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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
i .UMP AND GROUND PLASTER.-The

UMP AND GROUND PLASTER.-Tbe
undersigned viii keep near the head n the
BASIN constantly On hand and for sale Lump Plaster
the latter VIII be ground in the City Of Rcuoni puc and
best quality and warranted such Great taken IN the
selection OF the article and preparation customer. may
De assured that not only viii the article he impurities
oui The lowest market prce un VIII be charged and
dealers IN Plaster are requested 10 make and expected
they VIII not be disappointed
MEAl VIII also be kept for sale by wholesale retail
ia gs-Im JAurs N SCOTT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

IN Ordinance 10 prerent the EnedHnprneat of Wagons
aud Teams IN unineosed grounds near Pared streets
and for other purposes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
by Robert IsiII a I,ro,ner.

WILL RE SOLD by This Morning O'Clock in from,
or auction store, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS a sTANHOI
NEW SULKEY and , SADDLE ANB HARNESS nc
SEES IL ROBERT MILL A BROTHER, Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
CABIN FURNITURE.
Piano FOTteS, Sdadicich Tea TRAYS. Plated

\ r L u l I re
Piano FOTteS, Sdad,rich Tea Trays, Plated
WARE &c.
on THURSDAY MORNING. Angus; 10Th. Store. comuenc-
ing AZ - oei1es VIII sn large
rEkIok GARNET FURNITURE. -svera ELEGANT PIANO
fo anda variety q other ARTICLES superior
qualty-eompri.inr IN PAR.
elegant baltimore uia,el figured hair spring sofa
DO do do cushion hair do DO do
marble top rosewood Centre Table
sup red AMI green Plush Rocking Chsir.
do hair sat Rocking Chair.
do hgd Do DO
? doz superior French Mahogany Chairs
] do Do Do d. do
mahogany hair sewing DO
! do Hat Rack
sup lRehnond made figured hair -prins-eat sofas.
pair handrnme spring Lounges
city made mahogany Wardrobe
2 sup. mahogany Bedsicad-
= doZ imitation rosewood cane seaf Chan,
9 cane seat Rocking Chairs
Sets Of Sandwich Gothic Tea Tray-
Do - Bnttanta Ware
Sheffield Plated Ware. Mante Ornament.
be.i quality Feather Beds. nd
turied hair Mattras--s A. 81.
ftosewood and Mahogany Piano
Also, two hand-ou. Pianos Rosewood other Mshog
any both vcTy superior Instruments,
ppoTuksp
fo-iFoNEssNrln
sale viii not take place until SATURDAY 18th int
au 10 A r. Auet.
Valuable Gold watch.
On SATURDAY MORNING Angus, IL at n ocoek We will
scu ven valuable Gold Waeh-Orrinal $40
iNIyOES 4 BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
FOR CHATTER.
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

~ The A. eoppered brig OCEANUs Capt Smith. carries
$50 hhts Tobacco City Point IN readiness to receive
cargo. Apply Ju 20 CHS PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
aGS.-A supply OF Wheat aud Ban Bags constantly or
- hand for sale by ju II WILLIAMS 4 HANALI..
DRAWING ACADEMY.

WATCHES, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
'HNHE largest and most splendid assortment of
Il Watches IA tho CITY subscribers as he
e eo,tliiy receiving all descriptions Of GOLD AND Sill
WEEK WATCHES. OF The
Ters IN England France enabled To- offer
larger assortment aud ~ much prices Retail than any other
house IN Ameuca Gold Watches low @ s25
Watches and JcNer exchanged OF bought AuWaccs warrant
ed okep good time the money Jewcr
repaired IN the best worken
and much lower than any place. Gold silver Pencils
Gold Chains Keys and sterling Silver Spoons for very
q. &. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jeyery, Wholesale and Retail
Sim Wall street N,v Y,,l fr, .,,,,st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

Rl Virtue OF two DEGREES of the Circuit Supe-
~ Coar OF Law Clanee County OF H.nrco
and CITY % Richmond pronounced the 2it OF December
and the iGthof June lsi3 shah September
proceed 10 % public cash except regards
tenth paTt OF the purchase money for which credit
will DC the valuable lot Vi Land buildings ap
rueulnees lying the BASIN. City Richmond at the
southeast streets and now IN the occu
paney Of Mr.. Henry Johnson
HENRY l.. BROOKE. lc.
au lids PHILIP HARRISON lIouinE rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
AuGtlon Galcs.
RMS DAY.

rEaIS DAY.
ET inio-~ = rsrother.
Lancaster DENLY A Co.'S oA stand)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

"a The two rooms lately occupied bv Doctor
Ia Hartley. nearly opposite Wing Onec-cau,,tsd Cor
professional man. small private family. goodteuan
Enquire up stairs. ap6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

FOR LEITH SCOTLAND.
rSEsN The \ l Barquc Columbia. Captain
sAtUEL TEUssElL having her engaged hogs
heacs Tobacco viii a abos the 10Th Of August For
small storage having elegant apply
master on board IN Dock or to RANKIN * WHTLOCK.
IulI-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

PASSAGE FOR MARSEILLES
,sTSs The brig "Janes Caskie," Capt Pillsbury
~ viii all for the above about the 18th
accommodate passengers at low Apply
au s--t CHARLES PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

>si>i=sN James River Company have this day
declared Dividend OF half per on the Cap
tai JOINT stockof said Company VIII paid the stock
holders their legal representatives. suih inst by
order. IAi. sINTON. SCREAM,
lS-u n Foundry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

FUN bVo IVN,
M The regular packet schr w. W. WYER.
~ Capt Adams loading. having considerable enga
g will have Dispatch For freight having good
nodaiions, apply on board, At Pickeus' wharf or
au Q JAS. FISHER &
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
DIBRELL, HOLCoNIBE l. co.

OpPo-i. Shoekoe war,-iIou-..
Or They sell Tobacco Wheat AMI Flour upon al Of which n
make hhefa adNancea. In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
STIN The regular Packet Schr Lagrange.
- Tos Crowel master having greater part OF her car
engaged VIII have dispatch For apply
on board Al leser Wharf ju 81 LAS. FISHER SON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
10 the Heirs OF james Shiphard. late OF the
CnIiMIN % lNcnricn. Lrc,d:

County of VcnTiCo. deed:
v pu VIII please to take notice that
= Cay council adopted at their THURSDAY.
day oi August 1873 shall proceed. Monday day
o september next ensuing. ground
northwestern intersection OF the plan
o the ey hy the number 10, To hy filled
adjacent streets 50 as 10 prevent the accumulation iGnant
offensive and unwhucsomc cfronat your
per costs and charges areeah the 45t
Assembly entitled An act revise and
ciy OF Richmond unless YOU
the such inner as TO prevent,
the accumulation Aforesaid. VI. BATES. City Surveyor
City Of Richmond. Aug. :, Isi3 Iau cSitv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

ssSFN The regular Packet Schr UNION, Captain
Paine ready load dispatch For freight or
passage apply o boaIt, a Picketi's wharf. or 10
au JAMES FISHER L SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
FOR ROTTERDAM
tt.=s THE MANSION HOUSE FOR Rem.

- THIS long aul well r.'lbIed boarding house Al present
mt ie occupancy OF Mr. William Hewlett for rent The oa
ton OF this House being almost the business strong
NATION favor some oecIpants have
done fine business and there doubt Giare orru
p1n Will Keep really good lols, profab. business
still be done There doubt number ofboai
may b. obtained opened Possession
may be had ihs 1T day Octoer April, % Judah Nv
rrs 4 Co or an DAVID BURLINGTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

hEEIEi'S NEE.uIEIGE.
THNs MEDICINE has been prepared subscriber for
n many AMI It has been extensively great
81 sueecasan ff remedy foe destroying cVpring worms
from children and persons Il perfectly in
rs operation aud le any age with perfect
saeD and family should he 4 IN the House Its
reputation constantly of certificates Of
IT, astonishing efficacy might deemed uun,ces
say, single TRIAL will prove advcf
for the first time repeated numerous persons
who have witnessed effects view Of extend
ing ~ benefits more widely. Prepared and sold by
GEO. II. KEER1. Druggist. Baltimore.
And for sale BY SAMUEL DOVE
auq-u AGENT for RirI,,o,I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

VIE undersigned having purchased NJ Mr. Albert
hs interest ia III" business Of James J. Biniord
on liz let July last will continue The Wholesale
business the oil stand under the style
JAS !. BINFORD,
e. VI. NIMMO.
BNFORp NIMMO. Wholesale & Retail Dealers IN Foreign
ana Domestic Dry Goods offer sale and
m'ui Of Goods ~ their lucwhch hcy
prices PRIOR tile reception their Fall purchased
10y Of their Partners in New York
BiNFORD L NININp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02
TO THE WORLD.

HAN We for moment look upon our wide spread
~ and; and behold the fearful amount Of suffering
sud disease that there exsis, without feeling OF
painful sympathy arising in our hesrts accompanied
with the desire OF bestoung relief If We possessed
The powerl No. we cannot; the human heart goes
io tn its fellow aud extends TO him the hs nj
of sympathy IL nothing move. This may snoihe,
but il will not cure, He still feels himself an OBJ.
jeci that is lcsthedhe still feels himself ciipple,
he anguish still fingers around his rillow. Those
At all familiar win tho history OF diseases casno,
help being sifd ck with the ral.id increase ct that
pecu ,ie' ace Of diseases Arising from an impure
s,s'c Of the blood or habit Of the system. dsepses
Of the mnous tissue; also OF the osseons and CLAN
dnlar system, ,cIofola, cancerous ulcers ana obsu-
nate cutaneous eiu tons. chronic sore eyes, and
disease of the bones The chief carse OF their In
crease is owing 10 their being hereditary. running
through whole families end spreading destruc,soa
along their psth. BIT for all these ills there sI
rew medicine aawned upon the world. and in
Offering to ihe public this new preparation, which
has for its ohjeut the relief Of 4ufsrng humanity,
il becomes necessary 10 state upon that grounds !,
puis forth il merits and the reasons upon which II
founds It's superior csms the attention OF tho al
Hictsd, ,ha, all who require It's ose may tearlessy
rrrose full confidence IN its restorative siriaes
Blu, let US introduce readers more particularly
10 this new prepsra,ion, which hss already been
announced TO the public, ur9-rsls same Of SANDS
gARsAPARILLs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02

6iX ,aars have nov elausad since PEI XIX
p VFGErABIE PILLS wer. frs, Introduced
80 the public. and which is the surest ties, OF their
y;rtue ,ha, can be eyen-here are uow more oi
,hn .od ,ha, any o,ber desr,io,ioo of mill. what.
w., !, m. known w,,lJ In fact. the sale of the
y.setshle pal hss seen enormau. beyond all pre-.
,de,, the e,s, ys,r il amounted TO one hundred
,hou.ard box-s--ih. second 10 th,ee-the third 10
e--,be ,o,,,b M ,3-.,d :, IN t;ll the yenr 1871
iu,, closed during which. orders Tor the prodigious
,n.,,,v or ,yo ,o;lI;ons of hnxe. were rsceised
and d,v finished =, IN. e.,apii.hnent Thee
fact. .ns.k NOR. in their favor than volume, Of
me,, .ul,ev far ,b,usb an vnde.r,yipp medicine
NAV po..,bly be forced io,o popularity b, undne
means such az 6eii,ien. certificates and the like il
IA ,r. :, loo.s n. hold n, nublic favor a, rspdly
M il made il. for intrinsic virtue. aIon. can stand
the orderal of public opinion and jndemrn nj for any
length Of time. Hence the generality OF newly
discovered medicine. have bat an ephemefs' EMS
t-nce---their reputation eoss up Ike a rocket and
down like the slick-and hence the repn'ation and
the sale OF these pills continues to increase, fo'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02
JOHN ZrG,
GEORGE K. QUAIL,
WM. K. MITCHELL,
WM. TUMRLESON,
<,tr :. IN nrrf, x,,sfr
From The Baitimor. PatrSot.

THE AFFAIR OF The soMERS.
|, is understood that the President oil
the United States has ordered Cour,
Martial upon the case Of Commander
Mckenzie, al the request Of tho latter,
and before the report Of the Court OF In
curry is made known. 1t Is said that
Comm d re Biddle will be at the head ol
the Court, aud Richard Rush, Esq. Juig
Advocate.
The Court Martial, il is further report
ed, is t" sit in New York, aud is to be
composed Of some ten or more post Cap.
,sius.
The proceedings will necessarily be
more tedious and prollx than tn. one Just
closed, because the lawyers will be cnI.
led in, and the witnesses will be subjected
TO severe cross sxhiDlnatun.
We cannot hu, regard 1t us unfortunate,
that the proceedings Of the Court Of 10.
quifv should have been con luc;ed IN pub.
lie, rs the only effect has been via
lent and quite unnecessary discussion, oil
winch the parti' Interested have night
To complain as doing thrm injustice. A
Court of Inquiry may have Oren necessa.
nv TO develops all the facts, and furnish
the specification Tor the charges, II any
were to be made, before Court Martial ;
bu, such an inquiry being, as the New
York Commercial viii suggest, in the
nature OF gran inquest, after the man
ner al the proceeding OF grand JnIy,
should have been strictly private. F"i
as the state of the case now ~, the Court
Martial Will enter upon lis proceedings
with the min : Of The public mostly hx"d
for or agans, the officers TO b. red, end
tn. lnat weight 81 theIr decIss9n IN tn
public ju icment msy b. Us, ~ the pas
sion and txcltemem which ihe pfelmlna
ry inquiry occasiOned.
Com. Nckrnzle ~ entitled, as We think,
TO 60 before the Coa,t Martial with mis-
case unprejudiced by the cnHrse either oi
the press or the Pablic, aud has u Fight,
moreover, to expect that the dec,siui, OF
the Court will be final. Having ptrlo NJ
ed what he regarded 10 an inpr
duty, he submits himself to the Just jtdg-
ment of those who, by the laws Of his
country, have n right TO decide upon lis
acilons-- and it is the duty. as we think,
of every good citizen to abide the decIs
ION. aud to rely, With The same confidence
that Com. Mckenzie invoked IL, upon its
Hoing Justice Ia all parties.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02
A FINE OPENING!
Stock Of Goods
For Sale on Easy Terms.

THNHE subscriber desiring to change his bns'-
Il ne.s, oilers for sale his EN- TIRE STOCK
or GOODS, which consists in part OF Cloths, Cas-
.i,nerc. Cas-iaeits, Caiicoes, and all other srii-
ees usually k-oi in Country Store, Being anx-
ious TO settle up his business, he will give gteat
BARGAIN in his stock. which amounts to abont
$500 Tbs .itus,ion Of the Store is OF the
b.st in the Valley for Country Store, there being
no oihe, stasd nearer than shepherd,tcwn. that
b.irg NJ distance OF five miles. The store room
in which the rodis are. can ba had for term OF
years or should the purchaser prefer, they .an be
remuved.
TERhs viii be made easy.
Persons desiring suy father information sill
rivsse call on the subscribed at Hsrdscrsbbe.
Berkeley county. or by letter, address him at
Shepherds,own, Jefferson sonp'y, pes,sre paid.
!, w. .CHAPLiNE.
Ha, lscrshble, Va, lar. 10, 1888 ut.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02
SHERMA
WcEN LICENCES.

EARuVED IN more than 400 900 Cd ,.s To be- in.
III taihbl-; the only certain ~orm-desir"y,hg
medicine ev-ra discovered Many diseases u ia
f,om worms and sion long and in'ense suffering
and even death, wrhodi their ever being suspect.
d; grown persons very often .il cled win
them and are AdcIorrd {, var nus complaints wills
ut an, ben fl; when dose Of these Lozep-
ger- would .pr' d, cure ihem.
Or Cullen Hsnte+ lGB Sxh Av knew a child
thai cured IL frs by Theses Lozenge,. sEer
ihres years suffering. and nothing else would Civ
he east fclitfi He has used them his -, actic,
for the ias yrArs 10 several huodted ca.es, and
at"nys with success. boy on hratd % one OF
IN" ii ,vre Packets was cufcd uf hts by urly one
d." Il them.
NJ Loure ". Gross. SO Fal,hn 1t. cured hree
ot ms children oi vnrms by onr hos.
Capt Coffin, Of N,ntuckrt cured Nj. child 8
years nld hy OIL. thrre dosr.; he had been gwen
~ b, the phy.icans a. ,ncurabi.. aud Na- f,.l
wasting away. hebg al teiuced 10 y sk-l.tor.
The doctor. could tell whn. allied the th,li. and
he father in reading the symptoms ri worms.
,houshi possibly 'h,y might be the Cause OF all the
difficulty and cnnse quepil, applied tn d. Sherman
ysho gave him box If his Norm Luzenges; ate,
he h- duse The child ran 10 his father, frightened
Al tbs large qusnniy 'f worms that came from
him. lie i.no~ rs well sEd hearty as any child
4nd 20 4oub, has been saved ficm early grave
by only three doses Of these Lozenges.
Mr. ohn Il Wool, 81 Third At gave them to
his child and they brought away the worms b.
thousands
M. ]. Murphy 90 North ST., Philadelphia, va.
applied to by poor woman whose daughter,
y.srs old, had been .isk for nearly ibrss ,ssrs |,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02
THE nj A II X + rs.
OrYics er THE BALTIMORE AMERICAS.

JHhhNry ON, iofD
CArILE.-There were about 300 head of Beet
Cattle AT the scsle, tbs morning nesrlv all Of
which were sold at prices RAGING from 81 20 to
81 rer 100 lbs tho hoot, whichis equal 10
- so q Sc net.
FLOUR --S,-s Of u few hundred barrels Of How
ard street Flour, Of good standard brand', havs
been m dc from store TODAY a, ears which il now
N" curt,n, rate. The wagon rice continues at
81 G2i
Gsus Receipts of Whoa, coatinue quite lin
tied. We quote ordinary to s'nc,ly prime reds
at 65 . so ct.
CoRs.--S,le. Of white Corn to-day at 40 c's.
AMI Of .iow Al Al ca. A sale of Dat. nj 23 cts.
CLovKRsEsD Sales were made To consider
able ext,nt on Saturday at 1915 per tushe for
urine qls,l'y. We note a sale Of strictly prime
Ohio -day st 81
WBisKsv.- united sales of hhds. at 10 cts.
snd Of bits. NJ 10 cts.-.dull.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02

THE Co>DIrroN or ILLINOIS. The
Springfield correspondent oflhe s.. LOUIS
Republican, writes under date OF the 10th
Inste
"Nr. McCl.nnand, from the Committee
on Finaac~, srpnn j ibis morning BIZ
for the collection ot the revenue al 1912
in gold and silver, subject To deduction
Of one halt lrefsmouBt assessed. II ais
pr"yides that .hose parsons. who have
paid their taxss III the deprecated paper
of either Of the Banks of his State. shall
not be tntitledto any reduction from the
amount 81 pad. Tire bill was twice READ
and order. 10 b. engrossd for u third
reading. snd will IN NV opinion pass"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02
PLANK FOR SALE.
TO OLD OR NEW SUBSCRIBERS
TO GODEy'S LADY's BOOK.
epLuEpYu fsrrERl!

A NY person wishing 10 Subscribe to this rnse e.
IN ni6cent Work, shtch contains the onl, true
fashion plates-ibe beet Hezroiim, and Line En-
craving. in the connty--~ho will remit to the pub
Usher Three Dollars, viii be furnished with the
Book one yesr. and cory gratis cf GODEf'S
CELEBRATED CENTRE TABLE ORNA'
MENT. which CONTAINS thirteen splendid Me-,o'
lin, Line and Stirple Engfsvinss and Lice Pat
tern. The price OF the Centre Table Ornament
separate, IL one dnltsf.
Any old subscriber sending three dollars in ad.
VENICE will receive credit for one year. and copy
of 'Gody', Ceatre Table Ornament"
Any two subscriber.. old or new. clubbing 10.
gether and remtting Ave dollars in advance, will
receive one copy OF the bbovs mentioned OrDs'
m-nt.
II i. 10 he distinct, Understood that in all case.
ih- postage must he paid, the letters frsuked,
on oil orders Address
l.. A. Cooley,
P,bliSbe,'s Hail. l0l Chestnut ST., Phlia.
January 90, ,843.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02

RELIEF IN NrSoURr. The relief bill
which originated b the Senate has passed
The House by vote Of IA 10 Is. |, is
noe a law, aud aseff.et will be 10 sus-
pend the colIcctisn of debts for year
The House had previously passed bill
authorizing appeils from decisions Of jus
ties, without +quring afidayits from
defendants ~ which renders the operation
of the ssopIa~s complete. This IS 30
p.ltering. |, ia bid and sweeping
sroke ofrascaIay. Can private honesty
survive such rub shocks from the high
places OF the sts,e T. Louisville Jour.
nal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02
TEMPERANCE ClRCuLAR.

In accordance with instructions from the Jef1er
son County Temperance Urion, the undsrs ~ 4
Win great pleasure request the Societies in the
C,nyeptinnsl D.trirt coo posed Of the counrir. ol
sffer.on. Cs,he, F,eda,ck, Berkeley, Morgan.
H.up,nue, Louionn II riy. llatr.on Rocking
ham, Sh.nnndush. Ws,i-', Augu.p, and Pa.. ~
app.np, de-. ga,rs tos Convention b~ hid m " IN
chester on The 22ad Febrpary. 1913 said -"cie-
t,s send one driegetc t's evrrN 20 m'm1rfs
4l-n o,,p f,r fracriop Of tvo.thiids thar runher
EBch S1ciriy 81 rr.reetG.iy rfqgr,ied To- .eni \
A.is,lea reuot If lhe d,,e nf is Organization
nutber OF members anA pfo. poets.
AK. HoLiHNo. S'e'''@'''''
Hatps,s.F-riv J,p. . 80.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02

TIE Charleston Mercury wakes 10 end
rubs his EYES II begins now t. ackn " :
edge. tn, is Van Burn allies are not as
true ~ was ,ixp.efed. s. II wtl dis ,ov.
81. f The signs DO not f,il in this dty
weather. that the semi.alliance with the
Administfaiis . is all false and hollow
prrtcncr, aud lbst the Guard. in reality,
err working for NJ. TYLER aud themselres
and not Tor Mr.. Calhoun AM his friends.
Nevertheless. we are pleas to see The
Mercury, once more, fighting an IT, own
hook, and not counting The Northern de-.
mocracy, as was us wont. We hope,
moreover, th,i the Mercury, Cow, that ii
does no. scruple to expose some of the
Van Buren, arts, and to derouace them
will 90 n little further, and cut loose, en-.
trely from the whole concern.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02
N A z z = D.

Al Williamson, Md. on Wednesdav OF last
week by tho Rev c Startsmnn, Mr. JoHs Z.
BRuysf TO Miss ANS Nichols, both ofih,s coun
On Thu. day last, The o6th ul, by the Raw. Mr.
GohsIn, Mr. Lew DAulr To Miss ELizABLTH
g.. Slaughter OF Mr.. Jacob Thomas, oil of this
county.
On Sunday, 22d ultimo. by the Rev. John ".
Rigd-n. NJ. JeHs S. KEEvEs to Miss MARY ANN
SIswARr, daughter Of Mr.. Robeu Stewart. all of
this co unfv
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Groceries, Liquors, &c,

VIRGINIA I'm the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chsncery for Berkeley county; J,nu-
sty Rules, 1913.
William Kerr, phE.
against
Ella Rces and Levi fienshaw, hdm'ors. Of Mary
johnson, decd, Nancy johnson, sumhsl Lane,
ard Amy his wife, late Ann, johnson, Roheu
johnson, Abraham Johnson and John Johnson.
drs.
IN CHANCERY.
VHNHE defendants, except Ellis Rees and Levi
Il lienshaw, not having entered their appear
ance md given security, according To the act Of
assembly and the rules "f NH. court, and /, op-
nearing nv satisfactory evidence that they ou,
e tins Commonwealth it is ordered, that the
said DIFF ndsnts do enter their appearances TO this
sui, the first day 0f the next term. and answer
the bill of the plant f,-and tina, copy of this
Ter be forthwith published many newspaper with
IN ;h's county. and continued fn Two mobhs sue
cessivey, and another copy thereof posted at the
front door OF The Con,r hnuse of The taid county.
C"rv.-Teste,
JOHN SrROrHER, C.
January 26, 1843.-2m.
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TEMPERANCE.

4 meeting ol the Washington Iotsl Abstinence
Soeiely Of R'rkelry C,onty. will he held in 'he
Meth"diE Episcopal Church. On Fr,da, rvening
neSt, (3i in-raid) a. 6 p'clock punrui4l att. n
dnrcs of M r,'r-rs s tq'e,'ed az on eIr ton for
ufIieers will take !uce faI ,io ensuing year.
JOHN \ BOYER.
februsry2. Sse'rT.