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PATENTS.
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u. S. Patent Office, Wdshingfon,
70. % State Street. RoefOn

U. S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON,
No. % State Street, - Boston.
EHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er OF Patents is agent Of the u. Patent Office fo the
purpose olreceiving and ol wardmg the all such
models specimens Of ngrediel Is all manufactures
shal be intended 10 be patented deposited therein
whch viii be received and orwardeJ free NJ erpense and
TSf 70 ihelr owners and with all possible dispatch The
subscriber Will prepare cayeas, specifications, assign.
menls and all the necessary papers and drawings will
MAKE researches into American and foreign works, for
aesins the validity utility OF inventions, and render
auEiee on all legal and scientific respecting tho
same Patents secured n Europe and other countries
by application az this Office, Inventors are saved the
o au expense o. journeyo Washington, and delay
" wen as al personal trouble In obtaining their pa
, me experience Of fourteen years praclice--an
se collection Of rare works, documents decisions,
49, ~ mechanical subjects and the Patent Lnws-and
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TO wb S long time this Office has been established and
eoun' osy additions being made, together with &C
hM here kept Of Inventions patented AZ washington
10 nv 70 anord important assistance aud Information
respects sesrogs 81 securing patents, which In Other
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X. II. EDDY, Civil Engineer.
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ION Es SPANISH lily WHITE.
ons siiecty n9orent being purified of nh eleer
besl,bv La ana u itnparts to The skin nntt raj
aaoasler clear, living white; At the sa
smooth, nv 'N'"' m"Aihg u soft and
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MAGIC ERASIyp Gu

=, For rem wing Grease Spots, stains. mr. NJ
2ehs carpets, &C. &c. and RENDERING 'T nv
Soif IN "pp3gd clear, bright, and spotlesS
LIZA the above articles are for sale ~ ,ba
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BOSTON 81 WORCESTER RAIL ROAD

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S20O REWARn.

< He Dwelling House of the subscriber, on
Elm Street, was hurgariOusy entered last night and
attempting TO enter occupied chamber, The villain
was alarmed AID precpilately fled. On examination, the
lrnt loor was found unlocked aud the Key uken, and
separate nsie Bolt Withdrawn The above reward will
be paid for the detection OF the perpetraur OF daring
outrage. LEVI LINCOLN
Worcester, Nov. 81 1916.
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nd. permanently dyeing Light, Red or Crsv u,,.
the skn sold S DiaS Toor without dyens or nurn
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THE MOST
ASToUSDiNG DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CnEMICA| SNIP
A WONDER ~S'h

:" cure H'GPs.9ns and D'yfgarements nj ne SKIN rim,
xTia,, sore Heads, &c &c
] IS astounding how quickIy by The 5sa &c ,,,,
skin bero'o onemcal soap, saow yellow or darn
sh5' oepohes beautifully clear and Whine 'N
-, 9rSons ~ purchasing this mus c t,o-,,.
vybo 49, SDiiEhlCAL SOAP and PERKINS AZ man,
i, 1--WE oeeh cheaei with counierftiis win Ia ~,
hVea discouraged to try he genuine w say 10 & ~,
US on WI Dot regretit but always sea ma ~
name OF /. JON Els j, on the wra pprr e '"a' ''S
oo n. nfe. 1e a ep Orleans cenHnet October Is1a
1he 81 our Subscribers, Mr. Leonard M ,,r, ~
:" nAs oeen cured Of oId scaly salt RReur, NJ ~
s.an ins on his beard fingers and hands nv 20 GealS
Italian Gbenic ea s saaer'iea eywe speak o ones
trel us effects upon his female , - tha' ne has
'q g n trAea WIN sun-spots aud he Glnnd In n
'o"s "o' SKIN much clearer and wbiier :" '"'
W., tTo" me New York sun
We make II a rule never to notice an ,,tro.,.,
800 Wy ON whal We have henrd ir, IN several - 90
lihg tue powers ut Jones' Italn che III ~ -. '
az w. n's hfsl' te I" pronounce II an n l. r-r-"si
~ teI yloFe, consc eniionsy tecomnisntj ~ III a.,
urements. " N4''"us, marks or disls-
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ADAMS u CO.'S
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore

EXPRESS
sa.sss5AtsstS & co. forward foods Parcels Money,
e-sas4 "A &c, and make collections Norwich.
- New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Pitts
arg, and ST. Louis, with the pronpiude giving all
possible care 70 all and any kinds Of
description entrusted them IRA co also forys ard
Parcels, Letters, &c. to all parts OF Europe
OFFlCES-9 Court ST., boston; l55 Main ST., WoFces
ter l8 Shetucket St. Norwich; b. F. DoIies ~ London
81 Chestnut st, Philadelphia; Wall Street New York
Light ST. BaltimOrej Penn. Avenue, Washington; IS
Fourth St. Pittshurg corner Pine and Water 81 ianis.
L. L. MASON, l55 Main Street, Worcester.
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester Sept. IL If w b. DINSMORE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

navy, was sufficiently unlayorable to produce
a gloom m the stock nssfketn The Morning
Chronicle Of the same date, remarks that IT lie
news from the United States, by the Steamer.
is interpreted differently ii various c.rcIes Il.
the city but on the whole il does mol appear
70 have been fayoraby received, and the Funds
show decline q half per cent on the quota
tons Of yesterday" The Morning Herald OBJ
serves Mat "Very few persons allow themselves
70 think that the Oregon question viii eyestl-
ely lead to hoshhiies, but the admitted lack of
discretion on the part Of the American Presi-
dent has pernlclous influence on business,
from the belief that be IS supported ia his ex-
trayaganee by a considerable portion Of the
physical poweroi the country, although oppo-
sed BY the highest order of intellect. The ef.
feet OF the Message Of the President, and its
corollaries, was not al all favorable, but, ON the
contrary, the accounts had a tendency to throw
an additional damp upon business"
The samejournals Of yesterday show in their
money articles that the American news had a
more unfavorable effect after il had been read
on Thursday. The ConsoI market was still
further depressed In Yesterdays Herald is
the following paragraph: 'sThe further con-
sideration Of the accounts received from the
United States has not tended to tranquilize the
public mind. The conclusion generally come
to IS, that our Government has no choice left
but TO continue TO extend our naval prepare
tons, which, terminate as the question may
VIII increase expenses, when the prospects of
the revenue are far from Aaiiering" The
Post believes that not the American news
alone, but the uncertainty respecting tie fate
Of the corn law bill, produced a further decline
IN the Funds.
The only exciting topic in the city 70. day is
The daring atternpt to kilithe Kingo flhe French,
while he was riding in his carriage on Thurs
day asst, in the Park of Fontainbleau. The
English Funds were not influenced by this
news.
Great disappointment is manifested in COM
mefcial circles in the city at the slow progress
ofthe corn bin through the House Of Com
mons. This bill is now delayed by the coer-
cion bill, and this delay causes the greatest en-
baTassment among all classes Of traders, al
though the corn factors suffer most.
The recent adviees from America respecting
the cotton crops have caused the prices Of cot
ton at Liverpool 10 advance nearly lid per
lib.
Sir Robert Peel left town this afternoon, TO
visit Her Majesty at Windsor Castle He will
return on Monday next
| have written on these and other subjects
more fully in another letter, and must now
close this despatch.
Your most obedient servant
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sai, ard deeply. sadly asI regretted i, sui 'eH
sliat il wos forced upoI. me. ] instantly gave
Taysel Il up TO the law, handed the officers my
weapons, depending on them for justice ana
prufrcfion How was protected2 Let tie
Nashville statements themselves speak, CLOSED
ever and srnoothe3 down as thcy We're. bat
| have no roon in this short article Tor com
n1enss Inow demand 70 be considered lnno-
cent; demand The innocence Of as pure and
noble lady as ever lived, on the following
grounds
First: On that principle Of justice which
proclaiIns every one innocent until they are
prot "a to be guilty.
Secondly: One OF the oldest principles Of
chivalry, ard ole q our most ancient maxins,
Is that '4Gop ueserre the right Even ny
enemies have declared my escape (frorn tween
" three pistols shots; the fall Of forty seven feet
upon a rocky bluff without one broken bone,
and the escape from the hand Of the blood
hounds who tried 10 hang me, when ! lay
bruised bleeding and helpless, being unable TO
more hand or FOOT semiyacul0lso ! Willingly
accede 10 their own declaration, gratefully be-
lieging that Just Con would not permit an
innocent person TO be foully murdered.
OF the twenty three shots, all Of which Were
fred ,citlln twelve steps, only three wounded
me slightly, though mY clothes were riddled.
I fell from a three story piazza. The rope
was cut by friend, and did not break, as the
Nashville papers stated. The actual mob was
composed Of not more than twelve or fifteen Of
the lowest williams in the place. rs may be Judged
from the nIngleadeTs, only one OF whom dare
speak to a respectable man. One Of them Ga
MIR. Vines had been but four or five days dis
charged from the Penitentiary, State Prison
convict; another James Champ had long
been known in Nashville as a low horse jock
ey and gambler, his character being the most
despicable; the other ringleader held IA situation
in society that should have kept him aIooi from
such brutes--he is the son oil our present con-
sui at Liverpool There were many people
present, but these fele only took part against
me.
On closing, feel il my duty TO remark. that
| do not, nor have | ever attached any blame
to Robert PoRTERFIELpo or his brother for then
attack; they wereurged on by enemies mine,
and led on by false statements. They Were, |
believe, brave and conscientious men, and
deeply regret that they were not more calm
and prudent Had they been so. he would
still be living and all this difficulty and sorrow
would have been saved* To do myself full
Justice, an entire statement of all the difficulty
would be necessary but make this as brief as
possible SO as to ensure its general publication
In closing remark that the Court OF Nash
vile, discharged me without trial, fully Jus
tifying me IN conduct IN the unhappy CON
fliet. will now close, re-aliirning the inno-
cence Of Mrs. PoRTERFiELp and myself, OF all
wrong to him, in thought, word, or deed, and
defying any proof TO the contrary.
EDWARD Il. c. JUDSON.
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THE N0TICE-rFURTHER NEGOTIA
TON
WAsnlNGrox. MAY I.

w ASfinGiUN- Aldy 4
1t was suddenly but currently reported last
evening and this morning, that the notice to
terminate the JOINT Occupation was sent TO Eng
land by the steamer of the lst instant; and
that the notice will be laid before the British
Government in the form of simple notice, as
provided for by the Convention Of 1927 The
notice will be laid before Lord ABERDEEN by
MIR. McLANE, accompanied by friendly com
munication, maniiesting desire on the part of
our Government to settle the question AMIGA
bly, and promptly.
1t is further said that Mr.. McLANE will be
or is instructed to continue negotiation. in Lon
don, if desired by the British Government and
to receive an offer, if one should be submitted,
basing settlement ofihe Oregon question up
on the line Of 40. If all this be true, and il has
the sanction Of what many believe to be good
authority, there is certainly fair prospect of a
prompt adjustment Of this long pending and
difficult question: Cor. Bat. .4mericns
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Plunlbe National

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York and Pennsylvania, respectively, for the
most beautiful CoIorsd Dgesseyreo.tpes, and
best apparatus ever exhibited.
No. 2O5 Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE,
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!" 33 Han 81, Louisville, XIV;
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
To the Gentlemen Justices of the Coun-
" Court of B0S kelley:

The death of HARRISON WAITE, Esq, having
created vacancy in the office Of Clerk ofthe Coul.
~ Court of Berkeley, respectfully offer myself &c
your consideration as Candidate 10 fill that vacan
CIV. You are all acquainted with me, and my quail
fcatioaS TO I'll the Office. have too high an opin-
ion of your good sense and independence Of charac.
ter, 10 suppose that personal call upon you and
urgent detail Of my claims, would IN any in
flaeucc your decision IN matter which not only
concerns yourselves privately aud officially, as well
the whole People fthe County. You may rest
assured Of one hing that whatever your decision
may be- il VIII not, on.my part disturb that friend
y personal relation that hsa always existed between
SEAMAN GARARD.
Nav T. 1916
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GEORGETOH.N MARKET, }
Nm II lSAG c

REPORTED FOR THE MARTINsBURG GAZETTE.
FLouR.-The late English news cduccd a re-
action in the Flour and GraiH market, aud prices
a shade better than they were. Sales Of super
"a ia to 81 1894
GRArN.-W heat 95 TO i05 cts. Corn, GO cents.
Oats, 40 cts.
FISH Herring, S4.5p to S5-light stock shad,
S6.50to 81.
4 breach in the Canal, about the SO mile stone.
Some say il will require two weeks TO repair il. II
may not be so bad. hope il is not.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

II any person wishes TO publish an entire state
ment of the whole affair will furnish il, not be-
cause wish to keep these unhappy crcumst ances
before the public, (for no person can regret them
more than do) but because each link and point IN
the whole train circumstances serves TO I'D IN CON.
pletelv cheering the lady aud my self from even a
ground Of suspicion + Y c. ].
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Latest from the Army i'm
Texas, &c.
CRITICAL POSITION or THE ARMY

CRITICAL. POSITION OF THE Army.
The Baltimore American Of the llth says.
We refer the reader to the Postscript head
N another column for later and very impor-
taai intelligence from our army in Texas. |,
VIA be seen that open hostIlities have connen-
ced between the American and Mexican for
ces--that detachment Of seventy Dragons
fellinto an ambuscade--that Capt THoRsToN,
Licuts. KANE and Mason, and twenty six q
the men, il was supposed, were kiled--Capt
HARpEE and the rest of the command were
taken prisoners; and that the Mexicans had
crossed over the River in such force as to 10
vest Gen. TsyLoR's Camp and cut off all COM
municatlon with Point Isabel, where We're his
tram, army stores, &c.
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ALEXANDRIA, M.4RKET, Z
To~oyYo nHsaa No, q SIE {

FLoua.-Ihe market is very quiet aid no change
in prices since last There were sales on Thurs
day Of 1000 bbls Canal Flour at 81. Yesterday
there was nothing doing-The receipts by wagons
are ight--prcc 81
GRAIN There is very little doing in Wheat
no large lots oierug-we quote 80 % cts. Us about
tho fair market pricefOr red the wagon price yes
terday was SIS IS cts Oue cargo yellow Corn sold
al 81 cts and one do. white al 90 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

DEsERrERs.--In reply TO the resolution Of
Congress, in relation TO deserters from the
Army in Texas, a message was sent to Con
gress on Friday by the President All the in
formation on the subject is contained in this
extract from Gen. TAYLoR's despatch Of the
9th ult. 10 the War department:
efforts are continually making to entce
our men to desert, and, regret to say, have
met with considerable success. -Four, how
ever, have been drowned in swimming the
river. and two have been killed by our pickets
while attempting to desert, which has opera
ted to check the practice A majority of those
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
T@nQnnor@faL I8e@@p5e
BALTIMORE MARKET, }
.9nlerican Office. Nan II. 1916.

SToeKs-~ OF all kinds declined yesterday In
seqneuce ofthe War news
FLouR Howard st. mixed brands, SABA to
81 25 City Mills held at "a 374.
GRAIN Coed 10 prime red " heats at 80. 90 a
% cts. White Corn, 81 90 cts; yellow, % cts
Rye, 20 cts. Oats, 80 40 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
AWFUL DISASTER AT SEA.

The Swedish sloop of war Charles Krona.
from HAVANA for Sweden, was upset in a
squat off MatanZas on the Sd instant, and inn
mediately sunk-canying down to a watery
grave ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
SOULSi Seventeen of the crew managed to
keep ahoat by clinging to spars, &c, and We're
afterwards picked up by the harque Swan and
carried into Philadelphia. The only officer
saved was Lieut., A. Nj. Thersmeden. Lieuts.
SaeYin. Bit and BeYerstrobe are lost
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
.gst Esgray.

ENT AS taken up on the farm now IN my
wv possession, q Dark Bay ~
MARE, about l6 hands high, ftgF-f
blaze face, lengthy and hollow -.
backed, wind-broken, and suppo- vssx3Tfe cia;,s
sed to be II years od-whieh lAgfave 70 BE- deliy-
have BY proving property; T6pon his entering into
taking The same away TO haze the slave foriRcon.
answer a prosecuiiaygor the offence
ARlitn which be was charged, ddemanded with.
ATE ia twelve months hy any officer of tbs law.
les unless such slave shall have been fairly sold
tbs and removed beyond the limits ~ tho Sta,a -
the Buff the offence with which he was charged
We was punishableby death, thecourt shall remand
Inc him to jail 70 be dealt with according to law.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
.U.9RHsED.

On the 30ih ult, by the Rev. l.. Eichelberger
Mr. john GAMES. Of this County, TO Miss ELIZA
BETH JoSEs, of Frederick County.
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NraMges, Aenoals, &c.
Fs. III. GREGG

VA Ill constantly keep on hand the latest
w and most popular Literary Works of
the day--whieh win be sold remarkably cheap
for cash Call at the Gazette Office"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

Tickets $l0-Illvs s5-Qrs. $2s-Eighs. SIT.
The beauty orthis scheme is Fifteen Diaul
Ballots. More than one half the Tickets are
Prizes. A package cost $500, and must at
the worst luck draw back $3.50, which leaves
a risk Of only $3.50 for $3.50 worth Of tickets
shares in proportion.
All orders addressed 70 the Old Established
House Of EMORY & Co, meet with prompt at
tention and free postage. EMORY s co.
Opposite Bmnun's, Baltimore. Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
Dedication.

The New GERMAN REFoRMER CHUscH in this
place will b. Dedicated TO the service OF God on
Whit Sunday (May 3lst) The Rev. DIR ZAcHA.
RIAs will preach the Dedication Sermon. As sew.
eral other Clergymen are expected to be present,
The services will commence on the Thursday even.
ing prev ious.
Martinsburg, Va, May ID, 1916.
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DO YOU IN TEN Nd
6GEEyN-srEEp&
TO BUY s;3s A COW?

IF YOU DO, and wish to procure a good
u one, you should, before purchasing, call at
the GAZETTE OFFICE and buy copy
of :" SINNERS 1featise on Mich Co,cs. Sc. =
II. X. GREGG has ''fsw more left OF the
same sort" for only 37s cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
Potatoes

ERENCH COOK-Giving full Directions
a for the most Celebrated and Delicious Po-
tages. Entrees, Enuemets, CTemes, Frictures,
Sauces, Sc, with Delicacy and Economy 4;
Also, full Directions for Preserving Fruits,
Meats, Fish and Vegetables--tor sale at the
Gazette Office Price ~ cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
HARDIN. a Re

NEILL-SAWS-Cast and German Steel
AFR Cross Cut Saws, do. do yari-
Gus lengths;
Hunts superior Chopping Axes--large and
small size;
Do. do. Wand do-with handles
DO. do. Claw and Singing Hatch
ets-with handles;
Drawing Knives-kid and Butcher'smakej
| super Parallel Wise; Wire RAT Traps;
r Hinges; Garden and Corn Hoes;
Garden Rakes; Whip-Saws;
Hand Saws spring. cast and German Steel;
Chisels-Fimer's Morticeing and Sockets
Carpenters Braces and Bits;
Sheep Shears. SC. Sc; for sale by
March 70 u. $. WHITE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

AN SOUNDINGS ANE OFF; or Tales
~ of the Land and Sea--for sale at the Ga
zette Office. Price l5 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
NEW GOODS.
NEyr GOODS.

TE7HE subscriber has recently replenishei
u his stock &c Goosis, n ereszg description.
70 which BE invites tAe a,tsntion ct all z seaTSh
o. baFg4ias ALLEN c. HAMMOND.
Sprsug Nils, Alay
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New Goods.

Notice 10 E0b0rerS.
FEyHE undersigned, Commissioners of the
y County Court of Berkeley, will attend, on
Monday, the lst day Of .Jime ensuing, at the
base of the North Mountain, at Parks Gap,
for the purpose of receiving bids, from all per-
sons attending, BY the rod, for making a new
Road across said Mountain to the Back Creek
Bridge.
JAMES Fl. ROBINSON,
ROBT. V. SNODGRASS,
HENRY j. SEIBERT,
GEO. SEIBERT
May ID, lS46-3w
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groceries.
FORWARDING g COMMISSION

I5LEIYUtE.
TESIIE undersigned. having leased the Ware
q House at the Mouth Of Opequon Creek.
owned by Daniel b. Morrison, Esq, and late
ly occupied by Alexander Shafer, is now pre-
pared n
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Forward Produce

70 the District of Columbia Market on the
most accommodating terms.
He will pay the highest price in Cash for
FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN and oats !;
and will keep on hand FISH, SILT, &c.
which win be sold as cheap as can be bought
elsewhere. In his absence, DAEL. b. MoRRI-
son. Esq, will attend to the purchase Of Pro
duce, sc.
0y lie would also state that he viii continue
his business operations at Falling Waters as
formerly. CIiAS. DOWNS.
April 70, lS46--tlsJly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

HIDER,-A fine article of Newark CideI
u just received and for sale by
April l6 GEO. R.4E.N.4LL.