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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08
Glorions Ners from Rhode Island.

We have now complete returns from all parts
Of the Stale, excepting one of the smaller towns,
which cannot vary the result, as We present il
below more than len votes.
The following letter gives briei and interesting
account OF victory achieved by the friends OF
liberation:
OFFICE REPUBLICAN HERALD,(
Providence. April 3, 1915.
Sir: Our election, as you are aware, took place
Yesterday, and has resulted in the election OF
Charles jackson, the Liberation candidate for Go
vernon, by about 200 majority over Fenner-
Elisha R. Potter, the Wing Algerne nominee for
Representative to Congress from The Western dis
lrict has been defeated BY a large majority, BY
Lemucl II. Arnold, who was supported BY the
Democrats as he avowed himself Liberationist
this is indeed triumph.
We have also elected al least ten good Dorrite
Democrats 10 The Senate, and 26 10 the House:
in the last Assembly We had but q in The Senate,
and l2 in the House. II is also thought that a
majority Of both branches Of The Legislature
elected are in favor Of the liberation Of The patriot
Dorr.
Byron Dman the Wing candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, is doubtless elected The re-
mainder of the general ticket, exccptlhe Govern
or is vet doubtful In haste, yours, &c.
The vote stands as follows, according 10 the
Providence Journal Of April a. an AlgeriDe au-
lhority:
Majority for Jackson, over ALL 1913
Dman, /" SOL
EASTERN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Cranston, 1900; scattering, 81.
WESTERN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Potter, 1855; Arnold, 5000; scattering, 20.
The Legislature will probably stand as fol-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

We are indebted to. Thomas Cowperhw..
Co., of Philadelphia, through Ball & PERI.
this city, for System Of Classical and S.'
Geography, with engravings &c. accom- nas''
by fine ancient Allas-by S. Augustus SG 1-.;
ell, whose labors 10 this department have bes-
SO much service to the rising generation A.,
for the American Statistical Arithmetic b. r. r.
ais II. Smith, the accomplished Superi6,s,..s
and Professor of Mathematics, and r r {
Duke, The well-qualifed Assistant Profess,
Mathematics in the Virginia Military lns,i,n,.
Lexington The great value Of this liu,e r
is, that the varions rules Of Arithmetic are II.
lraied BY examples drawn from The mos, r, ~
nent facts connected with the history, eeoe ~.
and statistics of our country. Thus WI
child learns Arithmetic by simple and cles,-
cess, by one and the same operation he h,
knowledge OF his own country and its bi..
impressed upon his youthful mind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

We cannot permit an article which appeared
in yesterdays "S,ar" TO pass unnoticed. lis de-
dcaled 10 Editors Richie and Pleasants" allose-
Their; and We must express our sincere acknowledge
ments, if no, forts compliments (Which, nowih-
standing our amour proprc. we suspect 10 be extra
vagant)-yel fer The liberal spirit which has pro-
duccd them. The portrait seems 10 be drawn out
by the supposilion, that we arc 'going 10 Wash
inaton 10 take charge Of The official paper
there" However this may turn OUT 10 bc-in
whatever region our lot may be temporarily cast,
yel we must say, that our heart will still clingwilh
undying attachments 10 our native Stale Liv-
ing in this city for near years, we should leave
j, with profound regret-and this sentiment would
not be confined; 10 orr own political friends, deep
ly and dearly as we cherish them. We should
leave behind US many liberal and honorable
Wing. whom we are proud 10 rank among our
best friends We should leave Richmond with a
scniimen, OF good will and regard for The whole
community, which we cannot adequately express.
Yet more-T ire Should go where the erich
mond Star" would seem 10 point our destiny, We
shall carry our Jeffsrsonian Principles and our
Virginia Independence along with us-and We
should leage The old Richmond Enquirer behind
us 10 uphold the State Rights Principles Of Old
Virginia God bless her!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08
FINN, n, F1eaerjeks5uyg Pcccrdsr.)

"Oua CouNrr-(Sp t:ylrenia.l-Tbe canvass
in this county has been conducted, thus Tar, with
even less than the usual excitement. But three
weeks yet remain before the election will take
place; yet tie surface OF the political waters is as
placid and up.ufaed, as though i! was entirely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

w fully and cheeriuily concur with ts
DR.. Atkinson in the above commemorate ,.
and Mrs. Tosno's School.
ANDREW Fl. II BoYD, JonS BRrcs
P WILLIAMS, Jr, J. II. SnERRaEh
w. Y. -RooRER, H. NJ. BRESr
ID. w. BARTON, RopsRT /. BAl9'
Winchester, February Isl, 1915.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
From the Palmyra (Mo.) Wig, Jan 8.
OBITL.9Ry.

Di.d. At her residence in Rails County, near
We, EIy, on the ooh ult., Mrs. FANsy SIosE
wife of Capt William Stone, and daughter ct the
late VIM Tsbb of Martinsburg Va aged 80 Years
The deceased was native Of Virginia. From
early life she enjoyed the privilege OF the example
training and prayers of pious parents; and tor ma
nv wears, was herself a consistent member OF the
Church In her family she was every thing com
prlsed in the endea,ng names OF wife and mother
kind. aficctionste. md judicious. To her neigh
bors she was tender in her feelings obieing IN her
disposition, amiable in her department ana easy OF
access, az that il always pleasant to meet her
Her death has caused all ~ho knew her to mourn
those most who kaew her best But their MOURN
ing is not WITHOUT hope for her p'e'y vas a"oVe
suspicion. Her last intelligent act was to comm"
hers. n. aud all that was dear u her. 10 tod y"
pta,et. which she d. knceins al her bed-sidr on
ih- mnining preceding her death. o"on a'tr, '''~
she became unconscious, and 'arly on the t"lI""-
ing morning hcr spirit "e d"uh' not, was convey
Cd home 10 beaver; G,r 'Blrs'rd are th" dead
tina, die in the Lo,d fr,m hen'rlor'b; yea. SATIN
the Spirit, thst they may rest IRON the'r 'An"'si
and theit work TO G'iow t''"tu
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

I,.maioed at Grand Gulf no longer than
uas absolutely necessary for the trans
..,;.n !, nv business thrre--as | found
,be small pox and t'biack tongue" two
malignant AMI infectious diseases, wtre
raging 10 the place and spreading alarm,
CONSERVATION and death amongst lis IN
habilauls.
sought out the spot where The re-
mains Of our valued and lamenied friend,
THOMAS DAVIES, were deposit d. lie
died as you are aware, at this place,
somo eight years ago, the yello" ie-
yer, beng attacked by that fatal disorder
whilst engaged 10 the arduous dpfI's I
his profession which reqnifed hin almost
wt.out rest 10 f,ce tue fierce ardour OF
is noon-day tetis aud the POISONOUS tx
halation, Of lis chilly nights. lie had
commenced his Career here uud r circu'n-
ST n,es the most iayorable. IL was
theatre worthy Of hm and bouniiiu1y
would his mi, lie have gathered M
fruits Of Is long hnaried treasur's, u ne
had survived some years longer. Ills
profound professional aeqnirt ihr"'s MS
extensive bttr,iy aud historical r'"d'ng
nj, vio,r,,u, and acut,lnte lect had alfea.
DIV 20 nmsDded N IN rmnrn' deg'ee 'he
respe,t and a6mmitI"n 81 his ne'ifa'
brelbefn, whilst he charmlng simplicity
and aft .biny Of his character, his fine So
cal qualities, his high moral sense, nus
love uf truth aud hon"r were raWdiy at
tracing towarts him the love ami Conn.,
dence of this intelligent and 'igh sptileo
community. But he WIS cut eft III the
.nr,me aud vigour of manhood and upon
th,. ,hr shoId of lie OF us'fu'ness aud
fame, ana his rema'Ds n W lie IN sp6,
belonging to the ed.cal Frat rnity nf
this CITY aud which IS exclusively eppro-
priated 10 the ,nt,,ment of physicians.
Although have stopped scarcely at
any place IN my journey, where l nave
not met with me acquaintance, Ger.
ianly did not expect 10 mret WIN any
person IN THIS place " no would kn' me-
You may ih'rcfore judge OF my surprise,
when s,roling to-day leisufrly along The
st,eels If this city, heard my name loud
" called out, and when Looking around |
asrertaineJ 1t To come from Mr.. N. T..
T, formerly "a merchant oi Sh phe'ds.
town, aud now engng d in the same bust
ness h, r.. am happy I" hear that he
h b. Ell doing veil experienced from
hun all tat hospilalhy and attention
which is characieris,,c Of this warm hror
I d country-a people, th- most fhendiv,
cou:,, Gus, and Iolte that have ever met
with ~ my carer in If.
We have had thunier storm here
III is evening which has trausc -nded III is
VIVID flashes Of lightning any ,h,ng that !
recollect t. have seen in our country even
In tn dog days.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
JoiiN oNnO iEn' -
January 16 iS45.-2m

IRGlNla;--ln the Circuit Superior Court of
v Law and Chsncery for Berkeley County:
January Rules, l845,
Mathew Jones and Elizabeth his wife, and Jona-
than Burns and Nancy his wife, PITTS.
against
William Small and Margaret his wife. John Will
hanson. Lewis WinsbIenne and Mary his wife,
Jacob Williamson, Levi Williamson, and Viii
liam Williamson, children of VIM. Williamson,
decd and others, Calib Burns and Sydney his
wife, William Summers, and john Summers and
" Martha Jane Summers. children Of said William
Summer. and Susan his wife who is dead Jacob
Williamson and Margaret Williamson, the ~id-
ow. and Jacob Vandoren, dcfts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Caleb Burns .nd Sydney his wife,
and John summers, not having entered their APP
reararce and given security, according TO the act
of Assembly and the rules Of this Court ard it APP
pearing by Satisfactory evidence that they out
"f this Commonwealth: il ia ordered. that the said
defendant. do enter heir appearance 10 this su on
The first day "f the next term, and answer the bill
of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order he
forthwith published in any newspaper within this
Comfy and continued for two months successiVey'
and anorher copy thereof posted nj The front door
Of the Court House of the said Cosnty.
a Copy-Tesle, ----
JOHN SrROrHER, c.
NJ lQlE-O,n
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THE Nj A X X T. | 5.
OyyIck or THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN,


February. ). l845. !
CATrLE-There were 430 head of Reef Catls
NJ the Scales this morning. of which 247 were sold
10 the butchers and iI3 driven to another market.
The prices paid ranged from s. to 81 per 100 lbs.
ON the hoof as in qnsliy-equal To 81 1915 net
Hoes Live Hogs scarce and command
abou, s4,75 per 100 lbs.
Flour There is only very limited stock OF
Howard street Flour offering for sale. and the de-
mand is not lively sale OF 700 bols gooo NIX
ed brands was made from stole to-day, however
a, Si,25 at which price The article Is uniformly
held The receipt price ia not fixed. Holders OF
City Mills Flour ask 81 25, but the stock Is lIgh''
and !, is probable that not much could be had at
that price.
Bacon We quote before, viz Baltimore
cured Hams at "a 8 cts Sides at 81 cts; Snoul'
ders Mt 81 Gus; assorted at Cts; Western Hams
7la9cts; Sides So Cts; Shoulders 5 a 81 cts
and assorted at S "a cts.
WglsKEy.-Sales were made on Saturday and
20 dsy at cts for hhds. and % cents for bols'-
Othe, parcels were sold at 22t 90 cts. for small
lots of bbls
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
TEMpERANCE NOTICE.

meering will he held in th- eShltrrian
Church, on Frtt0y evsRiRg ntzt. The IN INST tor
tho nurpnse of establishing a Temperance Snciatv
in this place upon the plan If the "Iadipid""i
Pks3ge" lris not contemplated /" fnrm his So
cie,y ia opposition 10 any orhrr temperance Also
oiati,n al -ndy foImed in MsriusSnrg. The
friend. Of the nep Sociefy mo" sincerely desire
success nad pro.rer,y 10 The Temperance retrniA'
Ton and believe s1rir plan the heat "d-pt'd io'
forwarding the sauss, and all they AK Is "A far
field and an open fight" The pubic are respect
folly invited 70 attend.
Feb s, l6s5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
1913 .EC,.eS,

more or less; the Baltimore g. Ohio Rail Rosd
passes near 1t.
We will also proceed to sell at public auction.
to he highest bidder, before the Court House door
in Msrlnsburg, on Monday the !0th day Of Feb
raory neat, being court day, the following tracts
Of Laud, viz:
One tract lying in the County of Berkeley, near
the road leading from Hedgesvle to Bath, DIOR
gan County; about two miles from the former
place, adjoining the lands of John Zorne, Samuel
Stooky, and others, known by the of the
Teel Tract containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

OF The Lndns ol Berkeley CouoIy,
~h" hsv" been srpnhted 10 make collections Tor
drfR,ns thr expenses e rh" r'"Pn.ed N'aiu- at
ilsSRY rL,Y, sr. r-sn-cttull' r"qu"st"d l." max"
their return. w,,h"u delay To- Mr., Edward Co
s,on and M,s +. G. Pendleton, who have been
aDnnintPd - receive them t"h, u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

IL the late residence OF William Kroesen. decd.
On Monday. the l0th day Of february aezt, all the
Personal Property
If said deceased consisting OF the following 10 win
One fine new Carriage and Harness;
One new two-borse Sleigh; Two wheelbarrows
One Cart aud Geafs--neafly new;
One Water-Car and Barrel;
One first-rate Riding Harse;
One new Saddle, Birdie and Martingale;
Two Mitch Cows;
Oae Patent Lever Gold Watch, Chain and Seal:
Two Eight Dsy Clocks;
One Mahogany Sidebosrd;
One large Mahogany Centre Table;
One Secretary; one De,k
Feather Beds and Bedding;
MsuIssses; Bed-tesds; Wash Stands;
Toilet Tables; Breakfast and Dining Tables;
One SeGtee; Chairs;
Two large Psrlor Looking Glasses; Toilet do;
One Conner Cupboard; one Tin Safe;
One Map Of the United Ststes
One large Map OF virginia;
One Hat Racs one hrst-rate Shot Gun;
One now set Of Hind Gears with Breast Chains
and Traces;
Eight Halter CHAINS with Collars;
Two dozrn Leather Hsters;
Two fine large Parlor Stoves;
Anditons, Tenders, Shoves and ToRgs;
Silver Pluied and Brass Candlestieks
One splendid silver plated Coffee rot and Stand;
Two Cut Glass Bowls; do Celery dol
Two Glass Stands; Decaniers;
Fine Cut Glass TumbieIs; Pitchers, Dishes &c.
One large Copper Ketle; one Iron do;
800 bushels Corn and Osts;
About 2 600 feet 1 inch seasoned Pine Plank;
Abou, 5 600 Shingles, first quality;
Iron hooped Bbls. Halt Bbls. and Hogshesds;
Fl"sr Bbls also great many valuable Books,
and many ARTICLES of Household and Kitchen Fur
nure too tedious 10 ruumerate.
Terms Of Sale FOR all sums under SIS, cash;
over IS and under $40, six months credit; for all
sums over $50 and unde : 90. nine months c,ed
il, and all sums over 500. twelve months credit
Bond and approved security in all cases, before the
property is removed.
WASHINGTON KRoEsEN,
Jan 81. .3ii-3w Admr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the Estate OF William
IA Kroesen, decd, will please to call and settle
their dues, either by payment or closing by note,
heir open accounts. hope this notice will not
be disregarded. as il is desirable that the Estate
shall be closed Up as speedily as possible.
WASHINGTON KRoEsEN. Aln'r,
Jsrusyy is lssS--tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
To the Public.

HAVING the tight from the paientee to sell
II n the Hathaway H"t-Air Cooking Stoves in
i'elk ley and Morgan Counties. Va, hereby eau
lion the public against Iuu sing the said Stove
tom any person OF persons. except from myself OF
some duly authorised by me to sell in said
Counties ! hope the Citizens, from and after the
iste of this notice. will be upon their guaid
be- Impased 1pos. must in justice myself
sustain my right, and prosecute the user !.
wsll ss the seller OF said Stoves.
he subscriber - making arrangements TO have
Ware House IN Berkeley CoueIy. where he will
keep con.tsnt SUPPL, hand of he above Stoves
and yaieiy Of other patterns for Co ,kirg Stoves
as we'll as PARLOR STOVES. Aud have nov
licence for the purpose.
THOS w. JONES.
Feb. 6 isi5-3s R-p 3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
Cg0cerseed Wanted.

yEE want to purchase large quaint.
Wv ty of Cloyerseed. for which We will at all
times pay a fair price in cash. We will also take
Pork and Lard in exchange for Merchandise. al
the highest prices. b. X. BOYD & BRO.
Mil Creek, Dec. 5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
PUBLIC HOUSES-NEW YORK.

FEVHE Proprielors of the following pam-d Pub
4 lie Houses, in the City OF New York. unite
in the above invitation to Southern and Western
Merchants, who may visit our Commercial Empo-
rum, TO call at our respective Houses; pledging
ourselves TO administer The comforts of " Home"
as far as in our power, TO those who may give US
the preference.
Mansion House. w J Bunker, 80 Broadway.
Howard Hotel. Thomas a. Roe, Broadway.
City Hotel. Chester Jennings. Broadway.
Wsverey House, Willard Whitcomb, Sd and Sc
Broadway.
Atlantic Hotel B and Broadway, w. C. Anderson.
Pacific Ho,el. l62 Greenwich ST., j. W, Body,
W. D. Parsons.
Aston House. Coleman g. Stetson.
Franklin House Broadway. Hayes & Treadwell.
January 81 l345.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
Dissolution.

TIME partnership which has for some time past
III existed. under the firm Of Likens & Camp
bell. has this day bee dissolved by mutual consent
All persons who know themselves indebted, will
please call snd settle withour delay with II. LII
,kens who has the books ana papers u the con
cern--those who have accounts against US, will
please present them once, the business OF tie
hrm must be- closed as soon as possible.
J II LlKENs,
". T. CAMPBELL.
Feb. /, !s45.
The undersigned would most respectfully return
his thanks, TO his friend. and the public for The
encouragement he has received, and hopes BY close
attention to business, and having OF all times on
hand Il good and cheap stock 81 Goods, TO receive
moderate share OF the patronage Of he public.
J. II. LiKENS.
Feb o. taf5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
The Tract of Land
UNG U e U r U NJ I'll AVA,

Yellow Ointment,
A nsU remedy for Teller, Rang Worm Itch, and
other CutaneoHs Affections:
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
WILLIAM DORSEY, Druggist,
Martihsburg, Va.
TIME almost universal success which has atten-
IL ded the application OF the above Ointment in
the various diseases named, and Others that might
bs mentioned. has induced careful preparation OF
the article which is now offered to all who are at
hcted, as above stated safe, pleasant, as well
as an almost certain remedy-ndeed it may be said
to be an infaiiible remedy. In recent cases. and
even where they have assumed the Chronic chsrac-
ter. it is well worth trial 1t is prepared from
25 cents worth to any quantity that the buyer may
u,sh Feb 6
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JOHN STROIHER, c.
January l6. l8l5.-2m

VIRGlNIA:--In the Circuit Superior Court of
Y Law and Chancery for Berkeley County: jan
uary Rules ls45,
BENJAMIN Lockhar phf
against
John Little and Remington B. Kownsiar dts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, John Little, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according TO
the act Of assembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is out
Of this Commonwealth: it is ordered that the said
defendant do enter his appearance 20 this suit on
The FIRST day ofthe next term, answer the bill OF
the plaintiff, and give security for performing the
decree; and that cory OF this order be forthwith
published in any newspaper within this county.
and continued for two months successfully, and
another copy thereof posted at the front door of
the Court House Of the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN SVROTHER, c.
n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
DIED,

On tbs 22d ult., ANNA CARoLlHE. aged yea''
10 months and days; and on the 25'h ut, Sci
DOS, aged years, 4 months and 10 days--ch'Id'en
of Adam and Emma Young of Harper s-teiry' va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
GROCERIES.

NTEW ORLEANS and Sugarhouse Molasses
~ Loaf and Lump Sugar. Brown Sugar. Al
so, French Brandy, jim, Rum. Whiskey, and my
own make of Wine, made Of the pure grape.
Jan. GEO, HAENhAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
$50 .YcreS,

be the same more or less. There is about two
thirds cleared, good portion of it low ground, in
high state Of cultivation, the balance well clothed
with good ,imber.-The improvements are one
large and comfortable Dwelling House. good
House for tenant, Schwitzer Barn and Stable,
with all other necessary out buildings end a well
of never failing water near the house. further
description deem unnecessary, as any one wish
ing to purchase will first view the property.
ALSO, at the same timo and place, other
Tract, l,ing on the road leading from Hedgesviile
to Bath, about one mile west Of the former place,
adjoining the lands OF Samuel NJ. and Morgan
Hedges, continuing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
Mutton Wanted.

WE want to purchase, between this
Wv time and the LIST April next, from 800 to
500 fine fat Motion. Persons having fat Sheep to
SELL will please lei US know il.
Dec. 5 j.. w, a. Is. *. BOlD ID,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
100 .FCres.

The improvements Log House, with good
spring near it.
ALSO. other Tract. at the same time and
place, lying and being on Back Creek adjoining
the lands of DR.. Thomas J. Harley, Philip Syler
md others, known by the name of the Snodgrass
Tagern Farm, containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
CssratOa.'s Notice.

A IL persons indebted TO the estate of the late
IN Conrad kownslar, are requested to call on
the undersigned IA speedily as possible, and adjust
and pay their liabilities his dufies will re9Qire
prompt collection Of the debts Of said estate. 1t
is not in his posoer to extend indulgence, whilst he
would Roget the necessity Of ruting claims into
suit. He may befuund generally at his residence
near Summit Point in Jefferson.
j. A. THOMPSON.
january l6. l845-4w Curator.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06

The Rev. D. PR4GoNIFR Of The German X, :
formed Cnuch, vi preach mex >4hHt'h,a al ~
o'clock, \. NJ. in ,ht Pr,shyrerisn Church.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
Eborsey's Serlaaifuge

as sul PREF AIRED Ly the Subscriber. VIII" has dat
n " proofs o its in exp~Illns 'oorms from
childrrn 1t can he mad fresh nj all tunes, (Which
an obi ct "f importance IN preparations OF this
caarrcI-,,) from WILLIAM DOhAEf'
+ h G Drusglst
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
CONFECTIONERY, &C.

A FRESH supply of Confectionery, such as
"A Ro.e, Mint Cinnamon, Glove, Hoorhound
Lemon. Coconut, and Ammon Candies; Pepper
Drops. Peppermint. &c. Also. Fruits. such as
Bunch Raisias, Figs, Prunes, ard Ciirons.
Jan 9 GEO. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
Trustees Safe.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust from Thomas I.
NJ Lemon aud wife. to the und-rsgned Tor the
benefit OF Solomon Billmire. Willouehby n. Lemon
aud OTHERS, bearing date the 29lh day of Decem-
bar, 1913, and Of record in the COUNTY Court of
Berkeley. will sell at public sale, before the Court
House dnor IN Msrtin-huig. on Monday, the ION
day Of february, 1875, the following tracts Of
Land. VIZ -
Isl. The tract of Land lying in Berkeley County,
nrarthe Swan Pond. about 3 mile. from Shepherds
town, and 6 from M.nin.burg adjoining the lands
Il Jacob A. Small. Lewis Is. Willis, and Others,
containing