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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-02
AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSfcres Nos. % Ann and lis Fulton sfysss.
WEDNESDAY,.
At lOk O'Clock. in the sales room.
Sale OF elegant city ma &c Cabinet Furniture.
THURSDAY

WEDNESDAY.
AT l01f O'Clock. in the sales
Sale OF elegant city Cabinet Furniture
THURSDAY.
Atloh o'clock. in the sales room.
Extra sale OF elegant SOFAS sofa bed rockers paor chairs
dyans paintings piano foes, upholstery articles furniture
The spend goods Of above description will be disposed
OF 70 the highest bidder and comprise under by order
ssnees md receiver vz-le first rate sofas Deserving
and rocking chairs 10 dozen French chairs dyans and eouches
- hest quality French bedseads high do and
beds beautiful rosewood and mahogany ortes by the
best make In the world rs choice ancient and modern paint
,ngs handsomely framed; variety of upholstery gooIs
quantty furniture, lamps, curtains, &c.
Also the remainder aud valuable portion Of the English
mens &c.
FRIDAY.
- Al lols o'clock, IN the sales room.
Extensive sale OF dry goods, fancy and pledged articles;
trunks excellent clothing; large Of London Cloths
assume res ana Vestings,
Also hosiery, gloves, muns, sheetngs shirtings guns,
hardware cutlery, splendid iewelIy, &c. -
Also most superb lot Of fashionable clothing made
special purpose comprising 30 pansoon several coats
and vests &o OF the best materials good and got up
hrst rate style.
SATURDAY,
AT l0SS o'clock IN the sale rooms.
Nauabe and extensive sale Of splendid Furnitua-Comp
sing the effects IN housekeeping Of three allies removing
binet furniture.
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A uCTiON NOTICE.-By CARTER co; Store No
Noyemb.r at 10 o'clock Furniture. Carpets, Sc Will be
sold without Of the new English carpets
consisting of about 1000 yards and three ply
to suit housekeepe tufed and oil cloths of all widths
centre and card mahog tables, with and without marble
tops elegant tuted and spring Sofas mahogany chairs
dressing bureaus plain tables desks, &c. handsome blue
and Dinner ets ches and basins very elegant white and
gold china tea and coffee SETS window blinds 30 900 qu
baskets Anchor" Champagne, 5000 Principe Segars and IL
dozen superior old Madeira Pot from private
stock Dealers and keepers will find their
attend. nj 2tsr
ZINE CAMELlAS, FRUIT TREES, &c.-A. LEVY
Will sell on "wednesday morning. at l0 O'CLOCK, at Isl
Broadway, choice collection of Cameas flower and
IN bud. amongst which kinds be relied
as descIbed Apples Pears and other fruit Trees of finest
sorts, Grape Vines and Ornamental Shrub Also large
case OF Dutch Dubious Roots, from Harlem Holland
which were selected especially for seedoEe in this city and
best offered this 1000 of those
Queen Victoria Strawberries, weighing l6 to the pound
o. RIBBONS AND sILKs,-J. T. REYNOLDS,
~ Division St has just received the elega;a
men Of fashionable Bonnet Ribbons, Silks Satins Vev. Sc
&c to be found in the city Dealers city and country
ners will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere
o6 lmssc
ITO DANCING MASTERS.-Tae adv ertiser wishes to
tke lessons in daecing lat the of the teache)
successive evening between the hours of
o'clock Any who will him practical knowledge
danc,ng in that time will, by addressing d. c. this Office
and stating terms will NEE with immediate attention.
o3l 3:sm
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G u Ms A ND tolls.
h- EYCTJJSTVET IN

JOSEPH u Maiden lane up stairs, importing asen ifor
o. the sale Of English German and French double single
ane Fowlng and Ducking Guns, from the lowest fin
tquaes Fsols Of every description for this and other
markets embracing one hundred different kinds. all Of which
he prepared offer the prices being
appointed agent for the largest houses in that line Europe
which enables him TO sell at extremely low prices
A large assorted stock of the above always hand.
City and country merchants particularly requested
call previous to making their purchases. Jy27 3msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-02
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Nov. 10 u. MI.

Iuesday, Nov. 10 Il. Nj.
Ihere has been more activity at the Stock Board this
morning. Sales were larger than usual at nuctuating
prices New York State per cents fell J; Ohio 6's !;
Aehtueky 6s Il Indiana SIS !; New Jersey Railroad
le'i per cent; Mohawk rose Il Paterson, /; Harlem Il;
DeiawareS Hudson, per cent Harlem abors heavily.
The several brokers who the large holders Of the
stock. sustain the market by purchasing the time
stock" and selling all they for cash at present rates
Their object is TO "get clear at the expense of third
parties The particulars OF the debt of the company
as ollows-
Due and dsnond in Nov. 1871 seed depot t2d
pond due IAN. 1872, TICK oil The road, 500
Bonds novice, Harlem bridge, 10000
:, :. IN all :. 1912, ,ondepot i2d St, 1853
. . May 1873, . Manhattanvle, 600
:. !. NoF.iSit, b,,ck 27th at, 1865
TERED by Morris Canal
to State of Indiana, $4,000
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M A R T I'M E HERALD
Packets To Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
To Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor If captains vessels will give
TO Commodore William A Bassett, of feet re-
port OF the shipping left the whence they The
vessels spoken on their list of their cargo sy
foreign newspapers they have He viii board them i'm
nedia'eT their arrival! Agents and correspondents at
hame or abroad VIII aso confer vcr by sending
office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-02
CAMBRIDGE TROTTING COURSE

THE following Purses will be given trotted for
D "Wednesday. Nov. g. aud the TWO following days:
Wednesday Purse $50 Free for horses that
purse S2,. Mile and repeat, under the saddle.
Same day, Pu'se Sl00 Fee tor sli horses that
purse $50 Mile heats, best the FIVE, harness.
Thursday, Nov. TO- Purse o $50 Free for all fottng horses
that never purse $780, Mile and repeat, hs
ness
same day Purse 500 Free for all o,tng homes thu, never
won purse over $780, Two miles and repeat under the
saddle.
Friday; Nov. H. Purse Of $500 Free for otng horses
miles and repeat in harness.
Entrance 10 per rent
Entries close Friday, Nov 4, Al II. B. PORTER'S Hotel
Cambridge To be governed bv the rules Of the Centre willie
,ck. ri
TWINEs-'5O bales Brdpot Seine, Herring and Gill Net
rwnes from 81 10 80 h., just received per Hendck
Hudson, Troy. and other late arrivals The greatest
the selection the mp and in
Of these which will be sold low lots
u suit purchasers, b. EDWD. X. COLLINS co.
MR. Sc south Ell.
MEDICAL EXPERIENCE Many persons exuericnce
VI eutg ~ finding SURGEON practically scquanitd w.t.
the treatment Of Structures and the complicated and diff
cult forms Of yenera disease Dr. GLOVER has devoted his
senon these diseases for the last u IN this lie
regular graduate in his profession, anil is reckoncd
he self famed Doc and empirical pretenders II.
tendance daily until past o'clock ia the evening
Persons who have ufered the Acknowledgements n putting
Oh ratan and catcpenny truseers will do well 10 give
HIM call which will enlbe them 10 form Just opinion Of his
medical acquirementss capabilities and professional expert
ence His consulting Offices No Ann street. ID and 9TH
doors from the American Museum. n2tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-02

THE EUREKA BLACKING.
THIS article OF Backing possessing lualite
l. greatly superior To all other kinds in use
softens and preserves the leather, arting brilliant
polish with half the usual labor required the
Backing.
II further that requisite long sought for in the
peculiarly of the composition becoming hard dry,
mouldy BY age.
Of the article gratis Perfect satisfaction warranted every
Manufactured and for sale by
JIM. JOHNSON,
No Spruce street, near Nassau, New York.
B-A article Of Writing Ink manufactured by
j. M, j. aud sold wholesale and retail. lmsr
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TIV OIL S AL O o d .

V q = > A i . . y
THE LARGEST and most splendid Saloon the city for
Private and Public Dim Parties, Political Meetngs-wh
distinction OF party. The Proprietor,
himself and this establishment reputation independent Of
proft) has leased from the such will
enable him compete with other esabshm and shall
most happy make lin accordance with the
tmes with all who him with call and
them that pains will be spared
isfaction.
VIM. p DENMAN. Proprietor.
p 8. Tuesday evenings of each week apart Invita-
ton alls. os lmsr
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TERRAPlN LUNCH,
UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM

IEkhAflN LUNCH,
UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ OURMON DE QUI VIVE! THOUSANDS
Of good cts lover. Of good fare have been for
closing Of the farfamed "Terrapin Lunch" The ftful
fev.r" is now, however, over and again they feed
WE'LL for be known that the John Adams of
ermemoy hangs his ha AZ the TeTmpin; also the pro-
pretor ofthe finest little fellows Christendom, ycep
Carr. Now then, smack your lips ye the
Turtle Soup and steak line the mantle Of Sandy has fallen
again guarantee the Tepn single look into the old
purse, and Of the genuine half the old prices will
uckle the palate of the veriest anchorite.
Greeu Turtle served this day. and day during
he Oi lint en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-02

REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND, &c. &c.-The sub
~ scrber transmit in large small,
persons residing any part Of Ireland in the
he and his predecessor business have done for the last
Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter (post paid) the subscriber
personally deposited with him. with the Of the
persons ireland. England Scotland, to whom be
and will be Immediately transmit ted
and paid odngy and receipt to that effect gwen for
s2s imsr GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr, 80 Ceda street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-02

AK FOR SALE-The well KNOWN conper fastened
MG4 and eoppered New York bull, ship SUPERIOR
6burthea register SIS She has recently had
very extensive REPAIRS well lound and be sent 70 sea
moderate expense II not sold prior the Is Novemper sn
o27r Tontine Buildnga
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08

the chairman Of the Committee oil Twelve,
called the audience TO order.
Mr.. G. Gibbons, the chairman of the
committee of reception, then reported
that they had been to Wilmington, receiv-
ed the members OF Congress, and discharg'
ed generally the duties devolved upon
them, and had now the pleasure Of saying
that Senators and Representatives from
fifteen States were present.
Whereupon, Mr.. Sergeant announced
the fact to the meeting, and then proceed.
ed to bid the Congressman welcome in the
name OF the Wings Of the city and county
of Philadelphia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08

COMMERCE OF New YoRK.-The New
York Commercial Advertiser publishes q
list ofthe vessels at present lying in the
harbor OF New York, the principal part
Of which are laid up, owing no doubt TO
the state of public affairs for some time
back. The list comprises l2l ships, Il
barques, los briggs, 10 galliots, and |
ketch. There are also in port the North
Carolina line of battle ship, II. b. NJ. ship
Warspite, French steamer Conner, and
steam frigate Fulton. There are only
two vessels on the stocks, one OF them a
large ship for Grinnell, Mlnturn 81 Co. s
line Of Liverpool packets at the head OF
Cherry street, and small brig at the
foot of Fourth street, East River.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
Cob and Corn Crushers.

Thomas Kelley and Ann Rebeccd, his
rife, Lewis b. Wysong and Harriet,
his rife, Elizabeth and Wiiiiam Shew.
alter, infant children and heirs of John
ShewaLer, Decd, Jacob ID. ShewdLer,
Louder Compston and Caroline, has
rife,
UOU will take notice. that on Friday and Sat-
ii urday, the 10th and 9Th Of September, 1912,
at the Office of Seaman Gara,d. in Martinsbutg,
Berkeley County. Virginia. We will take the drpo-
.itions OF Joseph Hoffman, John Griffith, Thoma.
s. Page. Henry Welshsuce and William Gorrell
to bs offered as evidence in two .uits depending in
The Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for the said County Of Berkeley, viz: the one in
wheh John McCleary and Jane. his wife, John
McCIeary Jr Robert 7. Van Metre and Matilda,
his wife, Joseph McCleary. Jnne McClesrv, John
Fl-hburn and his wife, plaintiffs, and Joseph
Shewalter Lewis B. Wysong and Harriet, his wife.
and others, are defendants: and the other. in
which John McClenry and his wife, John Fi.hburn
and his wife. Thomas Kelly and hi. wife. plain
tiff., and Joseph Shswalter. Jacob d. Shewnter,
Lewis B. Wy.ong and Harriet, his wife, and others
are defendants. lf the above dspnsi,iuns shpuld
not be taken on the days above named they will be
continued from day to day TIL closed.
Your ob't. serv'is..
JOHN MccLEARY.
JOHN FlSHBURN.
Angus, 49, i342.-5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
d T. D.,

On Monday evening last, in this place, Mrs.
DOROTHY +. RouscH. in the 86th year of her age.
On Monday morning last, at his residence in this
county Mr.. THOMAS SoAPER, aged about Sc years.
On Sunday evening last, ut his residence. near
Darkesvie, in this county, Mr. SAMUEL LKE, in
the 7lst year of his age-one of our oldest and
most respectable citizens.
On Friday, Goth ultimo, at her residence in this
county, Mrs. ELIZABETH DANIEL, consort Of Mr..
Eli Daniel, formerly OF Loudoun county in the 39th
year of her age, after long and painful illness,
which she bore with Christian forttude and resig-
nation, leaving adisconsoste husband and children
to feel their irrepsrable loss. As wife, mother,
neighbor and friend. Mira. D. was highly esteemed
and greatly lamented.
o. Leesburg papers please copy.
A, Bunker's Hill. on Thursday the 25th ultimo,
CHARLES JosEPH ELDRIDGE, ageG l year, infant
son oe James and Eliza Barnes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
7 HE M A r X EFT s.
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
September 5, 1912.


CArTLE.-The offerings Of Beef Cattle at the
Scales this morning embraced $50 head, of which
1870 were taken by SPECTATORS tor Northern mark
and nearly all of the balance by the city butch.
ers at prices ranging from 81 so to per 100 lbs.
the hoof, which is equal to 50 net. These
prices show decline on last weeks rates.
FLoUR.-There is very little demand for How
ard Street Flour. and the store price has further
declined. Sales of good standard brands have
been made to-day to a moderate extent at 81 SO,
and some holders are offering to sell at the same
price now. There is no settled receipt price.
WHEAT.-The supply of Wheat at market to-
day is large, but there prime lots offering
We nominay quote good to prime Md, reds at 80
a 80 cents. Sales of inferior good lots at so a
rs cents. Prices exhibit rather downward ten
dency. No Penn. Wheat in market for several
day.
CoRs Sales of Mary and Corn at so cents for
white, and so 81 cents for yellow. A sale OF
Pennsylvania yellow at SO cents.
RYE.-We quote Mary land Rye at so cents.
OATS Sales of Maryland Oats at 81 90 cts.
WBIsKEY.-The market continues dull. Sales
of hhds. at 90 cents and of bbs. at ola 90 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
Fishing Tackle, &c.

lust received an assortment Of superior TACK.
- LIZ, consisting of
3, 4 and JOINT Walking stick RODS;
3. 4 and 5 HALLE RODS;
3, 4 and 5 Ash but FLY RODS;
so, 100 and $50 yards SILK, HAIR and SEA
GRASS LINES;
SILK, HAIR, and SEA GRASS LINES. furnish.
ed per groce;
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, fur
nished per groce
ARTIFICIAL FLIES. all sorts;
Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS;
Virginia. Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by
the 1000 or otherwise;
Swive's Books, furnished complete.
Also--A general assortment of Wooden Ware,
Irvine Cordsge, and Brushes, of all kinds, for sale
at very reduced prices by
DUKEHART & co.
No. 1914 Baltimore street,
Between South and Calvert streets.
Country merchants and Others are invited TO call.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit share Of
patronage.
September 8, 1S42.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
Richmond Medical college.


yNyHE winter term of Lectures 10 this Insrits.
II. lion, viii commence IN Monday, the jlsi OF
October, and continue 4 napths
John Cullen, NJ D, Professor of rheots and
Practice nj Medicine.
l. W. Chambctayae, N. ID Professor OF Mate
ria Mrdlcs md Therapeutics.
II. L. Bohsnuan. N D.. Professor uf Obstetrics
ans Disease. of Women and Children.
Thomas Johnson, Nj. D. Professor Of Anstomy
and Physiology.
Aug l.. Manner. VI. D., Professor Of Sures,y
and Surgical Anstamy.
S Maupin, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
Professors Cullen end Warner, viii each deliver
iva Clinical Lectures a week. IN the lnhtmary. nj
tn. College Professor johnson two week at the
Aims House; and Professor Chsmberlayne ecrn-
.ional Lectures at the peniieutis,t and Guy Ho.-
pitaI rs interesting cases present ih-mselses.-
These institutions furnish large number ID 'ns'fnc-
tive cases, and the numerous Clinical Lectures, TO
all of which the Student will be admitted wnhent
charge will afford him advantages for b.,stn-
ing acqu. nted with The types of S'utheth D~eH'es
and witnessing the appropriate treatment. The
Surgical cases admitted into the College lntrmsfy
afford The Professor Of Surgery opportunities OF per
forming many Of the Nuior aud Minor operations
before the Glass.
The facilities Of the study OF practica Anatomy
are unsurpassed any where. The natet,ei for dis
section Is most ample, and the estebsivc Anatom'-
cal Museum is well stored with healthy aud morbid
preparations
The Chemical Arparaiu. and collection Of .pcc
mems in Mat~ris Medica ATE very complete In
fne the Institution offers facilities Tor the prosec
ton Of Medical studies unsurpassed by any stn'iiar
Institution in this country
Fees $50 To each Professor.
adj Gtel lipb
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08

SouTHwoRTH's New LAMP.-This is
The age Of New invention and new con.
Irivances. The latest Improvement we
rave seen is lamp for burning our com.
non lard, and that it is an Improvement
we think all will ADM: that will give il a
Nal. We have burned one for two
lights, and we are very much pleased
whit. 1t gives good light, burns free.
y and emts no smoke. 1t is very
great saving in expense, and we have
out little doubt that the lard lamp will
soon become in general use. A gentle
nan informed US that he has tried sever
az experiments with it. He placed the
lamp IN ice mixed with salt, and j; burned
freely for two hours, which is very good
evidence that the winter weather will be
no bar 10 It's utility, He also ascertained
mat the lamp with two large fiat wicks
Will burn nine hours and consume but a
quarter of a pound of ard.-LopeH Jour
It's only when the rich are sick. thai
'Aey fully tpel tha imDot,anca nj ,,.o nj
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08

The St. Louis Bulletin Of the 18th ult.,
announces the arrival there of seven boats
from the Yellow Stone River, consigned
to the American Fur Companies, having
on board twenty thousand Buffalo Robes,
and few packs of other furs. They
were two months descending.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
In the Matter Of Remington 3. Kownslc
In BANKRUPTCY.

nURSUANT to decree of the District Court
of the United States for the Western District
of Virginia, | have fixed on Saturday and Monday.
the 24th and Goth days of the present month, sep
tember) for receiving proof of claims against said
Kownslar--on which days, his creditors are motif
fed to attend at my Office. with such evidence to
establish their claims as they may have TO offer
w. A. SOMMERVILLE,
Conn in bankruptcy for Berkeley County.
September 8, 1875
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
TO THE FARMERS.

MOT having been able to sell the OPequon
IN Mill. | have determined 10 work il myself TIN.
year. Farmers dsrosed 10 grind their Crops,
shall have the Earliest attention paid TO 'hem.
either there or at the Hbucy@ood Mill, u they
bring their crops in either, early In the season
and the flour placed The boat FOR hetn according
to order. without any charse. will also puf-
chase wheat at the highest price the market WIZ
afford at both places, and will be accountable tor
every sort Of g,ain taken into the Mills. MI.
Philip Tranrl i. my acknowledged agent, and ANY
agreement made by him, will he Ms binding ~ VI
made with myself and In rass neither of us -
present, the Iecei, Of the hesd-ruiIlef nj either
place will be sufficient. Mr.. Tramel o. myself
will endeavor to give personal attention 10 the
Opequop Mills every day. Arrangements Er boat
ing of the lour as speedily as II can be manuisc-
tured, have been msde with Experienced boatmen.
in whom | believe the utmost confidence may be-
placed. and customers shall have theii foui boaied
upon she ssme terms with myself
EDWARD COLLISION.
June I6. ts4o.--if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
MARTISsBuRG SAvises INSTITUTION, !
August 80, I842.

TIME President and Directors of this Insttu
Il ton hereby give notice to all persons who arr
indebted TO the same, that in consequence of thu
present condition and prospects of the Institution
it is ndispensably necessary that the funds loaned
OUT should be collected in and distribution made
among the Deposrors and Stockholders, as speed
lily as possible. Notice is accordingly given, tina
after the first Of October ensuing, all persons To-
debed without distinction, will be required to pa,
up their dues, or suits will be brought uPon tbs
notes.
d. II. CONRAD, Prsst
C. w. Dot, Treasurer.
September !, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08

The Georgetown Advocate says that
the cost Of repairing the whole ofthe dam
age done to the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal by the late freshet, will not exceed
eight thousand dollars. The cost OF put
ting the canal in navigable order will be
about $4,000.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
ET(6)71SI(nJSo

THNHE undersigned takes this method of inform
n ing his friends and all those persons who
know themselves indebted TO him by Note or Ae-
count, that he wishes to close up his business, and
that they need not expect any indulgence, Partcu-
iarly on debts of long standing
VIM KRoESEN.
September g. 1872 st
RePub. 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Sale of Land near Martinsburg. on Monday nsxt
before the Court House door, by d II. Conrad.
Sale Of House and lot of Land. Monday the
10 inst, (Court day. before the Court House door,
by Henry j. Sebert.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
M A r e I q D,

In Hedgesvie. on Thursday last, by the Rev
Nj. Saunders. Mr.. JoHs CRusHAsK to Miss Ma
RY ANN REESE. all of this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
Dissolution.

TIME partnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned, under the style of John 7.
Grove & Co.. has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
John 4 Grove is fully authorized to settle tLs
concerns of the late firm.
JOHN P. GROVE,
JACOB A. GROVE.
Darkesville September |, l842.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-08
W.YsE.9T FOR C.4SM

at fair price--snd tn such Farmer. rs prefer
grinding, for every 400 pound. of merchan,sble
Wheat he will give barrel of tlour, and stand
the inspection in any Of the Eastern Markets, and
deliver the Flour to the Rail Road Tree OF charge.
H,vpg located himself permanently at the e.-
tabhshment, he hopes to its heretofore high
character by punctuality in his engagements, and
close attention to business.
GEO. II. Mcclure
August %, 184o-2m