennessee, aged about co years.
Nswros CASSoN, cx. Governor Of that State, and
formerly one OF its Representatives in Congress.
Al Cedar Creek, Florida, on the 7lh instant, of
the yellow fever, produced by exposure in service,
JOHN MARSHALL HARvtE, Esq. Of the 9Th Rcg-
ment OF United States Infantry, TIN Oath year Of
his age. He was the of Major General Jacque-
lin B. Haryic, of Richmond, aud grandson of the
ilustruus Chief Justice, whose name he bore.
Mr.. Harvie graduated, with dis motion, in the
Artillery the Military Academy in 337, but pre-
ferring the Infantry service, he exchanged into the
% Regiment OF that Arm. Shortly afterwards, he
was sent to Florida, and although only second
Lieutenant, he distinguished himself in the com
msnd OF company, which noted for its stea-
dfess, in General Taylor's signal action with the
Indians on the Okcechobee.
In consequence of the good conduct he displayed
in this engagement, and his general aIscrify and
fidelity ia service, Mr.. Harsie was promoted TO a
First Lieutenancy, the organization Of the 3ih
Regiment. Having served nearly TWO years in that
unhealthy Swamp, the War Department disrin-
guished him by the appointment of Assistant Pro-
fessor Of Mathematics at West Point, frorn which
post be was relieved, at his earnest aod repeated
solicitations, in order 10 JON his Regiment on lis
way to Florida for service in the fold
Every one ~ho knew John Uar,ie loved him.
HIS WAS very promising young officer, and n
warm-hearted, manly, generous and chivaric fol-
low. In his DEATH Lis family and friends have sus-
tanned an affecting bereavement, and the Army has
lost valuable and gallant soldier.
The paths Of glory lead but to the grave
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30
lrn1AN wAR ON TEXAS.

The Ozark Eagle Shy gentle
~o,n ;us, from the Usage nation, we are
~, 4 nogst sson Of the following letter
rom Mr. Galloway snb-agent for the
OsaGE MARION, Aug. %, 1871.
~ tts Editors u The Houston TetegraFh:
conference.-the Usage people have
no, long since returned from their sum
mer's hunt on tbe Southwestern part OF
the Grand Prairie, bringing with them
two white persons, which they purchased
from the Cumanche Indians While OUT
one young Spanish woman, the otnef
girl of nine or ten years, said to have been
taken from the people Of Texas. Inc
Ossges say these people have many "t.'1s
prisoners among them. Iney say, ia'-
ther. that the Cumnnches are only waning
for The leaves 10 fall from the trees, to
,,aiaa sneraI attack on the whole frontier
Of Texas. Propositions were MADE ior
tho Osages 70 send them 400 which tho
Osages refused, or account oil their Trend.
sh;n H. white people. A pipe has bqen
sent 10 many, il not all the tribes on this
a;da Of The mountains. How far they
NAV succeed, time alone will show. They
have appointed place Of general rendez-
vouz somewhere not far from you, but al
what precise place am unable to learn
from the Osages.
The fall season is close at hand, and
fearing you might not be apprisej ofthese
movements, has induced .nc 10 give you
this statement, which now have from
the Usage people.
am, with much respect.
r. A. GALLOWAY,
Sub. Agent Tor Osages.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30

STEAMBOATS, SUNK.-The New Or.
leans Bulletin states that the steamboat
Baltic. bound thence for ST. Louis with a
full cargo of merchandise. about three
O'Clock on tho morning Of the 18th, came
in contact with the steamboat Maid OF
Kentucky, bound down. The two boats
struck each other stem oC--the Baltic
sunk Immediately, and is total loss the
crew and passengers saving themselves
in the boat. The bow Of The Maid oil
kentucky was cloven in twain, but hav-
ing water proof bulk head, she was en-.
able 20 float, and was run head upon a
sand-bar, where her cargo was so shifted
that she was enabled to reach New Or
leans.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30

CLEANING GLAss.--The French mode
Of cleaning fine glass utensils, &c., gives
them great brIIliancy. 1t is done by fine
ly powered indigo, and dipping into il a
molstened linen rag with which the glass
must be smeared, and wiped off with a
perfectly dried cloth. Asa Substitute for
this, fine silted ashes, applied by a rag
dipped in spirits, will also answer very
we'll but Spanish white is apt to roughen
and injuro the glass.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30

GREAT ROBBERY AT CHIcAGo.--The
Cleveland Herald says, by handful
signed E. S. Prescott, Receiver, dated
Land Office, Chicago, September ID,
ls41, VIC learn that the Office Of the Re-
ceiver OF Public Moneys, in Chicago, was
entered on Saturday or Sunday night
last, the Sub Treasury safe opened by
false keys, and the following amour,
stolen, viz $l0,S3S in gold, $500 in sill
yer, $500 in Treasury notes, 500 Mill
tary Land Scrip, and one $50 note, Bank
of North Adams, Mass. The Receiver
offers reward Of $1,000 for the recovery
of the money, and $500 for the arrest Of
the robber.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30

PHILADELPHIA MACHINERY. "A mother
OF Norrs's Locomotives, intended for one
of the Cuba railroads, is being shipped on
board the brig Louise, for Havana /; the
same vessel carrying out three steam su.
gar mills, from the factory of Mr.. -
Grier, who has executed, and still has on
hand other orders Of the same kind. The
Planters IRE fast changing the old cattle
mills and Philadelphia Mechanics will al
ways command full share Of their manu-
facture.-Phila. u. s. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30

The Alexandria Gazette says. We
should not at all be surprised after this,
if Mr. Webster should turn out, in the cs-
tlmation Of the Richmond Enquirer, to be
marvellous proper man." What eyi-
IDENTIFY delights that pgint more than any
thing else in the formation OF the new
Cabinet, is, its decided and disincfire iea-
ture Of enmily towards Mr.. Clay. Il says:
The new Cabinet, embracing Upshur,
Wicklilie, Mclean, will be decidedly an.
ti-Clay." That is the great secret. The
master spirit Of the day, is hated with an
intensity Of feeling, which knows no Limit
or abatement. Even Dir. Webster, with
all his alleged, high toned, federal opin-
ions, will be received with open arms,
provided he will manifest something like
opposition to Mr.. Clay.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30
= - - - -
NJ A n n IE u.

BY the Rev J Earnest, on the 9th instant, at
Burlington, in Orange county. Col. EDausp r.
Barbour, son Of the late Judge Ba, bour, To Miss
HARRIET j., daughter of the late Col. John G
Stuart. Of King George county. Va.
At Richmond, on the 22d instant. by tho Rev.
Mr.. Norwood, the Hon. ALExAsDKR RASDALL,
OF Annapolis, to CArHARIsE g.. third daughter Of
the lite William Writ, of Maryland.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30
Fresh FaEE g. Winter
GOODS.


gEyHE sabsrribsr has just received snd is nov
IL opering The lsrge-t and best stock Of FALL
ard WINTER GOODS that he bes ever had the
pleasure Of Offering 10 hs customers, and Faspeci-
fully asks The fsvor * a call Many OF the Goods
ere and pretty ard will be sold upon the best
terms. Brnoogss Them viii he found
Super end eommon bloc, black, CLOTHS.
brown, olive, green end mixed
Snper plain sud ribbed CASSTMERES.
CASSlSEfTS e ali colors aud qualities.
kentueky Jeans keTseys, hravy Tseedes;
Super ard common Fiaanesi Green Balm;
Beaver cia;t; pilot cloth,
Plaid ard ftillod i.in.ays:
Point, Daffls. M ,cknew, Rose and Whitney
Blsskeis; G adle a.;
Queen mohair aud horse Blankets;
Ssanslewn. Valencia Merino and silk vestiarg;
Blk silk Velvet; Tsbby y,lyef:
3.fasd 81 Msrinoes; super6 blk Bouibazine;
Ga ard "a London Ssxonys;
Mousselaines De lanei craped & plaid Merinos;
EarIeston and iwil'cd Gughsms;
Super London Chinz and Prints; super and COM
mon American d.;
Piain ami sgnred Swiss. Book and Jaekonett
Masln-; Lace Musliu-;
White aud coloted Cinbrics; Paper Cambric.
Thread, Swiss, Jsckunett snd Bobinest Edsing-
and Insertipg;
Lisls Lace, Edgings and QIiBings
Irish Linen; long Lawn; liner Can.brje;
H,m'fjtched AMI plain linen cambric II andkfs
Barcelona ard SpiSslheld, Daadaana and Cotton
II andkerchiefs;
Super saiin and rich ak Shawls:
Fancy Hand 6fI and Scads; SILK Serge;
SILK and Worsed Shirts ind Diawers;
4, 10 l6 and 10 30 Dimask Table Ciaths;
Napkins and Towels;
Russia and Haekabuck Diaper;
Brown Holland; Ftench worked Collars;
Rich ~int.r Ribbons; Satin and Cup Ribbons;
Blk Italian Grape end Crane Lease;
Plain and figured biz silk Crayats; super Satin
Stocks;
Silk, Worsted, Meiino and Cotton II ,se and hi
H,se;
Mohair. Beaver and Cotton Gloves ard Mi.,s;
Sewing Silks; blk and eolorsd Braid-;
Angular and square Nett; green Befegs;
BIZ Bobbineu and .qnare Nett Veils;
BIZ Love tland'kfs and Wells;
Hair 9faids and Curl; Shirt c liars and Bo-
soui. Suspenders, Comforts, &c &c.
JOHN w. BOYD
September 30
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30

The Norfolk Beacon says We un-
derstand that letter has been received
from Washington, which states that orders
will be Immediately given to get the irig.
ate st. Lawrence, now on the stocks at
the Navy Yaid, Gosport, in readiness for
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30
TO RENT.

WILL rent. for The ensuing year, m, FLOUR
Il ING MILLS, nj dam No, 8, in The county Of
Berkeley. II is deemed unnecessary to give dee
scriPlion OF this Properly, further ihon to say il 10
IN complete order, hos every necessary building for
csrnirg on a large business and Is web situated
for business. There are four run Of Butrs and
Kiln for drying Curn Possession will be 81 ca ON
the LIST Of July.
have for sale, large quantity of PLANK IL
alnos, all qualities and descriptions large sups
ply Of Fenring Plank and Poplar, which will sell
on the best terms.
EDWARD COLSTON.
Nav IA 1871 --tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30

The case oil the Commonwealth VS..
James Bib Terry, charged with the rob
berry Of the Danville Bank, came on be.
fore an examining court at Pitsylvania,
Virginia, on the 10th inst, and, after be-
ing argued until late in the night by James
Garland, Esq. for the Commonwealth,
and Messrs. Towns and Logan, for the
accused, the court was unanimous in send.
ing him on for further trial. The prison
er was bailed in $4,000. Nothing has
yet been heard Of the cancelled" notes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30

The amount Of bonds taken for duties
at our Custom House. this yea, to the
present time is about SO SOC, 000-the a.
mount Of duty bonds taken for the whole
OF last year, was about "a 500, 900
which shows material increase in the
Imports Of this year. The excess is pro-
baby as great in goods paying cash du-
.ty.--N. Y. Jour. Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30

HNHErundersigned, Trustee in deed ffom Ben
a iann Earlougher for the benefit Of james
Martin. will expose sale public anciion the
highest bidder before the Tavern House of Peter
ii. Cookus. IN Hedgesvllie, on 1hursdoy. The 30tA
day Of September, 1871, the following property
conveyed by said deed, to wit
| Feather Bed Bedstcad and Bedding;
90 wards Of Rag Carpet;
| Maple Bureau, | Cherry Table, Windsor
chsrs, Large Glib Frame Looking Glass;
set Of China, 6 Dishes, 8 Plates, i dozen Cups
and Saucers. dozen Knives and Fo,ks
4 dozen Wine Glasses. 6 Tnmblers;
Ovens, Kettle, . Pots. Grid Iron;
] Pair Of Brass ind Irons, 3 Wooden Tubs
Set Castor., | Bucket.
Terms of Sale-Cash
HARRISON WAITE.
September l6.--3t Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-30

From the Nauonll lntelligencer we
learn the Capitol Garden was most wan
tonly outraged on Monday night by some
ill disposed person, who destroyed great
number of valuable plants and flowers,
such as cabbage roses, stocks, &c. Not
content with this, the wretches cat and
carried away upwards Of 1900 of the
choice dahIias, which had been raised
with much care, and formed such beau
ttul ornament to the public grounds. The
Commissioners ofthe public buildings have
offered reward Of ten dollars, for inlor.
nation against the perpetrator or perpe.
traitors OF this mischievous yillany.