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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
THE SOUTHERN LITERARY
NEsSE NGER.

1 s 2
TT AS now been established ten years, during
| I-l Which il has overcome many andgreAtlO6-
staoles; and attained 3 wide circulation and a
very high character. The efforts Of the present
editor win b. Strenuousy directed, hOCo1Iy 70
the preservation gifts ancient fame, but ALEC 20
its constant Improvement. In THE, the fatler-
ing Testimonials he has received during the IasE
twelve months, lead him 70 believe that DE hue
already succeeded, aas nl r.iim lin
The contributors are numerous, embracing
professional and amateur writers OF the frsj dis
tinction. Great expense ID incurred and great
pains are taken TO secure d n abundant supplyo
interesting and instructive matter,
REoUIAR CoNTRlBUToRs.- B, Tucker
G. B. Hayden; Nasus, authoress Of The Vows
l.PretenslQn,' &c; L. W, AuihOrof tghe Pnzs
fTale,' Co.. Virginia Lieut.. IA. Il. Maury, u. s,
NJ, Washington w. Gilmore Simms, IL D.,
George Frederick Holmes, South Ca rOina; Mrs
Jane T. WOrthiugtoq, Ohio; Mrs, Mary r,
Hewitt, New York; e. b. Hale, Illinois VIII
lipm WI. Andrews, D, S. Consul, Malta, III .B,
Hirst, Philadelphia. e.
OCCASIONAL L. CoNTRIBUTORs--P President ThomsO
r. Dew Professor George Tucker; J. B. D. 40.
thor OF sTbe History of an Adyenturer,' and
tSeoEel;" Lucian Minor, w. b., U. g. chaRe,
ItaIy; w. M. b., u. s, Charge; s. A., Virginia:
Drss. Il Dickson, E. D., South Carolina; L. j.
Gist, Ohios and many others, in the Southland
10 nearly syeiy State 10 the Union: some, whose
wells we would gladly remove.
The contents will be exceedingly varied, en-
hracing Reviews; Tales; Novels Poems: EA,
sa, s; Travels; Sketches; Biography; liistorys
Popular Science; Papers on the Navy, SArmy
and other National Interests; Literary In:elli-
gence, Foreign and Domestic; and Notices o.
New Works. Selections Of merit will OCCASION
ally be inserted
The leading principle is the promotion OF
pure Native Literature, and Of Il devoted Ma
tonal Spirit With this view the following pre-
miums are offered:
For the best paper on the present state of
American Letters, the prospect aud
means OF their improvement, $50 90
native Pro.e Writer, IS 90
The best Review Of the works Of some so
native Poet, IS 90
The best original Tale. IS 90
The best original Poem, IS 90
Many improvements will be, introduced with
n new volume, and the style rendered still more
excellent. A it aspires TO he the Literary or
gan Of the South and West---it is expected that
they, (and the North and East aIso) will liber-
ally encourage it-as such. II congratuIates
the West on the success Of their Naval Depot
4 work Of itsown creation,
The Messenger cOdtains on an average sixty
four pages, a number, sixteen pnees more than
most ofouF Magazines and is published monthly
at So per annum five copies for twenty dol.
lars. 10 the friends Of the cause and agents ex.
eFt themselves, il will soon be visiting ever
month, ut least twenty thousand staunch sub
scribers.
D. B. MINOR, Editor & Proprietor.
Richmond, Virginia, August, 1914.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
Yicksburg Foundry.
S. ZIMMERMAN co.

A RE ptepaFed 10 execute and fufnish al
~ Kinds % voft On tie lins Of Founders add
Maehiuisis. EaEiufs, aud udohinerrof every
description, ief Bluts. Mfils, ol Gin b6iit :,
nFspaired, and sll work that may Be nF,iersd
Hlll he promptly attended q, snd n tie Sc,
mauner, az reduced prices. We Invite 4 can
frun Planters, and ofbers, 10 cur E,tshlisEmeot
At the LOWER LANDING, VICKSBURG.
saus ~alni Sd -37-lg.
y .. Highest prioaa 10 cash, paid -ior Oh
LOB, uEau o. Copper.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
Protection Insurance Company

AsE 90 Is4s.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
The Brick G0ery Stable.
RhzOO CRY mTSSEss1ppr


On Tie Street leading from Benton,
sENHE Stable iSnow undergoing thorough re-.
~ pairs, 'Uch as enla'ging with new stalls,
trooEhs, Managers, 10. So AZ TO render hor,es
comfortable, CaTiags and Buggy sheltefs will
also be erected. We have also, lots with good
shelters, troughs, and water for The accommoda-
ton OF drOyers.
We particularly solicit the patronage or pur.
chaseSS aud sellers Of stocks, dc We are pFepsred
70 hay end sell on terms to suit our customer
Stock sold W us is warranted Ia be what We req.
resent-if pot there viii be 40 sale. Person,
may rely niou not having old livery slook I'M.
posed Upon them, as al 81 OR old st6clr uas ,lJ
e auciion-rnooe Of which We purchased.
lraEeileq aad droEers will be condiioted. and
thu haFgafe scnt 70 any Hotel withouteharg
Then hortel and hughes sent Tor. should tbsv
cal - they 70 down. 70 any part or tbe sity
freons iaVaring be with their PATRONAGE nav
reg 900 receiving sRiisfas,ian, a. We have ~
Ter shelteFing, siabling, Watef &c. thar i -.
orally t'1nd in this country. CITY aoceofsnos I
'Hken "a paIment Of any traasaetion made Win
rs, frnm ~ feed Of a horss up. Thankf,i Ca 4
The very hofFai Patrohsge tberrtoforo reee;ved. i
We hope bT uneeasing energy 10 ountinne "a. r,er,
( The sane. Your ob'dt. ssrv,ts.
BBACKMAN. SCOTT &Chs 7 /
@s' l''nt ios9' da-ly.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01
"a HARTFORD. CoNNECTICUT.

HNHE uadefsigned are sgentsior this Compa.
ny, and ars prepared TO insure Dwelling
Houea, Stores. Merchandise aud Cotton in
store. AID also, to take River risks on Mer.
chanditB and Cotton.
The Conpany is an old One-has done large
business in the South and West, and paid many
losses. ALLEN & BARKSDAL,E.
YaxoO City, April IS. 1915. Soon.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

lE5@FoF TIE accommodation ofthose who de.
sire sspaPer printed At the seat az. gouernment
curing me onef Congress only We will furn-
ish thsm-ths ExTRa UNlo,s as iOlissSf y 81
semi Weekly, cory 81 50 Weekly. I eoDn q, m
copies - % a eobiss "a S9r
- copies 600 IS copies 70 O6s
U,Efr FFArrrfsy -
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

REMEDY FOR POISONED SHEEP. Mr.. S.
NJ. Chadwick, Of Boscawel communicates
the following simple remedy for sheep that
are poisoned by eating what is commonly
called lamkil; "Cut an onion in two in
tho middle, and apply the inside Of each
piece 10 the inner side Of each fore leg,
Close to the body, and cOn6ne il 70 Them
with a bandage. 1t viii cure in Is houru
or less" TBosroN CUR.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

HINTS TO HoUsEKEEPERs WoolIens
should be washed in very hot suds and not
rinSed. Lukewsrm water shrinks them.
Suetkeeps good all the year round, il chop
ed and packed in store jar. aud covered
with molasses. When moIasses is used in
cooking, it is prodigious improvement to
boil and skim it before you use it, It takes
out the unpleasant raw taste. and makes it
almost as good as sugar. Use hard soap
to wash your clothes, and soft to wash your
AoOrs, Soft soap is so slpPeEy that it was
tes a good deal in washing clothes. 1t is
easy to rave a supply Of horse-radish all
winter. Have quantity grated while the
root is in perfection, put it in bottles, fill it
with vinegar, and keep it corked tight. DO
not wrap knives and forks in wollens; wrap
them in strong paper. Steel is injured by
lying in wollens. AMERIcAN TRAVELLER
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

GREEN CORN PUDDMG-THE LouitVille
Journal says, that the following recipe will
produce one Of the rarest dellcaeies ever
brought 10 the table: Take Of green cora
twelve ears, and CRATE il. To this add
quart OF sweet milk, quarter Of pound
of fresh butter, lOuf eggs well beaten, PeP-
per aqd salt, as much nsssnficienii slir al
well together, and bike four hours N
bUt'ered dish. Some add 10 The 'ther re
gredienls a quarter Of q pound o. sugat
and cal the pudding with sauce. :. y g0o'
cold or warn, with meat.or sauce but ePi'
cures Of the mosi orquisile taste declare
Cor il, We believe, boz.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

" NO dIIeuIl0n viii De raid Ia nm oFdsr
unless the money accompanies It. -
= W those desiring complete copies OF the
Oon sre'.,onaI UniOu and Appendix, viii please
.Decembef next.
0~J- We viii willingly pay the pOstaks on all
letters sent 70 Ne containing Fave Dolian end
upwarus' Sthef leiiert directed 10 us, uiih the
postage unpaid, will not be taten out Of the Of
,i RICHIE a HEISs. i
Washington, August ,, let5,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-01

To rsKr c6ar tIArK H0IAssEs. --toR
very simnie recipe 70 produce molaases, We
Ike ihaf praciisei BY MF. Humphrey, Of
NfsKi16n. which We believe vas cnmmuni-
Gated 10 the Prairie Farmer, andi us iol-
lows N
rdke tie corn STALKS as soon 81 they
have theif er0aih, o. as toon as'lhe lasssi
Gs4ugI1 blneqn culsfhtpin Pisees,r tni
them ia. ksnl6 fnr an hour o. tWo, pres
oul the iaiee aay way you please, and boil
L down to'a syfOp-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25


A NEw SATELLITE people Of WIS
consin are taking Of organizing 'u'o .
State. and asking admission irto the union
al this session. TIE people seem % Dc
almost Unanimous ia favor ola Stale Gov
eramens, are a great deal divided as 70 'ne
best method Of arriving az the end pfo9os'
ed. An efors, however, VIII Do made Y
bring Wisconsin 10 simultaneously "1h
Texgs. st. Louis Republican
WrY THEY DO NOT Lar. The reason
WHY hens do not Iay 10 the winter IS SAD
io Re tho wnnt Of animal food, which they
get in summer 10 ebundsnce, in the form
of iuss cts. An intelligent editor 10 the
West says the reason IS that they havn {
time, the days are so short.
JouS p. GouGH, thq Temperance re-
former is lecturtng again, before crowded
interesting and attentive audiences.
Go AND 10 LIKEWISE. --Oae hnndfso
la3ies Of Washingtoa have subscribed 50
Zach, to be expened 10 the purchase ct
wood TO b. distributed amongst The poor
during the coming winter.
A machine has been invented by a
Mr.. Hall, of Coxaekie, N. York, with
which one person can mould ID 900 bricks
ia a day, which are superior to those
made oy hand.
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THE AIARKE L 5.
pAIrIMnRE MARkET. !

American Office, December %, lS45
CATTLE The offerings at the scales to-day
amounted TO 100 head, OF which $50 remsia oyer
unsold, 100 we're driven to Philadelphia, aad me
balance. 6Ia head, were purchased At 8 80 -
per 100 lbs on the hoaf, equal 10 50 800 net.
lhe a4eyaee rate did not exceed -, owing to the
iii sYiof qtiali.y Of most II the stuok.
Hoss.--Ihe market ior hve Hogs is fairly sup
piled, bat the demand Is not active We quote a.
$50 $5,25 We quote killed Hogs At 10 -, ia.
tLouR Our lasi review left The marker dull At
1913 TIE same rate prevailed on Saturday but
there was noihng done Of note. Since the publ
cation to-day OF the English adyees by the stramer
Acadia to the 4sb inst. showing decline IN the
prices Of breadstdiis, the market has been COM
pletals unsettsd, and is ina very depressed state
Early IN the day holders offered TO sch at 1871
without eaectng sales aad it has since been offered
at IS 374 without finding purchasers. The teceipi
price from cars Is likewise unsettled. The snayor-
able advices from Engla have completely unsrt-
lied the market for CIT, Mills Flosr, and to-day
purchases could OF course be daowerth than on Sat
urday. There have been transactions, and We
are consequently unable state The extent Of the
decline There are sellers al y 80 but ne buyers.
GRAIs.-There Is very little Nheat I'll market to-
day. a sale Of prime red was made at los cents
and another Of good white 10 cents. Prices
have fallen 10 10 cent. per bushel by reason OF The
English accounts. Very lit'le doing in Corn, We
note a sale of white at72 cents, and yellow at rs
csnts Oats are worth 43 cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Clas. l2f, Tor i845, 10 be drawn at Baltimore on
Monday, Dec % 70 Nos - 4 ballots
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il being he property on Which Nm. b, G0Hels
lived Of The time of his death.
Ibis tract Of Land hes adjacent to the lands OF
Ms. gedin, Roberts Hens, Hitheros's Heir-,
&c. is situated in pleasant aRd ieiGle porilon
af tie County, ard i within convenient distapee
from the Dspot Of the Beitlo. and OHIO Rail Road.
Terms II --One.fourth IN cash, oae-tomh
10 tselve oae fourth 10 tweRl5 ieur, and The BAL
ance in thirty Elk moptls llom The day Of sale-the
deferred payments bear interest aud TO be secu-
red by the bonds Of the purchaser ard a deco Of
trust upon the premises,
This Land will be sold subject to apwer tight
and membranes which will be iu4y explained on
the day Of sa;e-it some arrangement and coumu-
ta,ioo OF them "a made before the day OF sale.
4 he title Is believed he uiispufabe--,the no.
dersigned will, however, Only convey such tile as
is vested in them by decree Of the CONF,
Gil, JAS. FAULKNER,
EDMUND |. LEE,
Sprci Comrs eftte @ $ c. L 5. Z. Berkeley.
December J l. l845-5w us..a
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ScrEIrsIrrSa

29z05 rTiges, amounting TO Alas 2yT.5
Tickets - so --shares in prepottion. 50
Aaother good lottery. and packages on certificate
viii eost for
25 whole tickets, k95 90 e5 qusrters. ssTS
rs halves, IL so rs 1igtths, 437
GE'Ihc small "a 00e Lotteries draw on seery
Saeardoy IN EACH ltEEk; Ticket. 81. Hive.
so cents, tis rs cts. package OF Whplrs on
eertihcste cost SIS; Halves, s.. SO; Qr.s 81 IS.
For Tickots OF Packages in any one Of the above
LOTTERIES, direct VOC, orders 10
JAMES FLETCHER e. co.
No. 5 Holiday ST., Bssimofe Md.
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ESrwgs, oIFedicines. sc.

TENHE undersigned have just received large
II aud general assortment of DRUGS. MFDl-
ClNES. PAINTS. OILS, DYF-S1 uFFS. FAN
CY ARTICLES. BOOKS, CONFECTIONERY.
Sc. all OF which they Offer on the most accom- mo-
dating telms.
Dec. II VIM. II. HESLETlNE & co.
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NEW GOGDs.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED

rxvHE fsiloaise Goads. wl,srA Ne via seal On
III rte NEST iihsrsl isTmss--
Spgeg and Cammsr plav. Black. Oh. r,.,,..
ive, Dtah ana Mixrd
Frehch. Engiash ard Aru~sscsn Caasinxss
C.ss,artts u = i kinds and psgess.
I~~~ds J~aHa ard kesses.;
Ga faii~d Lns~,s --twilies ard plata;
Whine ard ceior-d Fsasneis; Gsus@ de-;
Mefiac. Velvet, SIN Ard Cashrew vsafsSs;
sra Craxsts sra Sfcckss
SIR aas Nnrst-n S~tse@g
tsAisssy Rose and P,ans Blsske,s.
FOR TnE x..sDxE&
Elsck sad Cnlored .iik.ws,r Apsccs.;
DO fhihei Clsth and Osleans cioths;
R-rt snd Plain Ca.hneyss ard Msessissnes
Black snd Cpared Bonnet vsisen,
1~,iist s5,i rlsjn Ginghan.:
iaes, Swiss facknaeu nnd boak Muslins;
figuysd Ard Fleia N~r-;
Ttmed sod Ceten f.~c-s ard Edsinrss
ssi.s ard Jsrgonsu Etsinss srd ins.rsings;
hr- sfip~ iafletnh--a a,s af,ctr f. dse.ses.
Wfiie ss4 Cninsrd Tafieica; BLACK Ctsr.s.
bt'ls and Cold fatres and t7inps Tor ttinsn .inxs;
ffrneh-sotbed Chineseu.;
We've, sad s,lk raiois and SCAT.
lsoons, CO, snJ Nsck Riebee.
2 .ntei% Cars ard Hpo,ls;
Nd. SIX nd was.isa Gisve, nnA &rts;
ssk. werss~d Cashs~se and Cotton fsvsss
Siswls 81 all kind.,
Caleoes; Chiu'2es;
Formation and Camhris niHsuiess
l9.4 ssd Ia.4 I.isrn Shretins.:
Mer~slles ss'liit- and lsllvt doser-,
C'sdle RArkets; Ceissted Motetrsi
l,ish ard tseuah Linens;
Pillows Case Linen, Sc sc,
OF sale hy ,, ". 4 Il n. BOYD,
Msssia-bafg.
b. 4. BOYD s. BRO.
Oct 20 Mtfl.Cfeek
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EMORY s. cos

Wllill) 1siE51gANlt5l lIsls Il31p) HOUSE
Of Tarty-Thre Years. sfanding,
No. Q NoRrH CALykbr ST,
HHere ne Lottery and Exehangs business is
transacted IL all It's 5ronckss.
TyHIS Office is ce eb,a,ej for being the MOST
n SUCCESSFUL LOTTERY OFFICE IN
The UNION. 0s-Prises nva,abls paid ~ Gold
and postage paid on al letters by them both ways.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For The Benefit Of The Frederick Seminary.
Class 81, for l345--to be drawn at Baltimore, on
Saturday, December ~ l845. IS Number Lotie-
ry--i2 drawn ballots. w
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Fruis, Candy. sc.

II BST received, Lemons. Raisins Figs,
eB Prunes Almonds. Dfisd Cprrant., Dried Cit,
ron, Csndy-American and French with many
other articles in the same line For sale BY
Dec VIM DORSEY
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MERCHANDISE.
Gensiemcn,s Clothing.

Or tne second Esor % itplf building, Which hes
been fitted Up for the purpose, ~il he found large
ss.ort,nent of The karsi srd m.siusn eussitics q
CLOTHING READY MADE, Of snperio, .S,is
zns workmanship
No xsRtsrIos N ParcFs--ihs lowest price -
distinctly marked In figures on every esrEnFrt
The basemesy has been han5s, nsey iissra wr for
tie ssls 81 Ganas hy The pieee--a vsrS lsfre a.
snrriorut ct CLOTHS. CASSiNFREs. VfSf.
iAsS. AND TAILokS' TRIMMINGS, beiae
al~sys On hand a. The lowest market pries', to
htch The attention OF purchasers IL invited.
Naverh4r ~ 1885
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NOTICE..

70 al those of our correspondents who favor us
with orders for tickets IN Lotteries to be drawn
sosE wErKs 81 er the dste Of their Communications
AMI who complain OF delay in receiving answers,
respectfully STATE, that a. we receive our supply
ofurkets from the Managers wEtKLY (except in
The Mammoth lotteries We ARE unable 10 answer
their ofdets unlil the Friday preceding tAs toeek
in which The lotteries that ttey order IN are to be
drawn, Faithfully, EMORY & co.
No . Cal ert St. Baltimore, Md.
STRICTLY Commentaries Emory g. Co. notify
their friends and The public, that all orders met
Aitn prompt and confidential attention. Under no
circumstances 10 We mention names, without ex.
prose- re rmissiup
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.FOs. ESeaaE.

vRNHE HOUSE AND LOT, sit rr>
n uated on Martin ST.. near the q - NTr4,A.
Poor House helouging to the ma TT,s,s III
Heirs ofthe l,te Jane BralI decd
will be offered FORE before the Court n ouse door,
on Monday, tie lsh Of January, being Court-day,
to the highest bidder, with approved security
The House is a comfortable log dWelliae-- is
now in the occupancy of Peter Poisal, where per.
DESTROYS OF doing 80, call and examine for
themselves. Possession given on the lst of April,
1916. JOHN TABB. Guardian
for the Children Of Jane Beal dec d..
Dec. 10, l845-4w
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LOTTERY.
nEEIcE nF


DR'zEs never publi.Asd in any iessan,ee whs,-
N ever. unless actually sold the nsu-s IL per-
soas doing business ~iFh az never made know ,
orders sttendec 10 with psomptnrss sua fidelity;
end dra~inss senEimp-diaiely sfler they are over
ali orders ..d drs~snes sent under coysT OF on
velop; 10 charge for pesssses end 10 tc~kasne
6oasfsre yqTss. Jiorrwg, Sc Re oforier ~ouia-
re great s-tdcrs ever uasee us- of--ot fsnss snd
repatstion a. p-iss sellers being 800 veil ex,s5-
hshed 81 over be country 70 Feqeite H.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Fer al bepeff Of tAe 9'o~s Of Bel Air.
Csss 50 for Is35--fo be dfewn a Baltimore. on
tuesday. December 80. 1885. IS Aumbei Loltr-
r--l3 DraWn slie,s.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET,

bn2etIP OIIIttf TFFFTi iUTT - TuF"s
FLouR The news by the Acadia has unsettled
the market and given it a downward tendency
We heetd Of no sales yesterday. but from all We
could learn, the decline is about 80 cts per Dbl =
The few loads sold fom wssons brought IS.
GRAls Wheat has declined 10 ) cts. per
bushe from last Saturdays prices The sales
Fl, ON wagons yesterday were at 100 a l02 cts for
good red. Nothing doing IN Corn Sales Of Rye
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
Scheme.

276l4 Prizes. amounting to $67 ,525 SO
Tickets $l-shsres in proportion.
$4,000 capital prize, with other hand some prizes
in this iine little scheme 10 be had BY sending to
the otsce of those old prize sellers. Emory Il Co..
~ho viii sell certificates Of packages in this days
scheme Tor
25 whole tickets SIS 50 25 quarters So 81
rs halves us 25 eishths 1914
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
$50 Acres OF land,

situate on the Rail Road in Berkeley Count,
e
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eToRGFTOwN MARKET.

lRkPoRTED FOR TIE GAZETTE BY W, T. comPToN. J
Georgetown, December 90. 1915.
The late news from England has suspended oPe-
rations in Flour md Grain. in our market for to-
dny. Therefore I cannot ven,urr 10 quote prices
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Hooks. Sc.

Y UST receiyed-sn assortment Of Annals for
% 1876; Family Bibles; Pocket do.--s superb
OF assortment; Methodist Hymn Books; Book Of
Common Prayeri Poems by various Authors I;
Tesiemenls; Albums; Moore's Melodies; Chill.
dren's Books good assortment. Latin Giammais;
English Reader; Smiths Grammar and Arhme-
tic; Pixies Arithmetic; Comley's Spelling Book (;
Nebsler's do; Blank Books; Steel Pens Quis (;
lnk--Black, Red and Biue; lnk-Ssnd ami Boxes !;
Ink-Smuds, Rcd and Black Waters; Red and
Black Sealing Wax; with "A lot of Novels at redu-
ced prces, with other articles belonging Station.
aD-lor sails by ", DORSEY.
Nov 20
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
100 Acres:

about 20 OF which aie heavily clothed With very
valuable lIMBER.
Any person wishing to purchase this uact oi
Land will please call on the undersigned, who will
take pleasure 10 showing ii to them, and also N
making known the terms Of sale, &c. Ii not sold
before spring, ii wiu then be for for the
ing year.
MIR. Coghill has directed tie undersigned TO
prosecute all persons 10 the full extent OF the law
who may hereafter be known to trespass upon bis
Land-fur the purpose OF cutting, destroying, OF
carrying away his Timber.
JAMES L. STEWART. Agent,
Oct. 30 l845-u for Robt A. C0ghlH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
a Male9le

nR. +. G. BUCKLES, from shepherdstowu,
az would respectfully announce that be has per-
msnently located in Hedeesvlle where he will most
promptly ATTEND, st any hour, TO professional calls
Hrs Office is TWO doors hbove Mr.. Henderson's
Hotel. Nov. ~, l845-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
Removal,
.NNftCe.

nERsONS who became purchasers at The sale
of the late Jonathan wandhnq dec ., are here
by notified that thei, notes now due and in the
hands Of the subscriber for collection. They are
expected to mike payment immediately, as no in
diligence can OF viii he given.
HENRY J. SEIBERT,
Dec. o5. l8i5-3t Admr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
DEES1,

On the LIST inst g, at an advanced age Mr.. Jo-
ezra GILL, of Mt Pleasant, Jefferson 20, ONO
The deceased formerly a Merchant in WIN
chester, Va, and emigraled at sn early period 10
he above place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
400 Hogs Wanted.

a WISH to purchase 400 besd of Hogs, over
u twelve months old, for which fair price in cash
will be paid A. c. HAMMOND.
Spring Mills, December L. lS45-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
LAST NOTICE!

a IL persons having claims against l. & !
IA ASH, will please present them immediately
tor .euemeut; ana ali those indebted to them, are
requested TO make immediate psy ment, as They VIII
Isnye Mattinsburg very shortly, and their business
must be closed without delay. Dec. 10, 1870