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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
To all ,ohou It mav concern.


Know ye, thar we, the undersigned, citizens OF
Coumb,ana county, State of Ohio, have bought Of
and had in use Robert Martins Patent Bee Pal
aces, and can certify from past experience, that il
has fully satisfied our most sangune expectations,
and effectually preserved our bees from worms;
and that we believe it to be the best patent Bee
Palace we have seen in use, and also believe that
shere can be "a much honey taken out Of one Of
his Palaces without breaking the comb or killing
the bees there can be in the old way BY killing
the bees. Given under our hands this 22d day OF
April. 1912. fe8 aAf
Hiram Bell, Samuel BOYLE,
Henry Walter, Vim. d. Chamberlain,
George Walter, Amos Dillon, ~
Isaac Chamberlain, VIM. Hawkins. sf
| have had one of the above described Palaces
two seasons, and from the best Of my experience,
believe the above TO be correct. i as
JOSEPH JAMES.
In addition to the above, would add. that from
wbsIe experience had, would ask nothing better.
| believe it to be brought TO perfection,
have had one of the above described palaces
two seasons, and il has answered my expectations;
and believe the above to be correct.
NATHAN COPE.
hereby certify that the above is true and COR
rect copy Of the original. 7. p. ROPES.
June 0, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
Coal ? CONEs

1 HAVE on hari md will constantly keep a
Il largo supply OF CUMBERLAND COAL, Of
The best quality, and al the lowest market prices.
| have u,udc arrangements with MIR. Beniamin
Blue who has strong team, and will haul at least
sixty bushels Of Slnnr Coal from here to Martins
burg or its vicinity for five dollars and in proper
tionto o,her parts of the county The team can be
had at any time by giving one days notice to the
subscriber.
P. BROIDRICK
Hrueywnod Mills, July 81 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

OrrIcrAL WrT. Gov. Morton (ol
Mass. ] is tall, spare man, and Lleuten-
ant Governor Childs is below the ordina.
ry stature. On the Gay Of their inaugu-
ration the ex-Secretary Bieelow remark
ed that in his opinion the Commonwealth
had now got "the long and short of the
Democracy of Massachusetts" This
sally caused roars of laughter, amid
which the Secretary gracefully retired.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

ILLINoIs.-At the last dates from
Springfield, bill was pending in the lll-
nuis House of Representatives for putting
he Shawneetown Bank into liquidation
By compulsory process.
A bill to divide the State into Congress
sional districts, had been ordered to a
third reading in the House. Its enemies,
however, were determined to rally against
#. and its fate was doubtful.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
IN o. srR a5a

FTyHE undersigned, Administrators OF John K.
a. Wilson. decd, request all persons having
claims ganst the Estate, To exhibit thsm-and ell
indebted to the decreased, or TO the firms OF VIII
son & Anderson and John n. Riddle s. CO., to pay
the amounts respectively owing.
The character and magnitude Of the estate will
make it properfor the undersigned TO wind their
administration with as iitll,, delay possible.
JOHN STR0THER,
GEORGE DOLL Jr.,
Janaary 6, l842--tf ADMINISTRATORS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
DIR. MOPFATs LIFE MEDICINES.

YENHE proprietor of these matches specifics,
IA while he has cause TO feel the most unquai
fed satisfaction in relation the unparalleled pop
clarity and generaluse they have obtained feels con-
strained by considerations as dsinterested as they
are sincere 10 continue TO press them on the con-
sderaion and trial Of the public, nil noinvaIid, and
no family in the whole compass Of the Unnn' shall
be without knowledge OF them and their inesti-
mable virtues. The certificates which he has here
tofore published 10 almost countless numbers, and
in reference to every possible variety OF disea'e
fully establish his medicines, beyond even the pos
sibty Of doubt. as the most generally useful, and
the most unfaingly efficient. Of all the medicines
Of whatever descriptions, ever yet presented TO the
world and he feels that he is but doing his duty to
his felow-citizens in urging them to test tor them
selves the benefits to be derived from his LII h
PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS His office is
at No. 375 Broadway, New York. For Sale by
WIN. DORSEY, Ageot.
Martinsburg, Jan. Goth, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
TO TINE WORLD.

NAN we for a moment look upon our wide spread
land, and behold the fearful amount Of suffering
and disease that there exists, without feeling OF
painful sympathy arising in our hearts accompanied
with the desire OF bestowing relief If we possessed
the powerl No, we cannot; the human heart goes
forth to meet its fellow and extends 10 him the hand
of sympathy, il nothing more. This may soothe,
but it will not cure. He still feels himself an OBJ
ect that is loathed-he still feels himself cripple;
the anguish still fingers around his pillow. Those
at all familiar with the history Of diseases cannot
help being struck with the RAPID Increase of that
pecu iiat race of diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood, habit of the system, diseases
of the mucus tissue also of the osseous and CLAN
dular system, scroiula cancerous ulcers and obsti
nate cutaneous eruptions chronic sore eyes. and
disease of the bones. The chief cause Of their in
crease is owing to their being hereditary running
through whole families and spreading destruction
along their path. But for all these is there has
a new medicine dawned upon the world, and in
offering to the public this new preparation, which
has for its objeut the relief Of suffering humanity
It becomes necessary state upon what grounds II
puts forth IL merits and the reasons upon which Il
POUNDS it's superior claims the attention OF the at
1icted, that all who require its use may iearlessly
repose full confidence in its restorative virtues -
But let US introduce our readers more particularly
TO this new preparation, which has already been
anneuncedto thepublic, under tile name Of SANDS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

A Paris paper, among other Munchau-
sen stories of the 4rumphs of Fanny
Ellsler in this country, says that Mr
Van Buren, "Popped the question" to her,
but she would not consent to share the
Republican throne
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

A Ii person indebted 10 the late firm OF Wilson
Ia & Doll, either by bond, mute open account,
are requested 10 come inward and settle the same
Immediately, the subscriber required to settle
up The business OF the concern with the least pos
sibie delay.
GEORGE DOLL. Jr.
November 8 1912. Su1Uiging Partner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
HATS, CAPS, SHOES
and Roots.

EN1E have Just finished opening The largest
Wv aud best assortment -
Sup. Black Beaver and Russia Hats,
Seal Skin and Cloth Caps, Wool Hats,
Genilemens' Fine and Cnarse Roots,
Boys Boots and Booters, Mems Fine Shoes,
Bootees and Brogans, Boys strong and Fine
Shoes Ladies' Monroe and Kid Shoes,
Ellssler Booiees, Leather aud Buckskin
Walking Shoes. Gum Over Shoes,
Misses and Childrens' Shoes end Bootees, &c.
that we have offered TO our customers, and invite
all persons wanting TO call aud examne them.
J. w. & B. Il. BOYD.
Oct. 90, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

In Virginia no man can vote unless he
is free holder or housekeeper, and in
South Carolina, Representative to the
General Court must own a freehold OF
five hundred acres and ten negroes.--
Patent democracy bears sawy IN both
States.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
NOTICE.
To all arisoHs IL may Concern.

EDYa Deed of Trust. executed BY Joseph Burns
Id TO the undersigned, trustee. bearing date the
26sh day Of April. 1912. and duly recorded in the
County Court Of Berkeley,
ALL THE BONDS, Ellis, rsoEE5,
Book Accounts, and Debts,
outstanding and due to the late firm Of " Burns s.
Seibert," the late firm Of Burns, Likens Il Co., !"
and TO g Joseph Burns,n and also oil arrears and
dues of every description due and nneaid ou the
Books Of the said Joseph Burma, as late Deputy
Sheriff of Berkeley County, have been assigned and
transferred for the purposes forth in said trust
This notice is therefore given all persons in any
wise indebted, 10 come forward and make payment
to the undersigned. Those who are indebted By
areo'fst, and no; prepared 10 make payment imme-
dtately, are notified that then accounts must be
closed by note, as soon as can he-otherwise, they
will be put in suit. The Books are kept at the
Store House Of MIR. Burns, who will attend to clos
ing all open accounts, by taking notes. Persons
prepared To make payment, can fad the undersign-
ed at his Office in Marfinsburg.
HARRISON WAITE,
May 5, ls42 --tf Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
a.. A
no MARINERS,
IND OTHERS.

II HAVE taken the Warehouse Of Mr.. Jacob
n Swartz. AT the Rail Road. and have connected
the FORWA RDlNG AND COMMISSION with
The GROCERY BUSINESS. Flour and otherar-
tces of Produce entrusted my care, will be for
Wsrded Immediately with moderate charge,
JOHN JAMESON
September l. 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
George N0enh0s

XMAS just received a fresh supply of Teas and
Mn Groceries which will be sold cheap for cash.
To wit: Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson,
and Black TEAS. Loaf, Lump and Brown SU-
CARS. New Orleans and Sugar.house MOLAS-
SEES, Coffee and Chocolate.
A fresh supply Of Liquors, such as Madeira
Wine, Cherry Bounce, French Brandy, Holland
Gin, Port Wine, Old Rye Whiskey, Muscat Wine
and Gray's Pale Ale, for sale by
GEO. RAENHAL.
October 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
Attention! Apiarians.
MARTINS IMPROVED
. E N Q H O U $ Mo

YgSHlS valuable improvement Ia the culture
Il Bees has been introduced into Leudorn,
Fairfax, Spoitsyvania, Caroline Clarke. Jefferson,
Morgsn, Berkeley and Fredtrick, Ms well as many
other counties in the Stare Of Virginia, and is
questionaby decidedly superior any other Bee
House In use. II ia constructed preyeut
the depreda,ions Of the worm etisciually, every
part Of the house being worm proof; il prevents
the trouble and loss incident hivng and affords
every facility Tor taking the honey without destroy
ing tue Bees. The house may be constructed with
any number Of apartments from three 10 sixty, but
fifteen is convenient amy other number
House or individual rights can be had Of agsH
Mr.. Levy, Morgan. M
Mr. Stackheuse, Winchester,
MI Danner, Mddetown, frederick Co.
Dr.. Kline, Front Royal.
Mr.. Latham, Upperville.
Mr. Fouche, Leesburg. 81 ats.
Mr.. Van Ness, Dumfries, Prince William, Va.
Peake 6 Maddos, Predericksb.rg.
Greiief s. Peake Richmond
and County Rights in the State Of Virginia. of
g. +. ROBERTS.
Berkeley Springs. Morgan Co., Va.
TIE following are selected from number Of
other certificates, to show the succcss which has
attended ii wherever introduced ,t
Know oil men by these presents that we, the
undersigned, cltiZens OF East fairheld, state
of ohio] do hereby certify that we have and
examined Robert Martins Bee Palace, which has
been in use three seasons, and do certify that 1t
free from webs, and that it does pass of the
and answer that purpose beyond our most sanguine
expectations; and also, that il is the most
nient for taking honey and preserving the Bees of
any plan Of which have any knowledge; and
feel ourselves Justified in recommending an enter
prisiug pubc to Try il for themselves.
William EcoH, Israel Thompson
Jacob Walker, II. Wharton fsti
VIM. Nghtwine, John w Neigh,
VIM. Z. Williamson, Jos. Patton,
Milton Grey Robert w. jackson,
Gro. Hoffman, q. H Brown, ena
Benjamin Markley. Jacob Anderson, nj I'D
Lambt Williamson Vim. r. Martzell, sf
Jesse Williams, VIM. Hall,
Jos. S. Taylor, Charles Kay,
Benz. Ferral Jacob Richards.
April 81, 1912. W
certify the above to be a true copy of the ORR
ginal. 7. 7. ROPES.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
Imperial Cosmetic lotion.

TENNIS LOTION is recommended with conf
Il dence in lts yaue for the cure of Rhewma-
tisn SprGins, Bruises, and Sore Throat. Also,
tot the removal of Freckles, Eruptions Of the skim
Chaps Of the Face and Hands, Rouehness of the
Complexion, from exposure to either bent cold
and IS genera beAmiher OF the skin, rendering 1t
fair, smooth mud soft.
Around each bottle will be found oil suitable d.
reciions for it, use,
Prepared and sold only by
WIN. DORSEY,
Martinsburg, July 81 1912. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
School, .Famcp anu other
hooks, &C.


GMlTH'S Geography, Comey's Spelling Book,
- United States Reader No. |, 2 and 3, Pixies
Arithmetic, Webser's Spelling Book.
FANCY. Friendships Offering, The Gem, La
dy's Book, Flora's Lexicon, The Violet, Albums.
RELIGIOUS. Bibles, superior binding, com
mon Prayer Books. Hymn Books, SC
OTHER BOOKS. Pnrley's Books, Science o.
Com. Things, Moore's Melodies, Miss Landon's
Poems, Amanacs.
VARIETY GOODS, &C. Silver Spectaces,
common ditto, Silver Pencil Cases, Silver solid
Thimbles, silver Shields, Bends, small and large,
Penknives of the best kind, Rogers and card Scis-
sors, Snuff Boxes, Hair brushes, Cologne Water,
various kinds of Watch Guards Water colored
Paints, Silk Purses, Toys for children, Flutes, Sc.
&c, with great variety Of other articles, which
will be sold on pleasing terms by
VIM. DORSEY,
October 90 Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

GEORGE DOLL. Jr., tenders his thanks To the
customers of the late firm ~ Wilson a. Dull, and
respectfully soliclis acontuunnoe Of their favors
the new concern of q. Il T.. w. Doll
Octoher G. 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
COMPREHENSIVE.

FH7HE undersigned have this day associated
Il themselves as partners in the MERCANTILE
BUSH ESS, and will trade under the name and
firm OF 6 & c. ". Doll.
GEO. D0LL.Ir.
CHRISTIAN W. DOLL.
October 6, 1912. Oct /, 1912
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
THE YARD CONTAINS
CD kGu-0lcOn Vets.

WITH TIL RE LARGE LETCHES,
And room for two hundred more, forty of which
can be sank under the Dry house. There is good
Spting water running constantly in the Yard. Tue
Improvements are all 10 good order. and to any one
wishing to engage in the business, il is certainly
the best properly now in market IN the Valley.
There is but one other Yard in the place, which is
unsble to supply the demand. The Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad passes within 900 yards Of the 1oor
thereby bringing il within hours travel of 3altl-
more Chesnut Oak Bark is vety abundant, and
can be had at FIVE dollars cord.
1t is deemed unnecessary TO give more particu-
lar description Of the property any one wishing
to purchase, will view il. We have about 60 co,d
Of Bark on hand, which the purchaser can have.
The terms will be made very easy, and possess
sion given immediately
JAMES BROWN,
JAS. s. BROWN.
If the above property be not sold by the 10Th Of
March next, it will be for rent.
Marinsaurg, Va. Nov. TO- 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23
AyNBT%-
,GS ~ -,a.~. 1is

November 25, ls4i.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-23

Difficulty qf Breathing, several months
have been tormenled with disease, which tried
every means 10 cure. But DR.. Tayior's Balsom e.
nally cured me. For shoitness OF breath Il acts
like magic, and will be found very benefieial.
ISAAC BURNS, 40 Cherry st. n. Y,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26
LtaVs VAIN reEIet5 TOT eTIolN past,
Nor cast the ship away.
But nail their colcrs TO the mast.
And strike FOX HENRY CLAY"

Mr.. Coles PlINTIyGs-Ne have before no.
ticed that Mr. Cole had collection of Paintings
In the National Academy OF Design but we
wish to call public attention more particularly TO
them, as SO many good ones are seldom found to-
gether this side of the Atlantic. The four ale
gorical pieces representing the voyage Of life rank
among the first class OF Paintings. OF these the
second is by far the best IN the collection, for the
simple reason that it has more natural scenery in
it-Landscape Painting beng Mr.. Coles peculiar
department. The seli-contident, ardent youth
steering his own rapidly moving bark, and
stretching forward toward the airy castle that
gltlers IN the clouds above HIM is finely exc
cuted; and his guardian genius standing mourn
fully on the bank is abou, rs spiritual being as
can well be painted The great moral effect
sought by the artist is also we'll secured
Dreamy, aspiring youth pursuing vision it shall
never grasp is here most beautifully symbozed
But the trees that hang their wealth of foliage
along that CLASSY stream-especially the clump
that stands on the point where it bends abruptly
away-are wrought with naturalness that al
most cheats the senses. We never remember to
have seen tree more perfectly painted than the
magnificent elm standing on the left That Mr..
Cole should paint tree well is not SO strange
when we know that he has sometimes travelled
sixty miles foot to find the precise kind OF one
he wished TO place on his canvass.
The stream, if it has any fault, is too CLASSY.
Water SO pure and transparent is seldom SEEN
In the deep hush OF summer noon, when even
the leaves Of the maple are still, and the thistle
down will not float, and the trout lie like lonp
black dashes OF a brush on the pebbly bottom, we
have seen some shady pool fling back the banks
and trees like this stream, but at no other time.
In the first piece also, in which an infant,
placed in boat made OF the Hours, is seen to
issue from dark cavern, and burst awav into
sunlight, and along banks carpeted with flowers.
the flowers are the most natural things. We
would except, perhaps, the little, rerp little
island nesting close to the bank, which is nature
itself
We shall speak Of these paintings again. In
the mean time, we cannot help expressing the
wish that Mr.. Cole had let some one else paint
his faces As our sculptor never attempt tc
make the hair on the head of their statues, but
leave II to whose peculiar business it is. so
Mr. Cole should have allowed some excellent
portrait painter TO have, at least, finished his
portraits.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26
Gem. Cass In Ohio.

We have from correspondent full accoun
of general meeting of the Loco Focos OF Mus
kingum Co. Ohio, held at GAINESVILLE on the Goth
to elect Delegates to the Sth OF January State
Convention Gen. Cass was resident of thai
County for some time before and during the Las
War, and has warm personal friends there, who
exerted themselves to the utiaost to procure a
Delegation friendly to his elevation to the Presi-
dency. OF course, the changes were rung on his
War services, his Oregon chivalry, and his vindi-
cation of the Freedom of the Seas in prevent
ing the assent of France to the Quintupe T'rea-
ty.-But all in vain. The Van Burenites rode
over them Eough-shod, electing their own men fof
every thing, allowing all the citizens OF the Coun-
ty who chose TO attend the State Convention, but
instructing them to support Van Buren-This
winds up Gen. Cass for the coming contest.
~ We are indebted to Capt FIrcA OF the steamboat
Eureka for ths ecep, oil Albany paper last syeing
yaaes of rns mail.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26
~ List OF Members Of the Democratic
c-hie General Committee Of the City of New

~ h1ss UeucEsii VI ~ ~! - -
fork. tor 1871.
FIRST Ward.
CALvIS BALLS, J. CLITz MORRISON
i,'rgger RefyE. Henry SUYDAM, JR,
CnAs RlDAEoCK.
Second Ward
90 G H.1cr. Ed T. BAcKHousE,
.-,,ee :. WooDHuLL, GEO, A. HuDD,
HEMAN w. CHlLDs.
Thud Ward.
S,,-y nryy1.c. DAVID GRAHAM,
Ic,,, l3rsT1y. NJ A HorrocK,
ELLIS Potter.
Fourth Ward
,o,r. n pai1yg. Tbs NJ. ADRIANcE,
Nv u,1L. J1REu Bull,
THos. MEANEs.
Fifth Ward.
po,-or Ioxrs. ADoN1RAM CHANDLER,
lesFgKsey BERR1ES, SYLvANUs 5. WARD,
ALExvHDER z. FONDA
Sirth Ward
,oeepuP P,sssoy. HENRY w. MERRITT,
O.mEl. a. WEBSTER, MATTHEW REED,
Thomas J. DOYLE.
.Sereata Ward.
IosEPH Hox1E, j. K Jerry,
Z RING. MORRIS FRANKLIN,
WILLIAM II. REDELL.
Eighth Ward.
:. GgpNEY, EZRA Smith,
Y. 3. BLEST, JOHN DOUGLAS,
j. w. BLAUvgLT.
Ninth Ward.
S,yrEL Faosr, CHARLES OAKLEY,
BENJAMIN LopEn, WILLIAM WELLS,
w. r. BEEBE.
Tenth Ward.
John CARR, JOSEPH WEED,
!. H. II. HAws, Thomas HYATT,
GEORGE G. TAYLOR.
Elerenth Ward.
JOIN McGowAN, JOHN PloKFoRp.
HEWLETT SMITH, H. g. BOLSTER,
]. A. DEvEAu.
Tpcltth Ward.
Gus. NJ. GRAHAM, Jr. JOHN A. S1DELL,
C1aE. S. MILLER, ISAAC ADRlANCE,
MARcELLUs EELLs.
Thirteenth Ward.
SAM. ATKINSON, ID. TAPPEN,
]. MAcKEREL, EDWARD FALcoNER,
J. l.. SHARP.
Fourteenth Ward.
JAMES VAN NoRDEN, EDWARD MINTURN,
A. c. BURR, JOHN CoLv1N,
ISAAC FRYER.
Fifteenth Ward.
]. PREseoTr HALL, HENRY E. DAVIES,
NOAH Cook, A. c. kINasLAND,
JAMES THAYER.
Sixteenth Ward
JAMES NICoL, r. II. HAYDocE,
BENJAMIN HARKER, Fl. T. JoLLIE,
J. B. Coop.
lSerentaenth Ward
JESSE H. PATTERSON, EDWARD DAYTON,
JNCoB NJ. PATTEKToN, JAcos AoEER
Il. G. CHURCHILL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26
MARTIN z. THOMPSON,1
le;on.d, I. B. STILLMAN, Commit
N"'o"eN' JAMES HAMILTON,
ISAAC FRYER
Memorandum of agreement between Messrs. D'yy

Memorandum of agreement between Alessrs. Day
& Newell and others as 10 the terms upon WHICH
one of Dav & Newell's best Patent Manifold Per
mutation Locks is TO be tested as 10 It's security:
First IL is understood and aGerd that tie lock. placed nfn
an IRON chest AID Mes Benedict Hammond; IS
be taken IF, and iiessrs Pette Dunnsm shal he so.eu
hours SAID lock privately No. ~ '
chants Exchange.
Second Ife lock bsng cxauned ard returned Mesi'
Benedict Hammond, shall 5e placed upon the chest IL @
OF those Sent -en ond locked and locked p
th- chest, beng eles, shall b delivered 70 essfs ~
unhim, 70 be operated upon IT theg shall dctefminf or @
ne er1niaati0n Of the lock privately, they viii "oS i
the same
lad The chcs, shall not be removed from the room ,y .s
cu2te by Se~srs. Petes Dunbam during the nue. IN IN
% L"rlge WORKING days o ten hours each, iI0m o"
Zth Of November 1913. ut,vs ae
Fourth 1t also understood that sn, sr,es
cess the room whsre the che,t deposited bot n iohn
~ Nc Laughn. who may have access III c9Gnp,ond: and
th-r MeSsrs. PettIs Durham, Benedict or ock with
Mes55 Day New, aud Mel auzhtln MAJ w ing @ made
the key with which II was locked no caas Rsnsdic and
the key OF th- room, u De- leit with AieS'i''
Hammond after working hours .n or table, 50 So
Filth The chest shall be sealed 20 ptitlo N rh- demon.
TO be turned over, and no violence Is 20 operating
strarlen, and any damage the ork the creed Ia cler
guarantee to make good IN case they 90 h''
lag the lock ~; o.niag or pek-
s1sh the parties qgeE,5as tsefls = samoad =" shall pay
W,sns Ptlis s Durham the certified ceckior sav 70.
~ ,,i rom h. Wes,rs Day Newell as the
the de mons ration aud gave 'uSi c.i.S az. unsuc
hall be approved By them; and "a case .hs Day
cessful similar certificate shall De s.dh'eu "
< Nswr SsSri York. Nov. 2nh, 1885, po,rpT NEWELL.
(Signet) TW MI AGGHLfN,
WILLIAM MD DAY
vv;tous-Wm s. Dayi,on Hsary Palmer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26

A MAMMOTH MAN.-lt is stated that a farmer
lately died at Moorsled, Belgium, of enormous d.
mensions. He was seven feet in circumference,
and the calves of bis legs were as large as the
body of an ordinary man. His coffin was three
feet wide and three feet deep, yet he completely
filled it.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-26
FOURTH DISTRICT.

= The brig New England, Granger, from Pro-
vidence with cargo of onions and potatoes was
driven on the rocks at the entrance Of the Port of
Havana during heavy gale on the l4th inst. Car
60 saved and it is said the brig will be got of with
nnt much damage.