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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

wyfrGfyiA: The Circuit Superior Court Of
v Law ard Ctaucefy far Berkeley County.
George Baughman & c.. pl.6s
agatRst
Henry J ssibert. Admir- Of Henry French, decd
ard Mary French, widow, and the Heirs Of said
Henry French, deed, djfS'
IN CHANCERY.
Commissioaer's Office, MartiHsbarg, }
May 20.h, l545..
.S'DTFCE.
All persons having claims ageinst the estate OF
Henry French, deed, renainiug unpaid, will pre-
sent them 10 n e, my Office IN Martipsburg on or
before the Ist day of August, together with aB
such evidence as may be required TO esiablishthcm.
SEAMAN GARARD,
May a9--9w Com.
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shroi,ocO Ee0c.

EUST received, a superior lot of Oro-
eB noco Leaf Tobacco AT Is cents. Aiso, Mrs,
Miler's New York Fine Cut Chowine-ior sale
low nj BENJA. S. LYEIHS.
NAV Is
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31


WTlRGlNIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court of
v Law and Chancery for Berkeley County.
Minor Huut. piB,
against
Levi Henshaw, Administrator de boais non with
the win annexed of William Is. GoIrell, deed,
and Isabella Jane Gorfell, the widow and devil
see Of said Gorrel, Abraham Willis Gorrell,
Mary Ann Gorfell, Levi II. GorreI and William
-. Fl. Gorfell, children OF said William B. Cor
lell, decd, dts.
In CHANCERY
COMMISSIONER O6iee, MartiaSburg,
May 29lh, 1915.
sS'9TEGlE.
All persons having claims against the estate OF
William Il. Gorrell, decd, remaining unpaid, will
present them to me at my Office in Martusburg,
or before st dayx August next, with ali the
necessary evidence to establish them.
SEAMAN GARARD,
May 29--9w Com.
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w aShTRa gtOm HArOeSGEE
FORWARDING ANO COMMISSION MERCHANT,
EsGis Road Esep0t,
MARTINsBURG, VA.

FENHE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 his friends and the public, that he is now
conducting eenerAI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
Ee0E,sestfc Goods.

Domestic Goods.
~ 81 A, and Ga Brown Sheetings;
@Cs 7-8 and "A Bleached shhtings;
Bedtckng, Checks and Plaid Cotions
7.8 and A Cotton Osnaburg;
Heavy Brown and Bleached Drills;
Georgia Naukeens and Nankeen Dtills;
Cottonade, Cotton Yarn aud CaHdlewiek;
Carpet Chain and Cotton Laps;
Cotton Cassimers, kowen do;
Twill'd Osnaburg; Pittsbnrg Cord, &c. &c
lust received and for sale by
B. Il. BOYD & BRO.
Mil Creek April II
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
WILLIAM DORSEY,
A "

1YCAUTIoN.--The public should remember
that NO CSagar Coated Pills can be geapias
unless Dc. G BENZ SMITHS signature is on
the side Of EVERY box This is imporiaHl, rs
miserable medicine may be enveloped with sugar..
These Pills made Of the PURtsT MATEKl-
AIS, and they will bear tie scrutiny Of either
ptgSictoa chea.iat March 49, iB45--y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

ylRGlNIA:--ln the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chaneery for Berkeley County, June
Rules, 1916,
William l.. Boak, p}.B.
against
John Downing Thomas White Admir- of Mary
Lee, deed, and JOB 1hrockmorton, Ex'or Of
Samuel Lee, decd, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
FEvHE defendant. ohm Downing, not having en-
Il tered bis appearance and gwen security, ac-
rordng the &C; Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court. and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is out Of this Commonwealth it is order
ed, that the said defendant do enter his Appearance
this suit ON ;he fret day of the next term,
the bill of the plaintiff, and give security for per-
forming the decree, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith published in any newspaper within
this County, and continued for two months success
siyey and another copy thereof posted the font
door Of the Court House Of the said County
A CoPy.-Ieste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Iups 10 IGAE-0rn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

YTfRGfglA. -Ia the County cogrI Of Berke-
v Icy, siag term, is15,
csri.tiaa Ta6Ier, rlG.
rs.
Nathan C. Yoarg, Calhariae Young and Newton
Bnutsbeffg, ejis.
rs CHANCERY.
The defendant. Nathan G. Young, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ins to lsw mad the rules Of the Court, and II af-
peariag TO the Coart that BE is aot inhabiiant
al this Commonwealth. ltis Ordered ihst the said
dsfendsat DO 81 esr hefe Oh the second Monday
tn August, sf5 and snseer the bin q the pisin-
til; and lhat this ofdef be Pabiishea IN the Mar
sinsbufg Gazette fof iwo months suecessiFeiyi and
posted ii The .ont door Of Tie CourtHouse 81 ttis
County
A Copy--Tesse.
H8RBs sON WAITE, c. 3. c.
Msy 20. l835--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

XTfRGlNIA:-in the Circuit Superior Court of
v Law and Chancery COT Berkeley County,
Alfred Ross and Mary his wife, liG
fs against
William Moslin, Admir- Of Elizabeth shewalter,
dec'd, aud others, djls
IN CHANCERY.
Commissi0aer's Office, MartiaSburg
May Goth, I845.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate OF
Elizabeth Shewalter, decd, will present them to
me at my Office IN Martnsburg, or before the
LIST day OF August next, Wnh all such evidence as
may be required TO prove lher dignity md charac.
ter. SEAMAN GARARD
May 20-9w Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

WaR LEiDNS celebrated saissPat'ia ~
~ Vegetable Pills, fer iaeeparitica'loa q s,
hIgl4 s.a t,o removal oi aN disoases aenenaa''
,,oon 1 f,,.l stato OF tAs Hood Tor salo ~
Oct d W. Uuh5Ell D'"ss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
1obNceo s, Aes0,.S.

Opposite Oden's United States HoteL)
A FINE lotof Tobacco, and laI &c assortment
N Of Segars, Of various kinds and qualities. Just
received and for sale by
April 10 y +. SHifitf'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

10 Thomas Lee, .Anihohy lee, JOHN Lee,
Joba Whae, John .NeDonald and Eliza
beh his wife, Eleanor Lee, ReJecca
Mcdonald, Ddrid Ancram and A5agaii
his rife, James Steel and Mary has plje,
DGcm ". IhrocAmorton and Deborah
lis 'o0e, jain Dacaiag and Abagui
his uye:
a you are non-residehfs Of the State of Vir-
L a ginia, avail myself, in pursuance ofthe Act
OF Assembly OF ibis means of giving you NOTICE,
that on Sair}og, The on day Of Aususs, 1915, At
the Office OF Seaman Gaiard, in the town Of Mar
tiasbufs, Berkeley County, Virginia, will take
the dispositions Of Charles p. Stewart and Harri-
son Waite 70 be rend evidence IN a suit nov
depending IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chnncery for the said County OF Berkeley, in
which | am complainant and you and others are
defendants. WILLIAM l.. BOAK
July 8 l8f5-6w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31


r TT1TswT res TIN Cru
FEsaE>G Mea,areae ~ a,a I'D s.
= igssse'5 uaea .y s.e a9zt re@sns
y ihe p.sisiss' hs 'sVs Afe}tsE''s af0 fs.
stftAtF q teitfse fhgta'ans E. ite "f7y aee
Hatt esa q i.24P9 ana A''RsHe afs aha VI
ngie 1883 ~0e ~4ste siaah q Faii9As ael'Vps,
Ifes a.f fAl1staiy PfaFs.g5 81 i5l.. ''f' e9'
-. 49,.
.T...
N.
sar.t Z, NJ 60. s.
81 tiai,sa s,atea. and baa he'd at,rso ysars exps.
fieaee % e. esieniise END diversified practise by
which ae nas hsa ample opportunities 9" acquiring
practical en"wledge o. aiseases' ana 81 'ae rem
edies best calculated to remove tHem.
these preparations consist o.
Tavsee's EYnCcfovawf.
$50
= kesese ''o.Dt ''' Se's',' co'N7' ,lou.Ni
.sYef = "'g,,i N''Vf'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
MEDICINES.
Great discovery
hi tie Healing Ars- Important to Tasa-
IDS and Friends al tic SIX.

ID The heal3ag Afs-- Iapoftaai g Iasa-
fias aaa ffsesaas q aae aas@'
~ hbiClNk, however ei5essieas' hes pissss
I'VE bees tsAep ~ dissatisfaction y thf ses'ew-
ing e ~ uaplesssRt na5ete. tehee has ever
bern 'hs STUDY g az great Hsysleahs g aissn'sf
~ naaseous tes'e. Dat ,esH Efforts laSs neFe'
erea eFesaea WIN compete saoeTss y vas isi'
e, 9r sosih 70 neeaT'P',sa tasgag glfea ihs
49, Il Is o,lsq's s,so.sa =, Rga.'s
y money produeei 1ssieine sbieh, Whale Z !,
every Way agreeable - tbe pslate surs wiuoph
eyer dlsfsss ara d opposition, af g repay t' iof
- ,sr.,-r s..s,,,.,...,
- =. 80. -,
-, ..'s.... ,...,.,,
I-,e..s'.... -, -. $3.50.
~, Fs.eas. flss.frhe. la8fs44sisa. 3 sesgsfa
porvetts8 Aorefjss. HssrlbtFn. Cssfi,ruese spf
,s.s ny.eniaFy Fs3i Srsraaeh. ps5b II. ;fe Head
Il. Beck ecfof3la. se8fvs. 81 snR frpgritis. NJ
tfs gle,J 9hs,rers5sra srl Fenzie connleiafs
psrarall, a+o ill., rasg,if 81 tf. labor Tfeir,fse,.
eri IN, g@f,.+.l fvoe ,,i,h ,.gfeb fhas bsve be.p
recsiys4 tn eiJ,s,,s eftt. nj s4ate. ,.astant the
g,e,Ff.tefs +, XIV. .4s sreti,p ,lat ,bsv to,e ,ba
etaa,est inrroseya.,t II n,elieiae ever knogo w.
fal5ke III athe, ritf. th5sa neifber ee,r nro3rre
,sF, .,ss,3., n.
ma, rs. 81 e9,ss', 4, f. -. - ,.s,i,.
cine Ia 81. aud H. tgaRNfFss
tafe6fs
Cannot be toe cautiaus Of mineral medicines. which
exert such au al powerful influence upon the sys-
tcfn as 10 snpsrsede every thing else; siiIioe end
sileaeine bob the 8issase and ratre herself alto
gether, and often oonslitaftne greater ana more
sravous disease, which shall weigh apen men
through lio.
gszf..... fs4.yt.
''s -
heqnire the FFomRt aad certain effects ct add
and agreeable pagatiye medicine like these liIis.
Ifafwe
ira rom me saiets Y the'' use
"a. stomach ana 9ssea l9aegg nRd fe'lta 8,
'Hsiaoie iA thsse 1e3Ah-S0AA III ribs.
Ersofes
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

G % gPGB1a
YEVHE undersigned, Administrators Of John
d Wilson, deed, request all persons having
claimsas ainstthe Estate, toexhihit them--aad all
indebted 10 the dsceased, or to the hEma OF VIII
son s Anderson and ohm N. Riddle & Co, 20 pay
the amounts respectively rowing.
The character and magnitude ofthe estate will
make il proprietor the undersigned 70 aindup tAeiI
administration with asliulednloy a possible.
JOHN STROTHER,
GEORGE DOLLJr.,
January 6, l84e--tf Administrators.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
Da.. &ggeFIEKseS

ESEs SsSG&&GEG> y
A n o Ne OPOD Z ID O C +,
A n excellent remedy for Rheumatic affections,
"a Bruises, Sprsins, lndolent Swellings, Chill
blains, Sore Throat, DC.
CTBAITH'S AROMATIC yERMlFUGE-A
~ certain and safe destroyer OF Worms, extern
svely used and lavotahIy known. Ils efliesoy war
fauied,
q IRAITH'S HEPATIC (Antt5iliogs) PILLS
~ An excellent purgstiye ia eli cases OF ord
nary indsposition, arising from bilious derauge-
meniasindicated by Headache Thirst, Foul Tongue
Loss Of Appetite, Neusea and Fever.
CtTRAITH'S TOOTH-ACHE BALM--A
~ prompt and sure Iemedy Tor Toothache--cifect
warranted
These Medicines all prepared with great care
from the original prescriptions Of DIR. John j. ii.
strailh, Of Chnrestowu, Va under his own inspec-
ton. aud are therefore recommended with great
confidence TO the public.
All Of the above Medicines for sale by JOHN
u. LlKENS, Mattnsburg; John II McEndree,
Shepheldstown; Thos Lock * Co, SmiiAfei;
and A. ~. Cridier. Harper's-Ferry.
Jolly u. l345--ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
70 Kshysiciaas.

DR.. Robert Thomson's Pelvic
Corset s. utero-Abdominal Ban
dage. For the cure OF Prolap-
sus Uteri by external pressure.
YENIlE subscribers having purchased OF Dr. Rot.
H. ert Thomson, the exclusive right for tie coun.
ties Of Berkeley and Jefferson, 10 make end send
his PELVIC & CORSET uIEho-ABDOMlNAL
BANDAGE. for the cure Of pROLAfSUS Ute.
ri or failing Of the womb, respectfully preser.
them TO the notice Of the medical faculty, as pos
sessing superior advantages over every kind q Ia
strpment for the same purpose, and ask their At
teniion TO them. Weave enabled TO put them 81
such prices as will place them in the reach Of eve
ry patient For sale oniy hy
W. Ii. HEsLETlNE & Go. Martinsburg, Va.
THE Jolowiag certificates are Submitted.
ClscISSAri, May !, 1882,
have carefully examined the new UTERINE
TRUSS, invented BY Dr.. Rober, Thompson 81 CO.
umbns, in this State, and can confidently deciae
that it is unquesliouaby the most perfect and
fol instrument Of the Kind ever offered to The pos
lie II differs essentially IN rs construction from
the Uterine Truss constructed by Dr. Hull. and Is
IA all respects a far superior instrument. The Dc,
has conferred great benefit on society BY The 10
yonlion of this truss.
JOHN EBERLE, VI. D.
Professor OF Theory and Practice OF Medicine "a
Medical College, Ohio.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
Remedies for Colds,
CCsgghs, COl'sHEss2'gi0sIs,
DYSPEPSIA, &c.

NINJF OF WIJlU JIIENh 7.
FENHlS article is prepared rom the bark Of the
q PranVs Ytrgiaiaao which has been SO long
regarded by the medical world az one Of the ntosi'
valuable remedies known the profession for the
cure Of CoNsuMPTIoN IN us ineiFieni stages, nnd
the removal Of ne attcndants also realedy for
the DYsPEfslA and Nervous Excitabilty.
l offer this Syrup o. combining ali the remedial
qualities far which the bark Of the tree is SO re-
markpble. tits SO prepared that the youngest
children may take il without the least danger.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
DIR. 9. nFNJ. SMITHS
- - Yc.etahIe -,


Cannot De tore cautious of mineral medicines which
exert such al powerful inllseeea upon tAe sys-
tem as 20 snpsrsede every thing elsei saiIoe end
sleacing both the diaease md rauFe herself a};o-
gcther, and often constituting greater nua more
grieYous disease, which shall weigh sPen men
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
Stone Goal.
Pure Us ime.

ENRESH ORANGES, LEMONS & RAlSlNS
a. Just received and for sale eheap by
n. r. Demo. Iune 70 WIN KROESEN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

YIRGlNIAs-ln the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and chaneery for Berkeley County, June
Rules, 1885,
William L Boak, Ptg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31
MERCHA NDfSE.
That Old stand of

aTe With pleasure tia, the nsdersisp.a, sho
n has recently returned to It's fsssye place. ~.
form. has friends and the public that be bas open
al
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

ViRGtNIA:--In the CIRCUIT Superior Court Of
Law and Chanoery for Berkeley County, July
Rules, 1915,
Julia Stephen, piLG
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

Caroline J. Cromwell, wildly of Richard Crom-
well, deed and Mary Ehzabeth NJ. Cromwell
Richard CronweI Stephen Cromwell Curtis
Cromwell, Teresa C Cromwell and Emily l..
Cromwell, the last six being infant children and
heirs of said Richard Cromwell, decd, dts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-31

0g0lHst
JOB Throckmorton, II or Of Samuel Lee, decd,
Thomas White, job ThfoekmoHou and Leah
his wife, Anthony Lee, Thomas Lee, John Lee,
John White, John Mcdonald and Elizabeth his
wife. Eleanor Lee, Bebecca Mcdonald, David
AHeram and Abigail his wife, James. Steel and
Mary his wife. David W. thSokrnortone and s,-
borah bis ite aud John Downing aud Abigail
his wife and others dJiS
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-28
ROTATION IN OFFICE

The Baltimore" Republican and Daily Argus,''
contains spirited proceedings of the City Demo-
cratic Convention which assembled at that place
on the 10Th instant. The preamble and resolu-
tions adopted on the OCCASION are condemna,ory of
The course OF President Polk for continuing in of.
flee his political opponents or those who are conin
ualy vibrating to suit the particular views of the
party in power. The arguments advanced by the
Convention IN favor of " rotation in Office" and of
thorough change in the various departments un-
der the control of the chief Executive are the real
sentiments OF the Democracy in every section of the
URion; yet these views and wishes Of the friends
of the President, needed not. True. there
has been an occasional removal but the major part
of those changes, are minor offices, offices which
are scarcely worth holding and would make a
rich man poor If he had enough of them. Where
is the use of the friends of the administration ex
ering themselves, if after signal victory our
political enemies are to reap the benetits2 We
hope these jus, omplaints-complain which are
making IN different sections of the country, will
continue to ring In the ears of the President. He
should remember, that these changes are deman-
ded hy The great mass of the people, and by that
mass To whom he owes his election -Washing
ton { o. JefersOnian
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-28
THE NATIONAL TREASURY.

|; appears, by n letter from the Washington
correspondent G the Journal OF Commerce, tina the
receipts from Customs for the fiscal year ending
3Oih June, iS45. will exceed S27 500, 600 from
Public Lands, 100000; miscellaneous and in
cden'al sources, Sl63 1898, So; making in all,
over S29700O00. There was balance in the
Treasury LIST July, 1874, Of 81 ,S57 .379 Ga, of
which added to the receipts, will make total of
over S31 5000 The expenditures for the
balance in the Treasury of above 81 500, 600.
In the items, the expenditures under the direction
of the War Department were very large. being
over $4,000, 900, or mole than one half of the
whole expenses of the government. The civil
list Will not much exceed two and n quarter mil
lions of dollars, and the foreign intercourse not
half million. The Navy Department has ex-
pended above s6,000,0 900; making upwards of
S2l 600 for our active national defence
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-28
From the Ohio Union.
THE WEST

Is the great conservative power Of the Union
conservative of the true principles and spirit of
Democracy-cnnservatve of the Union itself
conservative of freedom In the West the Genius
of Liberty has made her home Pilgrims fled
many years ago, from the oppression and despot-
ism of the Eastern world, 10 the forests of the
Western, there to enjoy freedom to worship God
after their own hearts. The progress of frcemen
and free principles. has been constantly from the
East towards the setting sun; even now in the
short period since the founding of the Western
Empire in America. the tendency is distinctly
perceptIble. The Democratic feeling pervades
the whole mass in the West, of every political
party. The masses of the Wing party, are not
with their leaders. The latter are Federalsts
the people are Democratic in feeling, in senti-
ment, in every thing. save political association
And could the real opinions, feeling and purposes
of the Wing managing leaders, become known to
the masses of the Wing party. they would desert
them and repudiate their principles and pulley.
1t is the habit of association, the hypocrisy and
deception of leaders, the prejudces of the masses,
and the denunciation and prescription of them by
Democrats. which keep them Wings remove
these and they are Democrats
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-28
CERTAINLY A PREDICAMENT

Some nights since. says an Albany paper, tall -,
eccentric parsonage was observed by The tenants
Of the cabin of one of the Albany boats, to per-
form sundry strange eyolutlons, garnshed by
variety Of hops, skips, and jumps, which betoken
ed any thing but sane mind in the performer.
The movements Of this parsonage betrayed trou-
bic and pain, and they were so perfectly distress
ing 10 the behOIders that consultation was held
and a committee Of three was appointed to inquire
into the cause Of the Strangers unaccounlable
movements. With due caution the deputies APP
preached their man, while others gathered around
within earshOt to witness whatever "'tale" might
be "unlolded." The committee stated their
reasons for troubling him with what might be
deemed impairment inieTrogatories, and conclud-
ed their remarks by requesting to know the rea-
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-28
SHIP NEWS,
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
MONDAY October p.

ARRIVED,
steamer Curtis Peck Davis, FIN Richmond
IRON Steamer Albemarl, Kirby, 3S hours I'm Phil
adclphla, with coal to Reid & Anderson
ship Republic, Sullivan, fin New York bound To
Scw orleans tho X. on Wednesday last in lat sc
oU, ION a. the wind blowing heavily fin the N N
T.. iost her mainmsst foretop- ma st Jnizen
top gallant mast, and topmast, fore top ward
lore op-gallant yard. together with all the sails
ana rigging scvcrally attached thereto
Brig Clarion, Leland sc hours fin Now York. in
ballast t. II. Soutter, Jr., & Co.
big Harriet, York, FIN New York 4S hours hal
last to Robertson & Branda
Schr Rowena, Young, fun Boston, rndze to MYERS
X 90, Herman & Co, J. f.. DOYLE, Paul, Peqram
y = 20, f. y" Scabury, King & Toy, and Watts s.
Schr Adrian, Wslpole FIN New York, 30 hours.
win DRAFT Of scancn in charge of Lieut. Calhoun
and tndzc to 5. March and others
SChr caroline, Ferris, FIN New York, mdze to J.
IL. & G. Rowland
Schr Emma Virginia. Creighton, I'm Baltimore.
mdze to j. II. & G.. Rowland, j. ID. Tburston r. s
Hutchings, & Co, Josiah Wills, NJ Ferrall p =
Scbcckcr, J. II Johnston and Wills & Co
Schr Mary Ann, Brown fin York River neas IN
J. o. w. Warrington. F0 "
Schr Leon, Harlon, FIN Richmond 10 finish had
ing to Soutter Bell.
schr ForriH Hudgins I'm York River, with wood
to the master
Schr Virginia, Smith, FIN Back River. with wood
to the master.
Schr Harriet, Baker, from Richmond. bound 10
Providence. The II has been out davs ami in
consequence Oh the after part Of the ruddcr being
loose was compelled to put into this port.
Schr X. Edmonsou, Wood, from Warwick wood
TO the master.
scbr J C. Calhoun, Simmons, FIN Richmond bal
last to the master
schr Martha Ann, Gray, FIN Nansemond, slaves
to r. Dickson.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-28
TAKE MY HATp

An enthusiastic New Yorker lately made Wis
it to the lakes, and after witnessing a storm on
old Ontario, found himself safe and sound on tile
brink Of the mighty cataract. What he did there
is thus related by the Rochester american:
On the morning of our arrival we proceeded
TO the American Fall--not a word was said by
our companion We next went to the Horseshoe
fall and after gazing for some minutes upon its
untold subIimily, each seemed anxious to hear an
expression Of the first Impressions of our hero
He stood like statute, perfectly motlonIess. /
saw the blood rushing to his head. His eyes and
face assumed most fearful expression. ! started
towards him not a little alarmed and was about
to take his arm, when he suddenly raised his
hand to his head, violently throwing its covering
into the cataract, exclaimlng there--take my
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