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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
Correspondence OF the Herald

Correspondence oil the Herald
PHLa pRLPHfA, Jan 18Th, 1Sl5
Trouble for Bsach-7he L<h,gh Bank-1hs L.vl 10 Pau
JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT, ESQ -
have jast received important ,ntellig from
risbu g. which has doubt, this csuscd deal ..
alarm in the large building directly opposite the Herald
estsblshmest Ia the House Of Representatives yea.r
day, Mr. ssmuels, Of LehiGh-unfortunats place. this
Lehish and fear 1t will "do beter,- presented
the following;-
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Hun iEklAN DISPE 1SAkY, No Division street :,
ab,hed A. D. 1895 by the present for he
ces:fs t,sstSen. OF disease II secret nau and for s
remedy earth that safely be d thoroughly cURt
this horrd disease without injury the tuition and wi
diet hndan from business when all else hav,
isd Accomplishments ompsniss each vial with
~ drsctioDs which warranted ehectuay cure In Iii
matter how long standing how deeply seated in the
systsm with less trouble 70 the patient and In shorter space
taken frce ~ pr vial, do suc
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POSITIVELY CURED WITHOUT MERCURy.-Ev.ry

uOSlTivELY CURED WITHOUT MERCURY Every
nine The constiuton To tho. yhn 1b 70 AVID M b ;
rance npuenc. and imposition Of boas ing medical preend
ers, whose object money who reilly, TIL
late tn unhappy victim 6ads his constitution ruin his
20. kes empty to all SUCH call No. s3h Bowerp where
Intensive experience and p!sccs VIII? every
without aud has cured hundreds after
the quack remedies aud being ia the hospitals benefit
Consultations free, from 70 7-93k Bowsy. jus aw%ec
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Jam Il $ DON Boz EENrurr

NV CORNER FUTON AND NASSAU sTREEfs
noming Of the wcek-pnee crNrs Ger co,y Coansr,
supscrcc furnished at the ae Tor any slcifc perod
vance. '~T'' $50 .-'''s v~S~ - ~
TsE WxExLs hkRALD--Issued Saturday nsoenins a
W eiock-prce SIX and CENTS Der cOpv--fvr.
nshed 70 Coanhy Subscribers AZ s. IS Per sassn sdvsnsr
y ne aus nss for sxy specified psncd.
sshnrswss-ys tys fsssssrA eddrsss ssss. Isssr-,
HrssSa.ssss 49,. s-ssvssss. ~ sSbsC~sssiuv
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o.r.,v : !, W Y, ~. DlsCOyEkY.

NINIkENb SULUITON FOR THE HAIR, which will
souc eent from any yet offered and fail Of su.
preceding all othe Il highly ecacious and possesses the
seu advantage Of identifying the hair without inurna
xrowth. -
Tn who doubt It's virtues requested their ha
chang heiore paying their money humbngs would take
This method there would he no reason IN complain.
One r,a will prove the fact
Sold wnolesae and tsll. and applied No Chatham s
,nposie the Hall Of Records. New York, up stairs
fa7 I'm
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN

FOR THE FACE AND SKIN
THE heat cosm nc f,r esd at,ng pimpies klotches
freckes aad riosw rm from the skin il Church Vese
able Lot on ~ use for snor. time all esablisn elea
aud brill comperiol. SOL in yoe rs eenle each
kn,ynAIsM &c .Dr h.-ehs hemical LsssneG p Slu.
usm and Chblains Sold, in bottles at s. cent. each
CcucHs AND toLps.-lT. Cnurchb Cou.h Drops, a vain.
able dy for Coeghs Inu-nsa Pain In the breaxt
Sold, ID bottles, II SO cent? each
The above valuable medicines sold Wholesale reta
0g BoweYv pf Srring n m
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Dr. SNaypes Com.
pound sNTup Of Wild cherry as one
sciene 2; Of y, the many compounds put forth
for the If diseases .hi~h afa humsn
tue, not Que remedy can Re named, which has IN a.
short SPACE OF time, acQur uch unbounded cO'hd nee
~h CHI has ted aud received much suogum from tie
Guilty and Others tins jus celebrated dy Daily
learn from o cLabiiry that hvr been affect
ed in Coughs clds Asthma. Inhuenz Bronch ts, Splitting
Blood Liver Comp int Paia the Side ano sreast Rising
Nervous Debility broken Cons ulisn, from the abuse
has bAfied the sk Of eminent medical practitio ers
when Invalid: were given ny g hope sss BY hav
ben radically caIed There IS now in he hand. Of he prop
certificates Of which ud sstoni n
y iIsef they mad. known the world To those who
afflicted iih he above diseases; give this medicine
tive powers It nd alone and equalled by none
CAuToN.-From the great nuaIity Of this medicine
h.ve been induced To offer fpnr article with the
able tree.
DR., Swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry Principal
Office, ~ W corner of h Hace Phi ade pha Agents
-UT w Milao corner If Broadway and john New
ao5 Becker street. New ark H.vand Keese Co. NJ FORK
Andrew Oliver, Co., New Orleans IT, B. Swan, and NJ
Wiaslow, Rochester n: Y; H. J. Adams. aud T. Keine
g. Lous VIM Thorn, Pittsbug; 4. B. HI, man, ciacnnsii
27s BROAD Newark. Vi John s. Harrison, salem Mass
H Pierce stanwx Hall Maiden Lane Albany. N. Ynk
eestsr, Mass; James Green Co. Wor esier, Mass; Ho
idge Buffalo. n Y; Grant ckee Pcughkepsr. York;
field, Niass.;JP Hal! Co. Boston, Mas 4. s. Ill ldel
East Boston, Mas Ransom Stevens, Boston. Mass; r. NJ
Cohen & Co. charleston T.. jas sms
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The Tonic
~ MIXTURE prepared by the College Of Medicine Pharmacy
Of city Of confidently recommended for ali
Il Invaluable remedy ,stety. banenneas
(uness d.lendlnR malformati0n.)
Single bottles 81 each; Of half DOZEN IS; carefully
packed and sent 70 all parts Of the Ui0n
Oce of the College Of Medicine and Phannacy Nassau
w. &. RICHANUSON M b. Agent.
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III 4 uL A.nIIlEO
Oh HOLLIS UrERO ABDOMINAL SUPPOhTE

Prolapsus Uteri OF Falling Of the Womb,
By eItsrnl application, supersedinR tho use
II the ohjsctional Pessary, IL confidently n
Re5fect restoration to health, it never havina
fa1ied Of perfnrminR 4 eure. even under the
most aggravated circumstances.
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icced nsr Express prices on all small packages q Law
2ao ofer d0e0rcnts, from 50 10 paoka&e
rom hi. City o. Buffalo and the ntsrmsdists points Also
mrcszn Wsys Coz Express from Buffalo to CHICAGO At
- packags from this city to Chicago and the intrmsd
e LIYiNesTON. WELLS 4 rONEROY.
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Medical Card.
OCTOR MORRISON

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, e04lS Fulbsn street,.
~ Doctor Morrison be cousulted con6dntiaiy,
ss IL as pu s
rhs > be cure, IN z to da3 ,,,. ,r,.,,,
NJ improved principles without pain inc0nvenience
te patient AZ q. Of Structure are analogous with
psenced Surgeons should Be allowed make the
suffer much injury from awkward practitioner,
Nervous and Constitutional Debility affection, and
youth inducing emissions and ulreass nponey.
radically cured by Dr. NJ pathological prine.p, ~
restoring the to healthy tone and rs1stsng in og
a vTo hefd e1 no % e. se
who claim e Be .usoo: :: he is peEhsg: The only 9sahsd
,lk Fulton street Let postpaid and Containing fes viii
nsur medicine and advice :? any part Of the Union.
"a NJ to i0P W., daily. jas I'm
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iR SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
The Great Panacea for all diseases Of the Lungs and Breast
+ OF
all The
medicines
of thu day. and
there great
variety which profess
TO be Of Reat value 10 the
human fmil, we hesitate not &,
TO pronou.c. DR.. S~aype's Com.
round syrup Of Wild cherry one
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M r DIG A l. a Nv ICE
PRIVATE DISEASES.

THE MEMBERS Of Il fH i D' REV YoRK COLLEGE
Of Medicine and Pharmacy. sstne,:sled for The up
Z n'sd e ss s cart saa.
:ho:. \ -. y Il
is's n hYis sSsnpan attend: for consolidation daily from
PSRANf AZ rs s cSUNk7
sss %aai
case explicitly together all symptoms, conaciion
ass ssTsfisA POST
0cs and Consultina Rooms Of the College. Nassau IT.
VELPEAU's sPtClFlC PILLS FUR TAE RADICAL
cure q gonorrhs. glset sew,nal emissons Al
s;ss s "a Ho.p. e % f a..
s :f q x: r a
cure in much shorter time than any Other remedy without
sos sed
'a as '1s Pharmacy Ns.' RGEHhpsoN NJ D. As..
RIcoRD's ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE FOR THE per.
sy All
scnng faint rsmanins in their system should
ne ss1Yas
n s:;s e 5 sa.:a a Is
ss,sy Packed and sent all s,t' e Union Sold Inc
ass q Medicine w. d. A.
q oNCENTRATED EXTRACT On sAKsAPAKILLA.
Of and r.. SSsss
auaeEsry refined highly conce, rated extract pos
III :ss Ike % 3:
ntey superior any extract Sasapar present. before
the public and be relied ain remedy for all
scroala saltIheum botches pimples
pain IN the JOINTS nodes cutaneons uceraed
throat disease arising secondary eects Of
syphilis or an iujudicious use Of mercury.
in cases Of half doisn bo;ilss......f i '-'''
Gases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
MA very liberal discount to wholesals purchasers
Office Of The CoIlsYs, g Nssssn susss
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casks very supero- Flaxesd landing en- shiT
Java from New Url-ans. fr sale By -
Ire X. COLLINS 4 co Sc Routh 4.
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to The NERVOUS AMI DEblLilA IcD
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENOX TOR

all those whe manly vig0r impaired, whers the
mental and physica powers Prospted
destructive habi early youn, inducing uoctua emssons
aud debility, the HygeaD Renovator will Be found inalble
eaedy Il organs Of reproduction both sexes to
healthy action, and impotency by nfusng
energy the In many the effect instan
saneons never as TO cure chronic g~ts and whites and
removes sery, oy restoring healthy uterine action Refer
RsnovatoI with those Affections also in Dyspep
Sd uv lie q as
New Yok Price 81 bottle o. Is ounces and for
y srded TO all rts OF the Union
N.B.-Cop'ous directions accompany each hotla
up-v
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character IN kuf0po q well m in this couutrv
i is sdopts9 sshs entire disease Of Pesses and o,hs,
don and Pss, end - universally Europe 5,
medical men o. The hghes' rank In this country Il Il sus
aned BY The leAding members Of the facues OF oecs. a..
Hcsn tals snd By al the emnent privae practitioner.
Hoo ms have been excusIveIy Tor Iades N M
Vesey street. having separate entrance from the 4,
garment, WhHe lady d in constant attendance n ami
' tussS aa1 -nuporers " trrnsie patients ia
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Sc ARS-SEGARS-SEGAR
N NJ. HENRIQUES, 81 William strest respectfully in.
D vtes the II his friends and the public generally
the following choice Sega just received by late arrivals
from H4vana:-
Rgaias vsrious brands Panetsas of various brands.
NoImas Principles.
Yngenndad Vegueros.
Esperanxa. Ronda.
La India. Napole rnes
Lara. Palma Celebradas.
Fragancias. Trabucas.
Noriegas. Canones.
The above Sgan are guaranteed eenune imported
and the trade would do we'll call and them
to purchss:rf rlse~her- d26 lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

HEMr-o bale. rhine and superior dew rot.ed Hemp
FOR sale IN lots 70 sult purchasers, ny
jail H.. COLLINS co. IS Routh 1t.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICKING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE.
the hid offer % the notice uthen friends, mer-
chants, city and country trade the arcet best
Morris Whites: Homes. Johus Lite
Egg and other Plumbs all their their
natural hayors.
Also Jelys the Strawberry Raspberry, Ounce, and Pine
Apple and Cranberry.
ALSO Pickles. Caups and Sauces. of imaginable de-
scpo1 glass jars Of size to suit the convenience Of
the purchaser
warranted to keep in auy climate.
Hotel Keepers Boarding House Keepcrs, Groces. Ship
Master. and Pyrc Families all invited call and
anime the best seeoted and be ual stock Of the kind
before offered TO the attention Of the public.
RECkHOW X VINCENT,
IS Courtlandt street.
N. B-Eghty dozm fresh Havana Pines in good order for
sale Also, 1000 Oyster Kegs die 3msrc
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y,
sold also BY Druggists generally throughout The United
statss Price 81 per bottle /; six bot'les Tor as.
public Are cssrctfoly requested remember that
Sands SasapsrilA that has and constantly achieving such
emarkable cus Of the difficult class OF seases TO which
he human frame subject Therefore ask for Sandss Sasspe
rlla. and take NO other d. lmsm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10
[ COMMUNICATED
TEXAS.

Ry the recent intelligence from this country, ii
appears that the Congress of that Republic has
unanimously given ITS assent to the Compact OF
Annexation. This act Of their Congress was rem
dered necessary by the terms Of the joint resolu-
lions which passed the American Legislature; and
was required to bring themselves within the scope
OF literal compliance with our law. 1t does not
however, propria rigore--by its own intrinsic
authority, as is generally supposed, coosumma'e
the Union of the two Republics. No such power
has been by their Constitution, delegated to their
Congress The Supreme prerogatve of Donation
alisiag their republic;-of reducing it from the
condition Of an Independent nation, to that OF the
limited sovereignty Of confsderaled State. has
been reserved by the People and resides alone ia
tkem. 1t is power, which can only be exerted
through CokyEsrIos empowered for that special
object and called for that special purpose. This
Convention was summoned for the dth of July 1915.
1t is somewhat curious, to speculate upon the
,notive. which induced President Jones to fix upoo
that aay for the Meeting of this Convention. Had
he been known, as q firm and consistent ffiend TO
the Union Of the two RepuhlicG, we might well i'm
agne that his only motive coald have been to gath
er around this memorable day, another remines-
cenee, fraught with the highest interest, to the
American heart. But bitterly syerse, es there can
be 70 doubt he is heart to the project Of Annex
alton, and having prepared as he believed tbro GER
tain negotiations with Mexico, torpedo that was
to blow the whole scheme into atoms, there can be
little question, but that he fixed upon that day in
the expectation, that the People Of Texas would
upon that occasion, under the inducements held
out by Me1ico, Great Britain, aad France, an
uounce to the world her settled determination to
maintain her IEDErENDESr position amoSgstthe
mowers Of the Earth.
But how often are the devices OF princes turned
into foolishness," and how vain and imPotent are
The inriguos Of euthOry TO arrest the mighty tor
rant of Popular feeling The People Of Texas are
with few exceptions, emigrant' from our own soil
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10

I bone Of our bone, flesh Of our fesh--:hsy emi
grated to that country under The gnaraaty Of iav
which we're shsmsfully and strociously violated b,
ance TO tyranny and bad faith nsturs, led TO q sep
aration Of that department from the Mexican re-
public, ana from that day The present time there
has scarcely been one right souled, right minded
man in the country who has not felt the most anx-
ious desire connect her destinies with this great
and growing Confederation of the North. All ,hs
diplomatic intTigues which have been 90 assduousy
set foot-Bri'ish French, Mexican and do
mestic--sll the commercial and peeunisry brides
that have been la.ishly ten lered to them--nay,
not even the objectionable GOODNESS with which we
received their first advances, have been sufficient
to woan them from their fia attachment to these
States. Union With our Republic joint inher-
lance with ourselves Of the gories and destines OF
our Union, has been the Sfst the highest, the no.
biest aspiration ofeyery true and genuine son of
that republic.
And Texas comes not amongst Us as doweiless
bride. She bring, into The common stock fair
Iands-and translucent strsams--ricn savannahs--
Those boandless and unshorn fields, where linger
YET
This beauty Of The Earth. ere man had sinned.
"a climate pure and voluptous as the sun ever
shone rpon--braye hearts and sine~y arms, and a
host Of revolutionary "reminiscences, only less
proud and glorious than those which cluster around
our osn early struggles in the esuss of Human
Freedom.
The 4.h Of July has passed-The People have
met in Conyention-snd the long cherished hope
Of every Texian heart has been accomplished. She
is now State ofthis Union--a member of this Con-
federacy. Her People the couptrymen Of
WAsBIssros. The spangled banner now
floats in triumph from tho Arestook to the Rio
Grande and new empire has been secured to the
AREA of Freedom" scarcely less in extent than
that which constituted the thirteen original States
when they assumed their free and equal station
amongst the powers of the Earth
Long may this Union OF the two Republics last
and long may it continue to dispense its blessings
to the countless millions who in the course of time
are destined to animate its soil. F.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10
GROCERxES.

Including 800 lbs. OF Sugar; Sack of Coffee; two
Barrels and two Sacks Of Salt. Tobacco; Lot OF
Hardware, such as Screws, Hinges, &c. Brushes,
Shoe Thread. &c.
Also, 30 Cords of Blackjack Bark; Tons of
Plaster; one and half Tons of Coal. &c
The Trustee has deemed il necessary TO name
only the most important afticles-there are many
others deserving the attention of purchasers, not
specified.
Tie sale will commence at 10 o'clock, on the
25th, and continue until all the property is sold
Terms cf Sale will be made known the day
of sale. A portion of the property will be sold for
cash and liberal credit will be given the re-
mainder. No property to bo removed until lerns
OF sale, as announced on day Of sale. complied
with. X. V. SN0DGRASS,
July TO- l845--3w Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10
Thrashing Machines.

The subscriber has commenced the manuiact ure
Of Horse Powers and Thrashng Machines at his
establishment where he will keep supply ready
for sale, made of the very best materials. and Of
the most approved plan ior strength and durability,
and by no means liable TO get out Of order. They
will thrash clean and Of easy draft to work
two four or five horses, and warranted to work
well.
He also manufactures CORN SHELTERS, TO
work by hand, by horse or water-p power.
His Laihss ard Machinery are propelled by a
Steam Engine; and he is ready to do all Turning
IN Brass and Iron with despatch. Mill Machinery
and all other work. such Thrashing Machines
and Horse Powers repaired promptly.
GJOld Cast-Iron, Brass and Copper taken in
exchange for Castings. J. H. JONES,
Hagerstown, Md, July 10, l845-6m
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sv'OtlCe :

VEIHE undersigned takes this method to inform
n the public that he has rented Capt. John +.
Boyd's Mills at Bunkers-Hl. The Mills are in
complete order TO grind all kinds Of grain. lie
will grind Wheat and give one barrel of super
Flour for every three hundred ponds Of merchant
able wheat or buy wheat at the market price ami
pay cash delivery; and in the proper season
will attend punetualIy to grinding Plaster and
crushing Corn in the ear.
The grinding of Rye and Corn attended TO at all
times, and done in the best
He will also keep good article Of FLOUR for
family use, which he win sell for cash OF exchange
for good wheat. Farmers and all others are inyi-
ted 10 call before making contracts else where, as
he intends by promptness and proper attention to
business to merit liberal share Of the public pa
tronage. J. 5. J. GlSlNER.
Jalv 10 l8i5-3m
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LOST.

an Sunday afternoon last, between the Gazette
~ Office and the Spring, at Mr.. John d. Burk-
hart's Mill-or between the Spring and Mr.. Daniel
Burkhart's residence, the top of Gold Pencil Case
with Red Cornelian Sett IN il. Any person find
ing it and returning il to me will receive my thanks
and suitable reward. The Pencil being present
to me, l value it very highly.
JAMES f. STEWART,
July 20. 1915. Gazette Office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10

To Thomas Lee, .4nthoay Ire. John Lee,
John White, John .HcDoaald aud Ediya-
beth his rife, Eleanor Lee, Rebecca
Mcdonald, Darad Ancrdm and abigail
his mife, james Steel and Mary has n1Je,
Darid w. 1hrockmoyton and Deborah
his rife, John Dopaiag and Abagaii
his rife,
a you are non-residenis Of the Stare Of Viz
IN ginia, avail myself, in pursuance OF the Act
Of Assembly, ofrbis means Of giving yon NOTICE,
that on Saturday, ne Oh day Of August, 1915 at
the Office Of Seaman Gainrd, ia the town OF Mnr-
tinsburg, Berkeley County. Virginia, will take
the depositions Of Charles d. Stewart and Harri-
son Waite, to be read as evidence in suit now
depending ia the Circuit Superior Court OF Low
and Chsncery for the said County Of Berkeley, ia
which ! am complainant end you and Others arc
defendants. WILLIAM l.. B0Ak
July 3, i8i5--6g
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10
CASTINGS

for Mills. such as Cog Wheels. Bowel and Mortes
Wheels, Shafts, Segments Gadgeons, Cranks Spin
dies, Steps and Racket Wheels, Plaster Breakers,
Burr, Brushes and Brass Castings, Also, a great
variety of HORSEPOWER and 1hrashing Machine
patterns of the very best design for strength and
economy Of metal. Plough Castings of every de-
scription, Mouldboatds Landsdes and Shares a
large stock of Wagon Boxes of ell sizes, and of the
best forms. Paror, Chamber and Ten-Plate Stoves,
cast of the neatest paterns-the Hathaway Cook
Stove Of different sizss-Water Pipes and CAST
Iron Railing. All the Castings are made of the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10
NOTICE TO ALI CONCER NED.

Rgf deed Of tast executed BY Henry Rehraf
-hP TO the UNDERSIGNED - Trustee, whirl. deed il
dated June 3d. 1855, snd Is duty recorded II ths
Olefk's Dice Of The Coenis Court Of Besssley fur
The benefit d certain persons thewia psmsd, the
sad hohrer tas assigned and transferred 20 the
undersigned all lhe isan,ix Bills Notes. Book Ae-'
coants. Evidences 81 Dsbgs &C. nf every descrip-
ton due aud anpsid frozen ami ~ IA persons here
ore dealing ~ ,iAnssctiRs busaess Slth The SAID
kohrer, whether as Aiiier. MsllH KIT Is Trader.
All sneh persons afa. therefore, hereby nalliiej a
said assignment, aud also af The necessity 70 CONS
forward ilrsneeistcly sni make payfnenttpth e
dersgned ttastee. All aeeoaais must BIO se,sied
Immediately, either by payment " BY giving asies.
The Bookssiii Be k.ptat Tioneywaod Miiis, wisese
Mr.. Rehfer. assisted hy Mr.. james C 0sick. viii
attend to the closing of ths several sceonnts pay-
meats can be made 70 the Undersigned al hts resi-
dence
ROBERT v SN0DGRAsS.
Juls 10 les5-if grastes,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10
'To Nalhan G. Young:

A you non resident Of the State Of Viz.
IN ginis, The Is 10 gre you Nofire, that on
Saturday, the leth day Of July, 1915 at the Office
of Seaman Garetd, in the town Of Mattinsbarr.
Berkeley County, Va, will proceed 10 take The
dispositions of JOSHUA q fabler, Andrew J. Bleke-
ney, Ephraim Tsbler. Newton Hun,sbury and John
Young to be read as evidence my behalf in n
certain suit now depending 10 the County Court Of
Berkeley, in tho Cbanceiy side thereof, 10 which
you and Others are defendants and an complain
ant. CHRISTIAN TABLER
Iunn 10 I1l5--ru
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10
TO John Downing :

A you are nonresident Of this State, take
Ia this occasion Of giving you NOTICE, that
on Saturday, The Oh Dig Of august, 1915. at the
Oiliee OF Seaman Garard in tho town OF Martins
burg, Berkeley County, Virginia, | will take the
dispositions OF Charles D. Stewart, John Griffith,
an John SucenJiyer, 10 be read as evidence in
cause now depending in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for the County Of Berkele,.
in which am complainant and you sud others are
defendants. WILLIAM l.. BOAK
Jolly 3, I3i5-6w