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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
A GREAT BARGAIN!
WhA wants il9


HNtlE subscriber intends 10 sell, at
brivate sale. his LOT and OUT
LOT in CARROhLTON. The lot is
No % in Roberts, Cd addition 10 Car
rolton, aud has a good story aud ha II
frame house with five ooms, and good
CO lar. wood shed, we'll, smoke house,
a large aud comfortable stable pig pen
aud n number Oi bearing fruit trees on
1t The Out lot is bot two or three
rods from Tho lot, and contains hllle
less Than one and a half hctes. The
above property will be sold bery loD
the terms will be made to suit nearly
una purchaser, aud an lndIspu'abIe title
will be given Those who wish to oh.
tain a comfortable home IN The town Of
Carrollon for propoluionabIy small
co nsideralion, vii do we'll to take his
ch anco Enquire, either personally o.
by letter, (posi paid) Of The Rev d.
K o'hacker, IN Currolton, or Of The sub
scrlber rr
A. B BlERDEMANN.
Uniontown, Stark Co, o.
sr Feb. H. l845 .
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A List Of Letters

Remaining in rhe Post Office al Car
rolIOn OF the Ist day Of April, lS45. 81
not taken out before Inc 30lh duy OF June
next, WILDE sent 10 the Gen P.O. u
Washington city, os dead letters.
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Kendall jackson.

The subscriber wishes agequAnry which
the highest market viii Be paid his store, JACKSON
CarroIrOn, April 10 l845 -27-U.
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SHERLFFS SALE

By virrue Of writ Of Alias Pm # ia
ei tcU fd Issurd GOT Of the cUurl OF COM
mon pleas for Carroll counly, Ohio, and
10 zoe directed. will offer lor sale al the
house of WI an Hardesly 10 Brown
lowu-hlr. On Friday lhe 18Th day ol A.
priI, l845, the ioIloWIDg properly, lown;
one IhteshIng machine, one Two horse
wagon, one two horse carriage, one set
OF harness, one horse creon,e. onr cow
and nine head 4 sheep Sale to coin.
n ence a ore O'Clock p. N Tuken n
executIon and @ll he SO by
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby gwen, that The Sub.
scrbers have be en- appointed aud duly
qualified as ad ministralors on the estate
ol Hugh Wilhrow, deceased. late Of
Carroll county. Those indebted 10 said
estate will ma ke immediate payment,
and those having claims against The
same, will pre- sent them for settlement
within one year from this date.
SUSANNA WITHROW, Admx.
J WlTHROW, Administrator.
Feb. 81, lS45
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Carrollton, March,21, ls45.
SHERlFF'S SALE

SHERIFFS SALE.
The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company,
Us.
Joseph Creal and Wife. ]
ORDER OF SALE ON DECREE.
By virtue Of an alias Pin. Yendi is
sued out Of The Court Of Common Pleas
snd to me directed, will Offer for sale
a the donr Of the Court hou Sc. In Car.
roIlon, on Monday the 2lst day OF
AptII next, between The hours OF 10
O'Clock A, NJ and o'cuck P NJ The
following real estate, 10 VII; The Norrh
halt OF The North West Quarter Of Sec
ton eleven, To@Hshlp lhIrleeh. Of Range
six, containing eighty and sixteen hun:
dfrdlh acres, more or less.
D WATT, Sheriff.
Feb 29, lS45-Prnrer's lee 1925.
ALSO,
Al the same time and place, by viz
Tue of writ Of alias plu alias oendi
erpOnas, The following real estate to wit:
the north easr quarter of section Is tp.
l3 Of range 3; also the east Of The
south wesl quarter Of section 10, town.
ship l3 and range s, subject 10 the life
esluIe Of David Richards and Wife. Ia.
ken in execution and will be sold by
D. WATT, Sheriff.
Feb %, 1S45-pr's fee 81 so.
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April 4 i&45-2r'a fec 81 90.
4i,St}.

On the sane day. by virtue o. writ
Of + IA Vt icb IA. al HE house Of Adam
hardesly, the toiIosjng properly 10 vii,
four head Of hofse5 and ons three borsa
wagon. Sale 10 crmmence a. ten 'Gock
A.. N Taken IN expc1Iion oud VIII bs
,oiI by DAVID WATT, BheuF.
Arru !. lSli 81.
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Slippers, Puo ps, &C., &c. Of every style
aud fashion, aud 10 SUIT every varirlE
and Taste. Their journey men ne The
best OF Vofkmen. as they viii etn
ploy none tlbtrs, and who are ahie 10
put up their workIiOi style and lashIHn
az we'll az durability. Those who want
snv article IN this line OF business will
fud it b their interest and comfort 10
give them a call, when and aheEs lheg
can be accommodated IN Ihe mos spIrn.
did slyle and al the shortest notice
Cal and see, and they have no fesf Of
the result.
Their establishment is Oh Main street,
1t The sign Of The
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
BOOTS & SHOES.

Ladies. Geuilenen,
Misses, ana Boys,
can all be archm
moda led WI b the
finest, most slylish,
durable, and rhsap.
eat Boots, Shoes,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

We Yesterday received from our friend,
the Editor of the Pttsburg Age, bundle
of various matters, rescued from the EN-.
bers of the late conaagratioa. Masses
OF window glass that had been burnt while
packed in box; the various panes had
run together like the cramp, rhumatism,
and govt, ye; while forming one great
mass, the various lamiua were Distinguish
able. Masses of wire.netting curiousIy
rolled up; parts of box Of tin, the plates
all soddered together, and broken off, as
brittle as steel.
We shall place the relics where we may
occasionly look at them. But these are
not the only lusions that have followed
the fire. Hearts have been cemented,
affections warmed into union, ard per.
haps the moral advantages resulting from
the conhagration WI Il outweigh tho fiseal
and physical evis.-U. s. Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
P0eGioalo
THE EARLY DEAD.

They 90, a fresh and beautiful band.
To the sunny sky Of the spirit lsbd;"
To the music soft Of an angel choir,
They hymn their joy golden yrei
Gladly, sh gladly, they away,
As bird uncaged, or a child at play.
They 60 while the rainbow of hope ia fair,
Its ,ch unbroken by sin or care;
While the rosy tint Of their fe's young glow
Ia rs bright as sunbeam on beds of snow
And they pass gently. as softly on,
As the snow fake melting I'LL all are gone.
They go while untouched by the opened blast,
Which whitening tine the old hath cast;
While fancy painteth the amethyst hue,
With the diamond gttering and blending through
A the mighty host IN their mildest beam,
Or til impres.ioned trust Of the lovers dream.
They go where the tendfils Of love entwiu.
Round the heart, untouched by the wintry wind;
While the spring bath nought in its early bloom,
For its lively one of despair or gloom;
While each balmy the flowing strand,
Sends foIth rich odors through ell the land.
They go the lattice on which they chung
OF its fsirest and dearest hath lost not one;
Till lost TO the bark is its guide aud stay,
Tossing about on the trsckless way;
They go while are mirfored their cherished forms
Winch the stream Of youth on its bosom arms.
They go--and why should they linger here,
0utliving ell gifts that are sweet and dear,
Till the crystal drop OF the morning flies,
And hfe's fair stream at the fountain driesf
All. mourn for things that to the earth we'd
But no, ali mourn not the early dead
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

Curious FUNERAL SERvICE---The fol-
lowing curious funeral service was prea.
ched in Washington county, Nd. 1t IS
said by the HagerStown News to be no
hoax:
Friends and neighbors You have con-
grega,ed 10 see this lump of mortality
put into hole in the ground. You all
knew the deceased--a worthless, drunk
en-, good for nothing vagaboud. He liv-
ed in disgrace and infemy, and died in
wretchedness. You all despsed him
YOU all know his brother Joe, who lives
on the hill. He's not bit better, though
he has scraped together lt,tle property
by cheating his neighbors His end will
be like that ofths loathsome creature,
whom you will please put into the hol
as soon as possible. won't ask you TO
drop a tear; but brother Bohow will please
raise hymn while we fill up the grave. "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
MIis9Gllamyo
NEWSPAPER SUPPORT.

The editor Of the w ash Dgton, (Ga. J
News and Gazetta understands his bust.
ness thoroughly. Hear him:
Much depends upon the supporters OF a
newspaper whether II is conducted with
spirit and interest; lfthey are niggardly
or negligent in their payments, the pride
aud ambition OF the editor IS broken down
he works at ihankless aud Improbable
taSks-~he becomes discouraged and care
less his paper looses IT'S pth and interest
and DIES. But on the contrary, his
subscribers are of the right sort-lt they
are punctual, liberal hearted fellows, al.
ways in adrance on the subscription list
ticking an interest Ia increasing the nun
Der of his Subscribers now and then
speaking a good word for his paper, cheer
ing hun on his courae by smiles of appro-
bait with such subscribers as these he
must be dot indeed who would not get
I'D an interesting sheet--wlth such pat.
rous rs these, we won foreswear COM
fort, ease, leisure, every thing tina, could
possibly step between US aud the gratlfi-
cation of every laudable desire on their
part. We would know no other pleasure
but their satisfaction. How much then
can the supporters Of a newspaper do, to
make it interesting and respectable--in-
deed without concurfng efforts on their
part, the publisher of a paper will not,
cannot bestow the attention which is ne
cessary 10 make it what it should be.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
LAW NOTICE.

n HAVE removed my Law Office to the base
il ment Of my residence, (Coi. John Strother's
Stone House,) one door North of the Gazette Of
fee beg leave respectfully to say to my clients
and the public that my connection with The MAR
tinsburg Gazette" shall not Interfere with my at
ten,ion my profession, but as heretofore, shall
regularly attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
in my own County. and the Superior and Quar-
terly Courts Of Morgan County, and attend to any
business entrusted to my care. | may be found
generally at my Law Office the Gazette Office,
when not absent from home.
JAMES E. STEWART.
March 6, 1915.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

A TExr.--If the clergy should be in
want OF text, any time within twelve
months, they can do no better than tc
take it from the book of Hezskiah Hez.
ekiah Niles We mean-in these words:
"Pay the PRINTER, for no man la.
Sors SO hard 20 enligh.en his fellow crea.
lures. lie works day and night, and of.
ten gets more kicks than coppers p
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
Groceries and LiquOrs.

m OAF, Lump and Brown Sugar; Rio and ia.
IA va Coffee; Rice, Cloves, Mace, and Indigo
Gunpowder and Imperial Tea, very superior; POI
land Sareh &c &c; superior Old Port Wine
Pale Brandy 4th Proof Cognac Brandy Jamaica
Spirits; Madeira and Lisbon Wine; Old Rye Wins.
kew Common do; Rifle and Blasting Powder
together with a complete assortment Of Groceries,
which We all sell very low for cash, to punctual
customers on short credit.
Aprill0. r. P. BRYARLY, Jr. e. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

CLAssIcAL.-A city exchange furnish
es the Iolowing:-
Miss Matilda Mugg has put out fresh
single al her shop door, with the an.
nouncement:
kNowrIs.-l ar go, in sum nu ar,ik
kles law sa--such as krakkers, HANDLES,
kabbigs, korfy, kups and sawsirs, and
menny luther artkkles tn newmurus tn
menshun, awl ceiling cheep. Kol in.
?. S.-Beens is bort hear, by the
Swort or booshil. Appli in the passidge
round tina makkril barri.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

SINGULAR, VERY How is il that some
persons have to :oll the year round for
support, when others do not toll more than
three months in year and get along with
out any trouble or uneasiness 7 The an
swer is plain to some-nol to all.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

MEsMERiC SLEEP.-The Boston Trav
eller states that a young woman residing
at bingham, Mass, was put in a mesmer.
ic sleep, from which ii was impossible to
awake her for the space of sixty -seven
and a halfho She is said to have ex-
hibited, during her sleep, all the signs and
wonders Of the science Of animal magne-
iism.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

A man has undertaken to supply Jer-
sey City with Croton Water a: cent per
pail. He buys it of the Croton Water
Commissioner in New York for trlhe,
pays 20 cents for ferriage for his horse
and cart, and clears about eighty cents
ner trip.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

ANEcporE. We heard q story some
time since, Of joe, which will bear
repeating:
Joe was one evening seated in the bar
room Of a country tavern in Canada
where assembled several old countrymen
discussing various matters connected with
the ''pomp and circumstance of war. -
Ia the course ofsome remarks, one OF
them stated that the English Government,
possessed the largest cannon in the world
and gave the dimensions of one which be
had seen. Joe's yankee pride would not
allow him 10 lex such an assertion pass
without contradiction.
"Poh! gentlemen" SAID he, IL won'i
deny but that is a fair sized cannon; bul
you are leete mistaken in supposng il
10 be the largest in the world. Its no: 10
be named in the same minute with one oi
our Yankee guns, which saw in Charles.
town last year. Jupiter! that was a can.
non. Why. sirs, j, is so Internally large,
that the soldiers were obliged 10 employ
yoke of oxen 10 draw in the BALI"
The devil they were, exclaimed one
Of his hearers, with smile OF triumphi
"pray can you tell me how they got tne
oxen out ogainl"
"Why, YOU fool, returned Joe, "rhey
unyoked 'em and drove 'em through the
VENT"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
TO The Gentlemen.

YENHE attention of gentlemen is called 10 my
n stock of Cloths. Double and Single Mllled
Cassimers, Summer Cloths, Csshmeretts, Tweed
Gambroons, Plain and Twilled Linen, Vestings,
Hats, Boots and Shoes, Sc.
March 81 JOHN H. LIKENS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
Fine Old Liquors.

TT HAVE on hand fine assortment Of
81 Liquors, consisting of the following Prime
Champaign, Cogniac and Common French Brandy
Old Madeira, Port, Lisbon and Malaga Wines !;
Old Jamaica Spirits and N. E. Rum. Also fine
article of Whisky by the Dbl. or reral-tor sale
cheap WASHINGTON hhOkSEN.
r. r. Depot, April
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

Missouri QUEENswARE. We learn
from the st. Louis Reporter that The ex.
pertinent which has been made in that CT.
" by Mr.. G. F. Tilley. Of manufacturing
Queeusware, has proved entirely success
ful. The business there is to be enlarged.
The Reporter says:
Indispensable ingredient in the man.
ulacture Of porcelain, or seml-transparent
Chino, which in Europe is prepared with
immense labor, is found here in state of
nature, requiring no preparation, and in
quantity sufficient for the demand Of the
whole globe throughout all future time.
In Europe the White Flint is used for
this purpose, which is brought 10 a white
heat, and then SUDDENLY plunged into cold
water, and afterwards ground TO an inn
palpable powder. A superior article,
ready prepared, is found here in the white
flint sands Of st. Genevieve and the
neighborhood of ST. Peters.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

Of a drunkardl You're not drunkard1
No: but YOU will belts all the same.
You've begun BY staying out TIL mid.
night. by and.by twill be all night
But don't you think, MIR. Caudle, you
shall ever have key. know you
Yes; you'd do exactly like that Pettyman.
and what did he DO, only last Wednesday!
Why he let himselfin about four in the
morning, and brought home with him his
poi-companion, Leanly. His dear wife
woke at SIX, and saw Pi,iyman's dirty
boots al her bedside. And where was
the wretch, her husbandl Why, he was
drinking down siairs--swilIng. Yes;
worse than midnight robbsr, he'd taken
the keys out of his dear wife's pockets
ha! what that poor creature has 10 bear!
aud had got at the brandy. pretty
thing for wife to wake at six in the
morning, and instead Of her husband, to
see his dirty bootsl
"But IN not be made your victim, Mr..
Caudle, not |. You shall never get OF my
keys, for they shall lie under my pillow
under my own head. Mr.. Caudle.
"You'Il be ruined; but il can help it,
you shall ruin nobody but yourself.
"Ohl that hor--hor--hor---i--ble to-
bac--enrp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

ApyERrIsEmEErs will be inserted three times
a, 81 per square, fourteen lnes) and at rs cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
GTsThe number Of insertions must be marked
on the manuscript or copy of the advertisement
sent or it will be continued until forbid, and char
red accordingly.
GJMlli,ary advertisements at half-priee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

A Young wife demonstrated with her
husband, cissipated spendthrif., on his
conduct. My love, said he, am only
like the Prodlgal Son; shall reform BY
and by. And | will be i. like the prodigal
Son, too, she replied, for Will arise and
60 10 my father, and off she went.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE. An
apothecary Of Boston, faw years since,
who was very peculiar in his notions, and
remarkably attentive to business, had the
misfortune to lose his wife. AT the hour
Of burial, be placed the following label on
his shop door:
Gone from home TO the funeral Of his wife.
Be back in half an nour"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

An Irish bar keeper 10 one Of our tav-
erns IN which is now the burnt district,
was told by his employer when the dan
ger from the fire became imminent, to
take care Of the hooks. The next day
he was asked what he had done with theml
80, | locked them up safe in the drawer"
said he; "here is the Kay. "-PHtsJurgh
American.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

ooh, Ma!--Ma!-Nely has burn, up
she has,"
"Burnt wha,-the Turkey2'
"No marm."
"The rolls?"
"No. marm."
"The puddingl"
mo marm."
SWELL then, what has she burn,I"
oval that's what was a gwyne TO tell
We, only We kept askin me questions
She stuck bull lot of hay in the chin.
uey, and by gracious il she didn't set fire
10 il and burned all up. seed her do it..
My gracious, If it didn't roar though
and dd'ni | cut and run, skeered enough. :"
"Pshaw! child. Little boys like you
should no. talk so much"
"Well ma; please give me cent, and
| won't"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
April 10, la45.

w io~ ~ips received ana 0ns' Tor SAFE ''' '0'-
DRESS @O0Dss
Rich Paris Bszarines and Lawns;
Lace and Printed Lawns;
Paris de LANES and Lace Muslins;
New Style Ginghams;
Colore9 and white super Muslin Robes;
Black and Colored Silks;
Black Mousselaines and Barrsges
Mourning Lawns and Calieoes;
Black Bombszines and Alosccas;
British and American Prints.
Genilemen's Wear.
Super French, British and American Cloths;
do. ga and Ga French Cassimers;
Black Drsb dEte and Drab d'Ture;
American and British Cassimers;
Gold and Brown Tweed Mixed Tweeds;
White and Coored Linen Drills;
Cassinei,s Emmett's and Kentucky Jeans;
Brown Irish and French Linens;
Silk, Valencia and Marsailes Vestings;
Stocks, Cravats, SuspenGers and Gloves.
Shawls, Hdkfs., dc.
Black Pekin and Thibet Shaws;
Embroidered Thibet and De Lame Shawls;
rs, "A and 5 4 Black Tbibet Hdkfs.;
Fancy Six and Hermann Hdkfs and Cravats I;
Liuen Cambria Hdkfs some as ow as IL 4cts.
Cotton Hdkfs and Shawls;
Swiss, Null and Jackonett Muslin;
White and Cold Cambrics; Long Lawns;
Lsces, Edgipg,, and Inserting;
Gloves Hosiery and Caps;
Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers;
Black Nett and Love Wells; Green Barrege;
Black and Colored Italian Grapes
Figured and Plain Nets; Irish Linens;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

! have troops OF friends. as the woun-
ded officer said, when his own regiment
rode over him at full speed in pursuit Of
the enemy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

HEMP.--Mr. Clay has recently sent
tbitty-eight bales of Hemp. TO New York,
for sale. In his note TO the commission
House in New Orleans 10 which It is con-
signed, thence to be forwarded to New
York, he says Some Of the bales are
wholly covered with bagging, some par
TALLY 50, and The residue uncovered, but
all OF it we'll packed and corded with rope.
have sent it in these different modes in
order to ascertain which is the best form
20 ship it in"
The result Of his experiment WILL If
course, be made knowa for the benefit OF
those engaged in the culture of Hemp,
when nscartnined.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

81 60 for Texas" as the fellow said &c.
ter he had stuffed his pockets with auo.h.
err mans money,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

Fairfax. Va, was created by the Leg
islature in l742 from a part of Prince
William, originally Siafford;--its length,
from southeast TO northwest, is 35 miles,
and its area is about $50 square miles.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

JUsr So.--A man came 70 printing
Office to beg paper, "because," said he,
eve like TO read the newspapers very
much, bu, our neighbors don'ttake none. "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
@.NOylcP.
To the Ladies.

THAvE received large lot of Prints Lawns,
n Gnghams Balzerine, Bonnels, Bonnet Caps,
Bonnet Ribbons, Mitts, Gloves, Edgugs. Laces,
Lace Muslin, Jaconett do, Kenton, Linen Cam
brick Hdkfs and many other articles which will
take pleasure in showing to the ladies who will la
yor me with a call.
March 81 JOHN h. Linens
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
Goods,

VNE are now receiving direct from New York
w our Spring supply Of
New SeasOnable Goods,
which have been selected with great care, and
bought cheap. This will enable US TO offer TO our
customers and the public generally, Goods at unu-
suay low prices. Dealers respectfully reques.
ted to give US a call.
J. w. g. B. X. BOYD.
Anril 10 lRA5