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SHERIFF"S SAEE.

BY vir;ue ofa writ Of Utndi, erponas,
issued out Of the Court Of (,ommon Pleas
OF Carroll conuiy, to me directed, I will
offer Tor sale at The dour Of the Conr,
House IN CarIoilton, on Saturday the
llth day June next, between The hours
OF 10 o'cIock, A. M aud 4 lock P. NJ.
the following real estate, 10 witt Lot No
II ia The town OF Troy (now Malvern
With the improvements thereon. Taken
in execution and will lie sold BY me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
May 8, ls42.
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PUBLIC DISCUSSION,

The following question will be de-
ba,ed at Harlem, on Saturday the 2lst
May, inst, TO commence at | O'Clock
P. NJ.
Whirh is the most Injurious 10 cOnmu
nifty The horse thief or The intempe' ate use
Of ardent spirils2
On the side that horse thieVing is the
worst, VIM. Crow and James H. Ross.
On the other side, Henry Tope and
E. R. Eckey.
May Is, ls42.
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NOTICE.
May4. I's42.

There will be petition presented 70
the Commissioners Of Carroll county az
their next Session praying for an aheta
ton Of the MahIon Beatty road, com.
mencinclng IN the lane between D.vld
Beatty and john Beatty, in Brown tp.;
thence West through the lands of John
Beatty and others, 10 the Pekin road nea
David 'WhileIords, in Brown township
Carroll county, Ohio.
May 8, 1912.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, } GO
CARROLL COUNTY. N"'
May 8, ls42.

THE ctSra,T STATE s.aDPro OF oHIo'} IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after March Term, A. D. 1912
Joseph FlgIey,
vs..
Priscilla Clinton, widow Of John Clinton,
deceased, DlnieI TlIberg and Margaret
his wife, John Clinton, Mrrgaret Cln-
ton, Jacob Clinton, Priscilla Clinton aud
EIrz Ciniom (heirs at law Of Thomas
Clinton, dec'd,1 D,will Clinton, their at
law oI Charles Clinton, dee'd,) WiIIi,m
Norris and Nancy his wife, ,bu Clinton,
Edward Clinton, WllII'm Clinton aud
Peter Clinton theIrs at law Of Abel Gin.
ton, deed } and the heirs Iunkuown) Of
Abraham Crabs and Priscilla his .Ire,
deceased, ,-The said defendants will
take notice that a petition was filed a.
gaInsith9m m the 90 h day Of April. A.
ID 1912, in lhe Court Of Common Pleas,
10 and for said county OF Carroll, hy Jo-
stPh FIgIey, and is now pending, where.
IN the ead Joseph FIgIey demands par.
tItloh oi The North east Quarter VI sectloL
twenty three in township fourteen Of
Range 1--WE, situated IN srld county, and
containing one hundred aud fifty nine
acres, more or less; and also that thp
dover OF said Priscilla Clinton, w,dow
"I John Clinton, deceased, be assigned
her IN SAID premises; that at The next
term Of said Coutl, application will be-
made by SAID petitioner for All order that
partition o said premises may he made, q
that one equal undivided tenth part there
Of may be set off To hun in severalty.
JOSEPH FlGLEY,
BY his Attorneys,
PCdrCe, Star&ucdther & Jarvis.
April 29, l842.
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SHERIFF'E SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Vendi Erponat
issued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and 10 tbe
directed, | will offer for sale al The door
Of the Court house 10 Carroiton, on Sa,
turday the 4th day of juno, A. D. l84S,
belHeen the hours oil 10 o'clock A. Nj
and 4 o'clock T. N. the following real
estate, to wit: The East half of Lot No.
fifty nine in Roberts addition 10 the town
OF Centreville, (uow CarroIlton,J Taken
in execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 90, ls42.
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4 CAR 3D..

DR. JOHN BoNFIELD has located al
Waynesburgh, Stark county, Ohio; and
would most respectfully lerder his pro-
lessona services to his friends and the
public. Dr.. BoDfeId may be called on
OF any time, (when not elsewhere on.
gagged in his profession,) at the resi-.
dence Of n, Irwin, Esq. next door below
R K Gray's Store.
Wayuesburgb, April 90, is4S.
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SHERIFF'S Sale

BY virtue ola writ off, ia. ct 7to. ia
issued out of the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Carroll county, Ohio, 10 me directed,
will offer for sale at the door of the Court
house ln CtrroiIton, on Monday the 10
day Of June, A. ID. l842, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. & 4 P. Nj. the
following real estate 10 wit: The Sourh
ess( quNrtef Of section 80 township "A
Range q, vii the improvements thereon
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
May 6, 1912
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ANOTHER REJECTION,

The nomination of ]. W. Tyson to the
Office Of Commissary General oi
Supplies, nj Philadelphia has been re.
jected by the Senate of the United States
by majority Of eighteen votes. That's
right.-Stafe JOur.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a write Of f fa T! lsb ia
issued out ofthe Court of Common Plea
Ior Carroll county, Ohio, and to me di
rected; will Cffer for sale at The door o
The Court house In CarrolIton, on satur
day the 4lh day of June, A. D. i842
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M
and 4 o'clock P. M. the following rea
estate, IN wit: Lot No. forty eight in lht
town Of New llarrisburgh, Carroll coOn
ty, Ohio, With the improvements thereon
Taken In execution and will be sold by
me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 29, 1912.
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April 29, lS42.
ADMINIST IRA TORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRA TORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all per-
sons indebted 10 the estate ofJohn Hook;
In, late of Carroll county, Ohio, decd, I'd
make immediate payment 10 The under
signed administrator; and all those havi
ing claims against said estate, are re.
quesIed to present them, properly autheni
ticated, for settlement, within one yeaf
from this date.
SARAH CHRisTLEDI admir-
DANIEL RIGGLE, admlnisrr,
April /, is4S.
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JI0JljFUjHA

/ do hereby certify that The tindersign
ed subscriber has never said that Nj.
SapueI Frekerick's wife has brought
any old feathers to my store and sole
them for new feathers. 1t was mention
ed, but mol who. Given under my hand
and seal this S5lh day of April A. D.
lS42.
t0sEPH DOLL,
April 90, Is42.
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HYMENEAI,

MARRIED-On Tuesday the 81 day ot
May inst, by the Rev. J. Moffit, Dr.
SAMUEL BLACK, Of New Rumley, Har.
ris'n county, to Miss SARAH DAVIS, oil
Monroe township, Carroll county, Q.
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ERECUYOR'S NOTICE.
April 29, 1912.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOTICES hereby given 10 all thoss
indebted to he estate ol Zachariah Ba-
ker, late OF Carroll county, Ohio, dec'dl
TO make immediate payment 10 ths un=
dersigned Executors; and all those hav.
ing claims against said estate, are re-
qhested 10 present them, properly au.
thenlicaled for settlement, within one
year from This date.
JAMES BAKER,
SAMUEL BAKER,
Executors.
At ~ Hoan
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SAMUEL STERLING.
JOHN STERLING,

Carrollton, April 22d, l842.
N b. The subscriber would return
his thanks TO his friends for the liberal
manner IN which they have Taronized
him; and hopes they will continue 10 cal
with the new firm. lie would also te-
mind those that are indebted TO him that
he would be pleased TO have settlement
he hopes his friends will not neglect
thls. ~
SAMUEL,sTERLtNG,
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April %, 1913.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all those
knowing themselves Indebted 10 the 60.
tale oil James Gibson, late Of Carroll CO.
Ohio, deceased. 10 make immediate paws
ment 10 the Undersigned Executors and
all those having cIaihe against saidles-
tate are requested 10 present them, prop'
erly authenticated, for settlement, withz
in one year from this date.
HUGH GIBSON,
ROBER + GIBSON
Executors.
April 2e, 1912.
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ApOtkcCary l. Drug Store.

ApOtkeCary l. Drug Store.
- The subscriber respectfully
~ informs his customers and !bt
public, that he has how on
80 hands the largest and best as
sortment OF
DRUGS, PAINTS, GUMS, DYE
STUF'FS. GLASS WARE, OILS, oil
every description, PATENT MEDi,
CINES, Walls, dc ever offered iot
sale In this place; which he is prepared
10 sell at very reduced prices for cash or
approved produce.
Physicians throughout The country are
respectfully solicited 10 call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Hattefs, Shhenakers, Painters. Cabi
net and Chair Makers. FhlIets, & Dyers
can bd supplied with articles in their
line OF business. on the most reasonable
terms
Orders executed with hithfulhess and
despatch.
Store one door south west of Mr.. Leg
gell's Hotel.
Il. KENNEDY.
Cotrollton, Dec. "a, l641.
THE subscriber requests all those in.
debted TO him TO call Immediately and
make payment, as longer indulgence
will not be given.
ROBERT KENNEDY.
Nav 6. l842.
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SHERlFF"S SALE.

Leonard IlyTsb, Bill in Cbahcery
DS 'ieC'ose
Agoe. Weaver, ct Ell ] Mortgage
BY virtue of an order of The Court Of
Common Pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio.
and 10 me directed. will offer for sa 10
by public ontcTv, at the door Of The Coutt
house in CarrOIton, on Saturday the 4th
day Of June, A. d. l842, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock forenoon & 4 o'clock
afternoon Of said day, the following de-.
scrlbeG tract Of land; sltdate in Harrison
township, in the county Of Carroll, 10
wit: The South West quarter Of Sec.
ton twenty three, in township fdeeh, Of
Range sla- containing IN. one hundred and
sixty acres. Taken ia execution and
will be sold by NE.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 20, ls4S.
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ROAD MO5pfGJA.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition
will be presented 10 the Commissioners
of Carroll county at their June session,
1912, praying for The alteration aud es.
tabishng oi a road, commencing al or
near S'muel RusseIs house; from thence
running north east course 10 strike at
or near the South east corner of James
Davis land, thence North to The cor
ner Of James DAVIS field, thence 10 in
tersect The old toad leading from New
HaIrisburgh 10 New Hagerstown to The
nearest aud best point in Monroe town.
ship, Carroll county, Ohio.
April 20. I642.
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May 6, 1912.
IRgEpRAY MOp4 9TH

BY virtue OF an order TO US directed
by Adam jAckman, Justice of III,
Peace, in and for Lee ION nship, Carol
county Ohio we lhe nndersrened d,
certify, that we have viewed certai,
stray horse, taken up b> James Sander
son, of said toW Wnshlp, and 30 Gnd said
horse 10 lie black, sixteen hands high
supposed 10 he tWelVr wears old, nat
tural .Iro'ler, shud miiods no ou,et
marks perceptibIe; and We do approise
said horse at twen'y FIVE dollars Civ.
en- under our hands this 25th day of ApriI
A. D. l642.
VIM. W[lITLA. }
JAS. M'LAUGnLIN, Appraisers
Sworn TO and subscribed before me
this 25h day of April, 1912,
ADAM JACkMAN,
Justice of the Pence
STATE OF OHIO,( Sc
CARROLL County,, '''
| do hereby certify the Forgetting to he
true copy from my eslrav book. Civ.
en- under my hnnd This Goth day of A.
prll, A. D is42.
ADAM jACkMAN, J. P.
NAV &. 1910
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q SHERfFF'S SALE.

2 SHERfFF'S SALE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
March Term, Il. D. Is42.
Daniel Bdruer, ! p.c. e.
vs.. .''"o" '"i
Henry Burrier, ct ais. j rur''''o"'
BY virtue Of an order Of said Court, 70
me directed, | will offer for sale sl he
door Of the Court house in CarroiIlon,
on Saturday The lllh day Of June, A y.
l842, between the hours Of 10 o'cIo( k
A. NJ. and 4 ?. NJ. the following desert
he'd real estate, 10 wit; the west haIf Of
the South west quarter Of section 81 in
township l2, (Loudon) and Range A.
containing eighty and eighty. seven and
a half bundIedths Of an acre.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
May 6, l842.
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SHERlFF'S SALE,
James Sloan, Bill in Chancety TO
Vs. (oreclose a mort,
Archibald Hunrer pave.

BY virtue Of an order OF the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, OHIO,
10 me directed, ~rl offer for sale at
the door Of the Court house IN Carroilton
on Saturday The lIh day of June, A. y
lS4s, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ ah5 4 o'clock P. NJ. the following
real estate, VIZ: the east half the Nor,h
west qunrter oE Section 81 toSnsbrp i3
(Uuiou] und Range fvy.
DAVID WAIT, Sheriff.
NAV 6. 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-13

The Rev. John P Durbin, President,
OF Dickens6n college, Carlise, Pa. sal ed
from New York for Europe on Monday
in the Packet ship Vile de Lyon, for
Havre. He preached his last sermon
prior to his departure, in the John 81.
Methodist church on Sunday last. The
Tribune says:
His theme was the influence of the
christian religion in subdung the
native ferocity Of the human pas
sions, and he argued that the utter ex.
tinction Of War and it's attendant evils,
as we'll as private hatred, contention
and vengeance, must be among the ul
innate and not distant trophies OF the
reign Of The divine Prince of Peace -
Ills eIoquence is not Of uniform excel
Iennce, but at times Ia wildly, terribly
effective, Dr.. Drbin is one Of the most
popular and eminent preachers 10 the
Methodist Episcopal church, and we
hope he will be received in Europe with
that kindness to which his great talents
and worth so richly entitle him His
instructions are to extend his journey
into Egypt and the Holy Land, and we
hope, on his return 10 this country, he
will furnish his numerous friends q
Journal Of his travels,
The Commercial Advertiser adds
that the Rev. Mr.. SewaII, Of the Balti
more Conference, and son OF Dr.. SewalI
Of Washington city, with two or three
other young gentlemen, will accompany
President Durbin in his tour through
Europe, Palestine, &c.-Cn. Gaz
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Executors sale OF Real a..
tate.


tate.
PURSU ANT 10 Ihe last will aud tesl
tImenl OF WIIiIm AIImon, deceased, va
vii Offer for sale on the premises, on
Wedns>diy the 25'h day OF NAV, ls42,
Ot u o'cIock, VI. too hundred acres Of
hnd. IN Warwick township, Tuscarawaa
county. OhIo, being part o. the ID Or. Of
the 7th ,p. IN the lst Range. Terms
made known at the time and place Of
sale.
JAMES & HENRY ALLMON,
Surviving Executors Of VIM. AllmorIs
Apri! 20, lS42.
Tae Tuscarawas Advocate viii 5leasa
insert the above to the amount OF ono
dollar aud charge this Office.
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IRN2RI,RHs

Such as Breast pins, Finger fiugSl Waicb
keys, Chains and Seals, SpeC:acles, Sill
yer ThrmbIes, &C., all Of which hs Id'
tends 10 sell low for Cash.
N. B. Clocks and Watches neatly fss
paired and Warranted accOrdiHg 10 quail
i,y. Silver ware madeS in the neBlasl
shd most fashionable style. Old Cold
and Silver taken in exchange for new
jeweIry and work.
Carrollton, April I, l84S.
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inRion. That fame hds spread its light
10 the farther Persia. Mr., P. remarked
that he had stood on Mount Ararai, where
the ark Of the ancient and venerable
Noah-trs second Progenilor Of the hu.
man racs-had rested after the waters Of
the deluge, but not such emotions posses.
sed his soul as when his icet stood on
Mount Vernon, where rsposss the dust
oih'm who, after great moral conflict,
in which military force aOd martial merit
were but constituent elements, retired to
close heroic life with tranquil death.
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Clock & Watch Making.

II. 7. PAITUV
NJ OST respectfully informs The PHB'
w lie in general that he has cont
meuced the above business in The toWi
of Carrolton, two doors vest Of JacksBh
T. SincIair's Store, and directly oPPosis
K. H. Leggett's Hotel, where he intends
to keep on hand a fine. and splendid as
anrtTnent oE
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and 10 fact every article belonging TO
their business All work made to ordsf
upon the shortest notice, aud 10 Ihe reats
est and most substantial manner. They
will work none but the hesl MATERIAL
Their prices will be low for pty, hand.
They hope by strict aIIeDllcn 10 businesa.
to merit aOd receive literal Ishare Of
public patronage.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-13

Tre subsc ib'rs would respectfully ia.
form the citizens oi Carroll County, thai
they have formed partnership under
The firm oI S 81 Sterling, in the a.
hove business. Their shop is in ihe new
lratne building one door South of, the
Store Of Isaac Atkinson, sen. wnere
hey will al all lines keep on hand
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24
The COMMITTEES ON FoReIGN AFFAIRS

THE COMMITTEES ON FoRsIGN AFFAIRS.
The movement Of the five recusaDi
members Of the committee on Foreign
Affairs is ono that must attract attention.
These gentlemen have refused 10 serve on
the commttee with Mr.. Adams, for rea.
sons which they deem satisiactory-and
which 40 doubt others will think sufficient
Their motives are at once personal anc
national.
In the first place, negotiation IS now
pending between this country and Eng
land. The Chairman of this important
Committee on Foreign Affairs has, at this
crisis, in opposition to the doctrines pro.
muIgated by him when Secretary of State,
professed leaning in favor of the posi-
tons assumed by the English.
Secondly, he has charged some OF the
members with whom he was associated on
the Committee, with having been engaged
IN a conspiracy against him.
Thirdly, he has imputed to some the
guilt of falsehood or equivocation.
Four,hly, he has read memorial pur-
porting to come from Georgia, and not
outstanding the declarations Of Mr.. Ha
bersham TO the contrary, he Professed his
belief, mos, soemnly, ofits being genuine.
Afterwards, to subserve his malignlty, he
charged Mr.. Johnson, one ofthe members
of the Committee, of which he is Chair
man, of being instrumental in playing q
hoax upon him, and repeated the charge,
Notwithstanding the denial of Mr.. Johnson.
Filthy, without the consent ofthe men,
bers OF the Committee, no has brought
before the House the minutes OF its prl-
vate proceedings.
These are some Of the reasons which
are understood to have originated the
q movement made in the House.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24

TEMPERANCE IN THE ARMY.-A COM
municatlon in the National lntelligencer,
dated Sackett's Harbour, states that the
companies stationed at Madison Barracks,
since the formation Of temperance socities
amongs, them, have been in much better
condition. But four or five signers have
failed to keep the pledge, and the men are
IN every way better. Sobrety has su.
perceded the necessity Of punishment,
and The comforts Of the soldiers are alto
geiher Increased, whilst their duties are
performed with cheerfulness. This is n
pleasing announcement, and powerful
argument in favor Of the cause Of temper.
ance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24
NJ A Il z I e D .

On Thur sdnv "v.nin" last, hy the Rev. Mr.. Wiz
son. M. SAMUEL n. LIGHT To Mis-. ANS WHITE,
and M H.SsoSG NAsLIs, 10 Miss MARTH.
JANE, daughters of Mr.. George Tabb, NIL of tbi-
county.
accompanying the above notice, was a slice Of
delicious brides cake, to give assurance that We
were kindly remembered though absent. May
sunny skies and prosperous breezes be the constan
attendants of the happy pairs in their voyage Over
the Of life, and that they may have less of the
cares, and all the Joys which incident to the
state upon which they have entered, is our most
sincere and fervent rrayer.1
On Wednesday the i6lh instant. by The Rev. Mr..
Light. Mr.. SAMUEL SELLERS 10 Miss ELIZABETH
CRIswELL, all of thi. county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24
HE M ARKE rs.
From The Baltimore Amerieom, february

From The Baltimore American, February. 81.
Cattle We note .one advance to-day in the
rrice Of Beef CATTLE. Upwards of 900 head were
offered at the drove yard. thi. morrins. md near
" all sold rric., ranging from IS 10 Sc SO pei
100 lbs for common 10 prime quality.
FLouR We arc advised Of small sale tive
of 'ws'd street Flour to-day, Of good standard
brands, at IS Sc There no settle ment fo'
receipts by wagons to-day, and we are consequent
ly unable to quote definite price.
GRAIN We hear Of no transactions in Wheat
which We quote nominally at 81 I0a 90 for good
to prime reds. We quota Nd white Corn at So
cents and yellow Al SIS Sc cents no sales. Dat.
are worth about AZ cents. There was good de.
nsnd to day for c oversrrd. and note sales oil
"v"r.ll large quantities a, Sc Tor prime quality
BAcoS.-We quote the asking price e New
Pshimore cured Ham. n, o a 10 cents; Sides Al
5a5A cents, and Shoulders at a TO cents. Ma
transactions in old Bacon.
WHisxEY.-On Saturday, and to dav sales Of
hhds were made IN limited extent At 10 cents
and of lhl.. ~ 90 90. The wagon price ofbbiS
u l6 crr,s. .$r'ssiva of 'ie barrel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24

REWARD OF MERTON the represcn-
tation of Mr. GrattaD, British Consul a,
Boston, Her Majesty's Government have
caused gold medal to be presented
to Captain Voss, Of the Hamburg brig
Charlotte" IN acknowledgement of his
humane and courageous conduct, in say.
ing three British seamen from the wreck
Of the schooner RUBY" Of Liverpool;
Captain voss having previously declined
10 accept any pecunisrv remuneration.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24
GAnNIRN SH1EDS

@ADNEN SKlEDS
FOR 1943.
u EANS- Kidney, Dwarf OF Snaps.
- Pole or Climbing,
beets-Lons Blood and Tarnip Rooted,
Brussels Sprouts.
Csbbage-s fine variety,
Carroi-Lons Orarg~,
Cauhhowe,- Eary and Lite,
Cucumbers--Long Green and athers.
Egg Plat; Endive--tiraen, Curled,
laden Corp--Smi,i's Early a1d Tusenrors.
Lettuce Levy Cabbage.
Melon Beat kinds,
Nasturium.
Onion-E,rly White,
Parsley-Double Parsnir- Large Dutch,
Psss-Finest kinda,
Pumpkin--Po,sio and others.
Peppei-Bell or Oxhenrt. ard Cayenne,
Rehabilitation. kinds.
Rhubarb-For pie. and tarts,
Satisfy. or Oyster Plant,
Spinach Round.
Sqnash-Esrly Summer.
Tomato--Lsrge Rcd and yellow,
Turnip-Whtr, Early Fiat &c.
All of which carefully selected, and warranted
10 be Of tie Kind, named, flesh aid free from mix
lure for sale by
w. DORSEY
February ,, is42.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24

Of these two hundred and twenty.
Cadets, the parents Of twenty are in indi
gent or reduced circumstances Of one
hundred and seventy five, the parents
are in moderate circumstances of FIVE,
the parents are in affluent circumstances;
and the condition Of the parents of twenty
one is unknown. 1t will be perceived
from the above statement, that no men,
Der of Congress, and no high funct'onary
ofeither the General or State Government,
has son at West Point, and that, Inde-
pendently Of those whose fathers must be
supposed TO be men of little influence,
there are fifty one who are fathtrless.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-24
WEST POINT ACADEMY.

The following statement Of the occu'
patrons and conditions, as regards for.
tune, of the two hundred and twenty lone
c diets now at the Military Academy al
Yves, Point, derived from an authentic
source, will probably prove interesting to
III. Public