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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

all their fears the moment they have done
1.-The act fttest to excite them. Our naval
force, feebly manned and far scattered, is
in no sort Of condition to meet any sudden
hostility, such as we have wantonly pro-
voked Our merchantmen, covering all the
seas. offer an unresisting prey TO even the
pal,riest cruisers. Our army is shrunk to
numbers even much less than those with
which it encountered the Seminolcs Did
ever men, we solemnly ASK rush into
measures of such aggression under such
possibilities of fierce and wide hosIilties,
with such an incredible. such criminal
scorn of all provision against what they
were provoking2
Already our leaders will have seen that
the Representative of Mexico has promptly,
upon the day after the official publication
of the Act of Annexation, taken the step
long announced to us. and which it has
pleased the majority in Congress TO believe
impossible. He has ended his mission, and
is on the point of departure from the coun.
try.
Should Mexico at once las is altogether
possibly issue her commissions, and, lend.
ing her flag to the privateers Of all coun
tries, let them loose upon our trade, what
is to be donel Is the President Of the
United States 10 make war of his own au.
lhorilyl Can he do so with no appropria-
tons except those for a state of peacel
We must, obviously, then, stand as if
with our hands tied and a man beating us
in the face, until Congress can be assem-.
bled This is step which the President
will not take until he hears of Mexican
captures. Even then--many of the States
having yet their elections to make-an in.
terva of more than two months of helpless
inaction must he submitted TO. Such is the
position in which the warlike Democratic
House Of Representatives. with whom the
Texas Resolutions originated, has left the
land.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

Remoral.-The New York Sun says: The
Surveyor Of the port OF Baltimore, after sending
host OF petitions TO be retained in office, sen,
President Polk present Of handsome horse;
but the horse was Immediately returned, with
an order for The removal OF the Surveyor.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

OThe post Office al Old Charlton has
been discontinued. Letters and papers in.
tended for that place and vicinity should be
addressed TO Glasgow.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

DOur exchanges announce the death
of Mrs. WILLIS, wife of Mr.. N. p. WILLIS,
the talented editor of the New York Eve.
ming Mirror.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

Fofhery-A Washington letter saws that
before the adjournment of the recent extra
session Of the United States Senate. Vice
President Dallas decided that Senator'S
were entitled to mileage for the extra SEES.
son. although not one of them had lef, the
precincts of Washington. The TRAVELLING
is all constructive, and thus, withou, paving
out cent or moving from their places
the Senators will each pocket for travelling
compensation Of about $500 on an aver
in the aggregate to some
S35 900 or $4,000.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

A lady letter writer at Washington CITY.
thus notices a part of the proceedings on
the 4th day of March in that city:
"The Senators, members Of the House, and
various officers came gradually in, and kept US
amused until eleven, when the hammer comman
ded order, and the chaplain commenced his
prayer. 1t, | insist, was positively sinful one
because il made every one smile; for, moi content
with calling down all the good things upon the
head of the President elect, he went into long
TRADE upon Tyler, and prayed that he might be
blessed according 70 The neasure of his DESERTS ="
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

OPAn election was held on Monday
last, in Glasgow, for Mayor and Aldermen
and resulted in the choice of the following
gentlemen:
Mayor-H. w. Smith.
Aldermen--Messrs. |. P. Vaughan, f. w.
Billingsley,J. Zimmerman, G. w. Dam.
eron, ]. S. Thompson, J, Arnult, and r.
P. Hanenkamp.
The Pilot of Thursday says, the river is
in fine boating condition, and the Spring
trade has opened briskly. Several new
and splendid buildings are to be erected in
Glasgow this season. Success to the
young city.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

DFIt is said Mr.. Clay visits his office
daily in Lexington, and applies himself with
the assiduity of a young man to the duties
Of bis profession.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

A WoNDER!-Two printers at the South
-co'Partners-are quarreling about a di.
vision OF their proftsi We think there
must be some mistake in this,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
ORGANS OF THE TYLERlTEs.

lne M6olSOnlan oil the EOll mas Tue following,
which is sort Of death warning to all the Office
holding TyIerites in the land:
STARTLING RuMoRs We see il stated in
many of our exchanges, and hear it every where
IN the streets, that most sanguinary course is
TO be pursued by the present administration
towards the friends OF the late administration.
We even hear it said that number Of true Re.
puhIcans have already been dism'sse from
office, merely because they were not hostile 10
Mr.. Tyler's administration, and notwithstanding
their support Of the present incumbent of the
Presidential char.
We hope there is no foundation for these ru
mors. We hope su, h will not be the policy Of
Mr.. Polk. When we did the utmost in our
power TO rally the friends Of Mr.. Tyler 10 the
support OF Mr.. Polk, we did so with the eXpec.
tation and assurance that they would not be made
the special objects Of persecution and proscrp.
ton in return for their friendly exertions. And
we did not hesitate to pledge our friends, that
their services would be appreciated, and their
friendship recprocated.
We repeat, that we trust there is no truth in
The rumors referred to. They do not accord with
the solemn declarations and pledges of Mr.. Polk
since his election. We shall await further de.
velopmeots.
1t seems that the poor Tylerites are to
have no quarter-and we do not feel sorry
for, or pity them in the least Many of
them left the Wings and joined Tyler for
the sake of office, and when Folks pros.
poets began to brighten, they threw up
their caps for him, hoping to be retained.
But it seems in this. they are sadly misak-
en-; Polk appears to be paying his respects
to them more particularly than to the few
wings who hold office. This is rght-or
at least, it pleases us. We hope TO see
every mothers son Of them who went into
office whig- Tylerites, and finally went over
to Polk, removed. A man who would
change his political sentiments for office,
should not be trusted or honored. We
strongly incline to the belief that knavsh
politicians will be knavish in other re-
spects.
New COUNTERFEIT DETEcToRs.-E. w.
CLARK 81 BRoTHERs, Bankers, &C.. ST.
Louis, have established counterfeit de-
tector and price-current, in that city, the
first number Of which is before us. 1t is
published monthly, at 81 per annum.
PREsBuRY & Co., Brokers, of St. Louis
have also commenced the publication of a
counterfeit detector and price and
have politely furnished us with the frs,
number. 1t will be issued monthly at 81
per annum.
These are both useful and valuable pub.
locations, and should be encouraged by our
citizens.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

Withdrawn, and John Y. Mason appointed
in his place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
Wnne FL SIhrimera
Dental Surgeon,

ORION FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAsD,)
"TILL attend to the various diseases of the
w TEETH and GUMS, Extract Teeth and
Fangs with the most approved Instruments by
Dentists, and regulate Children's Teeth, without
extracting (the too common practice OF extracting
temporary teeth to make room for the permanent
set, is the chief cause of irregularity)
n. B.-Lhere are many pretended Dentists
travelling through the country, that not acquain-
ted with the principles of Dentistry, oven have
they seen Dental operations performed BY expert
enced practitioners; in order therefore TO guard the
public against such impositons on my part, pro-
mulgate a certificate from the Professors OF the
BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SUR
gerry, and also hom Professor CHAPIS A. HAIR
RIs, NJ, d. d. d. s. of Baltimore City, Md
CERTIFICATE.
BALTIMORE, Feb'ry 27th, 1914.
This is to certify, that VIM. II. Shriner has at
tended one full of Lectures in the Baltimore
College of Dental Surgery, and is thereby recon-
mended as competent to practice in the various
branches of Dentistry.
THOMAS +. BOND, M. d.
Prof. of Special Pathology and Therapeutics.
w. h. HANDY, M. d.
Prof Anatomy and Physic
CHAPLIN A. HARRIS, NJ. D. d. d. S.
Prof ofPractica Dentistry.
HORACE ii. HAYDEN, NJ ID. d. d. 5.
PTot. OF Dental fhls. ana iathoiogY'
BALTMoRE, December 18th, ls43.
This is TO certify, that VIM II. Skinner has been
under nv instruction and tuition IN the principles
aud practice Of Denial Surgery since February
9th. 1913, up to the present time, and 1t gives me
pleasure to state that in both of these departments
Of science and art, he has made rapid proficiency
G. A. HARRIS, NJ ID.
Poi. Of Practical Dentistry in the Baltimore Col
lege of Dental Surgery.
Office at the United States Hotel, MartinsbuTs.
Ladies will be called at their residence, II re-
qgested. July 10. l845-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24

market to-day was unusually large, and the demand
fair, bur sales were made OF decline. The offer
ines at the scales comprsed DIT head Of which $40
we're driven TO Philsdelphia, $50 remain unsold,
and the balance, amounting 10 400 head, were Ia
ken by city butchers at prices ringing according to
quality, from l,50 TO $2,75 per loo lbs. the
hoof equal to "a, so 1925.
Hoas.---1he supply Of live Hogs 10 light and
the demand good. There IL no change from form
er rates, which We repeat, viz, s4.75 s5--sales.
FLouR We hear Of 10 transactions in Howard
st. Flour beyond retail sales Al s43Tt, which Is
the prevailing rate. Some holders ask s443S fer
choice brands Of fresh ground Small parrels Of
new have been iskeu at 4.50. The receipt price
from cars 10 s4.25. We AFRO not advised Of any
sales Of City Mills Flour. There il no stock Of
now Flour aud the lowness ofthe water retards the
operations Of mills. Oaers made to furnish u
at $500 Small sales Of Srsquehanna, fresh
ground, al 1874
GRAis.-Tho market 10 day well supplied
with Wheat, bur many Of the samples were damp
and 10 bad condition. IL was very difficult toeflect
sales, and prices Of the lower qualities declined
shade. We quote good to prime red at IS 80
cts and ordinary to good AT 10 80 cents Sales
to-day Of superior family -four white at % 9s cts.
Ordinary white will bring IS 80 cents. Sales to-
day Of Corn at 424 f8l cents for white. and a.
IS for yellow. Sales Of Rye at 50 81 cents.
BAcos--Since the closing Of our last weekly
report there have bsen more inquiries after Ba.
con- but no extensive sales have taken place. The
demand Is moderate and steady. The stock OF
prime quality in FIRST hands is light and is decrea
sing. az the receipts much below sales. An
advance has taken place 10 the price Of Sides, and
holders are firm at the following rates. viz. Shout
den 64a6a, Sides 74a71, assorted 7ia7d, Hams ia
8, and for small size and prime quality 8a9 cepts
We note sales of2l hhds. of Shoulders at Ga; rs
hhds. Sides at IA, 10 hhds. do. at "a, prime
article; 1000 Hams Mt 3 Ia and small lot at 81
cents-Baltimore cured is in limited demand and
a very light supply. The following rates are ask.
ed, viz: Shoulders l-2s67, Sides l-2 and Hams
Ga 10 cents. Small sales Of Shoulders at the high
est figures.
wn1skEY.--There is an active demand and the
stock is nearly or quite exhausted. Sales were
made 10 day Of hhds at cts. and bbs. at % cts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
GEORGETOWN MARKET.

fRgpoRTED FOR THE GAZETTE by W 7. COMPTON.
Georgetown, Jaiy 81, 1916.
have now to notice some change in prices
.-Superfne, $685. Extra, Si,47d; Fami.
iyi 1873
GRAIs.-The supply of Wheat good and prices
a shade lower Reds, 80 to SO cts.; white 95 to
g. A limited supply Of Com and some improve
ment--white, Al to 40 cts; yellow, A 45 cents.
Oats. 90 to 30.
PLAsrER--$3 from the wharf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
SETTLE UP.

The undersigned, having disposed of the Gazette
Office. would remind those Indebted for subscrip-
lion and advertising ofihe necessity ofprompt set
ement The Books will be kept in my Law OF
fee, Immediately in front of the Gazette oihee
and PERSONS calling to settle in my absence, viii be
attended to by Mr., Gregg who will be found IN the
P,intins Of5ce. EDMUND. ?. HUNTER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
ALEXANDRIA MARKET,
Gnzefte Office Inlr 10 l245

FLouR --The market remains about last
ported-rsccipts sms II and stock light. We notice
n sale Of 400 bbs. new wheat Canal -four to arrive,
at $40. There is nothing coming by wagons and
our quotations are nominal.
GRAIs.--Saes of prime red wheat at 30 cts,
fair to good So 81 cents. The supplies OF Corn
are very small, and the article wanted--we quote
al AZ cents for white, and ~ 40 cents for yell
l,,,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
July IL, 1876
DR.. St2'NltH'S

DR.. ,NZ2'OltH'S
A N O ID IN 4 O p O ID + L ID O C. f.,
A N excellent remedy for Rheumatic affections,
IN Bruises, Sprains, lndolent Swellings, Chill
blans, Sore Throat, &c.
STRAITH'S AROMATIC VERM1FUGE-A
- certain and safe destroyer of Worms, extern
sively used and favorably known. It's efficacy war
ranted.
CTRAITH'S HEPATIC (Antibilious) PILLS
O-An excellent purgativs in al. cases of ordi-
nary ndspositon, arising from bilious derange-
ment as ndicated by Headache Thirst Foul Tongue,
Loss Of Appetite, Neusea and Fever.
CtTRAITH'S TOOTH-ACHE BAL MA
- prompt and sure remedy for Toothache--efeci
warranted!
These Medicines all prepared with great care
from the original prescriptions of DR.. John J. n.
Straith, of Charlestown, Va, under his own nsPec-
ton, and are therefore recommended with great
confidence to the public.
All of the above Medicines are for sale by JOHN
II. LIKENS, Maitinsburg; John Ii. McEndree,
Shepherdstown; Thos. Lock & Co, Smiih6ell
and A. NJ. Cridler, Harper Ferry.
July IL. 1845-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
COACH MAKING.

fESHE subscriber respectfully Informs the peoIla
n OF Berkeley County that be has erected .
Coach Mskety ShaF Queen ST., Martinshutg.
immediately adioimHg the Lutheran Church aud
nearly opposite ihe 6saeftr Oaice, hers he il pre-
pared 70 manufacture sll kinds IL Carriage cork
according 10 orders. lie viii also strictly attend
70 81 Kinds Of repairing 10 81, Inc q business. mp
on the shortest notice and lhe moatreaseHeeleief
take this occasion to return my thanks TO the
people Of Berkeley County Tor the patronage re-
crived during the pest year, and soel, continu-
nncg and increase u The shme. ! sbsli endessor
TO render satisfaction 70 al Of ny customers.
have also on hand some secondhand Carriages
end Buesys for Sa{e or Hrs.
NAV l845 BELL ALLEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
DIEIl.


On Friday morning last, in this town, after long
and painful illness, JANE, daughter Of Seaman and
Elizabeth Garard, in the 18th year Of her age.
On the 10th inst, at the residence of his father,
Michael Sebert, near Hcdgesvlle in this County,
HEzEKiAH SEiBERr aged about 10 years.
Suddenly, on the 10th inst. the Falling
Waters, in this County Mr.. WILLIAM ARDisoER,
aged about 25 years.
COMMUNICATED
At his residence on Mill Creek, on Saturday, the
18th inst, after a painful illness of five weeks
which he bore with rare degree of patience and
fortitude. Mr.. HIRAM HENssAw, in the 75th year
of his sge BY this visitation of Divine Providence,
the church mourns the loss OF one of its most pious
and exemplary members; and the neighbourhood
in which he resided, one Of the best and most ami
able Of men. The whole course OF his long life was
such an exempIifcation of good will to men, that
few, if any were permitted to share more largely
of the reverence and esteem Of all classes OF the
community in which he resided, than he The I'M
usually large assemblage of people, who thronged
his late dwelling upon the occasion oil his funeral,
proclaimed in language though silent, yet impress
eye the willing tribute of respect they were ready
20 pay to life thus spent in piety and virtue; an IN
cident less grateful 10 the feelings OF his survi-
wing friends than it was decidedly ereditable to the
tone of moral sentiment prevalent in tho neighbour
hood whore he drew his FIRST and breathed his last,
breath. The deceased was for many years con-
sisten member Of the Presbyterian Church, bui his
charity was not prescribed by the limits ofthat par
iicular branch of the Christian CHI rch with which
no was Immediately connected-hs liberality and
friendly feelings were extended to all evangelical
denominations in the vicinity Of his residence His
hand was ever open to tho wants OF the poor; with
propriety may il be said of him, "He was faith
er to the poor: and the cause which he knew
-. ID 4nff hra
Years ago he was beref Of his amsble and truly pi-
Gus Communion; since which time. his chief concern
was to "set his house m order" and await the time
ofhis own departure. In his death, his offspring
have lost kind parent; his domestics, an indu'
gent master; the community, valuable member
the Church shining ornament and and the poor
liberal benefactor. j.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24

10 Thomas Ice, .4nthony Lee John Ire,
Jodn White, John .HcDondid and EIi.a-
beth his rife, Eleanor Lee, ReJecca
WcDonad DaUsd Ancram and AJagail
has lgife, James Steel and Mary has wi)e,
DaUM w, Throchmorfoa and Deborah
his rife, John Downing and Abigail
his rife:
A you are non-residents oftbe Stuie Of Vir-
~ ginia, | avail myself, in Pursuance ofthe Act
of Assembly, oftbs means Of giving you NOTICE,
that on SATURDAY, tAe 9'h day Of august 1915 at
the Office of Seaman Gaiard, in the town Of Mar
tiusburs, Berkeley County, Virginia, will take
the doPositons Of Charles b. Stewart and Harri-
son Waite ~ be read as evidence in a suit now
depending in The Circuit superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the said County Of Berkeley, in
which | am complainant and you and Others are
defendants. WILLIAM L. sBOAK
July 3 lat5-Gw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
LEGAL. NOTICES.


yIRGiNIAs--I the Cirruir Superior Causs oi
law and Chsneery CO.. Berkeley County, auiy
Roins, fs45.
John STROLLER tiua4ian foE the infant children II
cha K. Wilson, deed g}E
asW3aH
Edaatd Welsh and George Doll iaur afss
IL CuANEERY
NNHE delcBaaat, Kiwatd welsh uoi having en-
A Tered his appearance and giSen security, Sc
eedias The aes q Assenaly ard the rates 81 the
Court. sad Il appearing - satisieeios, EVIDENCE
that Ne y oui efshs COMMONWEALTH i y ordered
tha, The said defendant DO enter his appearance 20
this ssii on the frsf dsv ct the nexl term answer
the b,tl q ihe piainual and eige security Tor the
costs b tbe decree ard that copy gS ihis order
80 taffhwifh published IN any HeWspaFeJ within
ms County. and continued tor two meushs satces-
stses. and ssoho eop9 theFeof posted AZ tie ifea,
door ct the Court House Of the said Coun,y
A Cops iesie
john sTB0THER, c.
jgly II 4s35--am
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
Thrashing Machines.

The sutsefber hsscon,rns nced .hs nsnufse,urs
Of HoSe Powers and rhrashine Machines a. bis
estsblishmrnt. whore no vii keep soppiy resdy
for sale, made u tho very best materials. snd Of
Toe most approved plan or strength and durability
and by M means liable TO get out 81 order. They
will thrssh clean and Of easy drsft--uisds to work
two four % Eve horses, and warranted to work
we'll.
III also manufactures CORN SHELTERS 70
work by hand BY horse or water power.
His Eathes and Machinery are propelled bv a
Steam Engine and DE Is rsads to do al Turning
10 BTass and lron eish doppatch. Mu Aschiperg
and NJ oihfr work such ~ Ihrashing Machines
and iloise Powers repaired promptly
GgOi Cas-lron, Brass AID Copper taken ia
exchange iur Casiipgs. = r. JONES,
Haeerstosp. Ma JAY 10 l8f5-~6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
RELIGIOUS. a

The Right Reverend Bishop JOINS is expected
to ofFciate in Trinity Church, Martnsburg, OF
Sunday, July 27th and on the two following days
a. Nj Zion Church. Hedgesville.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
LOST,

nN Sunday afternoon last, between the Gazette
" Office and the Spring at Mr. John d. Burk-
hart's Mill-or between the Spring and MIR. Daniel
Burkhart's residence, the top of Gold Pencil Case
with Red Cornelian Sett IN it. Any person find
ing il and returning it me will receive my thanks
and suitable reward The Pencil being present
to me, value it very highly.
JAMES T. STEWART,
July 10, I845. Gazette Office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
.sEEE' .F.1'Ep CHEAP
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND sEGAR
IS II O A ~


TIE largest stoek eser eGsred IN Maraasbarg.
EEAVlNG purchased his stock in Bal.
h & timore, ard opened bis establishment in the
room recently occupied b, ] keigcr shaa maker,
two doors south Of ioals notel. the suhscrhsr re-
specially soliets shste Of public patronage. His
stock OF Segars Is comrlHte, embracing foil va
ricty OF tie choicest brands. HIS Chewing Iobac.
Is Of superior susliiy--lhe best manufactured in
America He has also fine article Of Cut and
Dried Smoking Tobacco. Alec, Sud. &c. &c.
full supply of the above articles will te kept
constantly on hand BY the undersigned and viii be
sold as cheap thoF can be had any where in the
Valley. nn
Country Merchants Of Berkeley and the sdioin-
irg Counties will find II their iyantsgs 20 give
him call before purchasing esesbete.
J0HN MDREHEAD.
MarinsbuSg, May !, 1s45--if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
VARIETY.
OFFICE on

OFFICE or
II OIHIlEIR g CO.
No. Holiday ST., Baltimore, nd.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 30. for lB45--lo be drawn at Alexandria
D. G., Saturday, July 90, l8f5-7s Nos. 10
drawn ballots.
GRAND C.9g'KT9LS.
$4,000 $40 900 90 500 800
1000 I7g7 800 900
5000 1000 so prizes Of { | 900 each.
sc. &c. sc.
Tickets sl0.--A certificate Of packages Of &c
will be for sl30-shares in proportion.
o. No postage aeed be paid on any letters sent
to Lottery business with enclosures OF other
wise. The result Of the Drawings will also be sent
free OF postsge.
We respectfully invite attention to the above
grand Schemes, and confidently hope to receive
many orders from our numerous friends abroad.
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
Baltimore, Md
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
1Il Acres OF Land.

subject to the widows DOVER This tract of Land
is valuable and lies upon Cacapon, within miles
of Bath and near the Rail Road.
Terms The payment of one-thrd of the rur-
chase money will be required in cash, the balance
will be payable a credit ofsx and twelve months
Bond and approved security will be required oflhe
purchaser for the deferred payments.
JOS S. DUCKWALD, Spec. Gem.
of Cir. Sup. c. of l.. j. Chg. N, c.
June 5, I3A5-Sw