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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-04

as good as we profess 10 be-" Ii is an
insidious foe, dwelling no one knows
where, "n0n est curiosWs gun idem sst
maleroluS." Now sheltering itself in in
divduas given TO melancholy. Now in
the open hearted and generous. Never
confessing himself 10 be any where
sometimes extoling US beyond all bounds
Of reason-now fattenng our friends, and
in open day, joins hands with its twin
sister, jealousy, and strides through each
avenue of the soul. Says an eminent
writer, Envy pretends always 10 be a
rival 20 virtue, aud to court honor on y by
merit, and never TO be afflicted but on be-
half of justice, when persons less merito>
rous come TO be preferred; and it is so
far true, that i seldom assaults GmtortU-
nate virtue, and is as seldom troubled for
any success, how unworthy soever, that
doth not carry man further than the en-.
vious man himself can attain to; he enves
and hates, and woald destroy every man
who hath better parts, or better fortune
than himself; and that he is not a witch,
proceeds only from the Devils want of
power, that he cannot give him illustri>
Gus conditions, for he hath more pride
and ambition than any other sort of sin
ner."
b. ELECTION RESULTS IN BRAN
.-Numbe! of votes cast tor State or
fcers.
Wing.
Goo. Lieut.. Coz. Treasurer.
Slade l72 Enon III Spaudng III
Liberty.
Skater lO4 Needham los Wood LOG
Democrat
Kellogg 90 Lyman % Baldwin 90
Senator'S
Wing l67 Liberty LOG Democrat 80
Town REPRESENTATIVE. Boz opened
at 10 A. NJ, and cIosed al 9 p. NJ
Wing nominee, E. N. Briggs, Liberty
do, N. r. Sprague,-Democrat, J. Pot.
wine. Six balo,tings had witA the fol>
lowing results;
LIST, I'd. Sd. 4,h, 5th, 9th.
Briggs, l35 l49 l52 $50 1859 1853
Sprague. 1871 1856 1870 1879 ll3 los
Potwine, Sc SO IS
Scattering, al "a Is S. 81 40
Sixth baIlo, Briggs elected by a major
ity Of nine.
Leicester, Leonard D. Jenney, Wig
Salisbury, Sam. Crook, Wing.
Sudbury, G. w. Horton, Dem.
VNb:~
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SALT--&ALT.
Farriery.

THE undersigned, having had an ex.
- tensive range of practice for many
years in prescribing the best modes Of
treatment for the various diseases which
HORSES and CATTLE
are subject to, informs the public that he
will attend TO the business of doctoriug
Horses and Cattle, and can at all times
be found at his residence Zone mile west
of Blake's Furnace) when not absent on
professional business.
HEAVES in horses permanently cur
ed.
SAMUEL ENGLISH.
Brandon, Aug. 5, l845. 7:6w
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Sixth ballot Briggs elected by major
ity of nine.
Leicester, Leonard D. Jenney, Wing
Salisbury, Sam. Crook, Wing.
Sudbury, G.. w. Horton. Dem.
Goshen Reuben lien, Wing.
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FLOUR.

"lGGINS constantly keeps on hand
MM- the gerry best brands of FLOUR,
which he will sell by the pound, half bar.
rel, barrel or load, al Gerry small adr0nce,
from cost. Aug. IL. 8
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-04

SORE IHR DAT AND SpRAJNs. Mrs DT
Huntington, of Pnts6eId, states she has
found, invariably, the Pain Extractor
sovereign cure for Sore Threats. Ii pul
on at its commencement, severe cases can
be stopped; also says. il blistered parts
are dressed with il. the drawing will be
more fully consummaled. and no mark will
be left, or any pain felt. Also she proved
its remarkable effects to cure a swollen or
sprained ankle, by few dressings.
A lady in New York sprained her an
kle, which infamed sweled and was We
ny painful, so that she kept her bed this
application was made, and in few days
she was as strong as ever.
A lady at Albany reports that she had
several blsters on her neck, and dressing
it with the Extractor, in no case had she
any pain, nor was any mark left after four
teen days. This lady also says it can
cure any sore throat or pain in the side.
DIRECTIONS. Rub the parts well, and
lay a cloth spread with salve twice a day
If raw, Law the cloth spread on.
V. ROSS, Agent, Brandon,
WHO DISPUTES IT? Nobody. 1t has
now become an established fact that Dr.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is the
best remedy ever known for preventing
consumption by certainly and speedily cu>
ring every disease that leads to this mos,
fatal malady--Coughs, Colds, Bleeding Of
the Lungs, Asthma, Liver complaint, etc,
ETC., at once yield TO its marvellous power,
and scores of cases ofsupposed Coz firm
I'd consumption have been com pIelely Gu.
red, after the best physicians have decar-
ed thai death was inevitable. Mr. James
Sage Of Wnleryille, n. Y, was restored
10 perfect health BY The Balsam after the
besl pbysiciaos hi Oneida county pronoun-
ced bis caseto be d hopeless consumption.
So Of Thomas Cozens, of Haddonfeld, N.
j., after he had been given up to die. See
The published Statements of each case
80 attested that all must belieue.
WARREN & BLISS Agents. Bran
don, VT.
~" | CONNOT SWALLOW A.
ny more nauseous doses Of medIcine"--
The very sight of the spoon makes me sick
Il know ii is bad, but the other day |
was sick and had occasion TO take some
thing, and like yourself, had become wea,
ny OF the sight of pills, powders, and mix
lures, so | resorled 10 Sherman's Lozeng-
es, and can assure you il is very great
improvement, for they are as pleasant as a
common peppermint, and act as powerful,
ly and efficaciousl y as the most drastic
medicines in use. The DR. has always on
hand Lozenges for coughs and colds, for
worms, for sea-sickness and headache, for
bilious diseases, fever & ague, and all lhe
ills which flesh is heir 10, and they are so
iudiciousIy compounded, that they are de.
cidcdIy the best preparation now before
the public. Although it may not seem
possible that sugar ozenge should con,
tain The requisite quantity of medicine for
a dose, and at the same time be perfectly
pleasant 10 the taste, yet such is the fact,
and not only so but it is proved beyond
doubt that medicines in this form act much
more eficaciously than in any other, and
in many cases produce almost miraculous
effects. The Doctors warehouse is a!
LOG Nassau ST. N. Y.
V. ROSS, Agent, Brandon,
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H. Ernst also made a few remarks, ex-
pressing doubtless the deep feeling with
which The Parkersburg affair is regarded
by the old citizens Of Ohio.
Letthe example of Cincinnati be follow.
ed throughout the State. Let it be seen
that Ohio, If Laws and Constitution give
her no protection, will project herself at
all hazards.
|. Drowned. A Mr. Chamberlain, about
As years of age, and son Of Mr. Newton.
aged abou! 10, both of this village, went
into the river on Sunday to battle. The
place selected was dangerous one, in
which many lives have heretofore been
lost. The boy was observed to struggle
and sink, and Mr. G. hastened to his res.
cue, in his efforts to do which both were
drowned. The bodies were ultimately re.
covered but not in season 70 restore life.
Mr. G. has left wife and several small
children to lament their untimely bereav>
ment--Brattleboro Democrat.
SEIZURE OF Elk GOVERNOR CoRwIN.
The Cincinnati Herald of The 18th inst
says that Elk Gov. Corwin, who has a
very swarthy complexion, while travelling
about 5 miles from that place, was seiz-
ed by a. party of armed men who rushed
out of the woods, and swearing that he
was coored man, they tied and bore him
10 Jail as runaway slave !-Esse.r Tran.
script.
Our CITIZENS IN PRIsoN. Our read
ers remember the outrage upon the rights
of three Of our citizens, committed by Viz
ginia Shareholders, which we noticed
week before last. Almost continual alb.
sence since that time has prevented us ad-
verting TO this matter again; and as we
are just now about 10 leave for the Cons
venton at Nlountpleasant, we have not
time 10 say what we would We must
say 10 our readers, however, that the walls
OF the SHAREHOLDERS Prison confne your
fellow citizens,no even charged with hav.
ing violated the laws of Virginia upon
her ovn territory! Are we willing to
81. still, and see the sovereignty Of State
and through that, the personal rights of
our citizens, trampled under foot? If so,
we are about prepared TO become sl@ves
As citizens, we owe the State alLegiance--
only, however, on condition that we ne.
ce5re protection. What are The Ohio au-
lhorites doing in order that these poor
mems rights may be vindicated =? We
have noticed no movement of the kind.
IF nothing be done in this case, what secu-
rty has any man for his own protection i?
None absolutely none Cadiz, Ohio,
AdU0cate
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In this town, on Thursday last, of consumption,
SARAH, wife of James Caughy, aged 80.
At Royalton, August 81. Mr. STEPHEN BACK.
US, one of the early settlers of the town, and a
soldier of the Revolution, aged SO years.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-04

The lecture will be delivered at 5 o'clock
?. M. or a! such later hour as the com>
mlttee of arrangements may direct, of
which notice will be given from the pulls
pit, on the previous sabbath, aud by the
ringing of the bell.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-04
Married.,
ID I e ID !,

In this town, Aug %, by Rev. c. A. Thomas
jerome Stevens to Charity M. Hewett.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-04
BRIGHTON MARKET. = Auo.25.

AT market, Il20 beef cattle, SO cows and calves
$500 sheer, -Swine 1900.
Prices-Beef cattle Extra $475; first quality
$3.50; second quality, 81 a $4,25; third
quality. from $500 to $3.50.
UOrkig 0ren--None.
CoaOs & Calues-At $l4, $1s, 800, 1872, 1926,
$50 and $3.50.
Sheep-Old sheep, 81 81, 10 So ss. Lambs
from ST. rs to So IL.
S,oine-At wholesale, 4ac. Al retail 4tc. to
SIC for shoats.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-04

Agreeably 10 the request Of the Con-
ventiou OF the Friends Of Education al
Middlebury, Nix Palmer will lecture on
the defects Of primary education, and the
best means of remedying them, at The
places and on the days following. The
name annexed TO each place is Mat of the
committee of arrangements appointed by
the Mlddlebury Convention. Parents,
teachers, and all who take an interest in
the improvement OF Education are request.
ed 10 attend. Important measures will be
proposed for simultaneous action through.
out The State:
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-04

Sep. s, Wiliston, David French,
9, Ferrsburg, Nathan l. Reese.
10, Vergennes, w r Bixby,
IL, Newhaven, A p Roscoe,
IL, Brdport. F P Fletcher,
Is, Shoreham, Kent Wright,
Is, Orwell, DR. E Cusbman,
l6, Benson, L G Kellogg,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22

Discovery OF ANCIENT TREASURE
The Macon tGeo) Messenger gives an
account Of the discovery Of hidden treas
ure TO the amount OF forty-fiye thousand
Spanish dollars IN Tatnal co., in that
State. The Dscoverer, on blowing up
the root ofihe tree, discovered three dol.
lars, and in digging deeper succeeded in
exhuming the above large amount. The
money was found on the land Of Mrs. Gray,
widow, 10 needy circumstances.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
ipLE.yDFD SCHE.uE.

Tickets $40. certificate of n Package Of IS
Tickets will be sent for & 30-Shares in proportion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
MARTlNSBURG MARKET.
BALTIMORE MARKET.


CArrLE-- he supply Of Beef Cattle in market
to-day far for the SEASON, and sales have hsen
made At prices winch show an imp pvement since
our la, d lotaiian. rh@ offerings ~ The scales ~
dat auluuuted Ia eco hsad of which IS teman
over uu,nii, ard at he hHiance, comprising i35
bead - sare .nt At prices ranging acc riding TO
au,, frr, s. - $50 per 100 Ih. on h. hocf
EQUAL t" s. so 1915. smell lot Of 80 head
from uh Branch. Of rxtrs qualiry. wer" "a 10
Butchers ~ 1915 IN The hoot .qsal to S7,25 pei
100 HIS. nett.
Hoes There wa. fBll supply of live Hogs Of
fsred at market 10 day. The demand ia rather lin
lied in consequence of the high rates asked by ho
ders viz: S. 10 S. 25 per 100 lb.. according TO
quality There are pat chascrs at SIS and SIS VA
but sslr. to limited extent only have been made
al 1925 for choice lois
FLOUR The demand for Howard st, Flour con-
unues limited, end we are not advised OF any i'm
rortant transactions. Sales at small lots Of com
mixed brand- from stores made at 81 80,
al which rate holders are firm. We note ssls OF
200 bbs and one Of 500 bbls at this rate The
receipt price from cars is $4,37a We hear Of no
sales ofCuy Mills Flour Some holders ask 81 IS,
while Others are Wiling 10 sell at ga 62a.
GRAiS.-We quote Nd. Wheats At 100 l02
cents for prime reds--receprs very trifng Sales
to day of 1000 bushels P.,nna. reds at 95 81 ct-
Sales of Mi Corn at SO 80 cts. for white, and
4 40 cts. fnt yellow. sale of Penna. yellow
at Al CTS. We quote Otts at &c cts sales
BAcoS.-We are not advised of any extensive
operations m Bacon. The following aye the rates
now asked by holders for Western viz: Shoulders
G st cents, Sides 7 a Ia cents; assorted =
I Ia; and Hams, according 10 size and quality
from II 70 81 We note a sale of 10 900 lbs 1,
comprising shoulders, Sides end a small lot sssoIl-
ed at 6 a 2 cets. Sales TO limited extent have
also been effected at IA 7 Ia cents for prime
artlcla Baltimore cured is not in much demand,
and there is but Iule in market-the rates asked
are, for Shoulders 81 cents; Sides7A cents assort-
ed | 3 and Hams 10 10 cents, according to size
and quality. We note a small sale very choice at
10 CENTS
WHlsKEY. --The market continues very duh, and
the sales confined to very small lots at 81 cts for
hhds. and % cts for bbls.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
Crackers.

DUTTER, Water, Soda and Sugar Crackers
ND lust received and for sale by
Ma, J. VI. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

4 HAVE just received fresh supply OF Medl-
4 cines of the best quslity-to which invite all
sbo are in want 10 call. as | will sell as low as
they can be bought anywhere in the Valley-al-
Sass holding myself responsible for kind and quail
ny Of every article Any and every prescription
urcured With exactness aud nestness
May 90 VIM. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
Books, Paper &. Pencils.

r HAVE opened an assortment Of the
I'll above articles, such as-Fsmily Bibles; Ok
lord do; Pocket super; CotnIy's Spoilers; Pike,
Arithmetics; Smiths Examiners; Do. Arthms-
tics; with Poems Of Burns Barton's. Lady Of the
Lake, Lays of the last Minstrel, with other Poems
embracing some Of he most popular works. WI
ting Paper; Cap and Letter do; Draining Pencils
Crason-, &c; Water Colors. Osborn g. joys; Sill
yer EyerPOinted Pencils with LEADS; with large
assortment Of other rlices in the Stationary line
for sale by WIN DORSEY
Nav %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
ALEX ANDRIA MARKET,
Gazette Office. MAY L. l8Ah.

FLoUR-The market presents no new feature
since our last; transactions are limited. The only
sale we heard Of is 26l bbs. canal flour at the ba-
SIN at 81 371. The wagon price remains at "a %.
GRAIS.-We notice sales Of 900 bushels white
Corn at the wharf, at SO cts yellow 40 cts. Sc
vera oargoes have been put in store for better pi-
css Wheat continues in demand, sales yesterday
Of 500 bushels Red Wheat at the Basin at 991ts.
and 400 500 bushes in smalllots by wagons at
90 a 90 cents.
Fish, We quote gross Herrings from first hands
1925 1897 3; retail 1892 l.2 a 1915 per
barrel. Shad 81 81 % per Dbl.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22

nSNABURGS.-Cwil 0snaburgsi 7.8 AMI
" "A Plain do; Just received snd for sale by
April ~ o. 2. SHlPLEY,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
COACH MAKING.

fHyHE euh-crtber respectfully informs the people
A. OF Berkeley County that he has erected
C,.sch. Mskers Shop on Queen ST., Msrinsborg
immediately adjoining the Lutherss Church and
nearly opposite the Gazette Office where hs is pre-
pared TO Manufacture sil kinds Of Carriage work
according 10 orders He will also strictly attend
ell kinds OF repairing in hi, line 1T business up
on the shortest notice and the understandable terms
take this occasion TO return my thanks to the
people Of Berkeley County for the patronage re-
c'ved during the past year, and solicit con'inu'
ancs and increase Of The same a. shall endesyor
TO render satisfaction to 81 of my customers
have also on hand some secondhand Carriages
end Bsggys foe Sale or Hire.
Nav l845-G NEIL ALLEN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
&wA

IEIAI2iPIa2S SsIS'l8J2l2Wy VA
YENHE undersigned most respectfully informs the
IL public thst he has leased the Hotel at Haf.
pet Ferry, known the UNITED STAT
HOTEL. He has been fsuerrd by the kind tesu-
monias he hes received of the satisfaction and sp-
provsl Of his conduct as landlord in Charlestorn.
and bringing to his residence the experience OF
some Yeas, he believes he will he able maintain
his character among his friends, and TO acquire
tributes of appreciation from the travelling
public. He is determined to keep good house,
and one which will recommend itself
He asks the travellers by the Rail Road, as well
as others TO give him call, and if there be any
reasonable cause of complaint of the fare or the
manner of ts service second visit will not be
pected. He will endeayor to be polite and cour-
t"ous, and all in his employ. connected with the
Hotel will be required to practice the same de-
pertinent. Preparations have been made for the
accommodation of sislters-siney or in fsmilies-
and the best the markets efftrd will be the
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 hostlers the State
can produce JOS. +. ABELL.
Harper s.Ferry, May /, l845-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
Fancy Articies, &c.

- LIVER SPeetscles; Common d. Steel Frame
~ do; Steel Beads and Bugle Beads; Purse
hlnss and Tassels Csrd Cases; Ladies Pocket.
Books; Visiting Cards; Scissors; PenKnves
Silk Watch Guards; Razors and Razor ottops /;
snuff and Tobacco Boxes Perfume Bags; B, east
Pins; Gold Rings; French Pomatum; a large a..
'or,ment OF Soap; Sand Boxes lux Sand; Boxes.
&c. e.. which shall be sold low by
May % w DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
LARGE NILE OF
BERKELEY g. MORGAN COUNTY
LANDS.
TRACTS & PARCELS or LAND,

hAGlS d fAkGELS Uf LANU,
"a pert Of which are now embraced within the
County Of Motgsn-to wit;
LIST A Tract Of Land situated in Berkeley Coun-
~, on the East side 81 Back Greek, containing
1872 acreS.
Cd A Tract Of Land. on the East side of Back
Geek and Vest ofibe North Mountain, containing
100 .Acres.
Said Tract conveyed by Thos. Sharp to said
McKewsn.
81 One other Tract Of Land. lying 10 the drains
Of Back Creek. the Vest side of the North
Mountain containing
$50 .acres.
4rh Also, one mostly of certain Tract con-
tanning
800 AcreS,
situated in Berkeley (now Morgan) County, on
Timber Ridge, granted TO the said McKewan and
JOHN Bailey by patent from the Hon. Edmund
Randolph Governor of Virginia and by deed OF
P7rtt'ion the said McKewan became entitled to
AIS Acres
5lh. A Tract of Land, containing aoout
PAS .dCres,
situated on Sleepy Geek, in Berkeley (now Nor
gan) County, near Hxon's Mill, adj lining the
lsnds of Hison, Matthias SN ain, and Others.
9Th. Also, three undivided fourth parts Of about
400 .4cres
of Land, being two surveys " hch the said McKew-
held IN company with the heirs OF Patrick
thompson, deed, lying and being in Morgan and
Hampshire Counties, on both sides OF the WaInI
Spring Run on the Potomac River.
9Th. One undivided mUiety of
III Acres
OF Land situated in jefferson County. the Poto-
RIVER. adj inIng the lands Of Isaac Chaplain
and Others. lin, Land was Patented in the name
of Charles M K4~an.
9th. One undivided moiety Of
SCI .4cres
&c and. which was granted 10 John Bsily IT,, BY
Patent from The Commonwealth on Seth Nav
1874. lying and being now IN the County of Nor
gau, on LitIe Timber Ridge adjolning the lands
owned by Levi. Wnlfe and Richard Riggs.
9Th. A so, one Undivided moety OF
375 .ACreS
of Land granted 10 Joseph and John Copp by Pat
from the Commonw. slth on 20th June, 1903,
lying and being on ihe Yellow Spring Run, in
the County OF Morgan.
Mary Of the above Tracts of Land are represent
ed assvaluable, and worthy the attention OF persons
DESTROYS OF purchasing in Virginia.
Terms Of Saie-Cash.
DANIEL BURKHART,
May 8. l845-5w Special Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
To Builders.

PROPOSALS. will be received by the under.
n signed Committee, appointed by the Court of
Morgan County. Va, TO re. build tie CourtHouse
and build fre-Proof Clerks Office according
TO plans which will be exhibited by the Clerk OF
said Court OF lie undersigned Bath, the County
scat of said Morgan County, at any time up to the
2eth day Of May inst.
ISAIAH BUCK,
CROMWELL ORRlCK,
JACOB REICHARD, ; Comm.
JOHN W BREATHED,
X. c. GUSTIN.
May |. l345-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
EOMnefs, sc.

G. HOES.-Ladies' superior Kid ard Morocco
- Shoes; Misses and Children's do just re,
ceivrd and for sale by D f. SHlPLEY,
Aprl24 Opposite IT, 5 Hotel,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
DEE,

At his residence in this County, on the 28th ult,
Mr. WILLIAM Oar in the 98,h year OF his age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22

AE have just finished opening, Mt our Bun
Wv kers. HUI Store. Super Common Blue. Is H.
Olive and Brown Cloths; French, BRUSH and
American Cassimers; Csssinei; Kentucky Jeans;
Iweeds Summer Cloths, White and Brown Lin.
en- Drills; Brown Irish and French Linens; Rua
sra Sheeripss and Duck; Brrlsps; Crash; Dr.
per; BalEaunes; Lawn; Paris de LANES; Me us.
selaines; Lace Muslius Gnghams; Gallo. ,es !;
Apaccas; Blk Boabazines; Irish Linens Green
Bauese; Blk and Cord Grapes; Summer Shawls
and tidkfs; BIN Thibei Shawls and Hdkis; Lin
an Camhric Hdkfs.; Bandanna asd Spiulsheld
Hdkfs Berkeley and Fancy Cravsts; Satin Stocks
and lies; Laces; Edgngs; lnsertinss; Swiss,
Book, Null and Jsckonett Muslins; Paper, color
I'd and white Cambticks; Silk. Narsalle. and Va
lencia Vestings; Bonnets; Ribbons; Flowers I;
Bonner Caps; Parasols Sun Shades and Umbrel-
las; Silk, Gotten and Worstcd Hosiery Gloves
and Mits; Blk Silk Crssstsi suspenders; Blk
Love Wells and Hdkf-; Alpaca Aprons; Colored
Gro de Maps Blk Italian Lustring; Gmps;
Cords and Tassels &c. ail Of which we will sell
cheap. B X. BOYD & BRO.
Mill Creek April II, l345,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-22
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND CIGARS,

wholesale, retail snd to order; and be hopes, by
ilet attention to business meri, share Of pub
l,c patronage. Having purchased his stock IN Bal
tiore ,rpm wholesale dealers, be 70 able TO sell rs
low as any one in the Valley. His Tobacco Is q
he very best manufacture, carefully brusaed sue
clear f,om grit, II consists of
Greener's Peach Leaf Gr0rel2e's Hon.
eydev, Democratic Republican, and sts-
perior brand Of Whiie's Freiiaghussrn n
25 CTS, and good 10, Of Common Tobacco.
His Cigars are genuise:--
Plantation La Normas. TrqbucoS, Re.
galias, Lord Byrons, Principles, Priasd.
does, HaH- Spanish, and Commons.
II .Maccabau. Congress, Scotch. Rap
z pee, and a superior article Of Marlin.
= igue Mixture, ,ohtch ie eGers iole to The
2 iorers of a good pinch Of snug
He has also lot Of FANCY ARTICLES,
such as Cigar Cases Snuff Boxes, Tobacco Cases,
Pipes, Shaving Brushes, Soaps. AID variety OF
other things which be offers cheap FOR cash.
Call and examine for yourselves At
BENZ. : IYETH'S,
Queea 81 I door North Of Bryariy's Store.
Msrunsburg. April ~, ls45.