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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-15

miles from Camp, where. IL. is.supposed,
he was murdered by some ofthe .sRanche-
ros'' or Reobtrs that infest every thicker
along the river. Ii. Porter, 4,h Infantry,
who was oai with party nf tel men,
searching For his (Col. C.'s) body. vas al
tackled by 90 Of these desperaioes. and
himself anu two men killed. the balance
OF the men cut their way through, and es-
capped To camp.
But enough Of This, the war has actual
~ commeneed, and we have to fight these
poor wfetches, VIM will not meet us in the
field, but cOntine themselves to this guer-
riths mode Of cutting off small parties. at
lacking our wagon trains. But they have
s!iewA their hand at last, and we mus, no W
go to work.
This Post or Depot, we have thought,
would be attacked for two weeks past, and
every night all are on The qua rire.
am very sincerely yours,
+. S.-The Steamer that takes this let
ter goes with all dispatches to Galveston
for troops. SO have bu, few moments
to wli,e.
The New Orleans Picaynne Of the 81 inst.
says. that the steamer Galveston arrived on
yesterday morning, bringing the certain intel.
Iigence that the United States army, under
Gen. Taylor. is completely surrounded, and
his communication with Point Isabel entirely
cut off. Dispatches have been sent to the
Governor of Texas for an immediate reinforce.
ment of 2400 men, and special messenger,
Col. Doaae. is now in this city with reauisi.
lions upon Gov. Johnson for four regiments
The emergency is imminent, and immediate
steps should be taken 10 send The neet ssary
force to The relief Of the array.
eve do not tIi.lk tina, the state Of things Is
aItoqethrr so bad as lae foregoing paragrapt
would Ieadus to believe. Our correspondent
writing from The spot. Point Isabel, only 3
miles from Gen. TayIor's camp. does 30
speak of matters as being ia this G oony
plight J
OFFICE OF THE N. o. P1CAYUTE.
SATURDAY. Nav ga O'Clock. A, NJ.
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Camp at Point Iuba, Ttras.

~Lta April, 1910.
My DEAR S1E:-llo*,lincs have arlu.
ally aud III. earnest commenced. Que
squadron of Dragons, c4pLureL. Que otii-
Ger killed, two missing. aud oms prisoners!
An express has jus. reached this camp
from The main army, " ilh The archaeology
intelligence that al accommodating party.
under Capt Thornton Of the 2 Drugnuns.
Consisting OF siHy.ihrec Drsgooa<l has
been captured
Ii appears that Capt, Thornton was sen,
/" rrconnoiter aJorc The camp, on the BIO
Grandr, where HE spies had reported
Mexican force, Oh this sile The river.
This guide. after leading him for some dis,
lance halted, and told him that hr could
60 no further, and that if he (capt. +. en-
tered thirkrt in front. he " Guild ncrEr
come oM--Iherenp"n Captain Thornton
dashed in, and fell upon II few mounted
tncrl--ch0rgcl hem at ful speed over the
brow oi u hill, where he found himself in
The presence of som 1000 men. 1000 ul
whom were Infantry, and tie balance Cav
airy. The latter force Immediately closed
in upon his tlunks, tho infantry being in
front. and fence bInckading UP the rear.
. The guide reports that he heard firing for
tUJ hours, when he turned and fled To
camp. This was on the 25;lI-yesierday
"a soldier of the party, very badly woun-
dec, came III, being suffered to depart by
the Mexicans. and reports tha' he saw ~
men mustered after the action, prisoners,
and one officer Capt. IIarde. also pris-
oner-lIIat Lieut.. Kane was killed. Capt.
Thornioa I'D Lieut. Mason are missing,
but that he saw Capt. Thornton escape, by
clearing this high fence with his splendid
horse-.I.e balance Of the men (l6) are
killer or missing.
This is a most disastrous affair, and can
only be attributed to want of precaution,
and perhaps 'reacherous guide. "a Mex
icam.) Gen. Taylor has made d requis.
ton for 10000 volunteers. 1850 of which
are Texans, and 1000 Iouisianians. II
supposed that there are $500 Mexicans be-
tween us and the main army. blorkading
up the road. This. however, could be
soon opened if Gen. Taylor could spare a
force from his camp for the purpose, bu,
as he is anxious 10 finish his entrench-
mentS al once. he will no, probably detach
Tor day or two. until he is ready TO open
! his batteries on the town, which lie will
doubtless do in very sE"r, time.
The mouth Of The Rio Grande has been
o'ockaded by our squadron for the last
'e" days In consequence of,his no four
or other supplies can reach Matamoras
: wh'ch has produced great deal of unea
sness IN that city, as most of their sup
plies are received from New Orleans
Gen. Ampudia sen. message to Genera
It Taylor few days ago. thyeat.r;np hin
T. with much seuerify if the blockads va,
r not raised: Blu. Gen. Taylor is 40, n :,
!. frightened from the stand he has ,akso
<! Thasemsins Of oeis Gross, the ooa,,s
q MassSs Gcaers', have been fcasd tu
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Died..

In this town, o., he 10th inst, Martha J. Pick
cit. " lie Of Mr.. William J. Pi kett aged % yis.
In this town, on Monday morning. the lth lnst,
jamin James, infant Of Benjamin and
Julia Jacobs, aged yesr and 10 months.
It Is truly painful task to record the death of
Child on whom the affections Of father and moth.
eli were so lavshly bestowed-who has been thus
early called away, to that world where the limo
cent alone are happy-to meet his God, who hath
said "sulflr little children to come unto me. for 81
svch is the kingdom Of Heaven
AS the sweet flower that SCENTS the nsrn,
But withcrs in the rising day,
Thus lovely was this infants dawn.
Thus swiftly fed its life away. Com.
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Informa Jon WahtAd.

TuvllE subscriber ci,tErfi Of Elizabeth City, Ia
4 this State, takes Ills method of informing
her son, FREDRIEK D. PAINE, that she wish
es him TO come home Immediately, or t. writc 10
her forthwith The reason why the subscriber did
not answer her sons letter dated lst July. 1870;
was, that it not received by her I'LL after the
time had gone past when he (ber sony was to
come home. The subscriber is now at Chiekama-
conico. Her Post OIire Is Lake Landing Hyde
county, n. G.. SARAH PAINE.
May Is, le46 S5.lt@
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4 WILL give Ten Dollars to any che who wiz
deliver to me at my residence, three miles from
Warsaw, Duplin County, my HORSE, which VA
either stolen has s,rayed from my house Oh Sum
day evening lasti or will give Eve dollars to any
one who win write to me at Warsaw, giving lns
such information as will lead to his recovery. The
Agsh marks of the horse are as fol!uess: deep bay
with black name and tail small white spot Oh his
forehead-three white fret-ocks his fare feet
boots spl.--comnon size. and heavy build.
.~-. sAM'L L. GATfN
Dupln county, May Is, lsla. 3s.lts
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POSTSCRIPT.
ThuRsDAY, May ID, 3 o'clock, r. /

IHUksDAf' May ID, O'Clock, =. ".
The mail has just arrived, bringing Wash.
ingioh ilatesap to Tuesday aighi. The bill
which passed the House oh Monday giving
men and money to The President. has also pas
sed iks Senate, with slight aHiehdments.--
These amendments we're agreed by the
House. and The bill is now the law Of The land,
for the President will sign it. The substance
Of the bill will be found in another column.--;
The passage of this bill, although not formal
declaration Of war, is, we think, from the word
ing of its preamble; ,antamosnt to q deelasa-
ties of war:
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From the Seat Of FAke--.Com-
ms accrac-s9 OF 2ao3<11i.ies---Ac-
t.i;Ai War.
As this IS subject 81 the deepest impor-
cry item # inteIIi !encc from the =" seat Of
Wal" We will make no excuse fur devo,ing
large rsr'itsH Of our cnlumn4 10 the important
details, as ~. lind then, in I'll. New Orleans
papers, and in the letter Of our Texan cores
pondsnt. His letter We rely more upon than
any other account which has as get rcached
our otkce. We therefore commencc 10y giving
il IN full -
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-, q MEssAGE FROM THE FREsIA
Drrr

ron Monday last. the til inst, Mr.. Folk trans
80 ~ fsSth NOISES of Congress a message on
,As Subject o, our relations with Mexico. he re-
W." . No:i!e turn which aGlirs have taken on the
x;nts 81 IL, Rio Grahde, has induced Mr.. Polk TO
~ m. recommendations contained in the mes
~ A We regret extremely that our limits will
80, n.rmit us to give the whole Of this important
Socument. owe wish our good friends in the
country would come up literally to our aid and
-Sable Us to enlarge our p'per.) We give those
vrtions Of il, however which are most striking in
hsooTAnce giving in few words Of passing no.
tice the substance Of such PORTIONS as we are conr
PEELED to leave out.
70 the Senate and
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INSPECTOR OF .snrsxl St0y-ess

nUGALD a. LAMONT would respectfully
HT inform the makers of Naval Stores that he
appointed an Inspector Of these articles at ths
last term of New Hanover County Court He
would respectfully solicit from his friends and the
community generally, a share Of their patronage.
lie pledges himself that he will use the utmost
dispatch in the transaction of all business entrus-
ted to his care. He would also say that he VITA
always I've ready to render the seller airy assistance
in the disposal Of produce.
Wilmington, May Is. 1915 3s6
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For Sale.

For Sale.
HA HHDS. Musrqvado Sugar.
q W 80 do Clarified Do
20 do Trinidad Mofasses, -.
80 bags Rio Coffee, 80 bbs N. E. Rsmj
10 casks small and broken Rice.
50 boxes e1tra and No. Soap,
800 bushels Black Eye Peas. ;. -.
Apply to, :. BARRY & BRYANT:
Also, Daily Expected.
100 bales Eastern Hav,
100 bhls No. Mackcrel. HI. ....
May Is. 1916 Is. e d. :.
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OCEAN sHAD AND CORN Af60AT.
n - BBLS. OCEAN HAD, a Sac article
Il ~for family use.
$50 bushels CORN. on board sehr. Exampla
For sale by VIM. COOKE.
May l4th, 1915.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
Jayne's life Preservative,

A N Alternative and Depurative prepare
-LA-~tion, combining all the medical virtues of
those articles, which long experience has prov
ed to possess the most safe and efficient Alter
native and DuobstTuent properties, for the cure
of Scrolula, Kings Evil, White Scurvy,
Neuralgia or Tie Douloureux, Cancer, Goitre
or Bronchocele, (swelled neck, Engagements
of the Bones, joints or Ligaments, or of the
Ovaries, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, &c SC. All
the various diseases of the Skin, such as litter,
Rngwom, Biles, Pimples, Carbunces, sc.
&c; Dropsical Swellings, Constitutional Dis
orders and Diseases originating from deprav-
ed or impure state Of the Blood or other fluids OF
the body
Prepared only by DIR. u. Jayne, sole propri-
etor, No. 20 South Sd St, Philadelphia, and
may be obtained of G., S, c. w. DOLL,
March II, 1876. Martinsburg, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

As the All Healing Ointment has been 81
III eountereited, we have gwen tlus CEN
the public, that emo Oinu ent viii bf
unless the names Of jaime AeAlsleF q 81
AicAlister 4 Co, are WRITTEN with a Pes q !
EVERY label.n The label IS steel eleiat y
with the figure Of '.Iasel.sible PcrsPiyai'ta y
the face, s4-o8 +
Now we hereby offer a reward OF &C.,
be paid onconviction IN any Of the cans.l3.l1.
courts Of the United States, Of any indi'@-
counteneiung our name and Ointment
ny-The above Ointment IS for sale by ass
Young, Jr., HarpeI's-l'erry T. I. dall.'F9
Winchester: J. p Brown. Gladstone <
r. Boyd s Bro, Mile Creek, and ]. w. . r
r. Boyd, Marinsburg. Va.
Oct. so. ls45-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

MUrToN MmL.-The following is a des-
cripton given some time since of a mill, estab-
llshed on queer mechanical principles in che
OF the upper counties of New Yorl, State:
A gentleman travelling in that section Of the
country overlook farmer dragging a lean,
wretched looking horned sheep along the road.
"Where are you going with that miserable
animal2" said the traveller
81 amtaking him TO the Mutton Mil, ohave
him ground over said the farmer
''lhe Mutton Mill never heard ofsuch a
thing viii go with you and witness the pro
cess"
They arrived at the mill-the sheep was
thrown alive into the hopper, and almost imme-
diately disappeared They then descended to
a lower apartment. and in few moments there
were elected from spout in the ceiling four
quarters OF excellent mutton--two sidesofmo-
rocco leather--a wool hat of the first qualify
a sleeps head, handsomely dressed-and two
elegantly carved powder horns.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
a DUTCH CURE.
BY BROWN.

"
Ven l lays myself down in my lonely ped
room,
And DRIES for 10 sleep very soundt.
De dreams, oh how into my het day viii come.
Till wish was under the groundt
Sometimes, ven | eats Won pig supper,
beams
Dat mine chtomack ism fit full of shtopes,
IND out IN my sleep, like ter tiyel, I schreams
IND kicks off de ped-clothes and groans
Den dere, ash Hays, mid the ped-clothes anoh'
| gifts myself al over froze;
In de morning | wakes NIT de he'd ache ind
kolf
IND Pm shiek from mine he'd to mine toes
Oh, fat shall be tun for poor man like me-
Fat for do leaf such a life?
Some shays dere's a cure fer drouble Of me-
Dmks pll dhry it ind kit me a-wIFE!
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McCiEntOCk's Nipple wash,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR

A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Sore Nipples and the Thrush IN Children.
HIIIS preparation, which has been very
" extensively used in the Eastern Cities, is
now prepared by the subscriber, and offered to
those who may want such a remedy, as I'M
surpassed for its remedial qualities. II may be
relied on with the utmost confidence in giving
relief II viii be sold in quantities 10 SUIT
those who are disposed to give ii trial, by
VIM. DORSEY.
Dec. Druggist.
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A REmElY AID NO MISTAKE /!

EAR. EOFF'S TONIC AND ANTl-DYS-
E1 PEpTIC PlLLS.-This Medicine has
been known to the public for the last twenty
wears, and has obtained considerable celebrity
as a remedy for Dyspepsia. Experience has
shown these these Pills to be the best Family
Medicine that eau be used. They operate gent
ly as "A puTgatiye. producing neither sickness or
debility They can be used at all times by per
sons Of all ages, without regard to diet, drink or
exposure 10 wet and cold.
As an anti-Silious Medicine, every person
using them viii soon become satisfied of their
superior efficacy. There has been issued, a
pamphlet, TO be had OF the Agents. III which
is set forth more fully tie nature and operation
Of the Medicine, together with some of the dis
eases in which il is most applicable.
The propretors have been compelled to alter
the form Of the wrappers enclosing their Pills,
owing 10 the many counteneits that have been
distributed. All persons purchasing are re-
quested to be well satisfied that they are genu-
he. Price only % cents per box. For sale
by
VIM DORSEY. Druggist,
Aug q, lS4J-y Martinsburg, Va.
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April 2, lS46-2m

VTIRGINIA In the County Court OF
Y Berkeley, April rules, l646.
Nicholas Young and Caroline his Wlie, late
Caroline Ii.tle, Pl.6s.
Elizabeth Little, John Matlach and Robert
Matlach, children and heirs at law Of Sarah
M2tlach, deed. Charles Dresbach and Car
cline his wife, Rosaunah Matach, Samuel
Litter and Nancy his wife, Robert Keller
and Mary his wife, Benjamin Kendall and
Harriet his wife, John r. Little and George
II. Little, gts.
IN CH4.NCERY.
The defendants, Elizabeth little, John Nat
ZACH and Robert Matlach, children and heirs
at law of Sarah Matach. decd Charles ORES
bach and Caroline bis wife, Eosannah Mat
lach. Samuel Litter and Nancy his wife, Rob
ert Keller and Mary his wife, Benjamin ken
dali and Harriet his wife, John n. Little and
George IL Little, not having entered then APP
peauance and given security according 20 law
and the rules Of the Court, and it Appearing 10
the Court that they are not InhabHanis OF Tins
Commonwealth, Il is Ordered that the delan-
dants do appear here on the second Monday
in June, 1876, and answer the bill Of the pialn-
Glls; and that this order be published in the
Martinsburg Gazette for two months success
sively, and posted al the front door OF the Court
House of this County.
H.1RRLSO.N WAITE, C. 3. c.
April 9, l846--2m.
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To cure your love for one girl, just fall in
love with another. Its the only anudoie--
For one affection draws another out--as lesser
pans are bY the govt.
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To make pickles upon yines-sprinkle the
cucumbers daily with vinegar, until it strikes
in.
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TEyOYS, SEA- new assortment Of TOYS
Z such as Drums, Birds. Trumpets. Cum
balls. &c; Wood Combs, Darning Needles,
Beads Of different knds--for sale by
April 10 GEO. R.fE@NaLL.
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ron THE CCEE Of
1(hE'sFEaS. COLDS, sc. &c.

ron THE CEEE Of
G0EsaEaS, Ge9E4BD$, sc. &c.
rsFHE following list of remedies may be re
ID led on, as good for the mitigation and
cure Of the various Pulmonary affections
which are so frequent at this season Of the
year, and which, If not attended to, lead to "a
tai consequences:
Wstar's BasaG of Wild Cherry;
Dorsey's syrup do. do;
New England Cough Syrup;
Wistar's Cough Lozenges,
lpecac dc;
Horehound do;i
Pepper do;
Pcase's Horehound Candy;
Syrup Of lpecac;
Hill's Balsam of Honey;
Turiington's Balsam Of Life with Other
preparations, all of which will be sold on fan
tennis w
Jan.z0 VIM. DORSEY. Druggist
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II you assist n man in cheating others DOM
be Bit surprised if he cheats you in return. -.
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An Editor at the west wears out seven pair
of boots year, regularly, in kicking loafers
out of his office.
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.BayRe's Tonic VerRmifugc.
.EaNne,s Sanaftvc Fills.

For Female Diseases, Liver Complaints, Fe-
vers, Infammations, Distinctions, Diseases Of
the skin, &c, and in all cases where an ape
rent Alternative Or Purgative Medicine is re
quired. Price Is Cents Box.
Prepared only by Or. ID. Jayne, sole pro
prietor, No. 20 South Third st, Philadelphia,
and may be obtained of
G. s C. w. DOLL.
March II, lS46-y Martinsburg, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14

KUST received, a few bbls. offresh GROUND
% CEMENT, from Cumberland, which
will sell low. TY'.N KROESE.N
r. r. Depot, April
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rs.
John Roush, Nelson G. Roush. William T
Ter aud Charity bis wlie, late Charity
Rousb, DTS.
IN CIt9,NCERK
The defendants, John Roush, Nelson @
Roush. William Fesler and Charity big vic,
not having entered their appearance end given
security according 70 law and tie roles 81 Tie
Conn, and il appearing 70 the Count that they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, K
is ordered that the defendants dc appear here
on tie second Monday ii May, $40. and On.
syger tie bill Of the plaiatiiI and that This or
der Be published ii the Marfinsbarg Gazette
for two months successfully, and posted at iAe
front door Of the Courthouse Of this County.
A Copy .--Teste,
H4RRISO.N U.4TTE, c. h. C.
March 5, l546-:2In
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FDe'. Sga'GsENss

NODYNE PODELDO
A n excellent remedy for Rheumatic aflec
IN tons, Bruises, Sprains. Indolent Swell
mgs, Chilblains, Sore Throat, SC.
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STONE and Char Coat.

NUST received, a prime article of STONE
81 COAL; also on hand, CH.4R- COAL,
which will be sold upon reasonable terms.
WASHINGTON KROESE,N
r r Depot, March l2
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E1.a Fzss.s1 49, .T9s1
----s44ssssss..-- ----ss--.s.&--..s~--.s-3.
wv asEafm gGOEa EAT0CseFa
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Es@6g Road Depot,
slAEWEE sBUBG, VA.
MAEVEN snrRll, "a.

Tg7Tf7 undersigned would respectfully in
q form his friends and the public, that he is
now conducting general
Commission * E0rw ars.!aag
e e SLY i2G So
His arrangements enable him to receive and
forward without delay amy thing which may
Be offered. Particular attention viii be paid to
receiving and forwarding Flour and other Pro-
duee toand from the Eastemand Western mar
bets. Ills House is situated al the foot Of Mar
tin Street. Immediately bordering On the RAD
Road and is easy ofaccees by wagons, Sc
Ills friends, who may entust hirn with thcir
business. may rest assured that there viii he
no preferences giyento any one IN the forward
ING Of lleir Flour. &c. TO the Eastern markets.
IN the absence Of express instructions, win
act for my friends and customers as ii acting
for myself.
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
Nav %, 1874
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American Hair Esye,

WARRANTED, if strictly applied ac-
w cording to direction, to change the hair
from ANY other color to a beautiful Auburn, or
perfectly jet Black, without staining or mi
tating the skin like other Hair Dyes. Price so
cents.
Prepared only by DIR. ID. Jayne, 20 South Sd
st, Philadelphia, and may be obtained of
G.. s C. W. DOLL,
March IL, 1876. Martinsburg, Va.
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laNgFlEEiNla.

THNlE partnership which has for same time
a past existed, under the firm OF N.U H.
HESLETLN'E g. CO., was dissolved ON the
DIST day of March, by mutual consent An
persons who know themselves indebted. will
please call and settle their accounts with WM
IL. HEsLErINE, who has the books and papers
of the concern; those who have accounts
against us, will please present them, as the
business of the firm must beclosed as soon as
possible. H.H H. HESLEILNE,
adam SIfOOP.
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The defendants. Washington Henshaw,
William ID. Henshaw, James Ripper and 81
eanor his wife, Charles Henshaw and james
I. Henshaw, not having egtered their appear
ance and given security according TO lave and
the rules Of the Court, and il appearing to the
Court that they are not inhabitants Of this Corn
rnonweath, Ii is Ordered tbat the defendants
do appear here on the second Monday june,
1876. and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
that this osder be published in the MaFtnsburs
Gazette for two months successfully. and post
ed at the front door Of the Court House OF this
County.
HaRRISO.N WAITE, c. c.
April 2, lS46-2m
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Es.Oas.

A FULL supply Of IRON, Of every de
IN soripton, Just received and for sale by
March JNO. JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-14
GTRAITH's TOOTH-ACHE BALM

GTRAITH'S TOOTH-ACHE BALM
- A prompt and sure remedy for Tooth-ache
effect warranted!
These Medicines are all prepared with great
care from the original prescriptions of DIR. John
J. Fl. Suaith, of Charlestown, Va, under his
own Inspections and are therefore recommend
ed with great confidence to the public.
All of the above Medicines are for sale by
JOHN II. LIKENS, Martinsburg; John II
Mcllndree, Shepherdstown; Thomas Lock s;
Co, Smithfeld; and A. NJ. Cridler, Harper's-
Ferry. July II, l645-ly