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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-09
The Right Hon. R. PAkENHAM, &c.
JNr. PakenIlam to Mr.. Calhoun.

WASHINGTON, January Is, Is.
SIR: did not fail to communicate to her Males
TVS government all that had passed between us,
with reference to the question Of the Oregon boun-
dairy, up TO the end OF last September, as detailed
in the written statements interchanged by US, and
in the protocols of our conferences.
Those papers remain under the consideration of
her Majesty's government; and have reason to be-
lieve that at no distant period shall be put in pos
session Of the views of her Maes,y's government
on the, several poi Is which became most prominent
in the course of the discussion.
But considering on the one hand, the impotence
which is manifested in the United States for set
Element of this question, and the other the length
of time which would probably be still required to
effect satisfactory adjustment Of it between the
two governments, IT has occurred to her Majestys
government that under such circumstances, no more
fair or honorable mode of settling the question could
be adopted than that Of arbitration.
This proposition am accordingly authorized to
offer for the consideration of the government of the
United States; and under the supPostion that may
be found acceptable, further to suggest that the
sent of both parties to such of proceeding
being recorded by interchange of notes, the
choice of an arbiter, and the mode in which their
respective shall be laid before him, may here
after be made the subject of more formal agree
ment between the two governments.
i have the honor to be, with high consideration,
sir, your obedient servant,
r. PAKENHAM
Hon. JOHN C.. CALHOUN.
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M TectIOng.
zoe canvas and hammock stuff must all be o.
sssMagth, width, weight, strength, and finish, ant
aly equal in quality to the corresponding mum
ryyardy.
1 rue Gest quality, and the paints in their dry state
Inc lumber must be of the best quality Of clear
Az a i conform to dimensions.
NJ tne articles will be subject to, and must pass
required inspection.
y. eas one-half of each Of the different article
~ delivered Mt the places designated, on OF
.e we LIST Of March next, and the whole on OF
sN The LIST May next.
pafa'e offers must be made for the flax canvas
oS' canvas and hammock stuff, the paints
NM, Sa', ana the lumber, and separately for the
W which are TO be delivered at each yard
me oilers must be endorsed with the name Of
rml &c LOT which they arc respectively made.
MAJ person Offering, must forward an obligation
\. ~ Two persons Of responsibility, known to
10y agent, or officer Of the government al
s.on, binding themselves to the execution
MA IO"ract, should such persons offer be ac-
MN shus 10 one half the amount Of the contracts
pe. may be made, with two good and sufficient
MIA WIZ be required for their faithful execution
vS3,. 10 deduction Of 10 per cent from al
uOls, a.n may be approved and paid before the
g" Of the contracts, which will be retained
diDs y are fully completed in all respects, &C
nsos, must DC made in strict conformity with the
lf, H.. his advertisement.
S. uattac's are not executed within FIVE days ar
h. nave been received by the persons who's
M, n, oeen accepted, the bsreau will consider
Sd%' to offer it to the next lowest rcspon'
hHe published once a week for four weeks in
s5Os,ng papers, viz: Union and Intelligcncer
(,oa ID G.; Morning Post and Daily Times
kdr,,,. mdass; Evening Post, New York; Publ,
b R .aua esstone, Philadelphia; Republican and
Nov IdIn'ore, Md Beacon, Norfolk, Va.
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Mr.. Calhoun to Mr.. Paksnllam.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF
Washington Jan. 81, le45.
SiR have laid before the President your com.
munication of the 18th instant Offering or the part
of her Majesty government to submit the settle
ment Of the question between the two countries in
reference to the Oregon territory to arbitration.
The President instructs me to inform you, that.
while he unites with her Majesty's government in
the desire to the question settled early as may
be practicable, he cannot accede 10 the offer.
Having all other for declining it, il is sufi-
cient to state that he continues to entertain the hope
that the question may be settled by the negotiation
now pending between the two countries and that he
is of the opinion it would be unadvisable to enter
tain proposal to resort to any other mode so long
there is hope of arriving at satisfactory settle
nent by negotiations; and especially to one which
might rather reard than expedite its final adjust
ment.
avail myself of this occasion to renew to you
the assurance of my distinguished consideration.
]. C. CALHOUN.
The Right Hon. R. PAKENHAM, &c.
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L j. .sMqGGLER, novel--by g. P. R
%@ - genus TAYLOR.
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: ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE THREE
Il nIf ES NORTH OF THE CAPITOL

N sell. at fair price, and on reasonable terms,
."s.four acres of land, mostly covered with
s III on The road leading from the Capitol to Rock
~ Church, in an excellent aud healthy neigh
EIaOd adjoining the farms Of Nicholas Queen
gFJ. Middleton, esqrs., and commanding a
mild view of the country for several miles
E,"ad' Ii might be advantageously divided into
4 rs handsome places Of residence for persons
Ise business in this city. The wood upon the
IL, will pay the price of the land. Apply to
]. F. CALLAN,
nj Corner Of L and 7th streets.
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saLrs.-Nsp York, DeeenlAe, g. Isl5.-Flra Bosrd-
$4,000 Pennsylvania 5S 73t $4,000 do 49, 1900 Ohio 6s
1860 97t 1000 Indiana 49, 1000 illinois special bonds 3sa
.l75 Morris Canal 22f % Wilmington r. r. b0 $50 Reading
r. r. 57t 800 do 61f; aa5 sonington r., al 80 Erie Il
r., II; so do. III
-
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lrpTECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
IN ACADEMY, Indiana avenue, near the City
I'M Two or three vacancies can be filled, on APP
IS.,tou to either of the subscribers, who would
|srsfuly refer to the following names as few OF
vi present PATRONS
4, Jobp McCalla, Rev. N. Wilson,
\, Jas. Selden, Johnson HELEN, esq.
n. Jas. H. Barker, J. Wellaury,
XVI R Blake, L. Simms,
/ NJ. Brodhead, Col. w. P. Young,
|" H. Blake, esq, w. III. Campbell, esq.
c. H. g. j. Z. NOURSE.
Dec 4-w3tif
1rM H. GREEN'S FASHIONABLE HAIR
Inv CUTTING AND EASY SHAVING SA-
loon, north side Pennsylvania avenue, one door
ksl Of 18th street.
IYB-Gentlemen whoprefer shaving themselves,
bn have their razors put in order, at the shortest
! ohce.
Nov 22-lw3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

aud urgent necessity, and we desire and
confidently expect our Senator and Dele
gate 10 thai Assembly, 70 use Their most
strenuous exefiiohs 10 secure the accom-
plishment of so desirable 81 object
Resoirsd, That although We are salts
fed by the best Information We can pro-
cure, that for Ibis purpose, vefy sight
increase Of taxation Wi be needed, yei
were a much greater lncreass necessary,
We would cheerioilv pay i, and deem 81
great benefit cheaply purchased.
ResolUed, That we respectfully aud
earnestly recommend to our fellow cItl-
zens throughout the State, to meet 10
primary sss mbliss in their respective
eouni es, FOR the purpose of expressing
tirfr sentiments and WISHES, fnr toe 10
strucllon Of lber personalities upon tnis
~ important subject. aud oftsklng lote
consid ration the expediency OF holding a
State Education Convention, aud OF 6p-
pointing delegates Thereto.
Resofred, That we cordially approve
and earuesily recommend the holding
such Convention, that Il may, by It's Je.
alterations and counsels, aid the L"gisla
ture IN maturing such plan Of Popular
Education as may be best adapted to cur
circumstances and most productive OF
general benefit.
Resolred, That we recommend this Ci-
ty as tn fi;test place, ADD W, dnesiay the
tenth Of December NEXT as the IN 81 con.
venlent time, for holding such Conven.
ton; and should thus arrangement met
the appreciation OF a maj rity Of the Coun-
lies sending Delegates 10 the Convention,
we hefaby tender to those De!egatcs The
hospital,les of our Cry.
Resoired, That We call upon all those
Of our fellow ciiizens vino ere aecust med
to public speaking, and all Others who
are wiling to do SO, 10 avail themselves
Of every opportunity Of addressing tie
people upon this subject, and Of arouslng
them to immediate aud mp sug acton
thereon.
Resoired, That q Staining Committee
OF thirteen be appointed 10 collect mfr
nation relative TO the systems Of Educl-
lOB VI tNIs aub Oliti 1ihtEa utb SHbu
tries, and 10 correspond with similar com
mltees in he other counties OF the State.
Committee essrs. Col. Munlord, VIM.
II. haciarIand, DR., Thos Nelson, Chas
+. Osborne, p. V. Daniel, Jr j, Henry h..
Brooke, Raleigh T. Deniel, James Z.
Heath, Thomas Ellis, B. b. Minor, g. A..
Myers, Rich'd Gnoch, J. A. Cowardn.
Resoiued. That when this meeting adj
iourn, II adjourn to meet when the Stand
ing Committee shall deem t expedieEt,
for the purpose of appointing Delegates
10 the Convention or for other ,posrs.
Resolred, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be published in all the newspa-
pers Of this City, and that the newspapers
Throughout the State be requested 10 re-
publish them.
And then the Meeting adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

or subject Of discourse, some public mat
ter-a very good thlng,a very good idea il
may be, aud very good subject 10 talk
about, but why should il be The only onei
To nea. him resume il is like law bsui.
ness excuse me Mr. Edtor--ot per
son who has suit gong on who can
talk OF nothing else. Like the feather OF
the tbresd IN the hands Of some speakers
who turn and twist i always aud csnaot
proceed step without it. Some school
boys cannot read bot 10 their own book
and man OF one idea Cannot converse
out Of one subject, INSTRUMENTATION il Isnot
but a sort OF recital Of the pr ambls of
bill, or collection of grave arguments
for mans beng Of opinion with himself.
1t would be we'll If there WAS any thing
OF character, Of eccenircity 10 all tbs
but III is not the case. IL is political,
phllosophic y, or my.aphysical humlly
personi6sd, walking commonplace We
have 10 encounter and listen to. II IS just
like the story Of the cosmogony in tho
Vicar Of Wakefield. II is tune Played
on blrtel orgaa. II is common veh-
Gle Of discourse INTO which they get, and
are SET down where they please without
any trouble 20 themselves. Neiiher is il
professional pedsniry or trading quackery
lit has no excuse. The man has no
more to do with the question which h.
saddles upon his hearers than YOU have
This IS what makes the matter HOPELESS.
II farmer talks 20 you about his stock,
or a physician about his patients, or
lawyer about his clients, or a merchant
about trade, or an author about himself,
you know how to account for ihis--,t IS
common inifmity and thrre may be some
excuse. But here is q man that goes out
Of the way 10 be absurd and is trouble
some by a romantic effort Of generosity.
You cannot say call this may be interest
ing 10 you, but | have go concern in Is, !"
you cannot put him off in that way. He
retorls the Latin adage upon you Mill
humani a me aiienum prelo-He has got
possession OF subject which is OF uni
versal and paramount Importance and on
that plea may hold you by the button rs
long as he pleases. His delight is 10 ha-
rangue on what nowise regards himself:
how can you refuse 10 listen to what as
little nmuses you? The subject is first
in order OF the day-tskes precedence IN
its own right Of every Other question and
must be resolved into a committee of the
whole world upon il, is carried on by
means Of perpetual virtual adjournment
and is presumed that no other IS pending
while this is pending-a determination
which gives its persevering advocate
iar prospect Of expaciatng on It TO his
dying day. As Cicero says of study, it
follows him into the country, il stays with
him at home, it sits with him at breakfast
and goes out with him to dine. There
are other defects Of character resulting
from defective education which we
have neither time nor inclination now to
dlscuss-our paradox is sufficient for the
present, to show that ell systems of edu
cation should accusiom the mind to act,
should nculcate independence of action
and lonk upon books as mere spectacles
with which to look at nature for a more
minute and profitable Investigation.
w. II. c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
RALTIMORE MARKET. /

American Office, September s, l645.
BtkF CarrLE There WAS quite a tull suppls
Of Brevrs ~ rnatke, to-day. AMI the demsed was
fair, but ia both the best and common qualities -
decline in Price has TAX place Tie inietmei-
ale sotts however fully sustained last week tNt~-
Tie offerings at he scales amounted % 637 head,
Of which as vete driven TO Philsd ph- and I'll
# the balance COS head we're sol a; PRICES rsog-
ire from g. 81 GA per 700 lbs. the hoof
equal To s. 80 a IS net.
HuGs.- Inc demand Tor live Hogs coniinues
good g, S. s5,95, with sales p1iocipai'y al tte
lover figures, the higher are obtained iur small
ard chu,ce los only
FLouR.- There Is no change in the marker fi
HoNaid street. Flour. The late = s~h adylces
ta,us -ii IT ia the same state which ex'sre p e
vou.ly Stree our last repn't we n1ie sales To tte
amount or 100 hhl. at 81 So whi'h i the ruling
price. Also 50 bhls. fine OF Sl,25. RecTiits
limited aud the stock on hsnd Vt present IS
Igh,. We quaie the receipt price from ears A.
S137b Cor sup~,Goe. There was sole of 500 hbls.
CITY Mills Fiout on Sa:urdsy At 81 50; and to-da,
several parcels have been soil Al he same prire
GEAtN---ih The sales OF gnod to suictly prime Mi.
and Virginia Nheats aye making to-day R5 ~
cents, aud at ordinary To good reds az rs =" 30
cont. Sales Of family -four white v heats tod, y
nj 100 "a los cents Sizes If Nd white Corn ,hi-
motnlrg A. 48 cents. Sse- If some patc'lsnf Md
yellow, not prre, have been made to-day At so
cents; p-.m@ los NE worth 5 OF 50 cents We
quote Nd Rye at c. 65 cents; and Nh Oats ~
80 30 cents
RAcoN There is a regular and steady demand
fnr Bacon, bat sales are generally cau65ed 10 small
parcels, az the light siock now IN dss han@s dor-
not admit # extensive operations. Holders are
firm ~ the following rates; VIZ; Shoulder ~
cenls; SIDES "a 8 cents; assored a Is cents ;
ard ilsm- 81 "a 10 cents
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

PEDIGREE. gentleman passing
through our dog market" IN Wall street,
a few days ago, saw man and boy
each carving IN their arms Newlound-
land pup. Observing paper tied about
the neck Of tie one which The boy carried.
he inquired lis object. "Oh" said the
boy, 'that tells all about his relations. -
NJ y. Com AdU.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
Dissolution Of Co-PminerShip.

TENHE Partnership heretofore existing batween
Y the subscribers in ,he TaRaag Bps8aess,
under The styIe OF ROBINSON x DECK. was
dissolved. oa the Gth of May last. by mutual eoa-
sent. The books, bonds. oles and accounts OF the
firm are placed 10 he hands o. George l. Dscb tof
settlement. All persons knowing themselves in-
debted to the late firm. will please call and nuke
as speedy settlement as possible
Mr. Samuel Robinson viii hereafter conduct The
business on his own account
SAMUEL ROBINSON.
GEORGE I. DECK
Hedgesvis, Aug. IA, lei j--n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
FRESH CONFECTIONERY, &C.

FgsHE subscriber has just received tom Bati-
" more fresh supply OF Confectionery, such a.
Candies, Figs. Prunes, haisins, Nuts Of at kinds
,roceties-such as n. O, Molasses, gond qua ny
Of RIO Co6ee at 10 per To-, Orleans Sugar al s
cts also, another kind OF Brown Sugar AT 8 cis.
Alum, sslasratas, Ground Giuger, and Fine Salt,
which be offers for sale on pleasing terms.
Aug 81 GEORGE RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

Having Witnessed, curing last harvest, Tie ope
ration oi MoCornck'. " beat Hssper on the farm
Of james l. Hanson. ESQ., and having siso exatol-
ned several fields which had been cut over by II
there, satisird ttsi ii is most saluahle
machirs, aud ne rs operation NIll ptore ssti-fse-
tory TO any ote who viii give IL tar ifisi- Il Is
Superior any invention f'r The purpose Of rraping
aud saving gram, with vtieb we are aeq tainted.
GE0. MM. RANSOM,
N =. WHITE,
JN0 K. FLAGG,
JAMES Bt0WN,
ALEX. JONES.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

POPULAR EDUCATION IN TEXAS. By
law OF the Republic Of Texas, l3,294
acres oil land are set apart in each county
for the support Of primary schools, and
22I 400 acres for the endowment Of tw
colleges.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

q feel il to be az act Of justice 70 the propre
tor Of the MeCormlck Keapef Co STATE. tBat ess
present fof some bouts Outing The getting OF Capt.
kansons wheat and lbat IL performance was en-
u,sy satisfactory ~ every respects that coHsid
eted u, on ,bs whole, preferable To any Other Ma.
chine whose operation have tne,ss.i.
Aug. 20, 1915. ALEX'R LINK.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
McCOIsMECH,s

" So 49, 1- Iss.
gENHE following are lew # the many Cera6
d Gates hsad commrndstofy u the M C5-
nck Wbeat REAPER, ard are published 70 cousei-
act any influence that might arise ttonl the Uefaun-
ded report that Capt j. l.. Ransom had DISCARDED
ihr Machine. On the contrary. Caps. HANSON used
tie Machine ihloug hont Tie harvest, and speaks Of
it Ia the most lsudagory tetms.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
" OTFCE.

4 Ill persons adeoted 70 tie undersigned, are
"A respectfully ieqaested % come forward and
tesss Immediate pay msHt. ticy ere very much
20 ~.nt Of noney and ceanot well give iurlher in
dalsenee l. s l., ASH
ssm. IT. 1876.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
MART!NSBuRG ACADEMY.

FEYHE exerejses Of his School commenced on
d Mondsy, the Isl inst ratens ard guardians
who intend to patrouise the School, respectful.
" fequesred to do without delay. as IT is impsr.
iant that no time should be lost at The beginning Of
the Session.
Terms for Session of Ten Months.
The English branches and Arithmetic, $50
The English branches aud higher Mathematics, %
The Geek and Latin Languages, 80
The Greek and Latin Languages, and the ! %
higher branches Of Mathematics,
The French Language. an additional fee of 6
The Spanish and Italian Languages will be
taught # desired, upon the same terms
the French.
ARCHIBALD CARY,
Sept. 4, 1845-2w Priacipah
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NatIlan q. Ynung:

rgNAkE NOTICE, Ihst on Saturday. ne 90iA
Il dag Of September neat, at the Upued States
Hotel ia Marun-bulg, | viii take The deposous
of suudry witnesses be offered as evidence in a
SUI, now pending "a tic County Court Of Berkeley
on us Chenceiy side, ie which | am plaintiff and
you aud others are defendants.
JACOB VtNSoHHELLER.
Aug IA, l945-5w
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llFEEa.

On Wednesday. the Sd inst.. EMM, JAvE, in
FAINT daughter Of Nj. Wm. Smith, OF this County
aged 8 months and , days
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

On Tuesday evening the % inst, by the Rev
VIM IL. Coffin Mr.. CHRisrtAN NoLFF, Of this
place, to Miss SARAHJ NEWCOMER, daughter Of
Mr Jacob Newcomer, of This County
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
Notice :

FTTHE undersigned takes this method so inform
4 the public that he has rented Capt. John +.
Bo,d's Mills, Al Bunker's-llih. The Mills arr IN
complete order 10 grind all kinds OF grain lie
will grind Wheat aud give one barrel Of snper
Flour Cor evers three hundred ponds 81 merchant
abba wheat, or buy wheat at the market pfice eni
pay cash on aeligefy aud in the prhper sfa'on
vii attend puuctuely to grinding Plaster and
crushing Corn in the ear.
The guuriug 81 Rye and Corn a.tended 10 at all
times end done 10 tho best manner
tie wiu ais, keep good article Of FLOUR for
family use, which he win sell Tor cash eYrhaase
for good wheat farmers and all others are Invi-
Ted 10 call before making contracts else shere, o.
he intends by promPtuess and proper attention e
business to merit liberal sha,e of the public pa
uonsge. } ). }. 1iolNEh.
Jaly 10. 1ei5-3n
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TRUSTEES &0Ee.

ID record IN The Cl-ik's Office Of The County
Court OF Berkeley County, the undersigned. Trus-
tee will proceed 10 sell, on WedAesaay ne lStqf
October Htzt in front of the CourtH House in Mar
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
h0TlCE TO all CONCERNED.

BpY deed Of trust executed By Heory Rehrer
IA D to the undersigned as Trustee, which deed Is
dsied Juue 80, l845, aud is duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County Count Of Berkeley, for
the benefit Of certain persoos therein named, the
said Rohrer has assigned and transferred 10 the
undersigned ali The Bonds, Bills, Notes Book Ac-
counts, Evidences OF Deb,s, SC OF every desrrp
ton due and unpaid from and by ell persons here
iof1re dealing uRnsacing business with The ssid
Rohrer whether as Miller, MiH-Wdgiit or Trader.
All such persons are therefore, hereby notified of
said assg nment, nd also at the necessity TO come
forward immediately and make payment 10 the mr.
deIsigned Trustee All accounts mus, be settled
Immediately, either BY payment Of by giving notes.
The Books viii be kept a. honeywood Mills, where
Mr. Rohter. assi,trd by Mr. JamesC Ontek, visit
attend the closing o! The several accounts Pey-
SCENTS can be made 10 The unGe tsigped his TEST
dehce
ROBERT " sRODGRAss,
July 10. l8i5-u Trastee.
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~ p - a 2
a gust 81, lsf5-2
.gnhn Ahf.Ns

sS6IsN Sk6tfs
WTOl btpg o non-resilent of the State. this is
N 10 give ,ou NOTICE, ,hs,, on Ihursdqy
~ "a lei Oeto5er l845 ut the Office Of Sramau
Gaard, 10 the town Of Nlarunshuse all take
ths d positions Of John Pickering, Iohlas Parsnus,
Harrison Hess, Washington Coli. Morgan Nor
gar, aad 4 pheniah SiiYers, 10 belesd as evidence
n suji naw depepdjng in the Cireui' Superior
Court Of Lsw and Chanoety TO- the County az B~rke-
Icy ia which am complainant Bnd you and others
ATE defendants.
PHILIP FITZGERALD.
September A. l845-5w
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.Hnffce.

A LII persons having eisiass assinst the Under
IA signed, are requested % present them imme.
ilaisiy 'ef payment l. & L. ASH.
Sept. n 1915.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

JFFFEBsos CouETY Aug 945.
Msssrs HE & Soa; Srs--Y0u Aachiue was
tried N our heid--il operates well. cuttipg ne
gram perfectly oiran, and without choking. Our
nelgboofs WHO witnessed the uai, ~efe pleased
sith the operation Of It, aud cons der j, good Ma
chine. Years, respectfully,
J. ". REYNOLDS.
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var. James Long:

Tr. James AORS:
FRyAKE NOTICE, thai on So'urdag. ne lsH
d dog Of September, 1918, a. We office ol sea-
man Garara, in Martiu,bure, Berkeisy County,
Yugioia, shall take the dispositions # william
Cunningham, seur., w,liiaa lo~son. John ksp-
huger. John Long, and tiizabeib Long. 70 be- lead
ia ny behalf in the Chaaces -aa pending IN the
Circuit Coar, fot Berkeley County, Wherein : am
plaintiff and you are defendant.
JACOB HAMME.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

EAMIIY & SuPERFlNE FLOUR just re-
~ eeived fresh supply Of Family and Superfne
Flour. and for sale CHEAP, for cash
r. r Depot. Sept. II WIN KROESEN.