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The PiIes---A Cure for Life Secured. hR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for kJ the core of Piles, lnnAmatIon of the L,ser and Spleen. lnAam4linn, Soreness, and Liberation of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Weakness and Inflammation of the Spine.
 THE VEGETABLE LIFE EIECTUARY is the only successful remedy for tai dangerous and distressing complaint, ibe Pi.es ever offered To Ire public.
 Mark this, It is internal remedy, an exler- nal application, and will cure any case of Piles, either Bleeding Blnd internal oI external; and probably the ouy tiing that will There is lais- take about it. IL Is positive cure-speedy aad permanent. It is alsu convenient medicine To take. and improves the general health in |. remarkable manner. HFE
 fl Isyerg mild in it's operalion. and may be taken m cases 6i the most acute inflammation, without dan. ger A II external applications aIe iti 'he highest degree dSagreeabe, incOnse and offensive; and from ile very bstase of the disease, leuiorary in tlelr effects This medicine attacks the disease al it's source, and removing lhe cause renders the cure cer,aii, and permanent.
 The EeciuTy contains mineral neGicine no aloes, co,c, nh, gamboge, or other pow weriul and irritsing purgalite. No fear of taking cold while unier its irhaence. No change in diet necessary If taken according to directions, cure for life is guaranteed. ettt.
 Pr'prietor's office. lS6 l3owery. Sold wholesale and refail by |. C DuBDISE S O..
 nov3 39 Water street Sole Agen,s
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Hardware, Cotton and Wool Cards, rIanii-
 la Rope, etc.

la Rope, etc.
 } ECElVED per ldie arr'vaIs. and now landing N from bark Vernon and other vessels and for sale
 by DADE 6 REYNOLDS, 24 Water st
 Collins Yankee and Kentucky pattern Axes; Ja- cob's, Halls and Resnold's Smuggling. Claw and Broad Haicheis; Pennsylvania nallern Broad Axes; 1; Davis & Co. and Simmons House and Ship Car penter's Adzes, IA, and 4 10 down Cast Iron Weighs; Patent Counter Scales. and Scale ''eams, from 35O to 800 lbs Wrought Iron Handled Sad Irons; Ames Adams, Rcwand's, Thomas' and Carr's Shoyels and Spades, long and short handles; Bush's patent metal and iron molasses Gates; do do do Faucett's assorted sizes; Tennessee iron and Rriiannia Tea and Table Spoons; Cocoa, Box and Metal Headed Nal aud Snike Gmbleis, eight ca ses Rrghts short, long and oopen eyed Angers, TWO cases single and double Guns Brade's cast steel Brick Trowels brass, hair and iron wire Selves; Manila Rope :bed, well and plough line size Cotton Rope, Cotton Plough Lines. Cotton and Hemp Twiac aud Manila Red Cards; Fifty groce assprt ed sizes Mahogany Furniture Knohs one hundred dozen Emerson's Razor Sirors Cotton. Worse and Wool Cards. Curry Combs; Rowla.id's cast siee Miii Saws, Nails. Br,ds, Gun Tacks, Shoe Rlack- ing etc., with the usual assortment of An hardware sole. together wnh nrany articles in ths variety iRe.as kept heresofore--a wbich w,H be sold very ~. fsa. sepI6
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s4## t#f==-.. s#St t=.sts am. z a- sartn,en oi lefUme'y and Toilet articles, aa,a rg which
 DOORS FOR THE HdNDk ERCFIEF. 70 2, .u.'s fsrrr Wet ra d7 Pfmee AL
 Fnrit uais; Essence Bouqoe Sioussne, -'c et
 Lnhin's id iI .n's-Fx.iacts ,se Tlelolro Q, Me6ent. Pale 4enlv. Mel dAnsieterre, Resela. Jasmin d'Espagae, Monsseline, Nlale, Bouquet de Ca #dinc Orange Portugal, bcryene, Rose Geran n, 2nequt de Reine, elc Pnaud's-Fxlraeis ScnIia Flora, nouqusl Chaniil- ly, Bnngnri Aegiai,, VnIel de Parme, Bouquet Victoria, Al"ns-eliue, Mgnonette, Vanlile, Muse, Fslanlne. e'c
 Ede's-Exrae,, Veihena. Spring Flowers Essence Hone, u-kIe Royal Violet, Indian Paichauly, He'd, osiana. Qae"n's Own. Cape Jessamine, eic. Fngethet with variety of Extracts in boxes. and Toilet Bottles in cases. Cologne-Farna's genuine. Lubin's, Guera;n's, Ptevost's aud other varieties. Eau de roiioue-l ldms Lavender Yater-Iuhin's, De l'Salle's. etc. Orange Flower Waler-Ftench, in pts and qls Tooth Paste Inhin's, Pelleier's Odenline nyer's and Sheruan's
 Tooth foadcr-l uln's. Coral and American Pomatnm Guerl4in'- Phteeame Palnmade, n glas and China pois; Ok Marrow; Creme tie Perse, elc. eic.
 Soups Lubm'., Gperlans. Preyosl's, De rsae's Haaehs and iin'z Fancy and Tollei Soars. B,oshes-A 'a'sf i,sul lment. comprising ever, va- rIeiy and quality ei Tnofh, Hair, Nail, Sha, ing Comb and ClUh Brushes.
 novI9 HAVn.AND, CLARK & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

STAvES & WHITE oAk IIMBtit N Ae T. N ED--Thc subscribers wish 10 contact for n quantity of White Oak, Pipe Slaves, and square pieces of Timber, particulars can be had on sppli- cation either in person or hy lelier. f. M
 sepzs ESLAVA, MURREEL q co.
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slsE ! sE i 2 skzs
g2.liSyal2zsl;lAs g2.l!iSlaLzsl:;lLlAl 2. sll!lIlallkSD

are the only pills in existence containing Sarsapa- rila in them, and ihe first pills introduced by that name. Notwithstanding the attempt by others offering "SarsaparIa Pills" and ''Bood Pills" io the public thinking To sell them the rspWafio~ e ''Dr Leidy's Sarsapaiilla Blood Pis,' yet ihs trick has signay Jaiied judging from the increasing sales and demand for Dr, Leidys Blood Pills.
 The pubic should use other pills than Dr.. Lei- dy's Sar apariIli Blood Pills; for by their necuiar composition, they produce ihe combined effects ot purifying the Blood and An,moi fluids, and cleansing the Stomach aud Bo'csis, by purgng therefrom all causes of fdsease. s
 They produce nausea or sickness at the stom- ach, may be taken all times and under all circum stances, by young and old, ithout fear of any dan ger, beng free from all noxious, powerful or dan gerous drugs, and require from occupa- ton usual course of liviugwt all the foregoing recommendations and qualities, they must be the safest, best, and most cocious of any other pills,
 The strongest proof of helr efficacy IS the ia: of
 ONE HUNDRED BOXES
 being sold daily at Dr. Ledy's Store alone, and
 THE THOUSANDS
 sold daily throughout ihe United States.
 Prce-25 CENTS A SINGLE BOX.
 Just received and for sale only by
 R. NORTH & co. Apothecaries' Hall, iel9Ky opposite Mansion House. and 35 Gov'tst
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PAINTS, 0Il.S AND GLASS. N HlfE LEAD.-Unios, Philadelphia aut

" W eSfeFn
 oHS--Linseed, Sperm Tanners and Neaisfoot GtELNS-chrons. Pmls, verdigris, Brnnswick ktD5-VerD'hloa. Venilian. Lake and Orange SLC M MCES.prnsslan, Amwerp. verdiisr, iAdigo fELLoWS--i bone, Orfre. Patent, Kjng,s
 GLASS-French and AmerIcan, Window and Picture, flzss iio,n 6XS 10 S0X40 4as BhuSiEs-hri'-t's. house painters. gibler's and white wash
 ture and japta '
 Spirits farfsnliae, Gold and Silver Leaf. Bronze Ari'sts Colofs, g'onnd in cases and dry; together with general assortment oi every article usrd in house, s,ga anal orDanealai painting, t4f aH3l %7 pasphrn-nress
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For sa le, wholesale and retail, by
 mhI9 I.C. HuBOSt tI & co. 30 Water

FHNllE COMPOUND CIiEMtCA! WHALE OIL \ SOAP.-Rosehugs, Leaf Lice. Slugs, and eve- " other description of Insects upou bushes, grape. vines peach, apple and other trees, phrubhery, fur. nps, grass plots, cahbages, elc, permanently eradi- cated.-This preparation has decided advantages over any other hitherto brought into use, as it not only destroys all the vermn parasite upun vegeia. bes but also contributes 10 the fertility and cean- ness oi the plants, barks aud roots ol the trees.
 IL may be considered iniallibe in it's applicalio ; and oi It's cheapness, very accessible to any extent, to lloriiculTiss, Agriculuisls, Farm. CTS and Planters.
 Directions tor uss.-A teacup full dissolved in one gallon and pint ofrain water Is of sufficient st,englh to sprinkle the plants and shruhbery morning and evening, until all insects have dsappeared.-- Peach and other trees may he mOisiened by means ofa large syringe. and al lhe time the bark of the trees ma, be sponged with the liquid
 A supply just received and for sale by
 1. c. DUBOSE co Wholesale
 apq Druggists, 39 W ater street
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

GIBBONS LIFE. BY HiMSELF-The Auto, Sg biography of Edward Gibbon, Esq, illuslrat ed from his eiiers with occasional notes and narra lives. B, John Lord Sheffield In vol l2mu
 'This has long been looked upon one of lhe most interesting uf this class of writings The state ly manner in which Gibbon assumed m his history, is here exchanged for more easy aud direct style of narratiye."
 For sale by DOBIER, oet23 BookaelIer and Stationer 49 Dauphin RI
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NEW BOOK ESTABLISHMENT. J. D0IlLER

Booksstiey and Stationer, No. 19 Dauphia Sirsa, E 5 now opening an entirely new and excellent A sorlment of valuable Books. The collection em- braces he best and siandar1 authors, whose works have froia time to lime appeared. History Biogra phy and General Lileralnre; the Sciences, Natural History, Useful and Fine Arts, Greek and laiin Cldssics, Philoogy, Law, Theological and Medical Books,f',, from the numerous writers on these sub jecis, may all be obtained ol lhe latest editions al
 the least possible expense.
 SCHOOL Books, viz: Spoilers, Readers. Die tionarIes. Grammars, AruhnelIcs, Biographies Histories, Biographies; French, German and snan- ish Grimmars and Dictionaries; Latin and Greek Gi anlmars; Exercises and Lexicons, with lhe best elepienGry books of Rheorlc, Elocution, Logic, Composition, Algebra, Geometry, Survey ing Draw ing, Book keeping, Natural Philosophy Chemistry, Botany, bineralogy and Geology; Natural History, Physiology, Astronomy, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Political Economy, &c., 10 which the attention of Dealers, Teachers and Parents is res. pectlulIy invited.
 STArIoNERY-EleeaniIy bound BlaHk Books of every description, suitable for counting rooms and public offices, they warranted le be superior for style ol hnlsh and durability; Ledgers, Journals, )aybOOks Invoice Books. Cash Books; Sales Rnoks of Blue and White woye or aid Papers, in Russ ia Ends or plain Bindiug Half Da, books; i.ong iolio petty Ledgers; long and narrow pen, Cash Books; Bill Books of ~ariuus forms; Rece,pl Books, iSank Books, Memoranda Books, Cypher ing Books, Scrap itooks, Pocket Ledgers, Pass Books, Indexes, t'opy Books. Sciaich Baoks, Pro nissnry Notes, Bills, Exchange; Drafts, engraved and printed; Cnp,mg Presses and Books; Bills of Lading. Blank Gards, Visiting Cards. Cheek Boeks; ohW, Steamboat aad Dray Receipts; Cotton Weighrrs Books aa
 BLANK BooKs-made to order and 10 any requir ed pattern; Primrd work, Music. Periodicals and Pamphlets, neatly bound
 Together with Bibles and Prayer Books, Gln Bopks. &c, in beautiful bindings The whole ot which ii Is desg"sd to sell upon lhe mosl fayorabl terms. dec 24
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nAyILANn, cLARkE a co.
WAR, PFsTILENcE AND FAwINE-wa

WAE, PFsrILENcE AND FANlNE-wih
 w all their horrible 'ran, may stalk over lhe land; tie thunder nf England's cannon may roar m our harbors; the earthquake may open iis ponderous jaws ln engulph our cizens; milslon's and balls Of fire may dann upon onr hrals- and jrt so long as the ncsimable Vegetable Pills of Dr. Peters placed within reach, We call ourselves The hap pest nation earth. And why because all lhese accumulated horrors cannot Gonpare Wh The sui erings that result liom bilious diseases, and the
 thousand lils hal flesh s he 1T to, and which his Veg elahIe prepations will speed, sweep from our land Their power Is silent and noIreless--hul is might is irresistible. For sale Druggists in Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28
PAINTS. OILS. &C

EEAViLAND, CLARK es co 45 and 1T VA TER STREET. are receiving andoGer Tor sale al lOw prIc,s--
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

Ep ECKWITH'S ANTi-DYSPEPTIC PILLS sp-Iust received, fresh supply of thls invalus. be Medicine, direct from Raleigh. N c.. and for sale al the Alabama Book Store. 35 Water.st. by
 ianl5 WM. KERR.
 Testimonial from fhe Rt. Rev. Leu, $. Ipes.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-28

lHAU LUSTRALE EoDORANTE-Fo washing 1.-the head, cleansing and heantdying the hair and preventing it's iursing grey. This admirable article lree from ardent spirits, pungeni essential oils and 1ther destructive materials, cleans Ihe hnir exped l,ouslv. renders tt beautifully bright. aud mparls to il ihe delicate fragrance of flowers. Hair wash ed with this extract soon becomes soft and uxuri
 nt Tn it's gro" ril, and that which it harsi and 'ng grey from the of spirits or other improper preparations to clean it, will he restored to its natural color and brlllnncy, by few applications of lhn Eau Odoranle.- Fur sale al
 M c E GArES,S Phnrmnf !. lS6 DannhIn sI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-16
SPEECH OF
MR.. STEWART,
PENNSYLVANIA, IN DE-
CE OF THE PROTECTIVE
POLICY.
fr'tin The House Of Representatives.
q the T. S. May 81, 1876.
C o n c l. U D L d.

now the practical operation ofthe pro-
policy, he would take, by way Of H.
'on' the neighboring iron works a,
oavage, near Cumberland, That
'nment has been built up within few
some lime before il was commenced
oula be bought there for two and three
ah acre which could not now be pur-
onoet twenty or thirty dollars; and
iamcs mad lately been cold at hun.
oi collars per acre, which. a few wears
'nese improvements were made, were
auVey worthless Such were the
~ ,he protective policy. Was this
nut''ui 10 agriculture Then let gen.
.ook al the Laurel Factory, not far
I' CITY, The proprietor of that factory
fought the ground on which it stood
collars an acre and the same pro-
was now trying TO purcha Sc land in
s.oofhood al fifty, g. could not get It.
S we effect Of giving the farmers a
manufacturing establishments null
we value of farms in their vicinity
en' twenty, and sometimes, mineral
81 hundred fold And what was its
Spon Iabor' Did it not increase the
ABORT What raised prices but an
w. demand : What depressed PRICES
-N'ucuon Of employment The pro-
p.'ey, by increasing the number OF
,uring establishments, Of course in
ne number Of persons employed In
e'eoy creating greater demand q
"ages for labor. Laborers OF all des-
hooked to the furnaces-coal dig
1 ,-'ppers, leamsters and thousand o.
''"' suppose the gentleman shovld
'g"aIIon, make no more appeals tc
Ia1 90 more anli-tariff speeches, wha
me effecii Would not others gr
'oe up newrestablishme ! Anc
-, mat furnish new markets for far
:" employment for labor OF all sorts
NY savage works employed in van
~ Hom four to FIVE thousand men,
or lonr moro such establishment
~ mat vicinity. and you would have
demand for three or four times a
'nos' and for ell sorts Of agriculture
10 me same proportion. How, Then
""men assert that the protective
y" oppressive 10 lsbor and Agrtcul
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-16

The new potatoes IN our market are
Of a very eatable size Green apples
cucumbers, and cholera morbus are
Likewise becoming sbundant-JB os-
ton Star
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-16
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

McHUGHS e. McCAUL,
rAILoRs,
4 in the Masonic Hall, opposite Dyet's,l
Rutland, VI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-16
RUTLAND HERALD
ksli.hed every Thursdsy 1ssnins
Al Rutland, VI.

TIRNs-psR yEAa.
l,so subscribers, ........ 400
cred at the Office, $50
Nail subscribers, ....... l,5o
k,red BY Pos, Riders, ..... 200
lines. Cards inserted for three dollars
ksnum.
aDvERTIsIsg.
Furiseme,s consplcuously inserted for
I lar per square for three weeks; TWEEN.
!, cents per square will DO charged for
subsequent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
WHIG pREpIcrIoNs rS lsa4.

A writer in the Kennebec (Me., Journal in
1874, in an able article in favor OF HENRI
CLAY and the TsRfrr OF 1912, concluded by
predicting the following results in the event Of
Mr.. PoLx's election to the Presidency. II
JAMES X. Polk is elected, said he:
Ne shall hare Recenue Tariff
Ne shall hare no Protection.
We shall hare 70 Distribution.
We shall hare War upon the Balks
Ne shall hare VAR HTTH MEXICO
We shall hare the Sub Treasury.
Ne shall hare Standing Army.
Ne shall assume the debt Of Texas.
We shall have PoLK, DALLAS and Texas,
instead of Clay, FaELisGHUrsEy aud the
Union as il is.
Such were the predictions Of discerning
Wings ,nroughoutthe land, and while they la.
bored to impress their honest convictions upon
the minds oil the People, their statements were
branded as fatsehoods by Locofoco leaders -
Have they not been fulfilled almost to the We
nv letter2 And in addition 10 this trnly appal-
ling list Of grievances, we may add, the Public
ITeasn1, .Sq,.nndered and National Debt in
Cured or probably not less than fifty millions Of
dollars.
Let us now see what might have been gain
ed by the election Of HEsu CLAY, if the Peo-
pie had no, been duped and swindled by Polk,
DALLAS s. Co. If HENar CLAY is elected,
said he, we shall have President whose tai
ents and craftsmanship the nation will be proud
Of
We shall have the Union as itis.
We shall have no annexation of Texas.
We shall have no war with Mexico.
We shall not assume the debt of Texas.
We shall hold on to the present Tariff.
We shall have friend TO Protection.
We shall have friend TO Home Industry.
We shall have uniform currency.
WE SHALL HAVE NO VETOESl
We shall have economy in the Government
We shall have the price of labor kept up.
We shall have our share of the Public
Lands.
We shall have an American with American
Principles.
We shall have good President and good
times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

CONDITIONS OF HEALTH and Long
u Life with Practical Directions for their
Preservation and Auainment-by Robt Cham
bers of Edinburgh, Editor of chambers
Miscellany" Sc Sc, with Notes and Add.
tons by the American Editor For sale a, this
Office. Price l2i cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
THE HON BENJAMIN WATKINS
LEIGH.

Il is seldom, of late, that the name of this
distinguished son of Virginia is brought before
the public. Doubtless he finds more true en-
lJoyment in the pursuit of his profession, and
in the society OF his family and friends, than is
TO De found on the tempestuous bed politics.
Mr.. LEIGH was member Of the Senate OF
the United States IN the year 1885, when the
French Spohation Bill passed that body.
by letter recently published from the Hon.
WILLIAM c. Preston, Of South Carolina, it
appears that IN conversation with the late
Judge MARSHALL, Cat which Mr. LEIGH was
presently the Chief Justice expressed himself
decidedly in favor of the justice of the bill, and
OF the obligation Of the United States to pay
their claims.
The Hon. JoHN nj. CLAYroa, who served
many years in the Senate with Mr.. LEIGH, re-
Gently addressed him letter, asking his re-
collection Of Judge MARsHALLs opinion upon
that subject.
Mr.. LEIoH's reply is annexed, and we are
glad to find that the truth OF the opinion of the
late Chief Justice OF the United States, upon
so important subject. is confirmed by another
distinguished witness:
Ertrac. Of a letter from The Hon Benjamin Hat
Inns Leigh, to The Hon. John NJ Clayton,
dated RIcHMoNp. Aug II, 1876.
The late Chief Justice MARSHALL did, in a
conversation with me, and some two or three
others, while a bill was before the Senate for
the payment of the claims for French Spolia-
tons, prior TO 1900, express an opinion, dis
tlnctly and positively, that the United States
ought to make provision for the payment OF
those claims; and the opinion made the more
impression on my mind, since il was contrary
to an idea which had taken up on the sub
lect. and il determined me to examine it with
greater care and delberatiop, than | had before
given to it."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
$a9.3

Many of our friends and patrons complain
that they have no good luck in Loueries To
such we say, keep trying A large majority
Of the above prizes were sold to old correspon-
dents, who have been dealing with MS FOR years
they were moi disheartened by a little bad
luck--they had faith in the great luck Of one
Old Established House, kept trying, and reap
ed their reward.
We cannot recommend too highly TO the no
tee Of our patrons PACKAGES OF tickets -
For q trliilng outlay. you can have the benefit
OF al the numbers that compose the Lottery
(Which are in PACKAGE YOU must have al
the numbers that compose the Drawing, and
have IN buying Package. decidedly the bast
chance Of drawing the Capital PRIZE!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
BEWARE or couNTERFEIrs.
MISS MARY SUSAN LITTLE

INTENDS opening School in Martins
Il burg, on Monday neat, the 24h Of .Aug1tst,
and those who will favor her by enirustng
their children to her care, may rest satisfied
that she will use every proper means TO store
their minds with useful knowledge, and pay
strict attention both 10 their mental and moral
culture. Branches the same as formerly taught
in Mrs. LITrLE's School.
Auc % lSA6-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

GINCE our last publication, we have 10 note
- the sale Of The following prizes Comb.
50 60 70, the grand capital prize of S35,A4,
(neu $4,000 clear of all discount in the Alex
andria Lottery, class -. drawn July 25;h.
Comb. II 81 o.. whole ticket, tbs second
capital Of $4,000, in class Is, drawn 18th
July.
Comb. 45 Y 76. the capital prize of 81 600
in Nd. Lottery, class No %, drawn August
7th, 1886. Also. the & 900 capital prize, in
Md. Lottery. class 81, drawn August 9th, TO
comb. 6 10 AZ. was sold in regular package
oil tickets. No. of package, 1916.
Other prizes Of less magnitude were sold al
our counter, and mailed to our customers liv-
ing 10 different parts Of the country.
All letters 10 be directed TO
JAMES FLETCHER s. co.
No. 3 Franklin Bank Buildings, Baltimore, Nd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

In Williamsror, MI, on The leh ult. by the
Rev. Rubt. Wilson, Mr.. DAVID BovER to Miss
ANS NJ daughter of Mr.. Henry Bighsm, ali Of
this place,
On the 9th MI, at The Eagle Hotel in this place,
by the Rev, WIN II Cufin, CAT. JoBs WIoLE
TO Miss NANcy MYERs, daughter Of Mr.. John My
ers, al Of this County
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
LONG EVENINGS.

A Ii who wish TO spend the long evenings
IA this Fall aud Winter in an Instructive
way, and al a small cost, can do so by applying
10 Ii. K. GREGG, at the Gazette Office"
who will furnish them with
GSvAI.s;
1.CTrL NCES:
lI3 bIr-S:
ELc GRAFHIEE
&C. &c. &C.:
Al prices varying from g.. cts. TO S275.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
For Safe.
no CarpcnterS.

GEALED Proposals will be received until
- Saturday. the l2ih inst, for the Carpenter
work ofthe Masonic Hall to be erected over a
portion OF the New Market-House about TO be
built in Martinsburg. The plan Of the build
inr may be seen at Boah's Hotel, and the de.
tails of lhe work TO be done will be explained
by any one of the undersigned.
HIRAM BOWEN.
f.. b. PENDLETON,
JACOB VANDOREN, Jr.
WM. ABEL,
L. =. HUNTER,
Sept 3, t846-2w cddalg Committee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
xIfEEb,

AZ Shepherdslown, on Monday, the 9th ult.
Mrs FlzABETh CooKUs. wife Of Michael Cookus,
aged 40 wears.
"Yei again we hope 10 meet thee
When the day OF life is fed.
Then in Heaven with Joy TO greet thee
Where no farewell. tear ia she'd"