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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

 Shetland ShnwIs, entire new ariicle m this country; Domestic Goods ol all kinds H. & $. offer the ab9se bs wholesale or retail al 'her usual low prices for cash nos20 N TfILOrSON. No. 42 Dauphin street, Alo. ATs bile, has inst returned from the Nonh w1h large and well selrctrd stock of BOOTS, STOES, HATS, CAPS. LEATIER and F1NDTNGS, all of whichwi be sold wholesale and retail, as low as they can be purchased in any Northern ciIy. M, stock of Boots pnd Shoes manufactured exnress- ly for retaillng, and warranted 10 ie good can be found m any Sure m the United Statos-- All would ask is, that before making The 1T purcha- ses, Planters and Merchants WlIl look at mp Assori- menl, consisting in part of lhe follow ing articles
 Gente,nen's fine stitched Boots
 Do fine Waterproof de
 Do fine stitched BrOgans
 Bo Waterproof Brogansrand Nullfcrs
 Bo Patent Leather do do
 Button Boots, Lasting Brogans
 Qu'lted-botiom Boots, Napoleon Taps
 Geniemen's fine Peg Boots
 Do Waterproof Kip Bools, Mud Boots
 Boys and Youths Boots
 Men's and Boys RasseI, Kip and Calf Brogans Ladies black Lasting Caters
 Do black Silk Caters, do Half Gaiters
 Do coiored Gaiters and Hall Caters
 Do celo,ed and black fine BuskIns
 Call Boots and Bragans
 Morocco Boots and Brogans
 Calf and Morocco BGskins
 Kid fias and Slippers
 ladies' white Silk and white Kid Slippers
 Misses c0ored GaiIers
 Do Call and Morocco Boots and Brogans
 Children's co0rcd Caters
 Do Boots and Ties
 Ladies' fancy Toilet Slippers
 Gentlsnen's Slippers, Sc., AIso-A large and complete assortment Of HATS and CAPS, made of the best materials and in the latest styles
 Oak and FIemlock Leather and Calr Skins Morocco and Lining Skins, Shoe Thread
 Bootand Shoe Trees, Lasts, Balloons
 Boot Cord and Web. Knives, Shoe Nails
 Pegs, Peg Cutters, Rasps
 Hammers, Pncers, Awls, &'c. D3-My manufactured Goods are made expressly to my order, and will be sold al the lowest New York prices for cash. 01.Please nute down the name and number m your memorandum honk. deC5cmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

E'RUIT AND FRUIT TREk S--'rhe Fluil and E Fruit Trees of America, or ile Culture, Propa- gation anal Management in ihe Garden aEd Orchard of Fruit Trees genernIy. by A. J. nowHing, D. s
 Gardening for Ladies and compaRioa iothe Flow CT Garden, by Mrs. Ileu,on, first American from the third London ediion. edited by A. Downing. For sale at 2S DaupNn-st by decI1 S ". ALLEN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

JNHE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends B. generally lhat he will continue the GRecERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS heretofore conducted by THos II. CHEEYER, under ihe style of M C. TAUGHT & O., at the store formerly occupied by Minge g. Russell, No IS Water st.
 novI M. C. TAUGHT.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

!. gssfas,ssl s,.t The stesniboai NORMA. C.
 1z7hoy-=zfsSs s H. Lspirgfan, masior, having 5s7 ssr l.eea ihurougiS iepaiied and 6ited np. "iii run a regular Ntekl, Pae,ei during lie ensuing season 10 he aboye md ai inieiIntdiaie landings, rayns mullir c'ery Wednesday tseaing al o'clock rT.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

4- a4..e4ee aa re4 ... J gse sst 1 leI .if. ii assas p. ,,.3... ..ssH.s D. a. .'s~.~'-'I 'l-s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

EESHE SUBS kiBER would inform hts I,iends E generally, that he will continue inc business herlo(ore conducted by MINGE G RUssELL, on his account. and under the same firm and stsle- His office opposite No IS Water street, up stairs
 oct22 2lS COLLIER II. MINGE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

a4NREotl '7AhDEA SELLS, ,Lf- aAS aad 41AS a' We have just receved per ElizRbeth Dehispn our winter suFply of fresh Gadea Seeds. Beans and Peas. Among the first @iiI ie ionnd asiulI asso,t- meni of Cabbage, Lettuce, Revts, Radisir Carrots, Turnips. Squash Cucumber and Pu, HcFli Seeds
 R. NORTH & CO. Druggists and Chemists,
 ApoIhecaries' Halt and corner Royal and tio,crn-
 neH streets, 2d door above our nld siand decI0
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

AGENCY MUTUAL SAFETY lNs. to.
 Mobile, 18th Dec. 1915. ] TENHE financial year of thIs Company begins this 1 day, and parties doing business with il from this date do no share in any way in the disasters of the past year; this, with reliable asseis oi up- wards of four hundred and ffy thousand dollars, pledged for future losses, and The exemption from all personal responsibility To those doing business with the Company, it is thought. will warrant a continuance and an increase of the patronage the Company now receives a, ,his place.
 Os-The net profits of this company, instead of be- ing paid to stockholders, are divided annually among those who pay the premiums, m proportion to so much of the amount paId by each, shall he earned on the 18th December of each year.
 The premiums charged, conditions of insurance, and general mode of transacting business, are pre- cisely similar 10 those of the most approved stock companies.
 G5-Applicaions for FIRE, RIVER and MARINE INSURANCE will be promptly a;,ed on by ihe under- signed, agent for lhe company, at the office o inc agency, corner of St Frances and Royal streets, up stairs. Idecl9l ROBERT $. BUNKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

GtHAMPA6NE-fh subscriber has jist r-ceiv- Ses, via New Orleans, a .uppls of the ceesIrslei Wine of the 'Marquis de Massae,' ,, which TJe ol- fere for sale toihe trade importation prices. He will have constantly hand Champagne Of this brand of Ist ani 2il qniies, and Is prepared to execuie orders for any i,r,niiiY.
 nm25 c. ", OGDEN. 75 and 77 Wa,erst nIRECT IMPORTATION N--'I'he sutsrs,he, EV are now receiving ler Jacob Pepncll and o,her vessels from Eue ani. i2l packages Isardwure, Cut is, J, Sc. direct ronlih- Manuiao,ory. which they enabled ta ,.iier for sahs a unprecedented low p,lcss, and to whch they invite The attention of purchasers. (no,25) o. MAXANGE g co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

f7srz,~ 3, Tht fine steamer BAILAs T.
 Lgk-tsSz.T D. 51auston ma=is.. wfil rjm ia ifn s,s aii5,e trade duti me sea.,sr, is 4 n e.hig larkcl. leaving Mohila every Morfsf a, ra. and Mempbis every Wedae~day, and 5ae H. N,bI |. Eriia, utela
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

ESASHioNABLE FALL 'IOfH1NG.--te h' ceiying per ship Mary phl.lips and others from New-York. in addition lo our ioinar supply. large and well selected assortment ef W inter. lClblhng made in the latest style. consisting in part of
 Black and Olive Frock and Dress Co;sts. made of
 the best French, English and Belgian Cljlhsr
 Pants of the latest pattern of English ard French
 CassimplPs la .sr.- ..
 Cashneres, Velvet, Satin and Merino.Vesls
 Together win assortment of Beaver Cloth. Casslnere, aud Furred Business Cunfs For cf e dec2 Iow hv STANTON S BROTHFR.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

TOPARTN ERSHIP- From lhe lst November Q1 next my snn CHARLES LEONARD, will be inter ested m my business, under the style of LEliAaoE & SoN. Ijyl5l c. LEBARON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27
CAMPBELL, OWEN z co. lacTn % f'r,.,, ... II --. f-..,-o,, ,, =. .

.,..,, IlTI,4 & WEI MIA REGULAR N EnhESnAY EVENING rfN KIT.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

R. G. COOKE will continue ihe Commission Ru siness in Mobile his account and will attend to the settlement of the busress of COOKE Bow EH. y5 Iii
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

~ OSHEN BUTTER-9 kegs and 10 hall kegs, M landing from brig Croon and for sale by
 decl6 WM. II. BUNNELL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

GNSURANCE-The Protection Insurance Com pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Marine and River risks, on as favorable terms as any other office in the City, They will insure ra,ne brIck buildings and their contons in Mobile and it's vicinity, the customary ,a,es of premium.
 F.. c. CENTER & co.
 ah Corner of Cnmmarcn x Conf sis.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
SENATE.

The Speaker announced the following
as the Ctandng Committees of the Sen.
ate.
Committee on Claims - Messrs. Wiley
Bondurant, Guerrant, McCauIey, Sutton
Sloan, and Stanard.
On General Laws-Messrs. Thomp.
son of Kanawhs, Wallace, Thompson oil
Amherst, Voolfolk, Stsnard, Baptist and
Caperton.
On Courts Of Justice--Messrs. Wool
fork, Thompson of Amherst, Wallace,
Taylor, Wtcher, Strrnger and Gallaber.
On Internal Improvement - Messrs. Nc.
Mullen, Cox, Bondurant, Wiley, Rogers,
Piper, Crump, Sloan and Csperion.
On the Mihf,a--Messrs. Wallace,
Crump, Rogers, McCauley, Piper, Gala
her and Deneale.
Committees to act jointly with the
Committees Of the House of Delegates
TO eramine the 1reaSmer'S Accounts
Messrs. Cox, Sloan, Gallaher, Dennis,
Woods, Moore and Crawford.
To examine The Neutrality-suspicious..
Piper Dennis, Crump, Spark, Garrett,
Moore aad Smith.
TO eramine the Library-Messrs. Bsp,
tis:, Stanard, Garrett, Spark, Wi,cher
and Thompson OF Amherst.
To examine The Armory-Messrs. Rog.
ers, Crump, McCauley, Wiley, Gallaher,
Piper and Deneale.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
Poet2ealo
BE KIND.

Be kind to thy father-for when thon vert young,
Who loved thee so fondiy as he Z
He caught therst accents that fell from thy tongue
And Joined 10 thy innocent glee.
BE kind to thy father. for now be is old,
His locks intermngled with gray,
His footsteps are feeble, once fearless and bold,
Thy father is passing away
Be Kind to thy moiher--for To- on Der brow
Msy traces OF sorrow be seen;
Oh well may st thou cherish and comfort her how,
For loving and kind hath she been.
Remember thy mother-f thee will she pray,
As long as God giveth her BREATH
With accents Of kindness then cheer her lone way
Zen to the dark valley Of death.
Be kind to thy brother--his heart will have dearth
II the smile Of thy joy be withdrawn
The flowers OF feeling will fade st their birth.
II the dew Of affection be gone.
Be kind to thy brother--wherever you are,
The love Of brother shall be
An ornament purer and richer BY far
Than pearls from the depth Of the sea.
Be kind to thy sister--not many may know
The depth Of true sisterly love,
The wealth Of The ocean lies fathoms below
The surface that spsrkles above.
Thy kindness shall bring to thee many sweet hours
And blessings thy pathway to crown;
Affection shall weave thee garland of flowers,
More precious than wealth or renown.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
THE MAN.

When was wee little clip Of girl.
Too artess and young for prude,
The men as passed. would exclain--" Pretty desrr
Which. must say, thought rather rude,
Rather rude, 40 did,
Which, must say, thought rather rude.
However, I said, when I'm once in my teens,
They'll sure cease to worry me them
But as grew the Older so they grew the boder--
Such impudent things are the men,
Are the men,
Such impudent things are the men.
But of all the bold things could ever suppose,
yet how could | take il amissf)
Was that of my impudent cousin last night,
When he actually gave me kiss
Ay, kiss. so he did,
When he actually gave me kiss.
| quickly reproved him, but sh in such tones,
That ere we were half through the glen,
My anger to smother, he gave me another
Such strange, coaxng things are the men,
Are the men,
Such strange, coaxing things are the men.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

SOAKED CORN FOR HoRsEs. OF
the most successful and judlcious farmers
IN the vlcuage of Baltimore effects a sa-
wing Of from one third to one halt his crop,
by soaking it suddenly before feeding
His method is this: Two empty vessels.
hogs-heads or something similar, are pla-
ced in his cellar, where there is no dan
ger from frost, and filed to the chime with
ears of corn. He then pours on water TIL
the vessels are filled. When well soak
ed, the corn is fed to the horses, ard when
the contents of one cask is consumed, il is
again filled, and the horses fed from the
other.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

New INVENTION Church bells can
now be wade OF steel. as has been proved
by an ingenious American mechanic in
Ohio, from suggestion in an English
newspaper. bell weighing fifty pounds.
made Of steel, will cost only about $50
and can be heard two miles or MORE
The advantages Of this invention are said
to be two fold: first. il is so cheap that ev-
cry church may have bell Of clear.
brilliant and musical tone: second. il is so
light. and being stationary, that even a
slight belfry will sustain il. This newly
invented bell is rung by cronk, any boy
can do j, as we'll as regular parish bell
ringer. For about $500 chime o. seven
bells can now be had.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
ID. l.. Farnam's
PATENT FORCING PUMP.

EvARMERS, Planters, and Gentlemen have
IL water brought from distance to a reservoir
from which il may be conveyed 10 pipes to the
house, barn. hog sites, &c; to the milk for
keeping milk cool in summer; to supply foun-
tains. These pumps may be worked by hand or
by water wheel or windmill, and are capable OF
forcing water 100 GOO feet horizontally and from
80 to 100 feet high; and with the addition Of a
Hose. may be converted into Fire Engine.
Oy-Refer to Andrew Hunter, Esq, and Hon. l.
r.. Douglass, Of Charlestown. Edmund |. Lee, jr
Of Shepherdstown; d. n. Conrad and Bernard
Doll, Esqs., of Msrtinsburg Col. John Strother
Of Morgan County.
Orders left with JOHN KABLE, Of Ksbletown,
Jefferson County, or with RHYS JONES, Mar.
tinsburg. Berkeley County. will BE- promptly at
tended TO.
September 4. 1876
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

A SLIGHT MIsrAKE.--A young lady on,
Yves, who wished to have the one room
ola LIGHTHOUSE appear to the best advantage
on a certain occasion, had some trouble
in keeping large dog outside the door.
After having turned him out for the third
or fourth time, she heard slight tap upon
the door which she supposiag il to be the
dogs paw she cried out. "Bose, you old
dog, you may rap as long as you're a
mind TO. but ! won't le, you in" 1t was
the clergyman. who had jus, commenced
paying his addresses to her
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

Now, it will be seen by this that Jetfer-
son was born just eight years after his
predecessor Adams Madison eight years
after his predecessor Jefferson; Monroe
eight years after Madison, and John
Quincy Adams eight years after Monroe.
Another curious fact to be observed is,
that Adams was just sixty six years old
when he retired Jefferson was slxly.six;
Madison was sixty-slx Monroe was SIX.
ty SKI aud John Quincy Adams, had he
been elected TO a second term, would
have been slxty-s SIX. Adams, Jefferson
and Monroe, all died on the 4th of July
u. $. journal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
estrafmfa Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The following Standing Committees
| were announced by the Speaker;
On Pripilsges and Elections Messrs.
Daniel, DAVIS, Stroller, Holiday, Oliver,
Stovall, Ilietl, Wallace and Taylor.
On Courts Of Justice--Messrs. Bocock,
Scott, Leftwlch, Funston, Gordon, Tun.
stall, Turnbull, Wootton, Holiday, Ed
mondson, Garnett, Lacy and Baldwin.
On Schools and Cotieges--Messrs.
Southall. Alexander, McDesrmon, Gold,
Howard, Tate, Miller, Bprwell, Sebfell,
Dickinson OF Caroline, Turner, Flowers
and Patrick.
Or Propositions and Grieraacss--
Messrs. Banks, Halves. Cooke. Lanler,
Middleton, Brown of Hanover, Fox, Hall
Of Fauquier, Shepard, Mar,z, Hiner, Hap
per end Harper.
On Roads and Internal Navigation
Messrs. Pendle,on, Goodson, Toler, Ly.
ons. Thompson Of Bole,ourt, Syme, Wade,
Denison, Lee, Edgington, Hamilton, Neal
aud Newton.
On Enance--Messrs. Edmunds. Bros-
dus. Harvie. Leake, Browne Of Abe.
marie, Darlington, Cowan, Clayton and
Baldwin.
On Claims--Messrs. Alexander, Cow
an, Gresham, Street, Flood, Gaines, Day,
Mcpherson. Powell. Hobson, Paiio.t,
Goodwin and Boak.
On the Militia Laps--Messrs. Watts,
McRae, Mcpherson. Banks. Street, New.
ton and Fairfax.
To Examine the PenitentiaTy Institution
--Messrs. Layne, VERIFY, W,niree, Pri.ch-
ard, Laird, Stillman and Callison.
To Examine the Pubic Armory---
Messrs. Goodson, McRae. Kir,ley, Free
man, Mcintyre, Kilby, John b. Gusts,
Harper, Brawner, Parks, billiard. Tatum
and Campbell.
TO Examine the Executive Expenditures
--Messrs. VIM. Fl. b. Gusts, Goodwin,
Jones, Rice. Cabell. Deskins, Walker,
Oliver and Ellzsy.
To Examine ;he Office of The Auditor OF
Public Accommodations. Cbinn, Lacy,
SiickIey, Wallace, Flood, Fugete and
Fairfax.
TO Examine the Office Of the Second
Auditor--Messrs. Denisen, Long, Tow
ner, Flowers, Michael, Machn ard Cath
err.
To Examine the Clerks OGce-M
Games. Darlington, Cooke, roler, Powell
and Lee.
To Examine the Registers Office
Messrs. Leltwich, Camden, Wall, Hall oil
Taylor, West, Massie and Mitchell.
TO Examine the Treasurey's Accounts
-Messrs. Thompson Of DlnwiddSe, Wade,
Dickinson of Bath, Adkins, Haryle, Broa.
dus and Turner.
To Examine the Bonds of Public Off,
GERS MessrS. Gordon, STROLLER, Lanler,
Chisman, Moss, Wootton and McCIupg.
To Examine The Public Library
Messrs. Funston, Lyons, TunstaIl, Shep.
ard, VIM. II. B. Gusts, Parks and Gar
nett.
On Agriculture and Manufactures
Messrs. DAVIS, Cabell, Thompson OF Bo.
tetour, Duff, Goare, Adams, Thompson
of Hampshire, Asbogasr, Patrick, Tay-
Tor and krlby.
TO Eramine Enrolled BiLs-Messrs.
Broadus, Towner, Stoyall, benson, Rice
Turrbull, Dey, KIlby and Walker.
On The Lsnatic Asylums Messrs. Tate
Howard, Thompson, of Dinwlddie, Sc
breil, VERIFY, CHM, Halves, Massie and
Mitchell.
On Banks--Messrs. Leake, Lyons,
i1srvie, Syme, Alexander, EdgInglon
Chisman, ToIer, Middleton, Dickinson o.
Caroline, and Gather.
On Trade and Mechanic Arts-Messrs
Neal, Stickley, Saunders, Hamilton, Nc.
PherSon. Freeman, Mcintyre, Harper aud
/ Gresham.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

A READY REToRT. "A druaken law.
yer going lato church, was observed by
the minister, who addressed him thus -
81 will bear witness against that sinner
at the day Of judgement. The lawyer,
shaking his head with drunken gravity,
replied, 81 have praclised twenty years
at the bar, and have always found the
greatest rascal the frs, to turn states ev-
deLce."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

DECIDEDLY A Coon AEEeDorE. We
never heard the aDecdole OF the old woman
and her turkies until yesterday. II 10
good. An old lady resident of neigh.
boring place, KEEP, large family OF tur.
kles, perhaps sixty, She, like q great
many other people, thought great deal
OF her iorkies, consequently valued the m
very highly. Opposie her door was a
West India Goods Store" The man
who kept ii one day emptied his rom casks
OF cherries, intending 10 replace with new.
Tbs old lady beng economical, thought
It great pity 10 have all these cherries
wasted, and 10 order to have them saved.
she would just drive over her turkeys and
lei them eat them. In the course of the
day the old lady thought she would look
after them ano see they were 10 no mis-.
chief She approached the yard, aud 10,
IN one corner laid her lurkles 10 one hugo
pile, dead. Yes, they wire stone lead"
What was to be done
Surely the Old nation could not lose all
the feathers She must pick iheml sbo
called Der daughters and picked them. h.
tending 10 have them buried IN the morn,
ing Morning came, aud behold there
were her turhies stalking about the ward
'ealheriess enousb,(as may be supposedly
crying out 'qult, quit" feeling no doub,
moriIied that their drunkin III had been
the means Of losing their coats. Poor
,hsags, u they had said "quit" before they
had begun, they would moi have been in
this, .'bad fix."
We would advise all young men who
are 10 the habit Of drinking. to leave off
before they &c: picked: aud 10 those who
do not, let every young lady say quit"
Gin. Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGlNIA In the County Court OF Berke-
. ley, November term, is45,
Arcbelsus StspIy and Mary his wife, piigs.
Levi Brsnnon and others, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Jacob Rees and Hannah his
wife. William Williams and Elizabeth BIZ. wife
John Brannon. William Brsnnon and William Bran.
non, jr.. not having entered their appearance and
given security according law and the rules Of the
Court and il appearing to the Court that they sre
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, II is Or.
dered that the said defendants do appear here or
the second Monday in March, 1886, and snswer
the bill Of the plaintiffs and that this oroer be pub
lished in the Msrrinsburg Gazette for two month.
successfully, and posted a, the front door Of the
COURTEOUS OF this County.
A Copy-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, c. ,. c.
December ID, l845-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

THE THOUSANDS OF ISRAEL.
ing to the Faithful Watchmsn Of Zion
the organ. of orthodox German Jews
there are in Italy $4,000 lsraeltes; in
Holland and Belgium, $4,000 in Eng.
land, 10000; in Denmark and Sweden
5000; IN Russia, 10000; in Poland
100000; in Hungary, 100000; in
European Turkey, 100000; and IN 9th.
er parts Of Europe about 1000, 900.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
IOaferr@dl ARTICLES

CONDOLENCES. I'VE we're struck the
other day, in looking at a work called
the "Lives of the Presidents" with few
curious condolences ofnum5ers which re.
late to the line OF five Presidents, begin
ming and ending with an Adams. Here
is table, for instance, of the periods in
which they were born and went out o.
nlfica
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

TO MAKE bLAcKINe.--Pot one gallon
o. vinegar INTO stone jug; addone pound
OF ivory black we'll pulverlzed hall !
pound OF loaf sugar !; half an ounce Of oil
o. v'frol; and Que ounce OF sweet oil in.
corporate the whole by stirring. This Il
a blackiog Of very gres, repute,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

Ia late exrerimeRt, seed corn f,ou
Inc small end OF tho ear produced oplv
halt as much corn az seeds selectsd from,
the middle ofihe ear. This is worthy of
special notice, y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25
MaRTlNsBURG GAZETTE.

puELtsHED EVERY rHpRspAr m0HElNo
AT s2.O0 a year, n paid fn advance s2,5o
if Maid ,xfthll, tie years and $500 at
the end OF the year. NO paper dtscon-
ttnuesEs until all arrears ges are paid, ex-
cept az the option OF the Editor
ApygRTisgaEsTs will be inserted three times
al ST. per square. fourteen lines) and IS cents
per square for zach subsequent insertion.
UsIbe number Of insertions must be marked
on the manuscript or copy Of the advertisement
sent or it will be continued until forbid. andch
ged accordingly.
0J Military advertisements AT half-priee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-25

VIRGlNiA:-In the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chsncery for Morgan County,
Henry Fauver, plE
deaisss
Ruth Widmeyer, Admir-. Of Mchsel Widmeyer,
dec d, who was Executor Of Henry Fsuver, dec d,
Peter Fauver. Margaret Insle. Joseph H. Sher.
rard and Anne X. Shefrard. Ex'or and Exec'ux
ofJohn Sherrsrd, decd. William H.rmisos, Hem
ry Bruner, Elijah Harrison, Jacob Miller ard
Hubberd Hume. jr. dis.
IN CHANCERY.
NOTICE.-The parties to the shove suit will
IN please to take notice, that will attend at
O'Ferrsll's Coffee. House, In the town Of Bath,
Morgan County, on Monday. the 26th day of Jan
vary. 1885, for the purpose Of proceeding TO make
up Report in the above case, at which time and
place the parties are hereby required TO attend and
produce before me all such papers, vouchers and
other evidence they muy have to offer, and which
will enable me TO make such report as may be re-
quired in this cause. SEAMAN GARARD.
December IL, l845-7w Com'r,