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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-20
by Dunlop, nIoncure 81 GO.
mr. Enn,I- -. t.E


Dry Goods AT Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the LIST day OF July
Auction Rooms, desirable
GOODS well worthy the attention city
generally The following goods received
viii be sold without limit o
-, 4 and IS fine and fine brown Shrtinzs
~ 81 50 and IL 4 bleaehed ShiItIngs Sheetings
Cotton OLnabuTgs Brown Dtilings
Georgia yellow Nankecns, Blue Drills. Ticking
spool Cotton, Pins, Tapes Green Barge
Cotton Flag Bdkfs Suspenders
White, black and cord Cotton Hose, Jieoneis
Null, Swiss and Cambria Mushns
Back and white cap Lace
Muslin Robes, rich and cord Cambrcs
BIZ silk warp ApAeeas and BonibAzInes
Pearl and Agate Shin Buttons Rome Suspenirf do
Manila Grass Cioihs and Marsetles skirts
Prints shirting Gnsnams s..
Also
An invoice Of Linen Goods CONSISTING OF
Linen Cambria HdkdL Danask Napkins
namask Table Linen and Table Cohs
Linen Towels, hne Irish Linens suitable for
collars and bosom- Pillow Linen
50. g. and - Linen SheeLnes Russia Diap.r.
Buriaps and Linen Dnungs.
LIKEWISE
consignment Of rich embd Canton Grape Scarf and SbavI.
eh s Scars and shaw style BARGE aud Thbet shaW
and embror5ed Muslin Cspes, Of importation
TERMS-Undef sioo cash. 500 over month. credit
of approved negotiable paper.
jsls DUNLOP NoNCURE a co. Auet.
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AuCtinn Sales.
FUTIrRE DAYS
ny davenport, Alien A 90.
DRY GOODS AT Auction

ny davenport, Alien A 60.
DR1 GOODS AT AUCTION.
IN iohspAfs June slth commencing o'cLocs .h.n
AZ our Dy Good Auction Room. general a.-ost.nt of
sAPr and Fancy Dry Goods thc -.aon lop mi a., A.
arrive IN unrJ amorg ~hieh be GaILo~in<:
50, -, = and - Brown sAe.tpr. ,pi ss,r:,..
81, -. 10 and , BleaeRd do "A,
Brown and Bsaehed Cotton Driu.
Linen and Couon Pantaoons
Eestngs ianen Coatings, Cotton COod.
Irish Linen shirsinxs aRds bsstiHzs
q. - ami Z Bed Tiekrg-safi.ty
Linen Cambria Hdkf.. Imitation do.
Furniture and Apron Check.
shk and Cotton Hdkfs. Scarf. ami shawl,
Furniture Calooe- md ChntE
Whiis, black and suk IIo--
DO do do Cotton Hose
DO do do do Half Hose
Table Linen, Napkin. To~ennx, nc
French and American Lawn.
BalIornes. huslin- and Cambties
Jaeonetand Swi.. Muslin
bishops Lawn, Boos Muslin
Prints % the styles
Cloths and Cs-.imere-
Cravats-Shk and Madras
sc-sots, Knives. Pms, HOOKS Ey-- DC As
ThkNs-An ,um. under cash 100 ,na uou,,,1. No.
credit for approved paper
mH DAVENPORT. ALLEN A CO. Ausi.
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FOR GENTLEMENI

NrANrEU SITOEs.-Wc have opened a fine ot q Gen
ueens superior Cater sho- made cfpes.B Ne b. tho.e
s.ebfaed nates IN Philadelphia Mes We renue
usen want of somehinE that rencci and eofousbe or
sona"es "esr' 70 give call We have good supply
ny " PUTNEY WATTS.
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Portrait Painting.

TO IHk rArRoSs
w M. u. BROWN. of London, politely informs
the CITIZENS Of Richmond vicinity that n. ~. .,
oprn.h ms studio and Exhibition Room Both.r.
Main sueet ~ber. specimens Of his Art Amon<
sni are the forait- VI several vel
known this City. WV
to call Mo
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nj r.. II RY AMT

JUNE Is. 1916.
MORE NEW GOODS.
TNHOMAS r. PRICE II co. have Just opened
for Inspection
Whaieione Skirts another supply
Grass Skirts maze up entirely new style
Heavy Grass Skring
Regency Lace CaPes a beautiful supply
New French Collars
Lace Metz for eApes and collars
Muslin Caps for Ladies
Blk Barge, BombaElnes
French Lawn Hdkfs, cheap
h = Camb. and Lawn Hdkfs
Lace Buttons French L.aees, sc.
In Irh Linens, Dress Goods ShetnFs ke they b,v.
great variety and they about taknE ny.nier viii ,-
up many descriptions at low viii
call. be Is THOMAS n ppIcp a -
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Hy Dunlop, Noneure A Co.
Adams Valley PROPERTY,
AT AUCTION

on the will be- witlout tery. txo Lon. 81 Go.
,n IN Asams "ahsy AMI known per plat Of aid V,n.y
oS "" Nos ~ and 3D. fronting Parhd street %
' nehe~ AMI extending ZIG To an .i,v an
being iar Of the property familiarity a. M.el.p
ana . The sane conveyed 10 James Brown Carter
u rage and John g. Gambler Benz w Coleman De- ar.,
'hs anhofiS OF whose erscitor the sale be made
Ekhs very hberal-~hieh known ON In. A,v r
DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 10
Aurffo
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lotteries.

q. GREGORY u CO., MANAGES, No.
" ioi Main street. Richmond. Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE, Isas.
$4,000 Capital!
$4,000! SIO,OOO..
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. C...No 2t $500 be ORA
In Aera ndria- ID q. on s.tnrd.y. June soth. 1875.
MA MOTH SCHEMEl
tand capital Of $4,000 PriIs Of sa.ss1
pnr OF 10000 SO 1000
: 5000 100 300
1900 Ae As
rs No. LOTTEkY-I5 DRAWN BALIDTS
Ticket. osy sIs. Halves g. Quarters }: Erhlh. so.
Csttiheaiss Of packages Of 2s wbole T,eksu sIso
do. do Y Hal
Do Go. 20 Quarter do
DO do. &c EiEhihs
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Cas- Is, Ist6-,o be drawn M
Alexandria, d. c. Saturday. 97th Of June IstS
SPLENDID SCHEME.
, Pdn. Of 10000 | pr1s Of $500
10000 1000
5000 SO prizes Of 900
2lto 20 500
10 NO LOrTERY-ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
Tickets go Halves 5: Quarters So
Ceftiheats- Of packages Of IS Who'll. Tickets si30
do. do 25 HaH A, a.
DO do 2S Quarter do ~ so
Orders Tor Tickets Of IN,
aho'. Splendid Lottery viii prompt nd
an account Of the Drawing will be requested who
order from US Address,
J. O. GREGORY CO, Managers,
ma y"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN HENRGCO,
Near Bacon Quarter branch Tavern.

Rl virtue OF n decree Of the superior court of
" Law and Chancey for county Abemare pronounced
on the esd day Of May Garland and Others u
Sarabd Se the uni-gne the
~ proceed To sell the THURSDAY day
Of July bsIi O'Clock p NJ the real estate rrfr,
TO IN the proceedings of said Soap and
candle Factory Richmond This property consists OF M
containing about acres which there dwelling
house, situated Richmond adjoining Bacon
Quarter Branch Tavern The as to one third
cash. and Tor the remaining approved
security payable from the day
Of sale and retaining the tile u the bond paid con
veyaBes directed by the said court.
Je9 WIN J. ROBERTSON, Conn.,
by
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STRATT0N,S 0EElCE

STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let uOrd say wat they can
FoTseltnG Prizes, STATIONS the
Drawn Nos OF Alexandra. 93-JuBe 18Th.
"a % As 60 10 - - 81 81 So Is G.
Whole T: ss:' Mos No: rs Is GO GO Capital SIS:
Bold sold and PAID by srRA1-ToS
Dnwihs Of Leesburs Loue.y. Class No es-Jupe 18Th
30 81 80 l6 "a 10 Al 81 20 - as "a
Han Ticket Nos 10 30 7La Capital ,od pad by
srRATToN
Dawn Nos q New. ysu.y. o,-June Isn
III 80 80 81 Is - 80 II 81 Sc
20 Draw" W. No, Of MonoRsslia, sS-JnBe Ioh.
69 81 IL ~ 81 "a 81 50 So
$4,000, 1000
Ssiurd,y-susser ElIrs No os Capal< sioOO 1000 ke-
70 Nos IL drawn Wholes 81. halves Soc qr. Csc
$4,000! 100000! 10000!
MONDAY hornng-h Isnira, No % Capitals $50 600 co.
900 10000 aOOo 5000 ssS1 1000 100 OF SEQ &c as Nos
10 Dawn. Tickets S9. halves 6. qs. ?.
BnJsr are referred TO s' Of which are etT,red
At The once Nc proof u been done and ever,
20 Oders paetsEes eeheaes tickets 10 the abo,,
drawiHE sent when requested.
Please 'adF'"0rdsr''' srRArToN.
IME.-45O Casks Of fresh Thomas,on lime.
Of superior quality and0s from sshr urd III, and
'oI Nc W p 10 JAS FiSHERS SONS
knowledge - Power"
4 CHEvENENrs Of the Knifhu Of M,Hs BY AlsI suthct
land E'q forming No. Carey Ham. Library for the rso,,
hishop Wilson'S itpnstny Lectures
Coossans being apply Apostles Argument re-
pcenE The Errors the subject mediation of Christ
Coossr 90 The present. circumstances Church Price Oh rs
The eesi French Grammar new method Of arpnr
70 read 'peak and write the French Language appendI
containing the cardinal and orns numbers fun psadsms Of
The resuhr ara ueEur auxiliary, reflective and imperon,
verbs ~ }. Liza etsu
The london Lancet for June - per annum.
CreFon-a novei-by Answorh. ets
The Mysteries o. the nquaon Secret Societies Of
spain with historical Translated the Fnch with us
tratous-new edition cents
Me,iso wa'snd a. .. ~ Br,p Mayer Part 2 IS cents
liteTs laving Age, No 100. iel cents.
Naddy Ihomprons heHico uari supply received $50
NASH a WOOuUOUsE.
70 tS9 Main street
1~H o D,t:5 =, FOR FOR sALE LIE; handsome
-AAA-<-A- Pereciy sente-warantsd sound Price st9o-
80 efehanee would Be- made fof pair q matched sass
Hosses. Apply PEYroN JOUNsToN
us -
WINDOW CLASSY The schr Iarr,nrs ", IA, 1,
receipt Of mrhsr additions Window Gas Of
"nte snd double thiekness BUVAL a PURCELL.
y - 80 Main
niTHFILD LAHD.-'S Eess No ! suihhsH Lard
- jus, received N store, and for sae BY
PH BIssELL = MeCANDLIsH.
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WINFREE u SHEPPARD,
CO nm nm ISIS ion Mere N ants.
Nnar
HORSES FOR SALE.

AZ A.
VIE Subscribers viii be- Richmond FRIDAY Tho Is
II inst with lot OF IS HoRsES-zmong which They
wH have or pair hne carriage hoS fines.
dHg horses they have hNd market fine
and double harness horses They those who
wish purchase call JAS nARDEN Stables and Judge for
hem'elves PETER HANGER,
June o, '46-ew wM A TIIRx
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

VINHE subscriber having taken the convenient
two story Dwelling The Landing baltimore
ssAme"a Aiod FONT Couo't prepared accommodate
nrd nunaber OF boardsr my favor
MIN WIN mer patronage this
70 enoe hs STAY Of his guests while delightful watering
places agreeable po-sble-and be An
ms ehafte. aud relying IN. preference many
Of the public "a ronase. wM N TAHa
June ., lesg.-eoIm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To all Subscribers To Uarpers' Bible.
w. RANDOLPH 4 CO, Richmond, would
~ inform the public that HAPen' splendid
pete and that they prepared bind The
work style that the fancy sugEestbs prices
from TO $50 We have samples OF New
timore, and which superior in d
ability biading Al themselves by Main
street We also supply Odd numbers eompte broken set
% Bound copies kept hand for prices
le 10 ]. w. r. 4 co.
bargains nm Dry Goods.
WE have on hand a large assortment Of
v Ernbfoided Collars md eapes
10. CbsmEeits capes
White and cord embTd Muslin Robes
striped Swiss and Iaeonet Mu.ins, for dresses
Paris RalEoTncs and Barrges
French Lawns Musins and Ginshaas
White enbd Crape shawis
Barge Shaws and Scarfs
EeEant Lace and Hermann Scans
Hosiery, Gloves Aius,
Az Of which We ~ Ell al Isuced prices Those IN wan, M
md fun assortmeni aud AZ prices entirely sAsactory
WARREN a FARIss
~ !" No IS Main street
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FRESu PrLY 90 THOuPSON's HENICO.
lust received by Drinker n Morris, % Main
- Street fresh supply Of Reconecos Of Merco ~ Waaiy
Thompson A-o Map Of Netoo, showing he Seat u
Wat bR
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SOAP AND CANDLES.

ES NOR RENT-A neat and comfortable,
AAA House, 9th adjoining re.ieenee OF Can't
samuel Freeman Possession given Immediately. Apply
Je l5-lw
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M NnOW CLASSY the schr Larrsurs, W. ars IN
rceeipt Of ufihsr additions ofNVnfow GAS Of
"nst $40 aouee thiekness. uUVhI A. PURCELL.
D. ~ 80 ~.
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III NOR RENT.-rhe Store No. II6, on
z II Main four Exchange Bank oe-
eupied for time past BY Nessrs Allen Fur-
ntu Store together with the kitchen and Lumber
attached This property good condition. Chavnx
Gently repaired and mpoved located
sort Of business Possession viii be
neIi sooner, Il desired. Apply PHILIP TABB SON
ONCE on Main Street opposite the Exchange Bank je 5f
ENTRA FINE GUNPOWDER TEA-IO hall chest.
- for sale by DAVENPORT ALLEN n co.
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SuITHFILD LAHD.-ts tess No 4 suahd,H Lad
- jat received IN sfOre, and for az BY
ga BIssELL NeCANpLlsH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-20

IDURR CIDER vINEgAH-so bbs. pure Cider Vim
ofsHcsnsut quuHy received
By mras BfssELT. a NcCANDLfsH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

We should have preserved, undisturbed, and
without any hazard, peace with all the world,
have had no unhappy war with nelghborng
SISTER republic. and, consequently no deplora-
bic waste Of human life, OF which that which
has been sacrificed, OF impaired, in an insalu-
brious climate, IS far greater, and more amen-
table, than VIVA; has been lost Ia the glorious
achievements Of a brave army, commanded by
a skillful and gallant General.
eve should have saved the millions Of
treasure which that unnecessary war has and
will cost-aa immense amount-Suiliclen 70
improve every useful harbor on On the lakes.
on the ocean, on the Gulf Of Mexico and in
the Interior, and 10 remove distractions TO
navigation IN all the great rivers in the United
States
owe should not have subverted a patriotic
system Of Domestic Protection. fostering the
industry Of our own people and the interests of
our own country. the great benefits of which
have been practically demonstrated by expe-
Renee, for the visionary promises Of an alien
policy Of free trade, fostering the industry of a
Foreign People and the interests of Foreign
countries, which has brought, IN its train, dis
aster and ruin to every Nation that has had
the temeuty to try il The beneficial Tariff
offei2, which raised both the People aud the
Government OF the United states out OF con-
dition OF distress and embarrassment, border
Jag on bankruptcy, to state Of high financial
and general prosperity, would now be stand
ing, unTepealed, in the statue book. instead Of
the fatal Tariff Of iS49, whose calamitous eff
fects Will. apprehend, sooner Or later, be Ger
tanly realized.
'AII this, and more Of what has since oc-
cured, in the Public Councils, was foretold
prior 10 that election. twas denied, disbele-
we'd, or unheeded and we now realize the IN
fortunate consequences. But, both philoso
ply and patriotism enjoin, that we should not
indulge IN unavahng regrets, as 10 the ncura-
bic past. As partof history in which it is
embodied. we may derive from it instructive
lessons, for our future guidance, and we ought
to redouble our eXertans to prevent their being
unproht3bly lost"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

Mr. CLAY AND THE WING LADIES OF TEN-
NEssEE.-We alluded briefly yesterday to the
presentation of a magu.dcent vase to the Hon.
HENRY CLAY by the Wing Ladies Of Tennes-
see. We have since read the addresses on the
occasion, and find them replete with interest,
as the annexed extracts will show.
DIR. McNAIRY, the honored representative Of
his fair and patriotic country-women, speak
ing Of ;hem SAID
"Some Of these. rich in the recollections OF
events, have been, from first 10 last, the living
witnesses Of your illuStuous career. Others,
less advanced in years, have studied with de
light the records which chronicle your fame.
and all unite in n sentiment of profound vene-
ration for patriot, who, with the mind TO
conceive and courage to execute the severest
councils of wisdom, has. in the midst of time
serving generation, uniformly spuned all po-
itical deception, and proved himself ever more
true to his country than 10 the whisperl2-s of
guilty ambition. In the better DAYS OF the
Republic, and before the despotc influence Of
party had disciplined the hearts Of men 70
deeds oflatal devotion, the voice OF a thinking
and selfiudging people would, in return for
suchexalted patriotism, have long Sinceaward
ed you, with acclamauon, the last aud highest
honors Of the nation"
He then referred 10 the results which would
have attended the election Of Mr. CLAY. and
closed this part Of his speech in these words
eli those of our fellow citizens whose mis-
guided confidence has deprived US Of those
blessings, shall repent an ncautIous decision,
and turn by times to the rescue" il may vet
be well for US all. and well for those who must
soon succeed US in this goodly political herit.
age. But should the evil continue and in.
crease, it will be your enviabe consolation to
know that you are at least guiltless. In pub
lie and IN private life your hands have been
fearlessly uphiled in solemn warning to your
counrymen Of every party, and your unheel-
ed prophecies have, most Of them, already
ended in history. The balance must be fuGl-
led sooner or later, and then, if not before, a
lust posterity viii crown with undyiug APP
plause the memory of a statesman who was
ever foremost al the breach, when the Constl-
tuition was assaied, and who, nobly preieuing
his duty to the lust or the alurements ofpow-
er, virtuouslY proclaimed, in tie face ola tenn
porising world, that he would ''rather be right
than be President"
MIR. CLAY's reply was like the speeches of
the Sage Of Ashland. truly American in all its
sentiments. The following passages viii es-
pecialy command themselves to the attention
Of the reader:
''lf, indeed, the kind wishes ofthe ladies' Of
Tennessee, in relation to the issue Of the last
Presidential election, had been gratl6ed, have
no doubt that we should have avoided some of
these public measures, SO pregnant with evils
10 our country, TO which YOU have adverted,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
F0GGiGalo
TRUE LOVE.


BY MARY HowITT.
THERE are burrows on Thy brow, wife,
Thy hair is thin and gray,
And the light that once was IN thine eye
Hath sorrow stolen away
Thou art no longer fair. wife.
The rose hath LET thy cheek.
And thy once firm and graceful form
Is wasted now and weak.
But thy heart Is just as warm, w.fs,
As when we first were wed;
As when thy merry eye was bright,
And thy smooth cheek was red
All that was long ago, wife,
We thought not then OF care
We then were spendthrifts of our Joy
We now have none TO spare.
Well. well, dost thou remember, wife,
The little child we laid,
The three years darling fail and pure,
Beneath the yew trees shade;
The worth from life was gone, wife,
We said with foolish tongue
But we've blessed since then the Chastener
Who took that child 50 young.
There was John, thy boast and pride, wife,
Who lived to manhood's prime
Would God | could have died for him
Who died before his time
There is Jane, thy second self, wife,
a thing Of sin and shame
Our poorest neighbors pity us
When they but hear her name.
Yet she's thy child and mine, wife,
| nursed her on my knee,
And the evil, woful ways she took,
Were never taught by thee.
We were proud OF her fair face, wifel
And | have tamely stood,
And not avenged her downfall
In her betrayer's blood.
had such evil thoughts, wife,
| cursed him to his face,
But he was rich and was poor,
The rich they know no disgrace -
The gallows would have had me, wife,
For that did not carel
The only thing that saved his life
Were thoughts of thy despair.
There's something in thy face, wife,
That calms my mad3en'd brain;
Thy furrow'd brow, thy hollow eye,
Thy look Of patient pain
Thy lips that never smile, wife.
Thy bloodless cheeks and wan;
Thy form which once was beautiful,
Whose beauty now Is gone
Oh these they tell such tales, wife,
They Fill my eyes with tears,
We have borne so much together
Through these long thirty years,
That will meekly bear, wife,
What God appointeth here;
Nor add to thy o'eriiowing cup
Another bitter teari
Let the betrayer live, wife
Be this our only prayer,
That grief may send our prodigal
Back to the Fathers care,
Give me thy faithful hand, wife
Oh God who reigns't above,
We bless thee in our misery,
For one sure solace-LoyEi
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

4 red herring firmly fastened BY a string to
any place where rats usually make their run
will make them leave the place. says the Ban
ror Mercury. II said to be a fact that aload
placed 10 a house cellar will have the effect OF
cxpellna those noxious in,rudets
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

TuE SELF MApE MAN-JoHS YoUNG, the
Governor electofNew York, was born ofpoor
parents be qualified himself as teacher IN a
Common country school, was elected menlr
ber OF the State Legislature, then member OF
Congress, and is now Governor OF 'he puho'-
nal Sate in the Union
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

pts5Ifshed egery Thursday Morning in Martins
burg, BeIketey County, Virginid, By
Jas. Z. STEWART & II. X. GREGG,
Ats2,00 a year, If paid In advance, s2,50
"a paid within six months; and So 90 al
ter thc expiration of six months No PA
p.r discontinued until all arfcaracos are
paid, except ut the option of the Editors.
-f-ApyERrIsEMESTs will be inserted al 6 per
5s4re Ter three times, aud 25 cents per square for
. ,ary subsequent ihsertien.
rs MiLrARg ApvERrIsEMESTs will be inserted
il Latfpnc
z~sIn all cases, the humber Of times must be
marked en- the MSS, or the advertisement sent will
i. ou5shcd until forbid, and charged accordingly.
4s-A liberal discount made to those no contract
&C. advertise by the year.
Advertisers are expected 10 make payment as
sven as the time expires for which their advertise
nfu,s are inserted.
e5YOLSEY b. PALMER. Esq, is the duty
galaarlsd Agent in the Cities Of Boston, New York
Pa.adephis and Baltimore. for procuring adver-
,.s5ueais receiving Subscriptions, and making col
.etIaa, for the Martinsburg Gazette.
rsGE0RGE PRATT, Esq, Of New York CT
rs IS also the duly authorized Agent for procuring
1Ite5tfst ments, receiving Subscriptions, and ma
gas collections for the Martinsburg Gazette.
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Sgartins6ar9 &a1elts.
Jas. z. sTEwART & II. X. GREGG

rab,isbed eB6y Thursday Morning in Martins
burg, Berkeley County, Vrginid, By
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-12
{ Signed by the officers J
Taxes.

The following opinion OF the Attorney Gen
eral, relative to taxing salaries, will be found
of public interest.
To Messrs. Justus, Grover and Burk, County
Commissioners
Gentlemen - In reply to your note of the
2lst inst, | have to express my opinion, that
under the 34rh section of The ac, of 29ih of
April, 1914, all persons, whether officers. clerks
or others, receiving salaries, or emolumenis Of
office under the regulations Of the State, or un-
der the laws of an incorporated company, are
liable to a tax Of t~o per cent. on the amount
so receivable annually beyond Two hundred dol
lars and that clerks and others employed in
private establishments, are liable 10 a tax of one
per cent. upon the value of their occupation "a
bove two hundred dollars per snnum.
am, gentlemen, your obedienI servant.
j K. KANE,
Office of The Attorney General, Jan. %. SAG.
II is said there are 10000 Odd Fellows 10
the United States.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-12
From CarbGndaIe.

We learn that the bodies of five of the men
lately buried by the cavng in of the coal mines
al that place, have been found, with every indi-
cation that their deaths were speedy, il not in
Simultaneous. Four OF them were apparently
crushed TO death by The mass of falling coal,
and the fifth was found with his legs broken by
mass of rock that rested on them his BODY
leaning back against a car, with his head sup
ported by raised hand His sufferings must
have been short, though fearful. There is no
hope of geling any Of those remaining buried
III the mines out alive.