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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-31


mighty dead with inQuiving eyes, until the visit
ers' hours had expired, Westminster Ab6ey has
been 80 often described that it is relief 10 feel
that my wholly inadequate powers need no; be
CHARGED with task of such difficulty and mag
nituJc. And even were II totherwse, should not
have the presumption to attempt II. To say
nothing OF the thousands OF comparatively igno-
ble whose undstingulShed ashes rest here, there
ure nearly four hundred tablets, monuments. mau-
soleums. statues or other obituary memorials Of
persons whose history and character constitute
the written annals OF England.
Ii some of the inscriptions upon these nonu-
ments strike Others as they do me, | shall not
weary yo,,r patience transcribing few Of them
The Duke of Buckingham, who disiin,
apshed during the reign of Charles |. hes IN brass
.ffigy, with a Roman costume, upon an altar with
this inscription Il lived doubtful. not dlssoue
y die unresolyed, not unassigned. Ignorance
and error are incident TO human nature. trust
III an Almighty and an all good God And be
low, both prepared BY himself, Is this tormy
king often, toc my Country ever,
The following is an extract from the INSCRIPTION
upoa the monument erected 10 the memory OF the
Young Princes who were murdered BY the order
of Richard the Third: :" Here lie the relics o!
Edward '. king OF England, and his brother
Richard, Duke OF York, who, being confined in
the Tower, and there stidod with pillows were
privately and meanly buried, by order of their
periidious uncle, Richard the Usurper. Their
bones, long and anxiousip inquired after having
laid l9c years in the rubbish of the Tower stars
were on the 18th July, 1914, by undoub,ed
proofs, discovered .
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

SINGULAR ANEcDoTE OF A PARROT. -
A Quaker lady in England had little
servant GIL, whom she frequently called
into the parlor to instruct her in reading,
and as she had low, mumbling voice,
her mistress had frequent occasion to re.
prove her, telling her 10 speak up--can il
thee ,eil-mutier, mutier, mniier, muiter.
A favorte parrot which was kept Gagged
in the parIor, from the frequent rci,era-
ton, learned TO repeat this form of re-
proof verbatim. Ii happened that min
istcring friend, in his travels, visited this
family, and they had what is calleda fami-
Iy sitting, in which the friend felt con-
Germ to speak and beginning in rather
low voice, the parrot sung out, speak up
ran IF thee sciN-mutter, mutier, mutter,
mntser. The preacher raised his voice a
little. But presently he heard the same
command-speak up-can If thee wiH-
;autier, nutter, mutter, er,-and the
reproof was repeated till the preacher
found that nothing but the audibility Of
his voice would silence the reprover. 1t
is needless to state that Poll was never
after admitted to be present during Iami.
~ sitting.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
SHERM ANS
WCEM LSZE MGIS.

UMROVED in more Than 400 900 cases 10 b. in.
fallibIe the only certain worm-destroyine
medicine ever discovered. Many diseases atise
(, ON worms and occasion long a nd incense suffering
and even death, without their ever being suspect.
ed grown persons are very often .ili cied with
them and are doctored for various complaints with
out any benefit when one dose Of these Lozen-
gers wonid speedily cure them
DR.. Taien Hunter. 1903 Sixth Az, knew child
that was cured Of fits by these Lozenee., afer
three wears suffering. and nothing else would give
the least relief He has used them in his practice
for the last two years in several hundred cases and
AWAY, with surcess. A bos oh board OF one Of
tho Hsyre Packets was cured or fits BIZ only one
d,se of ,bcm.
Mr. Lorins w; Gross. so Fulton At. cured three
of bis children of worms by one box.
Cant. Coffin. Of Nantucket, cured hi. child 8
,sar. ala bx only ,br.a doses, he had been given
n,.b, the phvsician. as incurable. and was fast
.ia.,;na s.ay he;ng al,,o., ,.A,ced IN a skeleton.
Th, ,o,ld ~, ,slI aha, allied the child and
H. c,,,,.r n rsad;ns Tie symn,ons If worms.
,ha,ah, ,o.sh, ,hee 1ish, he he cause of all the
dg;o,,I,v .nd conseo,en,I, annl;ed TO DR. sherman.
.','' ~, 10. IF HI. W. I,,sn,es. af,e,
49, d., -. 80 .hII ra, ~ III fa,h., f,;,h,e,sd
i've W., uoo .,,' IS ,.....s no, az. t,or,,
so q ..,I .nd hsar,s =. INV child
~ -, ~. - ..vsd f,cm On aa,l, grave
q. a.. - 49,. IS ,hs.s Iov.nses
NJ on Nh :, p,,a1.lnh;a w.s
- -. a ,.hasa as,.h,., ?
'iI ~ ~ :, ~ g. ,aar,s ,hrss oars
., h' 49, ,.rss =. n crown ns,.o,. he,
Inns md loo. az .volIsn thar she copd no, walk
90 ri, bors.le ahhn.ah sbs co,ld en-, "a much
40 ,wo ,abo,;ny men Two celebrated doctor.
had exhausted their .kill wi,hou, apy benefit, the
father had .pen, All he could raise and was so dis
coursged. he abandoned all idea of doing any thing
more for her, and looked to d-sth alone, to take
her out of her MISERY Mr.. Murphy believing il a
case of worms gave her box OF Sherman Loz.
enges and In two days she returned with Joy beam.
ing in her eyes. and said the Iozenges had saved
her child life. The frstdose brought away near,
pint Of worms in one living mass, she afterwards
counted over 500 that were discharged. besides
The msss-whicb she could not count. The child
was litersllS eaten up with ihem--another living
witness of the almost miraculBts efficacy Of Sher-
mans I,ozerges
Dr. zsbriskie, is Dunno ST.. has used them in
over 700 cases, some Of them OF the mos, alarming
character. and always with the greatest success
A Young lady 10 year, old was supposed to he in
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

SURVEY OF THE LAKEs.-This extern
siye and highly important duty, under the
charge Of the Bureau Of Typographical
Engineers, is being pressed forward with
much zeal and ability. The length of
American coast embraced in this survey
is nearly equal TO that Of the Atlantic !;
and we are glad to see that the Govern.
ment is al length becoming sensible Of the
importance attached 10 this survey, in az
fordlng facilities for har5or improvements,
which are SO much required for the pro-
lection Of the commerce Of the Northern
Lakes.
The survey for the past season embra-
ced the harbors Of Southport, Racine, Mil
waukie, and, in part, Washington, or Sag
Harbor. Ii is expected that the opera
tons ofnext year will complete the line of
survey from the mouth of Green Bay to
Chicago, embracing the harbors Of Wash
ington and Chcboygan.--Clereland Her.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

Tho election of Mr.. HANNEGAN to tho
Senate from Indiana, it appears was az
fectcd by the ireachery Of one KELso ;
and it is reported here that it was some
thing more than mere political treachery
which moved him. !, was too bad that
the whole Legislature should have been
controlled by one man, and him, too, so
destitute Of public principle and private
honor. Kelso was elected as a Wing,
and the story in the Globe that he was re-
turned by Loco Foco constituency is
entirely untrue. The Madisonian exul,s
over Mr.. Hannegan's success, and, evi.
IDENTIFY without knowing any thing at all
Of his mind or character, beslows the
most ignorant praise upon both. One of
the White House party is reported to have
said, upon hearing the news, swell we
have got one in the Senate TO begin with I"
This is a mistake: Mr.. flanagan is well
known TO be thorough going Van Buren,
man; and it will perhaps not increase
the respect of the Madsonian for him to
learn, that only three weeks ago, while
expressing his opposition to Mr.. Clay, he
took occasion to speak Of that statesman
in the most exalted terms, as me in whom
the Wing party might well be proud in
presenting as their candidate of the Presi-
dency. Letter from Washington.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

LEGISLATIVE CoMMITTEE.-The joint
Committee of the Legislature, appointed
tot investigate tho condition Of the James
River and kanawha Company, reached
this place on Friday nigh, last, about 10
P. NJ, after trip Of four days, on a tour
of exploration along the line Of the i'm.
provement. They left, early next morn
ing, for the purpose OF viewing the in
complete improvements between this place
and the mouth of North River, and, we
learn, expect TO return to Richmond by
Monday mornings packet.
The following are the names Of the
members who have made this rip: OF
the Senate, Messrs. Preston Of Montgom,
cry, Gusts of Accomac, Conrad Of Fred.
rick, Scott of Greensville and Langhorne
of Norfolk, OF the House, Messrs.
Crutchfeld of Spoltsylvania, Taliaferrc
of Franklin, VERIFY of Northampton,
Parks Of kanawha, Stockton of Fayette
and Toler Of Lynchburg.-Lynchbure
Vuginian, Jan. 80.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
GARDEN SEEDS


I2OR 1S 80
DEANS-Kidpsy, Dwarf OF Snaps,
ID :. Pole or Climbing
Beets--Lone Blood and Turnip Rooted
Brussels Sprouts,
Cabbage fine variety,
Caroi-Long Orange,
Csulihower- Early and Late.
Cucumbsr-Long Gtern and others.
Egg Plant; Endive-Green, Curad.
Indian Corn--Smlh's Early and Tuscarors,
Lettuce Lazy Cabbage,
Melon-Best kinds,
Nssturtium.
Onion--Esrly White,
Psrslcy-Double; Parsnip-Larse Duioh,
Pcas--Finest kinds,
Pumpkin-Potato and others,
Pepper--Bsll or Oxheart, OF Cayenne,
Radsh--Vsrious kinds,
Rhubarb-for pies and ,nrts,
Satisfy, or Oyster Plant,
Spinach-Round
Squash-Eary Summer,
Tomato-Large Red and Yellow,
Tnrnp--Whi,.. Early Fiat, &c.
All Of which are carefully selected and warranted
10 be Of the kinds named, fresh and free from mix
ture-for sale by
VIM. DORSEY.
Feb o la43
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

RAcE.-One of the Indian delegates
TO Augusta, Me-, after riding in the stage
half the way, was told that he could ride
no farther unless he paid. Dsiking to
do this, he walked the remaining Ia
miles, and KEEP, ahead of the stage all the
way.-He performed the journey in one
hour and 81 minutes, and was then in
lively, jovial spirits, while the horses were
sadly jaded.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

BANK OF VIRGINIA.-Fhe Board OF
Directors of the branch at Norfolk, went
into the subject Of relrencbment on Tues
day, and curtailed salaries as follows
Cashier $500, Teller $500, Book keeper
5000, Discount and Note Clerk 5000,
Runner $3.50, one Waterman dispensed
with, $2OO-total $3.50. And $3.50
taken from the Presidents salary by tine
Stockholders, and the entire amount oil
retrenchment in the expense of this
branch is $1,000, reducing the annual ex-
pense from 81 400 to $500.
If the reduction at the mother bank and
the other seven branches has been in the
same ratio, there will be aving to the
stockholders OF some ten or twelve thou
sand dollars.-NorfoK Herald, Jan. 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

We clip the following from the New
York Journal Of Commerce
THE ENp-LATEsr NEws.--We have
seen statement over Miller's own sigma.
'ure, dated LIST of January, ls43. in which
he expresses his iull belief that the end
oil the world will take place some time
between the 2lsl of march lS43, and the
2lst OF march 1874.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
L HE nj AR X IT'S.
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN,

February 6, 1913.
CArTLE.-Tbe offering of Beef Cattle at the
Scales to-day embraced about 800 head. nearly all
of which were sold ut prices ranging from s2.25
to 50 per 100 lbs. on the hoof, which is equal to
81 so a Sc net. A few head OF very superior quail
ity brought higher prices.
FLouR.--We note further decline in Howard
st. Flour, sales having been made on Saturday
from store SO 62a and in one instance at 30 SGT
To-day the market is inactive. and holders are
offering to sell freely at So 62A without finding
buyers. We quote the wagon price al so.
GRAiN:-We hear of no sales Of WHEAT, and
quote as before nominally at 20 80 cts. for good
to strictly prime reds. The last Gales OF Corn
were at IL cts for both white and yellow. and Of
Oats and 90 cts.
WHisKEY-Is dull. We quote hhds. at 10
cts. and bbs at 1914 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

JouN II. PEYroN. ESQ. The people
Of Augusta and Rockbridge, and the
Slate generally, will see, with regret, the
annuncia:ion Of this gentleman's purpose
TO retire from the public councils. Mr..
Peyton came into the Senate Of Virginia
three years ago, and his accession contrib
uted greatly to the object at that time
much considered and desired by the State,
to elevate the greatly declined and de-
clinng standard and character Of that
body, for ability. The last spring cleo.
,ioas have started another retrograjatlon
in some instances, and we are concerned
at any circumstances calculated to ac-
ccleraic the down-hill march. lndepcn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

CSIx tears have now elapsed since PETERS
- VEGETABLE PILLS were FIRST introduced
TO the public and which Is the surrst test OF their
virtue that can be given--shere are how more OF
them sold than any other description OF pills what
@ver in the known world. In fact. the sale OF the
Vegetable Pin has Seen enormous be,oad all pre-.
redent the first year IL Amounted 10 one hnndfed
thousand boxes--she second TO three--the third to
3-the fourth TO l3--and So on till the year 1871
JUL closed. during which. orders for the prodgous
quantity Of two millions OF be4es were received,
and duly fulfilled at the establishment These
fact. speak more in their favor than volumes OF
mere euogy, for ihoigh an undeservipe medicine
may possibly be forced into popularity b, undue
means, such az hc,iioos certificates and the Re. 1t
is sure to loose its hold on public favor rapid,
az 1t made IL. for intrinsic virtues siene can stand
the orderaI of public opinion and jodemen, fer ans
length of time. Hence the generality Of newly
discovered medicines have but en- ephemerel exis-
tence--their reputation goes up Ike rocket. and
down like the siick-and hence the reputation and
the sale OF these pills continues to increase, for
.hoever purchases them once, and gives them
fair Iial. Is TO palronire Them for life need
scarcely observe that nine in of all the regular
physicians in the United States order these pills
10 their general practice this fact s universally
known, and has been testified Of time ard again,
by nearly sIl the most eminen, members OF The ac-
ulty. Bur it Is like gliding refined gold and paint
,hs ,.o,lJbs. a.c;Ssd a, ,beir me,;,. and The ia
.ms !. Tho, wherever c;v;l,z,,ion he. extended
- -, -, ..,,s,;,s ~, III. aad ,bs ,,.efnl.
~. IS pa,ass, p;lIs x,a,,dad Also
The complaints in which Peters Vegetable
,.s.d .sn.l;a, 80 d;,s.,;on ,hs. ,.n .c.,e.ly f.u
80. o.. =. c,llow. ,.Ila. al billions f.vsrs
e, "a 80. pd..-..;a 800, -, .,r,n,a;n,
al - l.., .ho,,.n
~. "e ",o l'a"" &c - 49,, IL. .ol;s g.
os'' ,",' ~ 81. r.. 49,, -.
'"a'e .:e.:ss ,L.,s.h 80 -, ;..,.;-
go . I''-el, " Wy. p','..''., ..,;. -
,s .:. a,'.sIi - - .s.',a.;a "a &.
~, aPpe'"c' o'o'."'c " ,"'o" 49, ~ -
~ .''es y - nc T" .l.'si..
" ., -" aPsne"' V "e'oe' my a'' r:.IN sv
mn ~ '"'" oP .'.a' P'''""e "e
s"P'"s' "o' u'o''v r.,. y. a., 10 ,oao
n., n r. O., -. oh,.;,.
. 80 1-..a r. AZ
80 u'u INV W y'o, 'uS e"'''he"'e' w AA'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
m A n Il 7 = d,

At Hedgesvlle, on Wednesday last by the Rev,
Mr.. Chisholm Mr.. GEO. w. RoBrssos. to Miss
MARY E. HsDoEs, daughter of Mr.. Baily T.
Hedges, all of this county.
On Monday evening the 23d ultimo, at Spring
Grove, Jefferson county, by the Rev. Alexander
shirss, TREADwrLL SMITH, Esq, of Beuvville,
Clarke county, to Miss JANE BLAcKBURs, daueh-
ter Of the late Thomas Blackburn, ESQ. deceased.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

dent OF this, he ahstrdction OF Mr.. Pey.
toms fine talents. iaFge experience, legal
and general knowledge, moderation, firm
ness and courtesy. from any Legislative
body, must be seriously felt.
We hope his mantle will fall Oh the
shoulders Of some man worthy to BE his
successor, and the Representative Of SO
enlightened district. Rich. WIZ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

THREE BARNS BURNT.-On week
before last, three Barns were destroyed
by FIRE in Cumberland county, (Pa.) y
two IN Dickinson township, and one in
Allen township. One belonged to John
Flshburn another 10 the heirs oil Antho.
ny Black, deceased and the third TO
RobeI: Bryson.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

lust received and for sale low. N. Orleans
Oh Sugar, and Rio Coffee, White R.avana Sugar,
Ia superior article y Black Pepper, Alspce Cav
endish Tobacco; Cloves; Indigo; Cheese, Water
and Soda Crackers; Bunch Raisins, Figs faacy
CASTLE and Rosin Soap; Lsrd--a superior artele.
LIQUoRS-Such a. Cognac Brandy. n h.
Rum, Old Rye Whiskey, Port and Madeite
Wines, Alcohol, &c Clagett's and Scoich Ale,
together with general assortment Of Confec,on-
airy. GEORGE kAhNHAL,
Iunaar, Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

The ST. Louis Gazette Of the Oath ult.,
says: 1t is said that since the late earth.
quake, the bottom Of the river has fallen
out in some places-for instance where
the Gen. Pratte's hull was sunk, she lay
very near the top Of the .water-and
since the earthquake, the bottom cannot
be found with line of 100 feet 10 length.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
d IE d,

In Romney, Va, on Saturday the cath ut. DR..
honsRr NEWMAN. Of that place, in the seventy
th''d year of bis age. He lived beloved and re-
sPectsd and died deeply mourned.
In Romney, on the 9Th uli. Mrs. ELEAsoR
HEIsxEtL, wife of Christopher Heiskell Esq, in
the 62nd year Of her age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

WESTERN NAvIGATIoN.-The Legis.
lature Of Kentucky have passed resolu.
tons UNANIMOUSLY in favor of improving
the navigation ofthe Western rivers, and
also in favor oil marine Hospitals.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

ALL IN THE FAMILY.---Governor
BoucS of New York, has made quite a
snug family arrangement. His Private
Secretary is his own son, his Military
Secretary is his own son, the AdjutaEt
General is his son-in. law, and his Messen-
ger is his nephew. Pretty fare for one
family.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
PLANK FOR SALE.

A SUPERIOR LOT OF WELL SEASONED
IN PINE PLANK, which viii be sold in lols
10 silt The purchaser; persons. wanting, can
the same by calling at Mr.. B. Dolls yard WIN
will attend 10 The sale. The terms are cash in cav
case. VIM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

mainly ;--sherefore 90 address from James e.
Stewart, Esq. al IL o'clock, A. NJ, and sermon
from the Rev. S. s. Roszel. al O'Clock, T. NJ,
may be expected on the 2ad Instant, ia the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church
WM DORSEY.
LII. LlkENS.
J A. BOYER.
Martinsburs Feb Q. Cemmtsfes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
I have lust Received

TIME following articles which | well sell low
Il Clear Starch; Race and ground Ginger;
Ss-Eraius; TurIington's Bnlsam Of Life;
Epson Salts; Opodeldoc; Cut and dry
Tobacco; Mould Candles; Apples by the bush
el or otherwise; Cider and Cid r Vinegar.
GEO. RAENHAL.
February 9.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
Gov. SpAIGnT,
Washington, Jan. 4, 1895.

|, is too much 10 expect thu. these
wounds OF the party can ever be healed.
On the contrary, the breach will widen as
the day for the decision of the Presiden.
tiai contest approaches and when that
arrives, mr.. Van Buren-who will GER.
tainly get the nomination of the National
Conven,ion-will find that mr.. Saunders
and the other supporters Of mr.. Calhoun
believe "thai there is no other man, y
though mr.. Van Buren, may not think it,
who is capable of filling the Presidential
chair. - Baltimore Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
T1rO Tots or Land.

of the real estate Of John French deed. The one
living on The Niihsmspoft rcnd. containing "a A.
CRES.--the other tying moth ofihe Litile George
town read, containing about 40 ACRES.
These parcels If land will be offered separately,
and the terms of the sale ,eqnlh one third in
hand one ihird in one and one third in two years
from the Day of sale. The deferred payments 10
bear interest 10 be secured by bond with approved
security and the title be retained until the pur
chase money is paid Up.
D. H. CONRAD,
T.. 7. LEE, IT,.
Jan. L. 1S43.--5w Commissioners.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
CHAs. JAS. faulkner & JAS. {. STEWART,
Attorneys at Law,

HAVE associated themselves in he practice OF
II a their Profession. Their Office is in the
Brick building. recently occupied the Clerks Of
6ce of the Circuit Superior Court. where one or
the other Of them may at all times be found during
business hours. They will attend the Courts regu-
larry in the Counties Of Berkeley, Morgan, and
Jefferson.
Msrtinsburg, Feb Q, i843 If.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

The Committee appointed, have the pleasure of
informing the friends Of Temperance throng hout
the County. and the public generally that the above
named gentlemen have kindly consented 10 give
their efforts. the coming god, toward the fur.
lheranco and promolioa Of this noble cause Of hu-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

EDECfI HfUnEN CEEnS
rhLoH uhhDEN oLEDo
From the Gardens OF Il. RiSiy e. Co.,
Ere,Ionjo (,bofauoue IN. " York.
,
DEANS "h,'e Giahpeffy'
90 n na''s 1nahe,'
otkr WINE sienci sugar.
ra'iy "hne Sca'c"y,
nafse nsn'
n""sr, "a''sei or r'eid'
Long Dlo"d,
b'ood iu'"P'
nNoccoLi
eAh8AeS ns'ee D'"n ''eau'
u'ren savoy
req p'sen'
ieiow savoy
La'Y io'N'
r"e savoy
SAhAwA''
SAh8"r Long o''"s-'
A"'"sham'
CAotlfhowhh'
CUCUMBER Ear'y Frame
ray S Spon,
:. sarN o"-~'In
Sso"e h''s 0''e"'
cosS s sweet n o. sugar
c.. w.; s S s'',,1
ChLthi ""''e 'o""'
Eoh'"NpsN'
'shss G.n LdspP,'gn,a ,
r. 49, 81.
g. tsas,i
:" Earlv silss;o:
/. Jnndon Had
{. Wilson's EnIs cabbaob,
large nea''
uv;s Wats, onc Island
NnsL Fins ysllow
l,.r.e Csn,clone
ua.+.sa whi,. ar FnrI;.h
''VsiAAD NV, " ~, $50
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TEMPERANCE

Al a regular meeting Of the Temperance Society
held in the Methodist Episcopal Church, on the
evening of the 9th of January 1t was
Resoiped, That James +. Stewart. Esq., of this
place, and the Rev S. s. Ro.se of Shepherds
town. Va, be invited TO deliver addresses before
this Society, on the 22d Of February and that a
Committee of three be appointed to make the me-
cessary arrangements to carry into effect the same
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COMMISSIONERS
SADE OE ND

HNDER the aufhoriiyof the decree rendered
" the 9TH Of October, 1912, IN the case Il
i III. Coakus. adrn'f. 81 Ca,hsr'ne French, aiain-
tiff against the representatives of Jchn French
dec d.. shall oiFrr far sale 10 the highest bidder
before tn. Caurt,hous- door in MsttinshUrg on
Hoadoy the first day Of Febrnary Court, Mon
dsv m. I3thA
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WIEESK EY

On BARRELS reclifed whiskey Cor sale by
AaaV JNQ, JAMESON. +
Oct, IL.
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NOTICE.
HOzIGac Ware.

TONSiSTING of large size Kettles. Pots. o.
~ vens and Lids. Biscuir Oveas. Skillets, &c,
&c. Also extra bids of variety Of sizes
g. g. c. w. DOLL.
January S. 1919.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09

Oh SACKS Ground Alum and Fine SALT
epO iusr received and 'or ssle low BY
WASHINGTON kR0ESEN,
October 6 l8ao.-tf Rail Road Dsro,.