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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01
w A n T S
NpoARDERs yyANTED.

NpOARDERS WANTED. Six or eight Gen
ZEE teInen can be accommodated with BOARD on
reasonable terms, On application at
No.2iI PRATT STREET,
Ja29-c04t Between Hanover and Sharp SITS.
EPOAKDERS WANTED. Five orten GEN
He IlIEMEN or two or three GENTLEMEN md
thelr WIVES. can be accommodated with BOARD
ny applying at No. IA SOUTH GAY STREET, few
noors south OF Baltimore street.
jaS 3m MRS MATTHEW'S.
6NlfUAIION WANTED IN THE SPRING
~ by "a MAN somewhat advanced in life, III either a
commission house, large grocery dry goods esab
llSllhent VIII" has been in public life for about TWEEN
V-hVe years, and whose acquaintance in the lower
western counties of Maryland is quite extensive, Civ
Ing him the advantage OF bringing To the establish
meht employing him additional patronage. He is pre-
pared TO give the very best references in Baltimore
anu the country. Communications, (Sost pald) di-
rected TO J. u. d., Prince FredericktOwR, Calvert
county, Md, will receive prompt attention, aud if de
SIRED, immediate personal appearance. dl9-2aw2m
SITUATION WANTED, hya young man from
~ the Eastward, as assistant Clerk Porter IN
grocery, Hour or commission store, any other sit
uailon where he could make himself useful to his
employer The best Of references in regard 10 charac-
ter, &c, viii be given. Apply to
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
Jazz 10 Exchange Place.
GSErUATION WANTED by German either
\ y UnI,r, ,n,iIs uStnr part
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01

SIGNS! SIGNSM SIGNSM!
&SIGNS FOR THE TInfES-CHEAPER
- THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING,
in all its varieties, vZ:-Gilt, Ornamental, Transpar
ent, and Plain, designed and executed in superior
style, and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
TRANSPARENCfES of every desc ipton furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed to Will
LIAM PELL, No. 10 Exchange Place, few doon
East of South ST., (over Mr.. Scoti's Intelligence OF
ficc,) will meet with prompt attention. ja-ly
NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
MNOE THE CONVENIENCE OF HOUSE,
III, KEEPERS, FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEPERS
AND OTHERS. The steady and unprecedented in
creasng patronage of this establishment since its
commencement, is sufficient evidence that the com
muhly appreciates its advantages, not only &C
count of the extensive variety of new and beautiful
goods that we are constantly receiving, but also
matter of economy, of tine, and money. And here
we would tender grateful Acknowledgements to the
community generally, and especially to the LADIES,
(wlk foremost in every laudable enterprise) for
thekqiberal support and encouragement, assuring
them that shall always he ready 10 accommodate
them with every kind of HOUSEKEEPING ARTI-
Giles, from the Kitchen upwards, on the most rea-
sonable terms. Being satisfied with small profits and
quick sales, sell cheap that good judges seldom
ask us to take less.
Me-. PACKETS, STEAMBOATS,, HOTELS and
EATING HOUSES Furnished Complete, at short
notice. G. Z. WETMORE CO.,
No. 3 Howard street,
jal6-lm I'd door north of Baltimore, east side
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01
EeIsHoP ONDERDoNK,s TRIAL.

FHNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN STORE,
81 and Is constantly receiving direct from the sna.
ufacturers-
Lasting, Brocade, Twist and Satin Buttons.
Mohair, Alpine and Florentine do
Gilt, Pressed Horn, Bone and Pearl d.
Sivered and Japa nned Hooks and Eyes.
Shell and Horn Side Combs.
do do Twist do
Horn Dressing do
Bonnet Wire. silk Wire, Straw Gimps.
Hair Edgings, Cotton Cords, Collars Bo-ons
Double Buckrams, Book Muslins.
Crown Innings, Artificial Flowers.
Pain Leaf Hats, Bonnets, &c. &c.
All Of which will be sold at manufacturer pgi.ss
by ID. Il. THURSTON,
Jl3 Agent for Manufacturers, No. "a German st.
EOHN F.. HEUISLER Il co. have remov
- ed their Cigar and Tobacco Warehouse to No. I
SOUTH CHARLES STREET, one door from Mar
ket, where they have on hand, and will continue TO
keep, a large assortment of Imported and American
CIGARS, all kinds Of CHEWING and SMOKING
TOBACCO, SNUFF, &c. sc ian
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01

UBERUVIAN GUANO. The balance of the
a. cargo of Peruvian Guano, received by the I'M
derSigned per ship Orpheus, from the Chncha Islands,
for account of the Peruvian Guano Company, is offer
ed at the following prices
Under one ton, cents per ID.
One to five tons, $50 per ton of 2240 IBIS.
Five to ten tons, SIS do. do do.
Over ten tons, SO do. do do.
l3- This cargo is warranted to be pure and of the
hest quality. For sale in bags (of about 100 lbs. each
in small quantities, by David C. Harris, No. 55 Bal
street, or in parcels of ton and upwards by
ial-dlm No. g German street.
A NEW POCKET EDITION of "A County
IA Map ofthc United States exhibiting at one view
the relative location of every county and country
town in the Union; containing also Political Regis
ter, Tables, Distances, sc. Just received and for
sale by PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers and statoners and Blank Book Manufac-
tnrers, No. l6l Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
Depot. ia25
The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-25
THE MORMONS.

At our solicitation, Governor Drew has furnished us for publication, the following singular letter from the President of the Com mlttee of twelve, who rule over the Latte, ! Day Saints at the great city of Nauvoo, ano hls very appropriate reply thereto All the difficulties of that deluded people have growr out of their efforts to establish distinct ano independent jurisdictions within the limits oI Missouri and Illinois, and their determination to set at defiance any controlling, civil autho- Brlty Among the suggestions of the Cover Enor, we are not pleased with the idea of stheir migrating to CALIFORNIA, where John Bull might war with the Saints for dominion Tor make himself the head of the Church, and |colonize them, by way of gratifying his over ,reaching strides for power on this continent Fro his Excelency THos. S. DREW,
 Gopernor of .Arkansas:
 NAUvoo, ILLINOIS, April 3lst, 1S45 HONORABLE SIR:-Sutier us, sir, in behalf ,of dislranchised and long afflicted people te prefer few suggestions for your serious con. ;sideraton, in hope of friendly and unequivo teal response, at as early a period as may sui 'your convenience, and the extreme urgenc, ,ol the case seems 10 demand.
 It IS not our present design to detail tht multiplied and aggravated wrongs that wC lave received in the midst of a nation tha gave us birth. Some of us have long beer
 loyal citizens of the State over which vo, have the honor to preside; while others clain citizenship in each of the States of this grea .conlederaey.. We say we are disfranchisec .people. We are privately told by the highes
 authorities of this State, that it is neithe prudent nor safe for us to vote at the polls still we have continued 10 maintain our righ to vote, until the blood of our best men ha been shed, both in Missouri and the State O Illinois with impunty.
 l Y on are, doubtless, somewhat familiar wit } the history of our eXtermination from tn State of Missouri, wherein scores of our bre { ithren were massacred, hundreds died throug s want and sickness occasioned by their unpa ralleled suflerings; some millions of our pro sperty were confscaled or destroyed, and som fifteen thousand souls fled for their lives the then hosptable and peaceful shores ( Illinois; and that the State of Illinois grante
The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-25
RESPONSE.
EXECUTIVE oFfl'h; , Linze Rock, ark., May

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Liaic h>Po Rock, .art., May;sl \ Hon. BnIcnAm Youse, ;, Pres''' Of Of ' ' twelve of Chrisi's Church Vt Slinls. at Nauvoo, Ill; slR.-Y our letter of the ls' ls.sI .l'I'l sti received, and claims my ealAJSi ."h;liIr | must acknowledge my lnao,,'T la,,a vour people, by calling an ,a es,.n S',i' ] .Ihe w'l General Assembly of ,h1s 1tsari Sn,i iobject contemplated. Ain.t And a','l~n' vour
 know that prejudice agalns, ,te syD. sci'
 { Arkansas, would inanenee se,d;ss, 'I;o .', . body, in reference to afio1a,'s' 1sa oppti
 borders, bor $, an asylum from m.ne,,ibi the TE'
 s which you so sorely ely. eJ"' of inc peo
 sure the representatives ,o o' any cla!
 long hesitate to extend .,.' to hoyrerer a''y szens exclusive privileges llOar ns,iOns
 ! their motives, objects or 0r.ay,ld ayS til,
 s pear; and particularly w w0ulS oeopIs, ] to extend them to your Po'f ;o coli
 s prospects of their coming ..la- ,,l ' ,b,
 { i the civil authorities, wherssy. Il!er svs.sr } ganize under their peculiar fsa, y y'r ra { evident from two very reo' csuse:
 sot the kind, arising '''A
The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-25

MASONIC ANNIvERsARY.-ln accordance swith the announcement, in our columns last sweek, the Masonic Fraternity, of this city Celebrated the anniversary of St. John the
 Baptist, on yesterday, 24th, in due and an
 leent form.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-25
MIR CAIHOIIN,S LETTER.

Il
 We have great pleasure in laying before our readers, the following admirable letter oi j Mir. Calhoun to the citizens of Mobile, who had invited him to public dinner. It bears on every feature, and breathes in every word, , the impress and the spirit of its author consummate statesmanshp, and pure patriot zism. It's views and spirit deserve to be stud Z jed, and treasured up, by every lover of hls country. We preface it with the excellent remarks of the Memphis Appeal-ln direct reference to the electins now pending Tn Ten nessee. True, we have not, now, Tn Arkan- sas, any elections pending. Yet, in antlcl- patton, it is well to present just views, and form correct opinions, upon all questions of interest, so as to prepare for wise course, awhen the time raetion arrives. Next year. Hcandidates, for various offices, will be before 1.-the people of this State Let us, then, Tn Sgood time. and while the mind IS calm, and acool, and free from excitement, set about eX- aamining the pretensions of those who have abeen in office, and candidates for office, here- atofore, and who will be likely to present themselves again. Let us inquire what thelr acourse has been upon this most important 2subject of annexation-whether they were Hits original, or its sseleventh hour" friends 5 3whcther they preferred their own individual interest, or the interest of thcir friends, tc 2 the interest of their country-whether they Ehave been like President Jones of Texas 1opposed to it as long as they darcd to be
 55and have been forced into its support by the sIlrresistble wave of the popular will. The
 dsns involved in this catalogue arc justly slehargeabIe, not only to the Wings, but tC s,some profeSsing, and ,could-ba leading Dem
 aocrats, whom we are prepared to put our fin Seer upon, when the time and occasion requlr,
 Bus to do so In the recent, and heartfelt ajoy at the great Democratic victory, whicI aanimated every true democrat, the sins 0 ssthese secret enemies, and cold blooded friend
 1were almost forgotten, and, without let 0 4hindrance, they have been allowed to ming atheir, voices in the shouts of graduation 5 awhich pervaded the land. In the same wa,
 \ that many opponents of the late war-many aindeed, no doubt, who had burned "blu alghts' on the coast, joined, unreproved, il
 the shoutof victory; so, many opponents o Enumeration when they found their opposition
 was in vain, have now joined in the gla' sPuans which hail its success. It is the du aty of all true friends of annexation to kee] I all eye upon all such characters-and b. as guiltless of either nominating to office, O avoting for them, as they would be of sup d dporting an old blue-light anti-war Federalis dof the deepest dye.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-25

d| We owe many thanks to MT. Norton
 the polite and gentlemanly clerk of the ''Ar- kansas No. 4," for late New Orleans papers Among them, is the Bulletin of the 10th; iu s (which we find the following items, of inte srest, from Mexico, Sc.
 SANTA ANNA has been set at liberty, by Ethe Mexican authorities; and, at the last ac. counts, had just arrived at Havana. He zoe, abroad either as an exile, or as an invalid il search of health, 1t is not certainly knowr (which. It is reasonable 10 expect, however Ina; he will soon return, and be again at tho khead of the ricketty government of Mexico E In regard 10 Texan affairs, the Bulletin Esays:
 N "The late accounts from Mexico make nc kmention scarcely of Texan affairs. There is Treason to suppose that the excitement upon the subject las somewhat died away; and lha Enumeration will be permitted to go on quiet. Ky, in the natural course of events. The i'm
 possibility of preventing the measure, mus
 now be obvions to all. The only object il Eproseeuting a war after this, would be tc
 kpunish the offending parties This is gr,t
 kifcation of mere spite, which Mexico in hel
 Ewasied and torn condition cannot well afford 'E In striving to punish others, she might ge
 Epnnlshed herself, ina way moro galling 1t
 EMexican vanity than was inflicted at San Ja
 Ecinto. A truce however to threats and recri
 Eminations. Alter the knot of annexation i,
 kiairly tied and the wedding over, "there is nc Eway to help it." as is said of runaway matches ESo, 1t IS to be hoped, that the aggrieved ant
 Edssatislied relations will have the wisdom tt 'Eioreet past grudges, and to join heartily il
 Ewlshlng the happy couple long life, prosper
 ous days, and a aumerous posterity.n iloN A. II, SEVER arrived in our city, or E EMonday evening last, from his residence il EJellerson county. All are gratifed to hay, Eamong us, again, our faithful and distinguish Eed Senator.
 H Accounts from the country bordering or Hthe Mississippi river, in Missouri, represen s the wheat, corn and other crops as yer, promising.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-25
BRIGHAM YOUNG,

yv,,.nn p,ou,pns. Clerk chur of the quorum of the twelve '.. D"
 IN. K. WHITNY, Irus- '' sGEoRGE MILLER, tees "'' P. S.-As many of our coa';l Ga;l apost marked "Nauvoo,0 : n nave ", .a',
 9destination-and the mails afOu' U,
 sbeen intercepted by ouf eaeu,'t, @aa S, 'send this 10 some distant o''''' ! sof a special messenger.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-25

Accounts from the country bordering or
 'the Mississippi river, in Missouri, represen the wheat, corn and other crops as very promising.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-27

The issue Of Tickets will be confined TO the Pc
Rod above named and TO the Depots above enume-
rated, and from The Istfo the 9Th Of MaycA tneia-
,iye oilored 10 make the round trip.
II Is deemed absolutely necessary to the comfort
able accommodation of the passengers that the
names Of those who may desire to avail themselves
of the reduction Of fare this OCCASION be handed
in to the Agents of the several Depots where they
mean 10 take tho cars or before the 2<th inst.
On The Warrington Branch.
The fare will be reduced one half or to $3.50
from Baltimore to Washington and back. without
reference to numbers, proOided The round trtp 70
made witain tscenty.f four hours Tickets will also
be- Issued, and corresponding reduction made in
tho fare from Annapolis. Savage, Laurel, Belts
vile and Blsdensburg, and at the same time allow
ed 70 make the round trip.
1, is deemed proper to state that Tickets Issued
Bpdsr the above authority moi transferable, and
tina, il not procured before entering the cara, no
abatement in the regular fare can be made by tho
Conductors Of the Trains.
Arrangements for Extra Trains, for the special
accommodation Of Clubs or parties, can be made,
on application to the undersigned, or TO the Agent
OF the Depot in Baltimore. on OF before the LIST
proxmo. w. S. WO0DSIDE,
Feb. ~, l845-lw Superintendent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-27
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
For 1916.

Asparagxs--Gisnt or Dutch;
Beaas-Kidney Dwarf, or Snaps;
4" Lima. large;
p.. Long Blood. Turnip, Sugar, and Man.
gel Wurtzel;
Brussels Sprouts-
cnt1au} Early York. Harvest. Sugar Loaf,
Ssvoy, &c. &c.
Carrot-Lo Orange;
Cauhfoper-Early end late;
Ceiery-Whte solid;
Cucumber Long Green. Half Long Green,
Early Frame &c sc.
Egg Plant--Purple Oval;
Endtve-Green curled;
Indian Corn-Smith's extra Early fine;
Le;tuce-Lszy or large white head;
Meion-Green Citron, Pine Apple, large Yellow;
Nastnrtium-
Oaion-Early Silyer.skinned;
Parsiey-Dwarf CurIed, very double;
Parsnip-Large swelling or Dutch;
Pumpkin-Connecticut Field and Potato;
Peas-Five or six kinds of the best;
Pepper-Csyenne and Bull-nose;
Radisa-Three or four kinds;
Rhubar6-For pies and tarts;
Saisify or Oyster Plant;
Sptnack-Round Savoy;
SquaM-Eariy;
1'om0to-Lsrge Red and Yellow;
Turnip-Early white fiat superor;
Yellow Swedish, or Ruta Bsga;
All of which are warranted Of the best sorts, and
from Robert Sinclair, Jr. e. Co.
Feb. 90 w. DORSEY, Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-27
Public Safe.

UDY virtue of deed of trust executed by Ibos-
I'D T. Lemen on the 29th day OF December 1888,
20 me as Trustee, for the use OF his creditors,
shall proceed to sell, Saturday, the 18th day
Of March merit, on the farm where the said LemeD
now resides, the following Property, to Wit
Four Horses and Gears;
One Wagon; one Cart;
Ten Ploughs and Hsrrows;
Three Hoes; 5 Axes; 9 Mattocks;
-Four head Of Cattle; 3 head OF Sheep;
One Wheat-Fan; one X Cut Saw;
One Log Chain; one Fifth Chain;
Two Grain Cradles; Q Moving Scythes
lot of Fencing Plank.
Also,
One NEGRO WOMAN named Tara, if not
sold before at private sale.
Terms.--A credit OF six months will be given
CD all sum, of S. and upwards. by the purchaser
giving bond and approved security, under that
sum, cash. No property TO be removed until the
terms of sale are complied with.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock. M.
MARTIN BILLMYER,
Feb. %, 1s45-3w Irustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-27

VTihGiNlA:-in the Circuit Superior Court OF
Y Law and Chsncery for Berkeley County:
January Rules, 1845,
Mathew Jones and Elizabeth his wife, and Jora-
than Burns and Nancy his wife, pitfs
against
William Small and Margaret his wife, John vii.
Hanson, Lewis Winebrenner ana Mary his wife,
Jacob Williamson, Levi Williamson, and Viii
liam Williamson. children Of VIM, Williamson,
decd, and others, Cslib Burns and Sydney his
wife, William Summers, and John Summers and
Martha Jane Summers, children Of said w lillian
Summers and Susan his wife who 10 dead, Jacob
Williamson and Margaret Williamson, the Wild
ow, and Jacob Vandoren, detts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Caleb Burns and Sydney his wife,
and John Summers, not having entered their APP
rearsnce and given security according to the act
Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il APP
pesring by satisfactory evidence that they are out
of this Commonwealth: it is ordered that the said
defendants do enter their appearance to this suit
the first day of the term, and answer the bill
of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper within this
County, and continued for two months successfully,
and another copy thereof posted at the front door
of the Cour,-H ouse Of the said Connty.
CoPy-Teste,
JOHN STRoTHER, C.
Janusry l6. 1845-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-27

NlRGlNlA:-In the Circuit Superior Court of
v Law and ChsuceTy for Berkeley County;
January Rules lS45.
Thomas Friddle, pitf.
against.
Bushrod Francewsy ard James Dixon, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Bushroi Frsnceway, no, having
entered his appearance and giving security accord
ing to the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is out of this Commonwealth: tits ordered,
that the said defendant do enter his appearance TO
this suit on the first day Of the term, answer
the bill of the plaintiff and give security for rer-
forming the decree; and that a copy of this order
be forthwith published in any newspaper within
this county. and continued for two months success
sivey, and another copy Thereof posted the front
door Of the Court. ouse of the said county.
ACopy.-Test,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Ianuary
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-27
January 16, l845-2m

NlRGlNIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court OF
v Law and Chsnoery for Berkeley County:
January Rules, 1915,
Benjamin B. Welsh piT.
agaiasf.
John Little and Remington b. Kowuslar dtts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendent, John Little, not having entered
bis appearance and given security, according to
the of assembly and the rules this court, and i,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is out
of this Commonwealth: it is ordered that the
said defendant do enter his appearance TO this suit
on the first day Of the next term, answer the bill
Of the plaintiff, and give security for performing
the decree; and that a copy of this order be forth
with published in any newspaper within this coup'
~, and continued for two months successfully, and
another copy thereof posted at the front door Of
the Cour,.House of the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STRoTHER, C.
Jarusrv rs 1945.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-27
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

nAISED and put up at the Fradonia Garden,
Ii Chau,auque County, New York, by z. Ris-
lsy& 60.
AsPARAeus-
BE,ss-3oysl white;
BEIr-Early white scarcity;
Blood Turnip;
CAsBAGE-Large Drum Head;
=" Early York;
Z" Early Sugar Loaf;
CAULuLowRR-Fine early;
CARRor-Long orange;
CucuMBER-various kinds;
CrLIRr-White solid;
CoRiAspER-
CoRs-Esrly golden;
LETTUcE-Vsrio0s kinds;
MrLos-Water;
Musk Pine Apple;
MusrARD-White or English;
Osios-Various kinds;
PARssIP-Lsrge Dutch;
PEAs-Esrly Washington;
d" Marrowfat;
PUMPKIN
decentralization kinds;
RHuBARB, or Pie Plant
SATFRos-
S,LsIrr, or Vegetable Oyster;
SrlsAeE- English;
SUMNER SAvoRY-
SeuAss--Various kinds;
IoMAvo- Large Red;
TURsIP-Vsrious kinds.
Also, a large assortment of FLOWER SEEDS, con
.isting Of almost every vsriety-just received sno
for sale by VIM. II, HESLETlNE & co.
Feb 20, l845
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-27

OF which ITO are cleared and in very high state
Of cuItiyation--the balance 10 excellent Timber.
The Farm is unsurpassed ir fertility by any land
in the Valley OF virgisis. II borders the Balti
more snd Ohio Rail Road. within half mile Of
Dofield's Depot, and 10 within three miles OF a
Depot on the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road
the same distance from Depot on the Chess-
peske and Ohio Csnsl. and the same distance from
the Smiihseld and H.rper's Ferry Turnpike. II
lies about equi distant from Cbsrlestown. Hsrpers-
Ferry, and Shepherdsiown--three large market
towns.-being about miles from each
EIk Btspch, plentiful snd neyerfsiling stream,
runs through the Farm
The only building improvement is comfortable
Log Dwelling, for small family, but it contains
very desirable site for residence. sheltered by the
timber land on the west and overlooking the Rail
Road and nearly every acre Of the Farm, and of
about go Acres more that may be added IL desirs-
Bile to the purchaser. There is an Orchard Of good
fruit on the land.
Passengers from Cumberland OF Baltimore leav-
ing either point after breakfast, arrive the land
to early dinner.
Terms made known On the day Of sale.
Feb. 90, i645 EDMUND p. HUNTER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-27

yUyHE Board Of Directors OF this Company, hsy-
IL ing determined to reduce the fare for the oc-
cssion ofths Inauguration Of tbs President OF the
United States the undersigned is authorised TO Is
sue Tickets to pavtsss Of 40 or more, who may sP-
DIV for transportation at any one Of the under men-
TONED Depots on the Main Stem Of the Road. from
the LIST TO Sd of March inclusive, at the following
reduced rates, and subject TO the following condi-
lions, viz:--
From Cumberland, Psttersoa's Crcck, For the
Green Spring Run, Little Cscspon, Round
Crest Cscspon, or Hancock TO Bslti- } Trip.
r n N