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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
IrrrrR ERoN EATHER MATHEW.

The Freemen's VigIIsnt Total Absti-
uencs Society OF Washington, having
heard OF ths intention Of Father Mathew,
the great Irish Apostle of Temperance 10
visit the Unted States the present summer,
instructed their Secretary to communicate
TO him The gratificston Of said Society al
such rumor. This was done 10 a ieitf
written on the 7th Of May by The Secresa-
W. The reply cf Father Mathew has
besn receives. and is published in the Ma
tonal lDtelhgencer, as follows:--
CoRx, June |, IS43.
Ny Dear Friend: TIE feriod Of my
enjoying the pris,Is &c Of making Pefson'
slarquaintsnce with my beloved ofet'fen'
the teetoiailers Of The United States, 10
more diaan, than / c. I'D Wish.
1 caBnot leave lf, land FOR that PURPOSE
earlier than next spring; but time flies
Quick. and rejoice in the rumoT that has
reached you Of my intended visit, as u
has procured for me, through you. heart.
cheering, aft csionsie invitation from the
Freemen's yigiisni Total Abstinence So
ciety Of The city Of Washington.
I shall ever cherish grateful remem-
brsnce Of III s honor, and would TO God,
Tor the sake Of the sacred cause, that
u~as worthy OF il.
Amidst the difficulties which must ne
-cesserily accompany such mission as
-nine, II is eonsoling 10 receive such q
communication as that With wbirh you
have so cour;eousiy favored me. Co..
vineed.asH am that il is not be that plants,
or hs shat waters, but the Lord who CIV s
The increase; that The succs IS of the grf al
temperance movement IS the work CT the
right hand ofsbe Mos, High, and IS admir-
able in our eyes; yet II would be gross
sfecta,inu in me to assert that vas not
refreshed and comlorted BY your very
lsudatory Lesser.
As DR.. SesalI has not yet arrived IN
Ireland. I have nol received the hitter 10
whicb you have sluded.
Present nv grateful thanks IN The mem.
bers ofthe Freemen's V'gilant Total Alb.
slinence Society ofthe city Of sshington.
ard tell them how | appreciate their sp.
probation of my humble labors in the
sacred cause Of tet to'alism.
With Gersent pray ers for your happiness,
| an, dear Mr.. Cunningham, yours most
sincerely,
THEOBAL0 MATHEW.
To A. F. Cunningham. ESQ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

DISRUPTION OF THE CHURCH OF SCoT-
LASD.--The last steamer from England
brough, intelligence OF great explosion
IN the Scottish church which seems to be
regarded across the wster as q momen-
ioos event. The right of advosson or
appointing ministers TO the charge OF
churches has been exercised BY the Iairds
OF Scotland and others, and upon these
appointments OF Nominations, the Presby.
ts'ies or other ecelf siaslical authorizes
have exercised veto power, the right 10
which they claim by prescription. A
case arose sometime since in v hich the
exercise Of this power was resisted. and
lae RICH, TO exercise it carried by apptal
from one tribunal TO another till II reach
ed the las, resort, the House Of LORDS.
There the claimants of The power We're
defeated and the patrons upon whose nom
alton appointments had before been
made declared TO have "a; l1sIte power IN
The matter. Rather Than submit to tins
Total SURE nder Of ecclesiastical sffaifS 10
ne clSh powers, the gr' a. body Of the
coOrrh IS seeded end set Up an ndeE en-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
Summer ClOfh5nU.

which they can say IRE cheap goods. -eli nsde
asd Narrated 10 scar well. They name only a
Psfu0n Of the assortment jast received. such as
Summer Coats Fesls; Pants. Rouadatouis;
Shirts Drawers, Bosoms;
A roe supply Of GsntIsmea's Scarf, warranted
cheap snd hne;
SuspeRdefs; Neck Hdk'Is;
Hats OF tue iatestsiyle, sciuaIly cheap
Spcks-Csps;
Umbrellas, 81 rs eenis, worth las;
Segafs- To5sess;
Bisesening-
Also Fruits Of all kinda;
Essences Of Bsrgsnoi, Cinnsron, Lemon, sad
Pepperninsi
Csndies-Balssm Of life;
Shaving Brushes and Soap
RsIors Ead Siropsi
Ard for the lsdies also, q fine stock Of
Je~elsy; Fancy Goods, &e.
We r~atien only small portion OF the goods.
bot ii you will have the kindues. and call. before
purchasing elsewhere, you ~ill find /, to your own
advantage, as ~s sell, setsaily, nearly q, cost
price Don'' forget the store. Il 10 10 the house
Of Mr. Adam ieuss, nearly o?posiss Ne. Bosk'.
tzyerr.
n B. They nave oE hand sns SUPPLY OF Sc.
gsFs, which they cser by the bcs, hundre.l or
iAoasard.
June 90, Iss3.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
To A. F. Cunningham. Esq.

An Interesting CTeumsiaaoe. &c
Dearborn has communicated the following
to the Boston Coun =:
"When | entered the room st Concert
Hall, on the morning OF tho l7th. where
the members Of the Society Of Cincinna-
Il were to assemble for the purpose of join
ing The procession, found several old SOL
disrs OF ,hs revolution, who had come
there by mistake. instead of going to the
Stale House.
While in conversation with one of the
membe OF the society, was surprised to
hear the notes Of fife 10 the room, and
turning IN the direction from whence they
proceedel J, discovered en- aged IN IN seat d
among the old SOLDIERS, who wss perform
ing on tina, instrument. Immediately
went and took sea, beside him and lis,s n
ed until he had concluded playing Wash.
ington's MGrch, when the following con.
Serssiion ensued
Were you hfer in the Revolutionary
army 4 was 10 what cospsf 'Nix-
oa's Regiment and Nixon's Brigade.
How long did you serve' Three years.
Vas in the campaigns in the Jerseys, snd
! ~ss present at the execution Of Msjnr
Andre.' How old are you' 4 am in
my sad year.' Where d. you live ! In
Springfield what's our namel 'Thad.
deus Ferry He then played Yankee
Do L., and remarkably well. He had a
grandson with him, who appeared to be
ten or twelve years old, and who hai ae-
companled his grandfather, spPar-nuy, to
take care OF him. as The veteran was fee
bic, and 50 deaf as to render it difficult to
converse with him.
How remarkable that after the lapse Of
time which lad interviewed since the close
of the revolution, there should be heard,
IN the Society Of Cincinnati, on the ssh
anniversary OF the ba,Ile OF Bunker Hill, a
ffer of Washington's army. playing the
march Of that illustIious patriot, aud the
spirit stirring nstionsl ar Of Yankee Doc
die, which had so often cheered the Amer
ican camp during the glorious struggle for
liberty and national independence y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

NEAT AND DELIcATE.-The follow
ing letter from Mr.. Grattan, the British
Consul at Boston, declining the invitation
to attend the Bunker Hill Celebration, is
worth reading, and will cause good ma
tured smiIe:-N. Y. .fwora.
Brush Consulate. Boston,
June IA, 1913.
Dear Sir:-I beg to thank you for
your oblig,ng lett r, and through you, the
Committee ofthe Bunker Hill Association,
for their invitation to join in The ceIebra-
ton, on the 18th inst.
Under the peculiar circumstances OF
The occasion, ! fet very ssnsibly the hb-
crafty Of he invitation. II would have
given me great pleasure. en- personal &c.
counts, 10 be With my colleagues of the
Consular corps, 10 the place assigned TO
US IN the ceremonIts. Bu:, on considera-
lion, think il better, for several reasons,
that should respectfully decline The hon.
or intended TO me By the Commute, aod
have no doubt the gentlemen composing
it will understand my motives, without re-
curing OF me the somewhat difficult, and
always doubtful task, oil defining my po-
s.tion."
Tusling to your kindness to make
known my sentiments to the other mem
bers,
| am, dear sir, with much truth,
Your obliged andobedent servant.
t. C. GRATTAN.
G. WASHINGTON WARREN, Esq.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
cnmMAsnER MeKENzlE.

Son after The trial of this gentleman
for the summary execution ofyoung Spen
Ger end his comrases, the Journal OF Com
mtrce ststrd
1--WE learn from an undoubted sourc-'
that although the decision Of the Court
Martial IN Capt. McKenzie's case vas
technically ia favor OF acquitsal. MAORI
ty Of the members, viz. sereH out Of trsFvs.
were Of opinion that the charges, or some
OF them, had been proved"
Mckenzie friends called Tor the author
Of this siateme nt-w which the Editor refus-
ed 10 give they then commenced suit
for lieel. A commission wss taken out 10
take the dispositions Of the members OF the
Court Msriial, who were sworn TO secrecy.
Capt Mckeever. one Of The Court, objected
to answer, as he was pfecluded by his
oath from doing so. But Judge Kent over
ruled his objsetion, and required him to
depose. His TESTIMONY IS published in the
New York pspers-direcily contradiciing
the statement Of the Journal. That paper
says:
We publish BE- low the result Of the ex.
animation Of Capt. sicKeever, one Of the
members Of the Court. II proves that
our Information sas eTrnneous-the vote
of the Court being nine in Capt. McKen-
zie's favor to three against him (; ind 90
the first charge the three last voting with
a material qusllhcilisn.
Commodore Dosnes's testimony has 81.
50 been taken.---lt agrees substantially
with that Of Capt. Mekeeyer, upon the
three charges.
Under these circumstances, we take
great pleasure in publishing the testimony.
The facts having been ascer,ained, it has
been deemed BY all the parties unnecessl.
~ to prosecute the investigation lurtaer,
and the SUIT IS now discontinued.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
e z a. N o S
w mn. knabe 6 III. Cache.


PIANO Makers. No. IL, S. Li1rty ST.,
ID RESPECTFULLY isfsgaa he pualis ss.r sh.4
M have esasFsHiiy Or had a f1lt .s.uvtrnes, 81
Rese osi M4Aegesy Weed Psaaos. e .vp~rs,.
workmanship sne fas.h. from s1x 10 s@sen octave.
ahach they wiil seA al the lowest PRICES 10 .vss
he fi-ss Their Pianos are made e.rsfalIx an4
darsssy. ard Ia the most fashiosabAe s.g~ ~5,e
th- newest lasprgvemenf. ard are warrs-s~d ia,
ave yeats ard sssxef. They have jE.x sasssed
ard have GO haad, Iwo supesior Pisces az ssxsn
eSfsses. ~ish ion fsnsss and extra bsys -sth
their o~n improvement, the naosg Ssyssas syrtc4+
thar hss ever beer eE-r~d in thi. or ssy eth~t
eounsfy. sad TO which th~y call the a,r-nsssa 81
the pnbsse in garliesssr
Old Phases Gaksz a. excAaHge fer .,x en.,.
good secoad- banded Pianos sold AID hired aus a,
The lowest rates. Az Pianos. H.rps ssd Gsis.r,
repxire6 baw ami ~~rr-nf-d
Co The Pian0s wiii be sold on reasonable
credit.
Baltimore, June -. is47
The undsFsigsed hsylny purchased Pianos rnsn-
ulselused By Ibe shove asned esatlesn.n car
cheerfuiy yOueh FOR and recommend the excl
lenee Of these isstrsmeu.
Rev. Alexander Jooes, Chsrlestown. Va
Thomas A. M-ore.
Th0ms, Rutherford.
Judge 1. r. Douglass,
Dr. L. c. C0edeIl
Andrew Kennedy,
John h. McEndree. Sh-pb~rds,o~n
Heavy Berry.
EAmurd y. Hunter, M.rsiasbuss.
Wu,. ?. Mooa. HsrpeT's Ferry
Henry Gosrts. Professor OF Masir, Winchester.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

dent organization. The effec. OF this
movement, we suppose, will be That they
will have to sustain the civil establish
ment as well as their own, IS IS the case
with The catholics OF Ireisnd.-Frsd. En-.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

Nor so BAD.-The PhHadelphia Fo.
rom gives the reasons Of young Tyler's
visit 70 CSins. 1t SAYS she mas heard
tina, the iOcusts ~hl cat 20 every thing
green N. thls country this year. IL this be
true. the whole family should leave.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

OEATH BY LIGRTNING.-Ay young man,
by the name Of Bean, was moving IN 8
field with another man near ST. asburg, on
Saturday last; when, discovering a heavy
cloud passing over them, and the rain be-
ginning to drsceLd copiously, they each
repaired TO the shelter Of TWO different
trees. The electric fluid struck the m.d-
die OF the tree under which Mr.. Bean hal
taken shelter, passed into the head of the
al lated man. down his side and leg, and
open his skull, scorching his leg, shver-
ing his feet, snd stripping of almost every
vestige ofclolhes from his person. - Wood
stock Sentinel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
TAKE NOTICE.
Harvest Groceries.

oAF. Lump and Brown Sugars; RIO, Java,
IL and Laggsyrs Coffee;
\. o. and Sugar House Aolss.es;
Ganpo~dsr. Imperial & Youns Hy,on Teas:
Ricsi Chocolate; PEPPER; Alspice;
o'agsr; Sutmessi Cinnamon; Tobacco;
CIgsfs: g. A. sad Fine Salt;
No. H-rring.i Shad, sc. &C.
Wlth choice lot nj sas old Liquors.
Madeira. Port, Lisbon Brown s Pale Sherry
and Maisgs Wines;
znac Brandy Jam. Spirits; Holland Gin;
\. B. R1ns An proof Rye ~hisksy. year.
oi5i common shisksy.
All OF which ~s Yill sell CHEAP.
June %. j. ". e. B. r BOYD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
A SPINNER WANTED.

EONSIANr smPlo, ment will be given by the
~ sebsefleer 10 a good hand that can spin and
attend 10 The eaIdisg at the Alpine Factory. Nor
gan county, Va
W. P. GIBBS.
June 90 iss3 st
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

Whiiesrosh that nil not Rub of.-Mix
half a peil OF lime and water ready 10 put
on The wall then take gill cf whea,
-four, mix up vel in very little cold wa
ter, then pour boiling water over il ill il
thickens. Pour j. into the white. wash
while no., and stir the whole together.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
HARVEST.

N E. SHiPLEf has 10 store add for sale
LIZ Tor the approaching harvest ali kisd CT
Dry Goods and Groceries, which ne viii sell 10
suit the tire. ThCss IN want ~il do vel TO give
him cali He also has on hand a very superior
article of Grsia RAKE.
JuEy l843
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
II O n f Y.

THAVE jus, received quantity Of CLARIFIED
Il HONEY, which 9ill be sold low.
Jaly s. GEO. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
N 0 T IC {.

NOTICE 10 hereby gives, that have sppoiai-
~ ed Jsha II. Likens my agent for settling ths
estate OF c. D. Wolf
ELIZABETH G. WOLFF.
JUly 6-3~ Guardian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

THE SEVEN millions LoAr. We learn
from the Washington Globe Of yesterday.
that the whole loan for seven malIions If
U. 5. o per cent. stock, advertised by the
Secretary Of the Tgssury, has been taken
by Messrs. John Ward 81 Co.. OF New
York, al one hundred and one dollars and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06


yIRGINIA:--Ie We Csfe1ss Sepesies Co4-s q
Ls~ sor Berkeley Coszfs; Jane Rsss.. 1913
Hillary 4. H~ob sna gu~srh Ss.Iz6i-r. parsae-.
trsdins snies me srn sf Hsbs { saisee
-. N.r s. sse''4 e. g.
~ CHAScEaY.
1--WE tefrstsnt Dot hsyisx rsser-1 ~ ars~al-
A. SAGE srd gi~-n security. acsorsisg 10 sAr oct
- th's ss~--sSs s-1 the rsi-- q ssss eners. ard
Wsrc-s7ae ~ satisfactory syts~ne~ sbaa he - cat
~ tnas Cor e-rsiis 4 10 osaered. that III. s.Af
ar'rns=t % sns~r hss sFp~arsre- 10 tsss. .Sif sn
the sfss ass - tho rsr- asset tie bin az a.
Pssia''s saa give sseurisy faf F-fforrnsss sse b.
esrsi snd s1Aia ears - shss sssss D. .ssss =..a
sSnlssed 10 cry ne~sesret .ishsa IN. egsn4,
ard cnasrnuss Tor ,~s ~ .aaesssv.s. 80 -.
ether Gerry thereof Fo.t-d the ffsus 4ovs u -
Cosrt. hauss q th- .sid e-sn'y
A Copy .-T-.se.
1sse Q. isss--sn toHS STRorEER.
STATS OF VIRGINIA LA ID. Clrruss sse-.i,.,
cours ~ Lac snd Casncsry> isr Moi ssn Csas.
~. Nsy Tern, 1878
Jsha R-SShssa. pF
rsfso, Rockhold sas gshet. den
lis cHANCERY
IAC0B RICHARD h.stre ~shssss.i b.. tssi.
- 10 the County Csuss Of Mesgss. sgsIHsa The
snkpo~n heir. Of Levi. Meess. j.. deceased. ard
others tie object Of ~hsch 70 have ps<aitsess
between hSr,.esf sn3the heir. Of Levi. M~eks
deceased. 81 tsse, Of lard cenisisin.x .koAs ice
acres. 80 the eoas,y Il Mergsn. sboa, two mi =.
east of the a Bath. ~hioh dssce s4asS 70 tho
sad Lewis Meek. IL. dec. I'D eftess, ssS pfssinE
an sa,oaas u the snd Pfsst. lsr t@e s~sss
last past. siih Tslh@s Ro<khald who hs. eeS The
lard N Posssssioo, he sid Reiohsrd claiming Ess
-hsres IN ton a the Isad. The .ssd vukroNn teif.
Le~t. M-sks lr. deceased sud ell osf her essti@sn-
tsres,ed. hereby ~srued sppesr. make them.
selves. parties d~frnd snt.. hic shes sns~st. sd
s.s-rt their Eighgs siaims in TIE Superior Cert
81 said county. 10 ~hirh sad rsas- s~rnovt~ g.
sod u IL oTdeted that this uotlcs be rsaglshsd f,r
sis week. sseeessivei, IN the Msssastufg Gasste.
A eopy--Fesie,
J. RICHARD. G c.
MAY IS. Is43 Is-es
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
M A n r I z D.

On the 2ls, ui,ino. BY the Rev. Alexander Joaes
Mr.. GsoRSE II J. BEcKwirH TO Miss ASS LLorD,
daughter Of Dr. Samuel Seolley, all OF Jefferson
courfy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

FthGiNla'-Bs'k.iey Ceus,, Cpsr.. June ,sisn.
1913.
William l.. Bask raxT
SgaisE
Elizabeth Brown, &c. did.
IN CHANCERY
ruNHE defendant EiiIsbeth Brown rot ba~isg
IL entered her appearance. and gis-a .~catifs.
scesrdng 10 the Act Of the General A.ssneiy ss..i
The Rules at ihi. Csart. ard appearing 5, sssis-
factory eu ienes that sha Is an iuhabsssnt "a
THIS Commemorate: It Is ordered thar she do q
pear here on the fret lay of The September t~fu,.
sad sns~srths bin 81 the plsin,iE. ard thar rst.
,'f t'is "'d~' be iOfth~ith sbli.h-a IN ID. Msrl-
burg CARTE for tao months .acces.iv.ly, ard
like copy Po-isd 8, the front door oi si.r Coat
house Of said roauiS
Copy .-T-str,
HARRISON WAITE, c sc
June % GIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
Trustees Sale.

pf vistSe Of deed OF trust, executed by Jshu
~ A. II ardin. hearing date On the 81 OF
March, 1912 ssd Of record 10 the Coaaty Cs.ats
81 Berkeley. w'll of-r Tor sale before ;be Csuri
House door in The town OF MAain.burg. o. Mon
day The 10Th OF Jolly next. (cnurt day Ihe foilo-
ing property. undspo.ea sf The former sale vi:
Two Horses. one road wsgoa. six .@t, .sgoa
Gears. tao double shovel and three singh shove
Pi0ughs. sns pair Of grain Ladders, AID one 1 al
81 TArtssiag Machine. owned with Jno r.
Walters
Tsrms-Under S, 90 sa,h--oser that amount =
credit Of four month.
EDMUND PENDLEIoS,
Jane % -3t Trustee
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SALES
TRUSTEES SALE.

rVvfE undersigned. Tsa>s@es ia t-s n-.s. -
a. tsa... ss~cus-d ~ hhrhara Cr.su,-s,i -
Jsss5 s~.rsx each dated 80 rhe gsh af Juss. gssp
end res "a record In sh- Coanry Csart o. 81 a..
icy. sill exposs SAFE. 81 pubic a1efssz. eessss
the Ca4r,i,aas~ Seor. ia the ta~a ~ Msrtin.,sqg
az sArssDAr. THs 1878 5ss oS JVtr 1888. zoe
snilewaag valuable property. conveyed ~ aia
ff~~4.. fxs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

regular u'o0thly meeting Of the Total Absti-
SOel-iy. viii be held ia the Methodist Epis-
coPai Church, Fridsy evening next The 7th last.
at o'clock.
IOHN A BOYER SER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06
NEW VOLUME OF
G0DEYs LADY'S BOOK,

10 commence Usfh July, lsi3. Ortgi-
nal PoiRiings by The first Masters Of the
Art Original Designs- Original .Mai
Ter.
"E ORR ss folio~sf--I eary Laes'. BosA
w and copy Of GOees'. Csafr~.,stle. On.
m-nt. ess'aioins IS eiegsnt nssesorini asA .irsi
knsravlngs, for 80.
copies Lsdy's Book and copies If Gosey's
Cen'rs-ishle Ornament, ephfsining 10 sI@gass
rn~Ero'ipi sad steel kRsrsyirgs. tor e.
copies Lads Book sad D.. DO. a.. 10
. do. do. 4 do do do 4.
! do. do. s 40 do do 20
20 TO- d., 10 do d. do. "a
The Comfortable orns meat !. the ssrt u si.e
Kind thar has originated 10 thi. eauniry. sha
OF course. from tie Ace 81 the Laa, Book.
tom -hsse@ eli other drsgn. and ideas cop
led.
We have n1~ In hsnd ten ofiEinai P.Istng,,
By the most celebrated artists q the day.
Address La. GODEi.
Pabiisher's Hall, phisdss<hla-
June %. 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-07-06

The \. = E.aglaad Conference Of Meth.
odisi minister's, assembled 10 Boston " ed
nssdsy morning. Bishops HEDDIys. Of
Saratoga Springs, and Nouns, Of Cinc;n-
nall, were PR sent. Rev. CHARLEs ADAxs,
OF Wileraham. was appointed Secretary Of
the Conference, and Rev. SuaAs BoyDEs,
OF Chelsea, sssisans Secretary.
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MANCE's

uANCE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP Or HoaRtrouND.
WAsnIsGroS, Jan. -, ls4I.
To sara HsscE.-Desr SH:- Hssisg been
afflicted ~th severe eough snd pain ia The bfeasi
I ~ss p~f.usdrd BY irie I'D TO make trial Of your
CONF osBd syrup ana purchased 1e bottles of
MR.. ROBERT KEYwoRTH
Ard an happy to ssy they cerrsinis rrii-ved me-
Yours. SAMUEL EVANS
Price So cesss per bauss tor sale BY SETH
5 hANCE. sofRsr Of CssTlss ssd Pau 80. Bal
Jilasie. cad bs
W n RESLETIyt 3 co.
MAJ 70. 1850 Asstissbsrg. Va
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PLASTER Mill.
ard every convenience for The rsauE.r,uribs f IL.
Hydraulic C~aeni spon The mos, es,rs.isr scale
n sspply 81 she proper being hsu.t
ibe, siih several l44x- ssd veil constructed r~r-
nsaent time kiios. situated srsrn~dist~ly an tbr
river, and rear 70 the a.i Cpon thu premises are
a large snd wsil built
Smoke Hease, blacksmith Shop,
several Workshops and = eonarnodiou. % llins.
Toe capitalist di-rosea 70 engage ex nsiv-ls in
such business, b~tf-T fnsestrvnf W ,hat s7rt II
property eannot b. found. The Mil !. situated
about ons nile from sh-ph~rd.,osn Immediately
On the Potomac river. rlss v,rs mia .har~ con
seni-sf 70 th.e Chr.Arrzk- and OHIO C.uaI and
the Baltipore cad Ohio RAILROAD.
u. I. LEE, Ty~si.s
Shepher6ssorp. June IS. 1898 LIST
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VIR6iNlA:-Berkchy Cauaiy Court.
June TerIn, IS43.

VIRGiNlA:-Berkcl..y Cauaiy Court.
Juue Term. Is43.
GeOrss ". Holiday psfS
9gzfsH
Ise"S CU~ md DFasIlAa CSw, the &saxh ~ ss;4
Jseyb. ard Heb-eca. i-le h.. ~if~ lhems. -
rnsS aud Gre. w N. Cslsuar. the -op ~ sid Tho.
mas Coleman sad Drusihs. late bis xiie. s62fs
IN CHANCERY.
def~nasnss Jscos Gov, and Drgsiisa Coz.
IL the dsngher u ssii Jscot, snd Rebeera,
ias- has wife. Thou-s Cob rusn sEd George va
Cote man. she IL said Thomas Cesemsa sd
Dsn.siss sie his ~ifs, not hasag entered their r.
pesTsnse. sna sivrn security, sceoriing 70 ,ee I
sf tie Grbersi Assembly. snd the Rsies u ~.
C"art, add II appearing BY satisfactory sssaefsze
thar they not inhsbisn,s ct this Comraoa-
~eshh: his ordered that they do appear here %
The hFsi day pf the S~p;ra5er tefa. saa arsNst
the bail u tie Plaintiff sHd thar c0lsy iris d
der be forthv IT'D inserted IN tsr Maniasgats Ga
Ieite i''r iso rnonths suecessiSsls end ise cass
posted al the h.pI door Of The Cosrs house Of sd
eounfy. Cory -Test..
HARRISON WAITE. {.
June 22-2m
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Remedies for Colds,
Coughs, C0nsnnpft0,as,
DYSPEPSIA, &c.

SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
TNH is article i. pt-ps5ed from the bark Of ID.
Il PrzRxs EIrstzi1.a, which ha. been so long
regarded by ihe Medical sorA os- Of the most
valuable Tenrd'es kno~n 10 the profession for the
cure Of cossusFTios 10 its ineipient sisses. sad
the removal Of ITS attic ndants; sl.o a. remedy, for
The DrsrEPsia and Nervo1s Exeitsbilay
| offer this Syrup a. Combining ell the remedial
quslIti-. for Whch The bark CT the tree /. so re-
msrksbie. lis prepared that the younge.t
chiAdren may take Is wNhou, the isas, danger.
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SYRUP OF IPECAC.

SYRUP OF IPECAC.
THiS Syrup !, prepared ~ith particular ref--
Il renee TO children, and Is recommended where
aniirnonisi ~ins Is proper IS Combining qasiitie-
nseh better sui,Sd 10 the young Il is also recon-
rended IS superior general remedy fpr eoas rs
and colds. ~ilh ali cases Of Bronchial sfFectiuas
particular directions will be given 10 eli who
may ~sni eilher Of the shove, ahd sold 10 quanli-
ties TO ssit purchasers
Prepared and for sale By
VIM. DORSEY, Druggist.
June %