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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
I'm CHANCEkY.--B Before the Vice han
Z cellor-The Bank for Sayngsps. William B. Lawrence


Ct taL-lSt suit.
In pursuance OF decreal order Of this Court made in
the above entitled cause will he sold at public auction, un.
the direction OF the subscriber ofe Masters there
Of by Halliday Jenkins Auctionesrs al the Merchants
Exchange, in The City Of NewYork on the lllh day OF
February next, at l2 O'clock, noon, of that day,
All that certain dwelling house and lot piece or parcel OF
ground situate lying and being in the Fifteenth Ward OF
tue City OF NewYork bounded and containing follows
that is say: Beginning al the centre ol party wall,
Standing partly on the lot Of ground hereby Intended 10 be
seven feet and half inches norheaserly from the
formed by the intersection Of the SIDE
Of Thirteenth street with the north westerly side OF Uni
versity place lae Wooster and running thence west
ery through the Of said party wall and also along
other ground OF the said " aiinn Lawrence, one hun
forty feet three inches other ground the said
William B. Lawrence, running thence noheasterly along
the twenty-five feet nine and quarter inches TO
ground late belonging to the estate OF Henry Spring
Ter, thence easery along the hundred and FIVE
ec eight inches, Uniyerstypace, thence south weser
y along the twenty-five feet ten and halt inches TO
the place OF beginning -New.York January 20, lsiS
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery.
GEO. II STRONG, Solicitor. i2O 2tawtFIl
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asA LAND WANTED.-The sylyanf

.4s. Association Of the City of NewYork are des ~
~iihin one hundred miles OF New.Yotk City, IN tbe @
OF Pennsylvania, New.Jersey or NewYors. Ihs "
Land must be well supplied with wood apd Nalel ~ ~
adapted 10 grazing, grain growing, and gardening q
poses Uncnltvated iands with snail cpltivasd. ss,
adjoining, would be preferred. Owners OF ards , VIZ.
give Clear tlile are requested 10 prepare tue -
Ill relation 10 such lands, with the most fayoispsr
and address their letters (post pa d 10 WI, a
President OF The Sylyana Association, Is PnesL
The attention OF land-holderS respsc cluily soe'
early as possible.
Editors OF Country Newspapers are requested TO ssT1
notice this advertisement sast ~.
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LyIRE! FIRE!! fIRE!M-A1asssss :

1 I'LL hkt ,.cssS
son Of the year, and at TIL, more espeeiaay,
cidenM by re Of frequent occnrresesl mss,,syr VI
would call the attention oflhe public ACC ps,R ~
x,ay to tie celebrated Fire Ointment Of E =. s
aud speedy cure for Burns from whatever eaH,s ssss
their worsi stage. He would also state has y
cases, If Immediately applied, i. viii preyess I'd
the other unpleasant const 9usnces whieh - -
Il is also an naibe remedy for - % sf
In order 10 make il aa ioducemerr, and 80
ae ri.Soxt Il he has is put sp in pots az q Ss
tull directions for use. RESSENS 20 f5rseSrjt
fS1ms as 20 AUG W a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
IN CHANCERY,-Before the Vice.

TN CHANCERY.-Before the Vice
Il Chancellor-willam H. Leggelt Benjamin McVickar
a-n pursuance OF decreal order OF this court made
in above entitled cause, will be sold at public auction
under the direction of the subscriber of the Masters
thereof, by j. NJ. Miller Co.. Auctioneers, the Mer.
chants Exchanged The city NewYsrk, the lib day
Of March next, Il O'Clock, noon thatday-A ta. Ger.
tain of land, situated lying and being horrsana
county OF WeslceSer, and State of Ne-Vork, bounded
and described follows Beginning al point on Wgwam
otherwise called Bungay Creek, and running
IS degrees so minutes east IS cnn 40 Inks thence north
80 degrees west S5 links thence north degrees west chain
AZ links thence Inrh 80 degrees east chain IS links thence
north 80 degrees so minutes east chains SO links, thence
north chains 81 Inks thence north degr west chair
81 links, thence north degrees west chains II links,
thence north 10 degrees chain Al links thence north
9egrees west Chains Al links thence norIl II degrees
so minutes chains lS links, thence north degrees
west chain, 10 Inks tkeace north degrees east chain.
81 links, thence south 98 degrees . chains AZ Inks
thence north degrees 80 minutes Ia chains 20 links
thence south On degrees - chains 81 links
thcnce south /! degrees west 81 chains IS south
% degrees so minutes east chains q links thence south IS
drer. chains 5 cks, thence south degrees west
chain 60 links, thence south A degrees west chain 60
links, hence south IS degrees chain, lheace south
10 degrees chains Al inks thence south 5S degrees
west chain % links, the&ce south chain 43 links thence
south 81 degrees chains &c links place OF be-
gHnng. WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL
X E. MOUNT, Jr Solicitor. Master in Chancery
New-York, January q, IS43 j28 lawtds
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
TT AIR COLORING.
G.--Jacob Maby

uAIR COLORING.-Jacob Maby
would inform bis old customer, aad all those who
wish 10 have beautiful head Of hair that be manufactures
and has for sale at 2 Broome and Doye St near Chat
ham square bis celebrated Essence OF Tyre which having
lately improved, he guarantees viii be efeetua in peru,a.
nsnty cosorng red or gray hair to beautiful brown
black ST ln,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

celtor-In pursuance OF decretal order OF tbs CosL
VIII be sold al public auction uneer the direction n ne SUD
scrber one OF the Masters thereof by James beecker
Sons auctioneers The Merchants Exchange IN nt ciy
of on the I'd day Of March nexi, at l. 0ciscK'
noon, Of that day: .;,,
An those certain ten LOTS pieces parcels OF land STU
ate yIng and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the Cry OF
Ne-Yofk the souhery side OF street 10 6e iaid out
called Twenty Seventh street, together with the land 'front.'
ing the said lots 10 OF The said street, ana "heh
said lots are known and distinguished upon map OF tne
estate Of Thomas B. Clarke filed in the office ot the Kegs
Ter in and the City and County Ct oy
the numbers JOS hundred and eight (O9 three nun
dr,c and nlue SlO three hundred and en Sl three hun
dred and eleven V5 three hundred and eve S3 three
hundred and thirteen, tS4) three hundred and fourteen
S5 three hundred and fifteen, Sl6 three hundred and s1
teen 5l7 three hundred aad seventeen which SAID pren
ses are embraced in the following boundaries TO wit Be
ginning at point The centre Of
three hundred feet westerly from the West line OF Ninth
avenue; hesce westerly along the centre OF
Twenty ySevenlhsreet two hundred and fifty feet thence
on line at right angles TO Tweny.Seventh street TO the
centre Of the block between Twenty and Iweny'
Sixth Streets thence eastery aong line through The CEN
tre OF said block hundred and fifty ftet thence nort
ery to the place Of beginning February 7t
1915 WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery.
J. r LIyINcsToN Jr Solicitor f3 2tawtds
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

.HssSc &C. &c THE subscriber ccntnaes 10 q
ey, sums large or small, persons resld.g ,ssf
OF ireland, In The same manner as le and hs ~ ~
have done for the last thirty years aia mofei aS'
part of England or Scotland. ..rssst
Money RENTED by letter lpost paid to ihe ssns@ ~
personally deposited with hiI with the pase ssct
or persons in Ireland, England or Scoiiane, pD,a,s
transmitted and paid accordingly. and receipt
feet gwen or forwarded To the sender. "a c-tss.
lis lr,s GEORGE MCBRIDE. JI s1D
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
Country Seat for Sale. 4.
- THE SUBSCRIBER offers fofsaa
ogmi@ his Residence AT Hoosck Fails, Rensefa oS''

~, N. Y ,.Isa
fhe dwelling House is of BRICK two stories m
eet, with wings 80 by a ieet-tbe Whole eifsdsG NJ
shed, and .upped with every possible conyealsnIl@ @
Yards and Walks are neay tagged With bnck sse s
and the grounds around the house, embracing b
shade trees and ornamental SLruhs-togel her WIN
dred young fruit trees, consisting OF choice
pies, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, aprcoe
The dwelling is situated en- gentle ennescs ~ D
mantle yalay OF the Hoosck. Any quantity OF t,r
proved land, from 10 l4o acres, will be sold wiz
mises. The above property is situated in r;sn
cultivated Agricultural region, y miles iron IIo
from Bennington, OF tie road leading IRON LenaaS y
atoga and is a NOS, desirable location Df genu''
taste and leisure. tygst.f.
Terms reasonable, and payments TO suit the 81
For further information INQUIRE of james 5. Tasye'~
Ne~-York City, or on the premises, of IN, pp Rlp
HoosIcK FALLS jan Is ls43 lI1 4sy~~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
M ORISON'S Hygeian Medici

TIA ORISON'S Hygeian Medicines
way, New-York, is making an improper use Of Messr>
Morrison Co.'s appointment for the sale of their Medi
cines. This is therefore, inform The public that hir.
Sananos is authorized to sell MORlSON'S PILLS
in NewYork, AID that Messs Morrisens' only Agents in
EewTork are Messrs FIRTH l. HALL Of No. Frank.
lin square, whom alone the Medicines had gen
uine. (Signed) MORRISON Il CO.
Dated British College OF Health, New Road, 4Grdcn
June 10th. 1872. iySu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
>R sHERMAN'ss N'ssLOZENGEs-57

,ons .oId last year-ihc greatest eviceace ihai can
- ~4.rad of their great popularity and usefulness
AZ eanard Ro-e.s aged SO, sos Tenths'reet was sup
,ssd to he at the point DEATH from Old age ara oa
cough His phSscian advised him 70 Iy SHERMAN Soas
Lozsnees He did 80 and they cuieu n'ii. .. .,x,5
of yerv bad cough by ShermaRs LoLsness; 70 @ au "'
Mr. RAIDER the famous cigar dealer. 40 Chaihansuee.
The Catholic Orphan Asylom, IN hieven ; -,es, hon
used Sherman.s Lozt nges FOR the last year Win s'
Capt Chadwick of The ship weilina ton says sne, I H.
Io1snees are great thpgs-the Camphor Lozcasss n
ouly sure remedy for sea-sickness headache ana
lion, ever known. ,,,,,, =. ,yo-,,s
Mr John Keers Ia5 l2th-sreet. cured his cna oi "
Nv only one dose OF ST mans Worm LozenSes- Nsay
every physician OF celebrity i'll this city recommends
mans Worm Lezengesn their practice, as they Sso
mars Poor Mans Plaster, which costs only Ia GEMS
is certain cure for pain weakness OF the siae nsds
back or any part OF the body Aiso rheumatism iuuioaso
and piles Be sure you get The genuine -,
BE.ur1yul TEETH ASD SWEET BREATA-ine "Ioie
world cannot produce better preparation LOT cleaning @
,eetb keeping them from aching and decay haraenos e
guus and sweecnng the breath, than Sherulans orrs
Tooth Paste The onlT perfect and delicious
offered to the public. 1t used and recommended py be
s families in America, and has recently been introduced
into The families CT several of the nobility in England ana
france Dr. Castle, 2g7 Broadway, one OF our dentists Ut
Eiiin, the ocu list; the Hon. g. 8. Beardsiey Genera
Winchester OF The New Wor AVID nearly every
and dent in this city, and recommends SheraR VI
r Tooth Paste the best of all preparations lot me teeth
DR. SHEEMASs Warehouse is at lce Nassau-sueeL ,c-
Aoents-IU rs and 459 Broadwayi 1873 boweiyi ~
Hud.on-street II East Broadway; So Hianl.susel ~
Asior House; $50 Fulton-stree Brookyn ,
Boston S,anwix Hall, Albany; y Westminster su ee.,
Proyiden-e Ledger Buildings. Philadelphia Al LWeou
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
Esss AELIzABETH-PoRT A
AND

oth COMPANY
~ Snrter drTnsg ger,rn..-.Fars l2S Cs,.s,
The steamboats, wATGR-WITCH ard CfNDERpfy j,
ply daily from Eii1ake;-Pert 10 New-YoSk toueh;ra
New. ghton and Port-Rehmond, each ip as SoloS
on and after the nth day OF October, 49,
Leave Eli1nbesh-Port,. Leave N. York, pier 1.sp
Ai7S and 10 O'Clock, A. At 81 and lCs A. M a. ~,
Az Il, and Sfo'clock. P. M A;it and 4sesecE. PMa
Oa Ss16ay,
Leave Elixabeth-Port at o'clock A. M. and atSPn
Leave Nsw.York at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. AID At 4. r %
NJ B-PaSsengers for Wes,held scotch Plains P;slns,.
Bound. Brock, SomeIville, Eas,on Scbooieys Mon,.
by The Elira5eth-town and Sonersilie Railroad Car @
leave New.York in the 81 O'clock beat the morpn. ~
in tie II and O'Clock boats ia the afternoon. s4a
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boa, will leaye Sorp,.
In stages or Easton and Schooeys Mountau Or ss
rival OF the cars al SOmerville. IL
The Horse Car will leave the front OF the Union t,,,
quarter CT hour previous the departure each boa.
All baggage a; the risk OF its owner. ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
0000 BARRELS OF LIME. of the

oOOV best quality, wild be contracted for. or any
part OF IT, during the coming easen, good city bonds
90 and mortgages received In payment Address aLEer
1rSDune oC1Se,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

&ssA TO LET-The second and third sio
ia!I ries of the Building No. 9Spruce. street. Appvu
~ II. McELRATH, Tribune 0hee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

HAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
u q Medal awarded J. Hayden for his ' very Supe
Ior Pens' by The American Institute at its last Fair The
and many of the public Institutions will
other Pens They have justly obtained The highest rsputa
The trade Supplied the Manufacturers prices by the
agents J. l. P. HAYDEN, P!a-sreet
Agents elso for Sillimans School and Counnghouse n
StaEds. my9 IF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

SEAL oIL-I000 gals. winter bIeached
~ ~. Seal On for sale low for cash by -
lR p. q, EDDY, az Old Sin.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

49, HOTEL for Sale, Lease or Let
a.M The we'll established Hotel situated The totesa
mia and Duane streets, New York kr04n rs the sal,
pesre Hotels row 10 be disposed Of and very ad.
taseons terms For PARTICULARS inquire on The PREMISE
TO AbRAM A. REMSEN, Esq. Waliabout WillanslsiP
by letter TO JN0. A. CROSS, Esq. post Office, BfoohsA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

"a TO LET-Several Offices in the Tn
T. McELRATH, Tribune 0Eee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

AzA TO LET-From the first OF MaTa
-is.E small two story brick House, almost new, ssi
soou repair, with basement and uodey cellar fk,e
pleasantly situated in The of OF the lot No. li1 Ce
street near Grand with very handsome garden 10 iTe
at I4S clinton street 6fIT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

AA HOUSE and Furniture to Let--
i.;W The House No. 25I Ninth street, with which,
The furniture situate between Broadway and unssnii
Place. To be seen between II and O'Clock, p M. Aa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10


tai: equal to "a cents and mills per day for the
labor of each convict. A reference to the Agents
Annual Repor. will show that this average is equal
to that of the products of the labor of convists un-
der the contracts in mechanical departments.
The Sewing silk produced is superior to the i'm
ported article in strength and softness of texture,
and equal in smoothness and in color and is prefer
red wherever both have been fairly compared
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

"a TO LET-The new building No. 5
G.S. Spruces,reet Applyto
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

&sA STORE e. OFFICES TO LET
isI The Lower Floor, Basement and Cellar Of the SaR
No. 45 Nassau.sireet, corner Of Liberty.
Also, Offices in the SAME building. apply as 81 hsas
styn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

&EA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
aias The cottage buih House and Stable on n0rh WI
Corner OF Filth ayennc and 10Th street, with irl Ou@
namented with trees also pump near the door; ahcs
minutes walk from the Railroad. For further partitlm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

s1r,n.s Co,,.nv of,be CITY of New York. incorpora.
ted l79a-Captal aDo1contiuue te onSines oI sa
rance against damage by fire at The redueed fas VI
prepiprc. Office, No. 81 Wall street ,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

ia TO LET-The basement ofihe lara
store No. Spruce-steet, and possession givsa ID.
nleuieiey. Apply 10 II. NICE ELRATH Tribune Office tA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
e kEMITTANCEs TO IRELam. !.

HoosIcx FALLS. Jan. Is, ls4a. JI7 .ss1s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

HARDWARE PAPER-600 reams,
u Il different sizes, Sc by 40 to 2l by 81 also-5O
EnveIope-50 gross Bonnet Boards for sale at anuiac.
turers' prices by GAUNT l. DERRICKSON,
mis- I59 Snuth-SYsPt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

for the important scientific information which he
has communicated.
HENRY POLHEMUS Agent.
State Prison, Auburn, January lsL 13tS.
Statement exhibiting the amount of materials pur-
chased, in Reeled Silk, Cocoons, Dye Stuas, &c.
and amount paid for Dying and Superintending
the Manufacture of Silk in the State Prison at
Auburn, from the goth of May 184l, to the lst
of February, lS43, together with the amount
of Silk manufactured, profits upon convict la.
Dor, &c.
Disbursenents for RG,p Materials Services &C. during the
ADORE period:
1862 lbs. reeled silk l26 %
Paid John Morrison for experimenting manufacture
Pad Rooer: one; Gordon for dying SILK. ISL 81
Lucins Hendy for do. ................. 81 90
J. C. Derby Co. Tor paper 10. enveops, &c 80 ~
Freg!; silk and cocoons ................. 81 l6
Dye.sutfs. and freight ............. 500 81
ii. IL. Cooley, printing "copper" piaiel bulls for
40 cords wood used in dyehsuse and six shop 100 90
1862 days consict labor during above period, at 81
cents mills. 99o 10
fact,red seias Si 1gi;i &C. and aa
Materials on hand, l,t February, isls:
With Messrs. Stone, Swan Co., N. York. sale:
800 lbs black and blue black sewing six
ls lbs. fancy do. do. al s7............. 81
With Messrs Samuel J. Bea's Co., New.
York, on sale:
500 lbs black and biue back sewing silk,
al
u lbs. twist, s. S...................... sS
With L. Froihingham Co. Boston, on sale:
II lbs sewing silk at Sll9
H. twist
SILK sold al the Prison for cash. in small
parcels lii 65
Do. do. charged merchants in town.. 2SS ss
On hand, follows:
2SS lbs. black and blue black sewing AZ 81 1866 90
81 las fancy colors, do. al 81 ........... 50 50
IS lbs. or. tw Isl, at $s.................. las 30
l0t lbs filing and warp for webb, az $40. los 90
lbs. fancy silk cord, al So ............... 10 10
90 silk craYats at Observation-Disclosures. 30 10
80 yards wide black silk al g 25......... 50 co
Labor in manufacturing webb for Mrs.
Carter ........................... 800
Raw materials on hand:
42 bushels cocoons, s. 525................. IS6 50
SO lbs country rreled sik, at 81 50....... 225 90
S8 lbs Tennesee do. II 81 50....... I'll 90
20 lbs foreign do. at t95..........lS5o 90
$40 lbs silk waste, at 81; ceais...,...,.-.. 25l
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
Plaster MIL.

a every convenience for the manu- c,uring of Il .
Hydraulic Cement upon the most extensive scale
the supply Of tho proper lmes,one being nrxhsu.t
ible. With several large and well constructed per-
manent lime kiins, situated Immediately on the
river. and near 10 the mill Upon the premises are
large and well built
Smoke. Hoase, a blacksmith Shop,
several Workshops aud n commodious Dazzling.
To capitals, disposed TO ens,se extensively in
such business, better investment in that sort Of
property cannot BIZ found The Mil i. situated
about mile from Shepherd-,o~n. Immediately
on the Potomac river. on the Virginia shore. con
venient to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and
the Baltimore and Ohio Ra,lrosd.
h LEE, Tysstss.
She rhs rdstowp, June is, tSt3 l6-St
The National In'eIligencer, Hagsrstown Torch
Light, and Baltimore Patro, will please inssr: the
ahovs in their psp-rs once week ,ill sale, and
ssnd bills to Charestown Free Press fur collection
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

viRGtNiA:--ln the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chsnc ~ for Berkeley County.
Benjanin BoIey and Isabella his wife, &c. pltfs.
agnina
Jacob vanmeter, ST.. and others, d,fdts
IN CHANCEKY.
Commissioner's Office, Martinsburg,
June l6th. l843. (
NOTlCE.-The parties to the above suit wiz
IN please TO take notice that viii attend a,
my ufh =, in Martinsburg. on Monday the 81
day of July next, for The purpose 1T. of settling
the Executar,si accounts Of Abraham Gnrreli. dec.
with Jacob Vanmrter, Sr.. and Levi Henshaw,
Executors OF William Is. Cornell, dec " no
Executors of said Abraham Gorreli. dec. I'd, o.
ascertainiug what WAS done by the Executors III
reference To the real estate Of SID Abraham Cor
relI dec; lands div led Undivided 81, What
rents profits and proceed. Of the said lands NJ
any Of them we've received by the said executors.
I,h, The palue and rental of the lands real IN
terss,s of the estate Of Abraham Gorreli yet M
sold 5,h, OF ascertaining the amour, of he d.
t,ibution among the heirs and iegstee.; the ~
mounts received BY the m respectively, of their lie
gaces or devises Of real or personal property; go
as to show how much is due properly. from the de.
Pendants, Burns and wife. and j. j. Vanm-t.r ana
wife, by way Of contribution to the com ulsinanfs.
sfating all such sdvancements made To
the m by Abraham Gotrel in his lifetime; and h.
OF ascrr,sining what balance, II any, is due from
William b. Gprrel's estate. on account Of thr
purchase made by him Of the land Of John /
vanm-ter. and particularly what was due from
Van Gorreii dec, to his fathers estate. and how
the same was collected and disposed ct. The
par,ie. will ther. fire. on the day aforesaid, rro-
duce before me. sil ssch vouchers, papers, and ~
Their evidence as will enable me to make the DIFF
f.ten, statements and settlements herein before
.men,iospd SEAMAN GARAPD.
June IS, 1875 Com'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

viRGiNia;-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Coaoeery for Berkeley County.
Mary L. Formsn. pU
dgaisA
Washington Krocsen, Ex'oI Of james r. Formsn.
decd and Others. dfhs
In CHANCERY
Comntssioaev's Office. Marfinsbu-g
June l, I843
NOTICE The parties to the above sui, vii,
In please TO take notice that l will attend at
my Office in Msrtinsburs, On Thursday the 22d day
Of this month, for the purpose Of aseeitaining
whether any arrangement made between the
parties, by which the complainant was Co look TO
Harvey NJ. Forman for her legacy, and whether
any sni whai payments were made TO her on
count Of her legacy, and by whom; and what a.
mosnt Of personally remained after the payment
Of the deb,s Of James F. Foremsn; at which time
and place the parties will procure before me all
such evidence and vouchers, as will enable me to
make report In The above cause,
SEAMAN GARaRD, Con'r.
Juno l. l4-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15

A FRESH supply of Groceries. just received,
IN viz: Rio Coffrr, Brazil dol New Orleans
Sugar. do. Molasses; Cheese; Brazil Saga; Wa
Ter, Soda. Sugar and Butter Crackers: Ground
yGinret; Poland StsIch; Sho, of all sorts and ii.
zee; Lump Tobacco. Smoking do: Shaving Soap,
Variseat do, Impartial Tea, Yonns Hyson do;
C. L. Wine; Brandy; Whske,; Cherry Bounce;
Fin, and Cvsrse Salt, Window Glass; Powder
&c. &c GEORGE RAENhAL.
rs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
The Mountain Farm,

OF said Samuel Chenose,b, dec. containing A.
b Ut los acre, lying about mile from the homs
place. The isim wouli be vain bile addition
the Home place. bot il will be cried of separ.
stely.
shall be happy 20 give every affirmation on
the dsy &c sale. and for any Information as to the
iulr. &c. those wishing 10 purchase NE refer
red to The Counsel Of the estate, d. IL. Conrad
Esq living in Marnnsbufg
JACOB WRvER.
Ezscutor Of Samuel Ckeno1efh. dec.
June Is 1919.
Chsmler, burg Wing. Fredefickiown Herald.
and Cosrles,ovn Free Press, insert the above TIL
sole snd send nn,.,a hi. "tf frr .sttl-nap'.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-15
MEETING OF THE ovERsEERs OF THE
POOR.


All an annual meeting Of the Overseers
Of the Poor Of Berkeley County. at the
limited States Hotel" in Msriinsburg on
Monday the 9Th day Of June ls43:
Present, George Chrisman, John W..
BOYD. John Sincinderfer. William Cum
ningbam, Sr., Jacob Myers, Alfred Ross.
Anthony S. Chambers, John McKown,
Israel Robinson, Moses S. Grantham and
Daniel Fl. Doll.
George Chrisfnan was unanimously cleo
ted President of the Board for the term
Of three years.
Seaman Garard was unanimously elect
ed Clerk Of the Board for the term Of three
years.
The Board then proceeded 10 lay the