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MARRIED

MARRIED,
On Sunday, 9th inst. by the Rev'd. Mr. Slicer Mr.
JoHs G. ADAMS to Miss HENRIETTA WHITAKER all
of this city
On the Sd inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Hamilton JOHN W.
LAwRENsoN TO Miss SOPHIA SMILEY, all of this CITY
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ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE. We call at
ten,on to the advertisement of Messrs. H.
Martin & Co., of New York, Ito be found III
another column) who are publishing most
beautiful edition Of the Family Bible, in parts
at IS cents each. The illustrations are, truly
beautiful.
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HpOoTs, SHOES, HATS, &c. B. c. RHODES,
rect from the manufacturer
Mems Seal, Grain, Kip and Calf BOOTS
Men. do do do do BRoGANs
Boys and youths do do
Mems boys and youths Thick BOOTS
Women's Morocco, Kid and Leather SLIPPERS
Misses and children's do do
With other kinds embracing general assortment.
Also, large supply Of
Russia
Nuria Beaver,
Cashmere, HATS.
Coney and Muskrat,
Angola and Silk,
Also 30 cases very superior Japanned HATS.
With a full assortment of
PALM LEAF AND LEGHORN HATS.
G9-Al Of which offered at VERY Low PRICES.
apS-d4tSeost
N lGW GOODS. Just opened fresh supply of
~ superior black Bombaznes, Lupin's manutac-
ture; do. do. ALPACAS, unusually fine
Superior plain and 1g'd white Marseilles VISITING
do. do and corded black Satin do.
do. style Marseilles do
Rich Barge SHAWLS and SCARFS
Super black Silk Warp Cashmaret
do do. ORA dEte
do all Wool do.
do. plain and twied SUMMER CLOTH
do new style white and calored DRlLLINGS
Extra fine white Duck DRILL, for Vesting sc.
Rich Bazarine LAWNS; Bareges
do. Mourning Lawns; Mousnes; black BAREGE;
Balzarne, sc.
{by- Daily receiving new Goods which we can offer
wholesale and retail at low prices Wholesale Rooms
up stairs HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
aps 203 Market street.
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G3- RHEUMATIC PAINS can now be alleviatea
and the disease ERADICATED, by the means pre-
scribed by DIR. JOHN Nj. WILLIAMS. Visit his
Laboratory, 80 EAST BALTIMORE STREET, fifth
door East of Front street, where sold all of his
Vegetable Medicines the best series of Remedies eper
offered to the public. They are solely his own compo-
sltion and can be procured nowhere else in Baltimore
than at his Laboratory The following form part OF
the series, viz:
Tonic Vegetable Bitters, 25 cents a bottle
Indian Vegetable Purifying Blood Pills, % box.
Vegetable Dyspepsia Specific SO cents bottle.
Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, d cents a box.
Vegetable Cholera Specific, 25 cents bottle.
New Emetic Preparation, l2i cents vial.
Pedcluvium, or Foot Bath, l24 cents package.
Vegetable Cough syrup, for the cure of Consump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, SC, 31s cts a bottle.
New Remedy Tor Group, l2d cents a vial.
Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, a pr ciols
article for mothers and infants, SO cts. a bottle.
Rheumatic Liniment and Embroc alton, the best pre-
paration ever made-Slt0.
Sovereign Remedy for Piles 90.
Dysentery Cordial, so cents bottle.
REMEMBER, that no harm can possibly result from
the of any medicine sold this Laboratory while
the good results of all DIR. Williams Remedies are
attestcd by the evidence of number of persons
who have been benefited thereby. ap5-3t
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LETTER BAGS UP At THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Amslerdam-ship Herman, Apriist 9Th.
For Rio dc Janero, via Observation-Disclosures Iowa,
10th inst.
For Bremea-Barque Louise, 30thnst.
For Kingston, Jam-Schr Martha Elizabeth, with
despatch.
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QF-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mildly
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Coal TRADE. II is known that the Balti-
more and Ohio Rail Road company has con-
tract with the Mount Savage Coal company,
for the delivery in Baltimore Of a large quantity
of coal, SC daily: and we learn, that other coal
companies are seeking to make similar con-
tracts; so that it is probable that Baltimore will
be able to supply other cities with any quantity
of bituminous coal which may be required 1t
is the duty of the corporate authorities to afford
every facility to this trade which may be con-
Sistent with the interests of tho city. A com.
plant is made, that the transportation through
the city is now too high, and that the expenses
Of wharfage, &c. tend to interpose obstacles tt
this trade; but we presume that they will be re
moved so far as the city is concerned.
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~ AKI1N'S ILLUSTRATED IN MiLf
lFA BIBLE, IN PARTS, AT IS CENTS EACH
Part three of this magnificent edition published
Oh the first of April, ecmbeished with line engrav
ing of Hager and Ishmael. The notes, by The Rev'd
Alexander fletcher, ESQ favorbly known oy MS Guide
to Family Devotion, Scripture History, &c. sc) are
of devotional character, and entirely free from sec
taranisn. The work is recommended by Ministers of
all denominations the letters of which VIII be given
in full at the back of the wrappers Part one aud two
contain the engravings of Moses, with the Tables of
the Law-ihe Good Shepherd and the Holy Family,
engraved in the style of the best English Annuals.-
The superiority Of this edition all others is be-
yond comparison. r. MARTIN & CO.,
&c John street, New York.
Agent-SHrRrz & TAYLOR, Bait. ap9-eo3t
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ETHIOPIAN SERENApsRs. The original Eth
opian Serenaders give another concert to-
night, at the saloon of the Assembly Rooms,
and, judging the future by the past, there will
be delightful jam. BE advised, and 60 early.
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$1,000 at T Ne a f DAY FOR g,i ee'y y ss
dated Lottery, class 49, drawn yesterday, two snug
prizes: one of $1,000 Nos. II "a 40, quarter ticket apd
one of $780, Nos 40 So SO, half ticket, bo,h sold to
citizen customers, for small OUTLAWS made at the lucky
Office of MILLER x co.
{3- Draws TO DAY, the Md Lottery, class l4-78
Nos IA bafl0s-a first rate scheme for the price Of
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ID | f D.,

ID l r d,
On the 9th Inst. in the 18th year of her age MIRru
DUkEHART. eldest daughter of the late J. Dukehart
On the 9Th instant, JAMES BEATTY, son of David T.
and Sarah Mckim, aged years and 81 days.
At Grand Gulf, Miss, on the Sd instant, Mrs ANNA
MARIA MUIR, wife of J. G. Muir, Esq, after linger
ing Ilness, borne with nnmurmurinE patience.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME:

ricketts, ~. -hlihfeS IN proportion.
t Risk on package OF IS quarters only SO IS.
For packages, single tickcts shares of tickets, ap
ply to the old established and most fortunate Office Of
MILLER Il co.
Corner of Baltimore and st Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lsttery, class A. drawn
April 7---lowesi prize IS:
~ 30 "a 81 3 81 ID 50 70 ca DO II
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"RS MCPHERSON, No. So North Howard
WI street, in order to accommodate her numerous
customers has received from the latest arrivals in NJ
York, embroidered and plain mourning and fancy
Lawns; English, French and Domestic Calcoes;
large variety Of French worked Collars and Inside
Hdkfs, Insertings and Edpngs. ap62w
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HNOR SALE, for a term of years an active Co
a. lored Roy, aged Is years. Enquire Of Mrs. j. l.
Conen, or Mrs p A. Nckerson, No. So North How
ard street. apS-2w
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SUPERIOR SOAP. Superior Starch; Rotten
- Stone; Bath Brcksi Washing Soda; Silver Sand;
Saeratus and Hops. Fer sale by
apps MARCUS DENISON, 81 Batmore-st.
ESRESH SODA, Sugar. Boston, and Hand made
n, Water Crackers, superior Cheese, &c.
For sale by MARCUS DENISON.
apps 81 Baltimore street
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NE RS. N1CKERSON, No. So North Howard
I'VE street, still keeps on hand variety of French
aud German Toys and Fancy Articles. Lot of Dolls
and Doll Hcads-Selling Off very Cheap. ana DIV
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-08

ENRLNGES. Fiinges of all colors and patterns,
"a, made TO order at the lowest prices at
]. NJ. iAIG'S Fringe and Tasse Factory,
ap6 l2l Baltimore st. doors above Senh.
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Bouldin's troop Of horse, paraded yesterday af
ternoon in great numbers, and made quite a
handsome appearance.
arrested Yesterday colored man named Geo.
coat, supposed to have been stolen. He was
committed to Jail for further examination, by
James l.. Armstrong, Esq.
appropriations. The City Council, during
its present session, has appropriated the sum of
sl0,4lO.02 to various purposes,
Distinguished .arrival The Hon James
Buchanan, Secretary of State, arrived in this
city Yesterday afternoon from his residence in
Pennsylvania, and took rooms at Barnum's
Hotel. He will leave this morning IN the nine
o'clock train of cars for Washington.
Commissioner of Stamps. We observe that
]. Swan, ESQ, of this city, has been appointed
Commissioner of Stamps, under the "Stamp
Law" and that he has accepted the Office.
Singular Presenliment. Mrs. Dorothea Foos,
aged 50 years, died at her residence in Ensor
street, near Madison, on Saturday evening,
having lived to see five generations. Mrs.
| Zoos dreamed some nine years since, that she
would die on the 5th of April 1915, and her
acouaintances have often heard her state her
presentiment. About two years ago, she acct
dentally fell out of bed, and broke her hip, and
otherwise injured herself, so that all hopes OF
her recovery were given up, but she steadily
insisted that she would get about again, and
not die until the 9TH of April, 1915, and sin
gular though it may be, yet such the fact,
she did live until last Saturday, the. 9Th of
April, and died on that day. This i, indeed a
most singular presentiment fulfilled. --.4'gus
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M RS. MCPHERSON, No. SO North Howard
lsA street, intends keeping an assortment of Lace,
Neapolitan, Florence Braid, and Rutland Straw BON
NETS. APPS 2w
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-04-03
DRcI,o sQloanu(act4,.t.

VEHHE undersigned respectfully call the at
n tention of the public to the fact, that they
are now manufacturing, at the old established
stand at the Rail Road Depot, all kinds Of
ROPE AND CORDAGE., embracing Ma
chine, Mill. Well and Halter Rope, Coil
Rope, Bed Cords, Plow Lines and Sash Cords.
Also, TWINE Of every description.
The work manufactured at this establish
ment, will be of the best KENTUCKY HEMP
made by and under the superintendent of
4. w. GRlMsHAw, the only regular sccrsn,ap
in the above business in this place, who most
respectfully solicits the olu customers of his
father to extend their patronage to this estab-
lishment.
Country Merchants and sthers are assured
that Rope of better qnality and on better terms
can be had of the undersigned than elsewhere.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Give us call when
you want rope. DAVID DEAHL,
T. w. GRINISHAW.
Winchester, March 6, 1856 e
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Young Ladies' Boarding Seheol.
Angerona Seminary.

!HSHIs School, located in the vicinity Of
Il Winchester, and devoted to the nstruc-
ton of Young Ladies in the higher branches
of education, designed more particularly as a
Boarding School,, was resumed, under
the care of the subscriber, on the second
Monday in September last. The general ar.
engagements of the school are the same as
when formerly under the care of the under.
signed, and embraces thorough course Of
instruction in all the branches of English, clas-
seal and ornamental education. 7 ma.
TERMS. per session of $ and half months,
payable one half in advance,
For junior pupils, including board, wash
ing and tuition, .~r 500
For senior pupils. including do. SIS
sc ''~ Languages included, 70
French s6.Drawing3S1 Painting $40; Piano $40
Circulars, giving full particulars, furnished
on application to the undersigned, either per-
sonally or by letter.
so L. EICHELBERGER.
OctoberSl. 1a44-6mTpdl ss5f
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TRUST SALE.

pY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- me as trustee, by Prince Henry, decd.
to secure certain sum Of money therein
mentioned to John F. Haines, of record in
the Clerks Office of this county, and dated
April 5, 1S41, | shall proceed to sell, on Fri
day the 25th inst, certain House and Lot,
or parcels of lots, containsng three quarters
of an acre. more or less, adjoining the lots of
w. W. Magruder and Susan Bowman--the
said house and lot to be sold subject to the
widows dover. Sale to take place on the
premises, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
WM. T. STEWART, Trustee.
April 8, 1S45-4t
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GGet1' 8oops,
CHEPER THAN EVER !

HELLER & BROTHER having removed
- u the store heretofore kept at Maurertow,.
to SaumsvAIe, and in the room recently occu
pied by Mr.. A.. Miley, inform their friends
that they have just opeaed at that place and
at their establishment at Toms Brook, an
entirely new and attractive assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, embracing the
usual variety kept in country stores, such as
cloths, cassimeres. cassinets, vestngs. caIicoes
and gnghams, silks, muslns. and in fact al
most every article for ladies' and gentle mems
wear-hardware, queensware, groceries, med
lcines, dyestuffs, &c. They have determined
to sell goods as cheap FOR cash or 10 punctual
customers as they can be had elsewhere
in the county. Give us call. Country Pro.
duce, as usual, win be taken in exchange for
Goods. April 5, 1916
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APPOINTMENTS
For the Baltimore Conference Of the M E.
Church. fo,. 1S45.

For the Baltiaaore Conference Of the M E.
Church, for ls45.
Baltimore District-J. A. COLLINS, P. E.
Bait City-W .Halilton 6 Hildt,J I'll. Waugh
Charles St. s Bethel-E. Dorsey, JIM Jones.
Fayette Street-Willam Evans.
VIM. Street-W. 0. Lumsden, Jos. Plotner.
Columbia Street-Barnard n. Nadal.
Whatcoat-E. P. Phelps.
Summerfeld-T Thomas Sewall, Jr.
Emory-E. r. Veitch.
Howard Street-Wm. F. Mercer -
Sharp st. and Asoury-Thomas McGee.
Baltimore City Mission-Edwarb A. Allen.
Baltimore Circuit-Wm. Hank, r. H. Brent.
j. l.. Gibbons, sup.
Patapsco Station-A. A. Reese
Severn-P. ID. Lipscomb, Matthew A.Turner
Annapolis Steele.
West River-John Miller, w. L. d. GLENN.
Calvert-Amos Smith, VIM r. White.
Bladensburg-FrancisM Mccartney, Thomas B,
Lennon, William Edmonds, sup
ST. Mary's-Wm H. Enos, James Bunting.
North Bait District. BEAR, P. E..
North Baltimore-Henry Slicer, R. S. Vinton,
w. l.. Spottswood.
East Baltmore-Jas Sewell, Sam Kepler.
Caroline Street-S. A. Roszel, John Lanahan-
High Street,. f. Morgan.
German Mission-A. Miller, Ernst Buhre.
Seaman's Bethel-Hezekiah Best.
Great Falis-Jacob Larkin, Jas Ii. March.
Hereford-T. H.W. Monroe, J. W. Lambeth,
E. Harford-Chas B. Young. jos. France.
West Harford-J Ball, J. Maclay.
Havre de Grace--Zane Bland.
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NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN Ever.

NMlLL be opened in a day or two, at the
w store of the subscriber in Woodstock.
a fine assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, suitable for ladies' and gentlemen's
wear; such as French Donbazre. ne,ino.
alpacas, silks, callcos Of the newest s.vIe,
sha'sis. handkerchiefs, &c &c: cloths Of va
rlous Kinds, Blue blre black, brown, pilot, ca.
det, &c &c. cashmere of various shades and
coiors, ves'ings Of various descriptions, /. fine
assortment OF hats Russia, beaver, &c. very
cheap-a flne assortment of domestic cottons,
cotton yarn of all Nos, a good assortment
tiardwsre-a!so, queensware, drugs. paints.
dyestutls, BIC &c.,-ati of which has been Sc.
.e-fed with great care, and will ',e sold low.
All he asks is call from the public, end they
can see for themselves. Feeling thankful
for pas; tayors he will endeayor to merit .
Continuance of the same.
Produce taken in exchange for goods
JOHN C. KERN.
1odt
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AS USUAL.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale good as
Il sor.ment of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Queensware. Shoes, Boots. an excellent selec
ton of Books-Medicines, Paints, Dyestuifs.
and Patent medicines of every kind (such as
Jayne's, Hance's, &c Confectionery, Tobac-
CO. Segars. Stone and Potters' ware Glass OF
all sizes-Fresh Garden Seeds justreceived--
and many articles too tedious to mention
eau Tor what you want, and -any article called
Tor, if not on hand, can be purchased By one
OF my family in Baltimore now, and sent on in
few days. will sell every article as low as
it can be had elsewhere. Produce takelr in
exchange for goods. Reasonable credit vii!
be gwen. and cash thankfully received.
JOHN G. SCHMIT,r.
February Is.
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0lC oooPo.p, @Lcaoeu..,.

HNHE fourth annual session of this institu-
IL ton will commence on the third Monday
In November, 1874 The yearwill be divided
into four quarters Of twelve weeks each.-
Scholars may enter the school at any period
in the term, and will be charged from such
time for at least one quarter. But no deduc-
ton will be made after enterance for absence
for that quarter, except in case of sickness.
EXPENSES OF TUITION.
For Orthography, Reading Writing, Arithme-
tic and History, Sl2
For English Grammar, Geography with
the use of Globes and the projection Of
Maps, Natural Philosophy, &c. 16
For Mensuration, Trigonometry, Algebra,
the theory and practice of Surveying,
Astronomy, sc. 20
These expenses are for the year.]
This school is furnished with good maps,
splendid globes, excellent mathematical nstru-
ments, black board, philosophical apparatus
&c.-Bcafding in genteel families in the
neighborhood convenient to the school, can be
had on very reasonable terms.
- JOHN G. EWING, PR1se,pAL.
Mt Jackson, Shenandoah CO. Va. saj
November 7lS44 Ctf
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WESTERN ASYLUM.

The new buildings are now fully completed
and fitted up for use, and there is room to ac-
commodate some forty or fifty additional Fee
male Patients. All who have applied for "a
partments heretofore, are therefore requested
to bring on the Patients Immediately; and 9th
ers desiring apartments will please make known
the fact to DR.. F. T. STRIBLING. the Physi-
clan and Superintendent of the institution
Stanton Spectator. 9
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Oct 8. 1914
Valuable Property for Sale.

"a ME subscriber has on hand, nearly En-
= ished, large Six Horse Broad Tired
Wagon, | Three Horse do, New Carryal.
finished completely; or 2 Of the Stricken
Wheat Fans, all Of which win be sold low for
cash or on time to good responsible persons, OF
exchanged for produce. For further particulars
call on the subscriber at his store in Woodstock,
where he has large stock of Goods of all
kinds, new styles, selected with great care in
the Northern Markets, all of which will be
sold low for cash or On time to punctual Gus
toners, or exchanged for produce.
,l.-a JOHN C.. KERN.
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% Cents Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living on
ANStony Greek, on the l4,h inst IAN linden,
ted apprentice boy to the farming business,
named Joseph Horner Said apprentice will
be nineteen years of age in August next--a
bout six feet high-well built--iight hair
had Oh a blue jeans suit of ciothes,other par
ticulars are deemedumecessary The above
reward will be given for his delivery to me.
RI M M DANIEL WEBB,
March 20, l84s-st. pd,
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would fall harshly and jeeringly upon
theAmerican -sBRIrTASNIA RULES
THE wAvEsn "
But we do not despair of the success
of this government in favorable termi-
nation of the negotiations now pending
with Texas, because we have no evi.
dence before US that the people of that
country are not yet warmly in favor Of
annexation; and we are not aware that
there is now any new opposition that
did not previously exist-it was here
tofore privately exerted, but is new pub
licly manifested. Mr.. JosEs, now
president Of Texas, aware of the feel
ings Of the people upon the subject,
if we may judge from his past conduct,
will act agreeably to their wishes; and
unless they are deceived and lured off
by the influences already mentioned we
can but cherish the hope, that the pre-
sldent will interpose no barrier to the
happy and triumphant incorporation Of
the Lone Star into the family of A !.
merican States.
The greatest fault, it is understood,
which the opponents of annexation find
with the joint resolution, is, that all
her resources, in the shape Of salt
springs, minerals, &c., are reserved
her public lands only being left to ex-
tinguish her national debt. Suppos-
ing it to be true, that the public lands
of Texas will not pay off her debt, yet
the objection is Of little force, when it
is remembered, that the value of her
real property will be enhanced to more
than twice its present value, by annex
alton, and the immediate influx of
personal property-such as slaves, &c.
and subject to taxalion-will, we think,
more than overbalance the reserved re-
sources. and insure the liquidation of
her public debt within reasonable
time. Texas, then, ultimately, will
lose nothing by becoming an American
State, under the joint resolution, or in
deed, in any other way; but she has
everything to lose, by selling her birth.
right to England for a mess of that
same red pottage!'
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More New Goods /!

At the Cheap Cash Store!
VHHHE subscribers have just received a
"A further supwly of
Brown and beached cottons
piece black cashmere
doz. of those net caps, only s cents
Apron checks, &c. &c.
Also 9 hogsheads prime sugar at cents
AND THEY OFFER
Best Rio Coffee at 10 cents
Also coffee at cents
Molasses at 40 cents
Starch at 70 IL cents
Saleratus at 10 10 cents
Potash at II 1.2 cents
Ginger at 1ss cents
Nutmegs at - 10 PROF.
Chocolate at 81 per cake
Best tea at ST IS pflb
Fine glaz powder $50 per ID
Blister steel at 9 cents
Hoop iron at 9 cents
Window glass $40 Is Sd pr doz or 81 for
half box
And many other articles at the lowest price
for cash. We invite all who want cheap goods
to call and examine our stock.
FETZER s. DINGES'
Cheap Cash Store, near the Court house.
Feb e
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CoEasEaa listeners Sale.

E-gY virtue OF a decree entered in the coun-
Ely court of Shenandoah, at December
court, 184S, in the case of Levi Claypole,
plaintiff, against Richard CARVER, | shall pro
coed, on the l2fh day Of aprii neat, before the
door of the court house in Woodstock. to sell
the LAND in the bill and proceedings men
toned, at public sale,- on a credit of six
months--the purchaser giving bond and good
security for the purchase money. Such in
terest will be sold as George Teats and wife
conveyed to the defendant, Richard CARVER,
III the land of which John Sheetz died seized,
living on the head waters of Stony Greek, ad.
joining the lands of Adam Barb, John Basey
and others
$3.50 J.aHAAS, ID. s. for J. Irwin. $. s. G.
March 70, l845-4t Commissioners.