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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08
GROCERIES.
GENUINE ttAS

GENUINE. ItAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE. l2l CHATHAM STREET, y. Y.
Branch Stores:
3lS Blocker street, New-York
SOL Grand street, Suffolk.
1871 Greenwich street, near Fulton.
l5 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
80 Chestnut and Is y. Fith-st. Philadelphia.
II Hanover street, Boston.
5NVITE the attention of city aud Country Families and
a Purchasers their several establishments where they
think will be found ny far the best selections of pure and
unadulteratcd Teas In the United The universal
popularity and Of their house with reference To
high qualities low prices and upright dealing Is too well
understood render farther comments necessary. Orgi
nal and only warehouse for the sale OF lowquas Black
Tea" Observe Strapeers Will be particular TO renem-
tie number OF the principal store In Chatham street.
viz 81, between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public
will also be pleased 10 take notice that the Canton Tea
Company have nothing TO 10 with other stores except
those described at the top Of this advertisement So
5tREAP OIL SToRE.-Thc subscriber respectfully in
Siorns tle public that he continues the wholesale and
retail Lamp OIL and Spirit Cas- at his old stand. of very
superior quality ten per cheaper than can be pur
chased n any other store IN this city. viz:
Good Lamp Oh, per gal 50 30
Superior quail Lard do.-.-.....-....- b27
Refined Oh, lst 9alty- ---..---.--.... 10
DO do % do .--....--...---- GA
White Sperm Observation-Disclosures.
Do do ~ do .....-.---.----- w
DO do 81 do .-...-..-..----. S7t
Oil Cans ofall sizes Lamp Glasses OF all patterns and
descriptions. and full assortment. OF lamp wicSs. COLI
stantly OH hand
Lamps cleaned and repaired Oh and Camphene sent 10
any part OF the city nee OF charge.
MERRITT SMITH.
s27 Yc 100 Greenwich. corner Vesey-st
GoNANTS PATENT YEASr.-The best article for
" raising bread used. Warranted 10 keep In every
climate. The American Institute, ut their late fair award
ell the inventor Diploma declaring this Yeast the best
article ever manufactured for raising bread, buckwteat
pastry sc.
Tie Yeast s acid, which, being combined In proper
Chemical proportions with ampregnates the dough
with carbonc acid els without affecting In any way the
original properties OF the flour; and thus when baked, pro-
ducIs perfect bread Sold wholesale and retail p cts per
pound. nv G.ASSNER YOUNG. 1872 Chatham ~ lfu
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~ 20 e. enn smiths Gun Locks md psl 80
1dcts 5nn and Ride Barrels, Pereusaio1 yy-seses
pm. poNssr FIssks and Shot Belts, Cones asr
Ribs, Rods, worms, DC DC fs5 p sas y 10 ais Pes
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Ship Emerald. Havre VIM whtiock, Jr.
Briggs L'oreu knight, Ponce, Buck e Peters; Sterling
Hamilton Savannah, durham q Dimot; Agenora, Andres
Apaachlcola.
schs Morning Star. Holmes, Belize. (Ion) w Lewis
Richmond Cuslimali New Bedford
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For further particulars, inquire 9f
NH GAL Nj Y DE.hhit- hSiN. JOY SouUl s.

49,. A FARM tUK SALE.->itGaie on tie road rom
sSf'ss New Rochelle White Plains, about eqii-dsian'
from each containing $50 acres OF land al OF w!ch
IS uIou-h land excepting ten which IS wood land
The place Is divided by lane and is laid out INFO cove-
lent lots for cultivation AL the fences are OF stone IN
good order and the ground liz high state OF caiFato
The buildings al of good character and III otder FOR terms
au-lv 10 : b. KENYON on the premises. or Of
Ge II J. ADRIaNCE, Sc John 81 New-ierS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

PERFUMERY AND SOAP WORKS DEPOT.
NO. , COURTLAHDT- ST next door TO he New Ma
Pc Soar IN Cakes Lavender and Florida Water.
Almond DO t9rrigE Essences,
" indior and all kinds Of MncassaF OIL,
Lnnc,. San Military Shaving Soap.
crvsalire candles Tor the Eas, and West India markets
Family Washing soap; Varegaed Bar Soap: White BNf
SOAP JOHNSON. VROOM FOWLER,
2if I'm MtnuIfeluIeIS.
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80 NALUAbLs. rAPt.k WILL. tYttlsI MILL.
faSs AND WATER POWER FOR SALE, At McCar-

AND WAFER F6 SHf Fo ti S NE at t ;tm
--ss@2zl yvilIe, Burlington Go. y, j.
The s''o Of Sew p g; vii be sod at qc yedas
FRIDAY the ith day Of March next, on the premises all
Water Power The property of The Wadns River llanu9c-
turing and Canal COMPANY situate az MeCatiy VILE IA tr
township Of Washington, touny OF Burlington; aud State
OF Jersey on the main Mail route leading from Pha-
delpia Tuckcton about 30 miles from M former ad 10
@ s ; 1s aiT om Il G az beh scom i cya
sixteen tors huTihsn float The freight TO and from New
The buildings all OF which have been srpc;ad within few
and ouii Of the very best materials sgG inc most
building Of which is 10 by 80 feet three stores h'-h IMP
roof with eight d9rmar windows each side h. machI
~ vas I'D Jm.srs lisre Is as, VIM, a, e,ch end
main building SO by SO feet OF stone containing y
Hose u by 80 feet with % inch boilers propelled from
the mill 4 Stone SoIe 30 by 10 feet two stories high
rionI 'il 50 oy 80 itel Two I l MN; VII ~
also one air for buckwl-a huers and dusieTsal ~ good
order \ Frame Machine Shop two stones high. with an At
tic the whole foundation 4 two stored double
Saw Mill fouadatOn with CARPENTER Shop III The
second siory-aso. Work shop ~ the basement large
Frame Mansion House two stories high w- Gothic front,
the bs,, modern STYLE Stone Ice HouSe. Smoke Home,
Sprng House, and Bath House supplied with water IRON The
pond. SIXTEEN Tenant Houses tor the worSur wo barns
with stabllc for ~ horses. Two large store Houses tor
Tne above described property embraces some 5000 acres,
which together with the above described Buildings Canals
Dams Gae &c e9si gPTa o. S as,of ~
tn easy Of from Newly oIk by water and possesses
everJ facility Tor carrying a. extensive and Lucrative Dai
Its considered well worthy the attention If capitalists and
manufacturers ii Is rarely that an Opportunity occurs 10 It
tas-s and " here even thing complete order he sale
Nj, H. s;tiy far HE beeft Of those whom may
Persons desirous Of the can call upen either a.
th subscribers residing IN ,eli5'd Burlington County, or
uion The agent Il the premises -
sale will commence a. Q e'oeS tl- on SAId a4{ ""ei
S W1LEfA Sa Ss,Ifi6SKRs. Receivers
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A DID A BEAUTIFUL COLOR TO fcl x a .S.n-s
A stEE HAIR DY s-lf persons who ..ish 70 ciahse
the color Of their Hair aud Whke who haze grown pr
,srrgrly- r.v rom disease other causes S.s me &
NV o1,,e af naav of The compounds SOLD Tor mar
they would pause before they 'enuTrd 70 apply ,isn
ITALiAS HAIR DYE IS the only eohi1s1on st 49, NOT
iajurs the 7f IN the slightest de Ftoia Is !eea[ er,
49, 49, i >. ie a. he same tine that i completely
changes the color 5aacy and sGiI Ie oil ,'16s
iuhI'TI US SIjS y co CbeDists 90 Broadway: cor
Sy =: sold also al 70 Fulton and Il East broadway
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MISCELLANEOUS.

S,TEAM.BOLe.K FOR sALEA seGond,hend I'm, ~ nm
- der Boiler good as me-" IRON en 10 MI T
,nr Companv corncr OF and Sheriif-srcets M w
ygTII4I-EEoNEs. Shoe Thread, weting Cord. &c. con-
w s,anly on hand and ior sale low IN lots 10 suit by
fe7n j. P. VAN EP@, lo9 realI s.
COFFEE POTsBnannia COFFEE ots Of ,aT99s -l pa;
Sinh rm5stl BOARDMAN X HART
(,AIPET WEAY Frs can be supplied w!th ID; DES -
FAILS M II NV y '''' GEo t" b. BHIbT IS
1, iprefs' prices by EUGENE ELY co.
- rEli li.ON--3O tons " Donpanoya Bar lfon very
> 3 perior articls for Steel for sale by
d,sis IOSEPH TUCKERMaN. On West-st-
<t10C0LATI-Ih undersigned, agents Tor ''eoo &
Twomoly, offer for sale 10 tn trrde. their superior
Chocolate Prepared Cocoa. and Cocoa Paste which ae
warranted OF the very best quality.
f,otf LATHRoP BARTLETT. SO Pearl-st.
pUMPS.-Double action light and force pumps OF all
sizes 10 raise from 20 400 gallons water per minute
Cast IRON Fountains Of various patterns.
Fire Engines and Hose, sc. manniactured ny
d22 2ru- ID l. r y ~ \ VI. ~ --."-----
ENMLI:Y AAD BOKAX-io0 clsks best genuine London
o i, ce English Refined Bora in of liz pounds
each COR sale IN am quantity by ~.
as SHERMAN ATwATER e co. IN f:r"ad-st
TETO MIInMEN Nc--Ihe subscribers oiier or Sele 100
I bs uckwhea Flour substitute for Dat Aieai Tor
feeding Cattle II Is now extensively used for that pur-
pose on OF ts being considerably cheaper also
100 ibis and 30 half bbls Extra for family use or shipping
iol tf WRIGHT. LnSEE K co. % Moore st
1TnKOT = iiNIlILt.lI oie! Tor sale Al " re4Il'st'
Gum Coral 81 cases, Salem washed. 5000 lbs, rough
hunatJo 20 baskets Para;
Spirit, 1urpen,nc q bbs;
T Eoain 800 do Pitch. 50 bbls;
Coffee 80 bags mocha 20 do Aiucan;
Chocolae prepared Cocoa and Cocoa Paste manufacture
of Webb < 1'womhly Ia4,
DID NJ u 6 pc0CK
COMMISSION
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NIT No. 80 JoIIN-ST
ASP FFfS TGSS SF Ely e9 Co 'si III Ss
MANUtACIUKEBo AKrHUUoE.
A. H. MALLORY, No. SC Pine cor. Wiiliam-st y Y
ii raj assortment Of Manufacturers articles, such
Es4s s. Vim. Rs s1., f Fe'sG' W?F Temple.
RoIIS SKINS pi,Iers sperm ard Olive Oil
olle c fg,h PS ,sa Comb SmS t csoer. &c Ike
All of which arr offered at the LOWEST PRICES for
cash or approved credit Orders for the Mexican market
s-r,ed With despatch. fl5 lmeod.
no IRON MANUFACTURERS.
rNRE ROLLNG-MILL MACHINERY Of III the sH Ser,
w. u stamford consisting Of tul set Of gearing shafts
cce.teF with shears lathe turning tools buudng benches
70 osrr,,nr the Work Of such an establishment are now
ered l sale very advantageous 10 the purchaser
For farther particulars address the subscriber at Stamford
q, or at his store. 2ls Waierstreet New OK
~ Vn- 'vtb = W '',lN''
,'ssHrr's ss-e.-: -.tse' t-s==Ss-s
ROLLER MAKERS
THE UNDERSIGNED niet, 10 make all Kinds OF Finite
& Roleis for Cotton and Woolen Machinery OF as good
ouny ns ear hal else where and nj reasonable prices NJ
ORDER thunknlly received ans! pnnctnaly attended to-
y h. Oh Rollers Rcilued Ana Recupet.
ms In WNl. BERESFORD PATTERSON, y. jersey.
MEDICINES.
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l-A 4 COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-sitlaIe on
1 the Kngsbrdge road. between 5th and 9Th avenues,
o3d and 10Th streets, containing acres Of land in
good CIVILIZATIONS and Astounding fruit trees, shrubbery
&C. The ground elevated and commands noble view
of the waters OF urgac and East River and also an ex
tenslye view of Long Island Terms made easy Appiy 10
ANDREW & s. B. McGoWN,
Executors OF Andrcw McGown, deceased; or
ae,r J ADRIANCE, sc John-st. Y. Y.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF new YORK. MARCH ;
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NItDlCENES.
CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMl
GALS, &c.
tcR sac
DAVID SANDS Y CO.
CHEMISTS AND CHARACTERISTICS,
"a East Broadway; corner Of Market-St
Also large assortment, of the most delicate FIench English
Gcrman aud American
PERFUMES. EXTRACTS CoSMErlCS. Sc
Togcilef with greet variety Of Fancy Articles TOOTH nail
and hair iiShc>. Combs, toilet Soap, Nc &c.
PHN SICtANS' PRESCRIPTIONS.
and FANNY ecpc c1reully aud scientifically prepared by
competent person al honfS Of the day and night.
LEEC HES, superior Swedi'hl constantly on haHd-ior
sale or applied h' competent person a; all hours
SARATOGA WATERS from the d,i!rrrrt Springs, VIZ
Coggess, Union, Pavilion aud Iodine constantly on hand
,,rA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

ySx TO LET-A vacant Lot in Troy..t, suitable for
@y& manufacturing business Enquire oil Thomas Bryan
az @lO' Aio'- ITTiR0P & BARTLETT 60 Pearlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

,.,,T, rT-,fREP YARD, ~ the foot Of 5+ih
"a - t.r,.or Piver-G s MOTT takes pleasure
oe 70 Inc owners of real estate and Residents
Ne has on hand large assortment OF Lumber OF az
~ * he oe-s for sale the most advantageous
$50 49, I. yreT aware he compete with ether deal
CITY a. TO prices and quality snd m
e- All persoas 10 give him cal and examine Ids s.ocA
nrsrinus 70 purchasing. -
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ROLLER MAKERS
rT,UE INDEESlG NED offer, omaLe all kinds Of F!ntcd
Roos for Cotton and Woollen Machinery OF as good 4
order thunk fully received and punctua'y attended to-
y h. Oh Rollers Rcfuied Ana lecupcd.
MS In WM. BERESFORD PATTERSON, y. Jersey.
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TIOg DYEIaG GREY OK RED HA L. n
Bnows oa BLAck-The 3oo,ish Haf ~, p5s 800,
srey or red hair 10 psIinssi. c-ee 90 cents or 81.
eoioring OF inuIins tie skin sot-p1''s ~ III In,
a, 20 6Iathar, 81 or 323 broadway ----- -. s
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a TO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS.-Ihe al
H ver,sers will exchange plat OF sixteen House Lots
Of ground elegantly situated, about one and hali
miles North Of Union Place, having sperdd view Oh me
Hudson River three Of the greatest thoroughres leading
to the property Address ". W. 20 the Courier and En-
- oeirc sl9uc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

DEEPAKED CHALK kCiSs ThE s .a sa ann Iy
II vec,y rough ard harsh but the tue Sp.a -, -
I,i.a i've The kin le-iike aabaster he' az X
!. smooth sci: and clear, acting as cosIne1c oo4 no
* cents toz ~ So Chatham ST. and 81 h ill.,
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"a Farm FOR sALE-Situsted in New-Haven
f,Tli County Conn on the line Of the New-fork and
New-Haven (contempa,ed) Railroad. Said farm
contains about 100 fexcecnt land under coed cu
tiva:ion and is wel-Tspotoned well .waiered &C Inc
iIngs are NIL Of the first class and well adapted farm
ing purposes Terms cas- Further particulars may be had
on anplication 10 II. Z. HODGES, New-Iavcn, or 10
flltr RUSSELL. SMITH. 81 Libertv-street. Y. y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

England, provided Texas rejects annexa-
ton with the United States or any other
country.
"Capl. ELLIOT, with the agent from
Texas, returned to Vera Cruz on the I'd
instant. and will embark on board the
same ship, about to sail for Galveston.
sit does not appear, from the different
reports OF the Cabinet On Texan affairs,
and the subsequent action upon them by
Congress, that an immediate declaration
of war is contemplated against the United
States. On the contrary, il would seem
that The Government wishes 10 avoid such
an alternative, by The readiness it has
manifested on this occasion in listening to
the propositions for peace made by Tex
as. By treaty with that Government,
and acknowledging her Independence on
the terms as above related, she would no
longer consider herself bound IN honor TO
fulfil the threats she has made OF declar.
ing war against the United States. 10
this effect NJ. CuEvAs has, on more than
one occasion, expressed himself in his of.
fetal reports. AT any rate, it would seem
highly probable that Mexico will await
the action Of Texas on the present nego.
tation before any decided measures are
adopted on her part.
believing il important that the Gov.
eminent should be 10 possession OF the
Information relative to the above negotia-
ton, Capt. CONNER has deemed il proper
10 despatch the Somers with it to Pensa.
cola, with orders to return and JOIN the
squadron without delaY.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
BALTIMORE MARKET,
American Office. June ., l845

"'''V''0u' o"'70' '0'0 =
BEEF CATTLE.-fhe supply of Beef Catlle at
market to-day, though not so large as last week
was fair for the season, and the prices obtained
exhibit no change OF moment from last quotations
except that the range is still more extended, the
inferior qualities having declined in prices and the
superior qualities advanced. The offering at the
Scales to-day comprised 300 head, Of which 223
were sold to butchers at prices ranging, according
to quality, from 1925 TO $3.50 on The hoof, equa
to 81 and Sc, so net. The balance remaining IN
sold amounts to II head. The average rate Of
sale is about So, i2d.
HoGs.-The supply of live Hogs n market is
large and the demand but limited, in consequence
of which prices have declined. Holders now ask
S475a$5 per 100 lbs Small choice lots of prime
quality are held at SIS, l21. Sales to some extent
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
LECTURE.

The Rev. WIZ. H. CoFFis will deliver Lee
ture on the gsnuneness, authenticity, and uncor-
rupted preservation Of the scriptures, before the
Mariinsburg Bible Class Wednesday evening.
the l,h inst, at "a O'Clock, in the Methodist l..
Church The public invited TO attend.
0s-The above Lecture has been postponed until
the 9th inst.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

basin at s4,3I Ia. Receipts by the canal ycster-
day about 1000 bbls mostly put 10 s,ore--nothing
doing 10 King street. Wagon price s4,25. Re-
ceipts little or nothing.
GRAts.--Since our last the receipts of Corn
have been small. and prices are without change
We continue quotations az Sec for white, and
32c 40c for yellow. We notice slight decline
IN wheat. Sales yesterday st the basin MOO a
800 bushels at 95e for prime red.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the bills now
IN due to the Mutual Assurance Society of Vir-
gioia, have been forwarded to me for collection -.
And as great remissness has been exhibited in the
payment of the quotas of previous years, am in
sTucled peremPtorily without respect of persons
enforce. by legal process, the amounts due in all
cases where persons 10 arrear for the last two
years. CHI. JAS. FAULKNER, Atty
Jane 5. l845-3w for NJ A. s. of Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
Fishing Tackles.

YHyH0SE who are fond of the sport Of Fishing,
n call their attention to the following :--Vir-
ginia super Fish-Hooks; KlrIy genuine do; Trout
Hooks with other kinds Of Fishing Hooks sually
for sale; Cotton Lines, superior article; Do. do.
with floats; Common do. with aOau; Reed Rods
all sizes. sc. &c, w. DORSEY
May e2
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
COACH MAKING.

FHSHE subscriber respectfully informs the people
IL OF Berkeley County that he has erected a
Coach Makers Shop on Queen ST., Martinsburg.
Immediately adjoining the Lutheran Church and
nearly opposite the Gazette Office, where he Is pre-
pared to manufacture all kinds of Carriage work
according to orders. He will also strictly attend
to all kinds OF repairing in his line OF business up
on the shortest notice and the mostreasonabe terms
Itake this occasioa to return my thanks to the
people of Berkeley County for the patronage re-
ceived during the past year and solicit coniinu-
anca and Increase OF The same. as shall endeavor
to render satisfaction TO all Of my customers.
have also on hand some secondhand Carriages
end Buggys for Sale or HIRE.
May |, lS45-u NEIL ALLEN'
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MEN.

On Sunday last. the LIST inst. ct bis residence
near Mill Creek, Mr.. ELLIS REEsE, aged &c years.
Mr. Reese vas one OF the most espectabie citizens
of Berkeley County, and his death will be tnourned
by all who had the pleasure Of bis acquaintance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
.H.fRRxED,

At the Shades, near Middleburg, in Loudoun
County, on Tussdsy evening, the 27th ut., by The
Rev. Andrew II. H. Boyd, RAwLEIoH CoLsTos,
Esqr.. Of Fauquer Counry to Miss GgRTRu0s
Ans POWELL, eldest daug hter of Col. Humphrey
b. Powell
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
Grading SCythes e. Whet-
stones.

UST received, prime article Of Grading
81 Soythes and WhetSt Of different kinds
for sale cheap. WIN KRoESEN.
r. r. Depot, May 20
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
HQrrest Groceries.

WE have in store and for sale every article in
w the Grocery and Liquor line.
Msy29 j. W. & b. r. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C,

N HAVE just received fresh supply OF Medi-
n cines OF the best quslity--to which invite all
who in want to call, as / will sell as low as
they can be bought anywhere in the Valleys al
ways holding myself responsible for kind and quail
ty Of every article. Any and every prescription
executed with exactness and neatness
May 90 WIN. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05
OuSfers! ONsters!.

u HAVE on hand fine lot Of Spiced
FL Oysters, which will sell low for cash.
May 80 GEO. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-05

HRAIN CRADLES Hodges Grain Cradle,
IN for sale by B. r, BOYD IL BRO.
Mill Creek May 90
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

HARP asllss7 z Sol lslalaWo VA
FENHE under-ig ned most respectfully informs the
m public that he has leased the hotel at Har-
pei's.Ferry, known the UNITED STATES
HOTEL. Hehas been aatiered by the kind tesu-
nonias he has received Of the satisfaction and APP
prevail OF his conduct as landlord in Charlestoun,
and bringing TO his residence the experience Of
some years, he believes he will be able maintan
his character among his friends and TO acquire
new tributes of appreciation from the travelling
public. lie is determined 10 keep good house,
and one which will recommend itself.
He asks the travellers by the Rhi Road, as well
as others, to give him call, and If there DO any
reasonable cause of complaint of the fare or tho
amer Of its service, second visit will not be ex-
pected. He will endeavor to be polite and cour
teous and al in his employ. connected with the
Hotel, will be required to practice the seine de
pertinent. Preparations hive been made for tho
accommodation of yisters--sngly or in fsfnilies--
and the best the markets afford will be at the SER
vice of his patrons His Bar will be furnished with
good WINES and LIQUORS, and bis Stable will
be attended by one of the best bosters the State
produce. JOS. +. ABELL.
Harper s-Ferry, May I, l8i5-tf
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Notice.
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IN THE COUNTY OF MORGAN.
DY virtue of decree OF the Circui: Superior
ID Court Of Law and Chancery for Morgan Coun-
ty, Va, rendered the 9th day of May, lei5, will,
as Special COMMISSIONER of that Court, offer at
public sale, at the CourtHouse Of said County, on
Monday, the 28h Of July merit, the property men.
toned in said decree, consisting OF the interest OF
Jacob Dawson in the real estate Of which his faith
er, Isaac Dawson, died possessed, being the one
sevenfh of "a tract Of
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET,
Gazette Office, May 81, ls45.
FLouR--The market is dull. and prices unset
tied. The only sales we hear offs 100 bbls at the
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NIRGlNIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court of
' Law and Chancery for Berkeley County,
Alfred Ross and Mary bis wife, piT
against
William Maslin, Admir- of Elizabeth Shewalter,
decd, and others, dts,
IN CHANCERY.
Commissioners Office, Martinsbarg, I
May Goth, l845.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate of
Elizabeth Shewslter. dead, will present them to
at my Office in Martinsburg on or before the
LIST day of August next, with all such evidence as
may be requieed TO prove their dignity and chsrac
tel. SEAMAN GARARD
May 29-9w Com.
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Crackers.

SPERM CANDLES-Just received by
- May % W. DORSEY.