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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-29

~ CANAL CoMMIssioNKH.--The time is now
approaching when we shall be called upon TO
vote for a man TO fill this office 1t is not, and
ought rot properly be considered an Office Of a
political character, more than supervisor Of
roads. The legislature, few years since, pas
sed law 10 elect Canal Commissioner every
year, believing that the old mode Of keeping men
in Office, where so much responsibility and pow.
er rested, tended greatly 10 fraud and corrup-
ton. The spirit and intention Of the law was
that one nsw man should be elected every year,
similar to the mode of elec,ing county commits.
sioners But Mr. Foster wishes to break down
this law, by forcing himself upon the people
through a nomination porcured by the control
Of the Canal Board There is another serious
objection to Mr.. Foster. He Isl free trade
man, and his election would be hailed as a tr.
! umph OF free trade. Ifthe tariff men Of Penn.
sylvania wish TO have the tariff amended so as
TO protect iron and coal, they must show their
determination not to submit to the wrongs impo.
sed on them, by some public demonstration; and
they never can have better opportunity :han by
opposing the free trade Canal Commissioner.
|
Let our farmers who depend on the coal and iron
trade for profitable market, remember these
things. II is well enough for officers, like Mr..
Foster, who live off the public, and have sala-
ries, to support free trade, as they have nothing
to loose, but every thing to gain, by getting p!o-
visions, &c. cheaper, at the expense Of the far
mer and mechanic.
| Let il also be remembered that Mr.. Foster,
through his carelessness and want Of Judgment,
suffered the ClaIk's Ferry Bridge 10 be destroyed
by fire. This bridge cost the state ninety thou
sand dollars. Bu, two of the spans out Of ten or
eleven were carried away by the freshet. The
bridge could havr been made rassable, and re-
paired for few thousand dollars, but for the
shameless neglect aud nismansgement Of Mr.
Foster. Let the new law be carried into effect
by electing nee man, and the people will save
thousands Of dollars.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-29
M,er Take" without oppo.,,sen.

The New Orleans Picayune publishes seve-
raj letters from Mr.. Kendall, one Of its editors,
whch announces that tho town of Mier was
catered by Capt Vinlon's commsnd, on the 3lst
ult. whhou, opposition. The inhabitants thong
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE
.Fmcrfcaa ReroEafi0R.

tEmoeLlsned VITA an org nai porTaItot w ASH
lngton, b. Chapman, and more than 100 oth-
eF eugrayIngs, 80 PIP. eyO.) FOR every new
subscriber, with Iiro DCLGTs enclosed, free Of
postage.
Any person procuring ten subscribers, and
sending EereR Dollars. shall receive tea copies
Of the Magazine, and any one OF the above
popular works, sent as he shall direct
We have authority. under the new Post-of
nee law, 10 send any one OF the above works,
bound. The postage will not exceed p cents
70 any part Of the L. States
epPersoEs from the country. visiting the
city, are respectfully requested 10 cal. at the
store Of the subscriber, LIS NassaU-st, New
York, and examine MS new Pictorial Volumes
for l647, before purchasing elsewhere They
consist Of
Sears Plc'orial Description ef Great Britain
and ireland, $50 pages, large $40, containing
262 engravngs.
Sears Information for the People, $50 pages,
large octave
Sears Pictorial S,nday Book, COO pages,
large octave.
Sears Neg Pictorial FsHeIy Library. GO
pages, large octave.
Sesrs' Pictorial History IF the .inlerieaaa Rec
~alutioa, 450 pages. large octavo-
Sears Pictorial Bile History, $50 pages.
large octave.
Sears Pictorial Bible Biography, coo pages.
large octave.
Ssars' HoHders efths Uorid, 800 pages, large
oeiayo-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
LATEST r. o MEXICO.

TIE scar. Mitis arrived al New Orlean. on
- a-a INST from Vera Cruz, bringing pa
,er 70 the sth. being eigh; DAYS later lhaa The
t7-ss by the way Of Havana
Tae M~exican., according 10 the Indicator
81 ne u INST, are averse from any negota-
r-.s fr peace that are not based upon salts
4e.oa to the republic, for injuries done BY tue
q. III states.
4 le--r Of ZSth October. from San LUIS Pc
-z. saws there were 1900 troops there, and
LAT 10 d s=ea days more there would probably
u B,lt0.
SIT, ASSa had ordered ! number Of off :
aT eave their commands ia the army and
.-slr to the village Of Pozos for trial, on the
.,a--a Of cowardiee at Monterey. He has
=.1-l receiving par as commander-in chief.
A .lrza number Of Indians, SAID to reach
aot, had passed from Chihuahua. into Du-
arr. aa4 II was feared that they would enter
Za4s=cas. 500 mounted troops LEFT Zacate-
a Gu ,aa III Of Oct to repel them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
A GOOD CHANCE TO CLEAR FROM
$500 To $1,000 A-YEAR.

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subscribers 10 s'Sears' .NtIs Pictorial aud H.
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.Nttc and Popular Pictorial U0rks. universally
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published, as they certainly are the most sale
able. ANS active Agent may clear 500 or
$1,000 a-year. A casa capital Of al least SO
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the principles and profits Of the Agency will
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letter. The postage must n al cases be pad.
Please 10 address
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No. rs ~.Nassau-stress, ~ \
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

THE DEFEAT OF SILAs WRIeHr in New York
IS ascribed by some Of his friends To the secret
interpoS!tion OF high personages at Washing
ton. The official paper denies the charge
but II has denied other things which in the end
provedto be true. Whether this particular i'm
putation be true or not, the belief Of il. al all
events, IS so deeply impressed upon some ofthe
shrewd politicians of New York thar FIRE could
not burn 1t out Of them
4 leading organ Of the B~a1n-bga1lers ncmi-
mates MIR. WRIGHT al ence for the Presidency
with certain allusIon. not difficult Of compre-
henson. "The name Of SlLAs WRIGHT" II
says, will be a ~railyiug point for the Demo
crscy OF this State and a rallyIng point also for
that portioa Of the Democracy Of the Union
who desire 10 redeem their party from coqab1sa-
tiorss at the South for pOlrer aud at the North
for pitsadsr."
lr IS supposed IN some quarters that Mr..
WsIGAT's defeat In New York viii strengthen
Mr.. CALHoUs's game for the Presidency
The Ill success Of the former al the late cleo
uon has been openly ascrihed By Leading jour
mails Of the Administrator to the doubts which
rested upon his position as an advocate Of free
trade. II was declared that the language Ok
the Syracuse Convection showed too great 4
leaning 10 the doctrine Of professionalism it
sought 10 shun the direct issue Of protection
or non-protecaon-and that therefore Mr..
WRI6Hr fell under suspicion and lost the con-
hdence Of the non-prutecaouIsts. Now those
who would make this the issue the Llain one
a, the nsx, Presidential election canno, find 4
better representative OF their y.ews than aff.
CsLa0US.-Balt. .in:r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
CaTgfpondeaes Of the BGliuaors Patriot.
NEw YoRK, Saturday, Nov. =, 1916.
INEVITABLE STEAMBOAT DIsAs-
TER-FORTX LIVES LOST!

t5a-e .he lamentable news to cornmuntcate
% -. that The magnificent steamer Atlantic,
-1ess'rsa ne walch carries passengers between
w Iofk and Boston, via Norwich and
Worcester. has been entirely lost
Sic was a new boat. and one OF the mo st
,7sldI II the truly magnificent beats that
e. ~ ua a the E1s; riyer.
sic was on her way from Norwich with -
aus On beard. including the officers and crew
ID. tae passengers from Boston and uterine
die PAGES when oa Thursday night, du-
--z a tremendous gale. she went on shore on
Fishers Island, and broke into pieces, being a
aa. wreck.
of,5- passengers and crew Gu board, Gully
.as4fV TWO are known To have been saFed,
-l9a- .erY as lost, among whom IS Capt.
Lusz.N, who vas oae Of cur best steamboat
4racs.
Ssa4e fine passengers who were saved ar
-7si mere his morning. They described the
.sz- -u thursday night. whilst the boat was
-g e. >aore, as awful Beyond description
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
! lad arrived al til : Balize % /

,oi bad arrived a. the Balizs 10 pro-
men and munitions of war fcF the
s7ce Of Tanpico, preferred for The use
s Ualted States ok g. pound and three
a--5.ad brass pieces. together with 100
.r.-is Of oa,l for each gun, and 80 rounds
tyr,os.sbo,. These guns are ready TO 90
D, 59lrd ship-have been accepted and
vii De Immediately despatched to Tam
~,o. This Is a commendable act Of the
~.euliye Of Louisiana. The necessity or
,.,e.ag Publications al Tanpico With ex-
,s.il3a Is apparent : and the difference a
he dns required to bring ordnance from
dearest L. States depo,s. and 10 ship
ing such as IS ready for use at once,
r be fatal 10 the occupation Of tia, i'm
-9r4ll point.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

The Raleigh Register very Justly felicitaies
the Wing party upon the election ofihese ster-
ling and able gentlemen 70 the u. s. Senate +;
men so well calculated TO MAINTAIN the dignity
Of that party and guard the interests Of the ma
ion. IL says
lin CONCLUSION, we must add, that IN this
whole matter Of eIecung Senators, the mem
oers OF both branches have acted as became
" htgs DISCERNING all personal preferences,
giving up all local attachments, they went for
the unity Of the Wing party and the glory and
honor Of North CaroiIna."-Rich. TYlaes
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
RELIGIOUS.

here VIII Be PFssrhisg ia the Passsyserisn
sAsFea - tafs place, CO Thsrsday the % Dxesm-
Der. AZ S e'clock p. NJ
The iasisliztssa og The Rev VIZ Lows uiut,k.
pace - the PFes6y terrain ChErxh on FRIDAY. ,ke
= : D~csm5es- The Rev wu. II. Fo1ss d 10 Gre
side. and give The charge 20 the people and The
rev v r. Dntsoe 70 preach the s~fnaoa, aud De
tsFf ihs eharss 20 the Pastor. Service to can
Fnsaee Al 8 o'cieck, P. NJ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

SAxr. ASyA-A good deal IA, been said
about the mode ID which SANTA ANA was
passed through our blockade. We state on au-
thority that we know 10 be undoUbted. that he
produced no passportor paper ofany kind, but
when the s;eamboathe was on board was boar
d-i b. the First Lieutenan, Of the St .Iargs,
the latter officer told him the Commodore had
orders 10 let him pass. Nothing more took
place, and all the gossip about his having a for
NAL pass from our Government has no foun-
lauou. He was. however, passed BY theiror-
iers, and has most ~egregjoUSly humbugged
Mr.. Polk BY pothy promises thath he never mad
ans intention Of fulfilling. and Mr., Polk has
shown a degree Of rcriaaey IN beIieung them.
not very cEed.tabIe 10 hiia as a salesman
.Nelc Orleans Bulssi1.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
K|kILLIANT sCNEME

$3.50 prizes. $685.
Tickets sl0-Sharss N proportion
Great and glorious .uck-a, Emory & Cos
Office all the large prizes sold the last month
was sold By Emory s CO. Here IS 4 noble
chance for good prize. Packages the sure
way to get the prize-Emory s. Co. viii sell
- wholes, $4,000 Il qrs. 5000
- halves, GOO 70 elgaths, 1900
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

DEATH OF AZ OLD NE6Ro-The Centre
vile (Sld) Sentinel says:-"A eolored man,
belonging to the estate OF the late JoHS SPsRxs,
died near this place, one day hst week. at the
advanced age Of oHs hundred aud .,rsRty-t,ro
ueaTs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

Carr. CARPEsDER-The Norfolk papers
announce the arrival Of Capt. CARPEsDER,
formerly Of the TruxtOn, who has been tx
changed for Gen. NEGA.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
dmofe Patriot, states that Nj. Polk viii be ve-
~ stubborn OF the subject Of the Tariff IN MS
Message to Congress. Two Locofoco editors,
from Pennsylvania. It IS said, waited upon
him a shor ume since, AMI preached the sub
Jet. bat he was IGexogabIe. 1t IS quite pr9ba-
be. the correspondent Of the Patriot thinks.
that he viii stand oct On the Tariff as be did
On the Oregon question. Until the merit Con
gress ASSEMBLIES, when be will submit the sub
iect for lis decision, as h. did that Of Oregon
70 the Senate. If Congress chooses 10 take
the responsibility OF repeating he act ofl546,
way, he will give the measure his sanction
He VIII want to see the complexion Of the next
Congress. And who can doubt that the
popular branch of will be Whigl 1t must
be, # the Wings DO but half their duty IN the
States vet to elect How they ought to unite
and exert themselves in OLD Virginia, for ex-
ample. where they have every thing to gain
and nothing to losel Thirteen Locos to one
Wh.gl Shall THIS be SO any longer' The
Wings. all over the STATE, IN one universal
shout, say. .NOi"-Rjea- E1hig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
NoRrH c.sorrsA srv.rons-Weha re al

NORTH CARoLfsA SEsaToRs-We have al
ready announced the election Of The Hen.
GEOKGE E. B.peER II place CT Mr.. HAT-
WOOD, to the Senate Of tie q. STATES from
North Carolina. Saturday last, the LegSsla-
lure Reelected the Hon. WILLIE P. MASSUM,
10 MS seat IN the same body, which ne has FL
led with so much ability and 50 much 70 the
honor Of the State he represents.
Ia opposition to Mr.. BsDGERthe Democrats
nominated Asa BzIGGs, Esq. The vote stood /:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

portunily OF joining and beng present at the
taking Of Vera Cruz and the City Of Mexico.
The roll IS at the Office OF Lieut. V. NJ But
Ter, and any application made to either MAJOR
Ham,ramck or Lieut. Butler, Will be attended
TO.
SH.pherdstown, Nov. %, 1916
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
.imerical Oficc, Nor. 80, lo46.

1890
.7msrlcaa Office, .N6r. 80, lo46.
Csv7tE There ~sr- 1900 head of Reeve der
ed At the scale. to dag, all Of which were sold eS
erpt % head Prices ranged from S2t3 per 100
- On The koof equal 10 S+a5T5a act. ssd avera-
gia- accent 50 20, Eh'ch 10 slight dee!Iae ifon lat
weeks prices
Hoes -Th-re - AZ improvement II the price OF
1--we Hogs Sales we're made to day at = q iai.-
50, and al S+.63 1 : for small and select lcts-
FLoCz At the time of closiag cur last weekly
review 90 Friday there wa rather more hrmneas 10
the market for Howard Street Flour and on SatBr-
day $50 bbis we're sold Al 81 s. ! ,, being al sd-
vaaee ofl2 / > esnts per hol. To day about 1000
5bl. we're tzkea at So 81 I ; WHICH We qscte as
the earrent pucr. The Feesipt price from ears ia
S4T5
Very little Nj. Wheat At market =
We quote a. before, good 10 PRIME reds at ,cags
rs and ordinary O. ~goods0&'o es. A small lot u
Pr8ua. red sold al 100 cts. and saother d Pruaa
white az l05 els Their ~ = good saFPly ot Nd.
Corn, sad sales efboth EAitra al yvltoT were mate
Al 50 ceBts Oae or txo parcels a Penaa yellow
sod Al 81 ernts. We quote Nj. Rye at o. eeats
and Oats at50c
RAcox -Baeoa i, ssltiag IA snall parcels only, at
S34.,. far SiJes. aHd Shoulders At | ? cents,
asl ia ,onr rase. cts, Gs choice lCts- We
qa1te Hams Al ! a : cents
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

A(~s THE subscriber would be much
49, obliged to persons indebted 70 him
to make payment
RICHD McSHERRY
Nov. %, ls46-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

taehsd, and other Out-Houses necessary ca a
farm.
This Farm les convenient 70 Mills and Mar
kets, having the advantage Of either Rail Roads
or Canal-t being situated only two miles from
The ShepherdstOwn and Smithield Turnpike,
two-and-a-half miles from kerney's Depot on
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, eight miles
from Shepherdstown. eight miles from Mar
unsburg, nine miles from Charlestown, and
SIX miles from Smahfeli.
The quality Of this land consists o, about
one-kalf Of strong Limestone ds,td. aad the bal
ance Limestone and Slate mired, DIETER known
as cedar land, and IS considered by good iud-
ges to be equal to any IN the Valley for the
production Of wheat and other grain.
Persons having money to invest IN Land,
would do well to call and Tiew this Farm be-
fore purchasing. 4 great bargain will be Civ
en-, and terms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ii to
say. that the subscriber will guarantee to the
purchaser six per cent. interest on the moLey
invested for the next ten years ensuing.
JOSEPH GORRELL.
Dec. 8, I546-f
CtChariestown Free Press, Hagerstown
Torch Light, Lancaster Examiner, and Cham
bersburg Repository, insert the above adv. once
a week for three weeks, and forward acce- and
also n No. Of paper, to the subscriber, ker-
neYSEIlle, Jefferson County, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
100000

Tickets tf-Shares IN proportion.
Every other ticket 4 prlze in this pretty
scheme-Emory & Co. say try your luck
venturers MAKE merchants. Packages which
cost sl40, Emery & Co. vii sell on certificate
packages OF
y whole texts. $500 25 qrs. sl375
70 halves, $50 % eishth,, 6.oT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

1896 prizes, amounting To s334,FS4 30
Tickets s5-Shares in proportion.
Ia this grand scheme. Emory s. Co. will IS
sue certificates OF packages which cost kl56,
at the following rates
% whole tck'ts $500 % qrs. &2t0O
% halves, $3.50 70 sigh,hs, 1902
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
.nERRFED

o. The 25ta alt BY th- Rev Mr. Jrunisgs, MIR.
A~LExANuEK MCUASiEL 20 Mas BAsEssv JSsg
all Of Back Greek. "a this Coaaty.
On ths Sane day, By The Rev Mr. ChisheIn,
Mr.. JcsS FEsREL 20 Miss PEoaY Asx S~rrcxEY.
daughter of Capt. Chas sggcSey, ofthS Couaiy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
Observation-Disclosures.

Tasrty r Tt.rty Lies Lost. and Tirsnty ar
IF.s scajded.
r Wv Orleans Piczruns Extra. under
.as- NF -, II An, furnishes the follow
a#L3.t particulars
SlHa-a. Capt. TpFTs. which arrived
l- tnc1 NIcEs5urg. brings the par
'r.4-, q a ,aFr be steamboat accident whIch
-szr-l - the &ls5 INST. about seven miles
NV Nssa-z. IN the bad Ct the river, by
~ aa twenty or thirty lives were lost
goat ElE.5er Of persons were severely
.- lana, bound DOWN the river, came
-a't win the steamboat Maria, Capt.
D.. 81. I-yytcA, bound up. about : O'Clock
1a1n, striking her just forward OF
81. aud II TIE violence Of the
- .e RE connection PPe C. iGe Maria,
t1- III -ef rl-rs, t4a second engineer
w--,y-hye AMI thirty deck haGds
rs were soaked, many Of
that there Wa no prospect Of
.E.r.
IT, Mara sclk 10 within abou, two feet Of
'a1 .lc- within i've minutes after the
-.-c WING between twenty Eve and
rs-ls who were On the lower deck.
dat Capt DUxyIcA was drowned
-7t certainly known. Tbs cabin pas
were all saved.
lac 81 7m514t TaiEl. Capt. IIrrE. came
,-Ha me river o a:-er the accident, and
FOX % board the wounded and conveyed
back % Matches 10 be placed IN the hos
Tie S4.tala remained by the side OF
HI sunrise the next morning, rem
s7-rv assistance IA their power. We
Unable 10 furnish a list Of the ame OF
III and s-a.iaj. The Maria Will b a total
is ,-ougaL The bows of the :. were
~ .---r-t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
FANcx GOODS,

UUST received, the following -
- Silrer SpectseLes, Sirer Thimbles;
Gold Finger Rings, BreGst-P us
Dressing and IrOry Combs
Purse Rings, Sik Purses, Steel Beads;
Ptrse Thrtsf. Needles, Pms;
Pen airss. Scissors, Percussion Caps
.Nstalic Lk- Stands, SLk Guards;
Sbaring Sop, Shrrtng Brushes
ga-ors. Dols. Carpenters CrgycrIj
Sa,sf- Bozes. Siesl Pens;
SiIrsr Pencils, Gold Pens;
With I long hst Of other articles m the same
line. TOO numerous 70 menuOa at ihls ume-aA
Of which wil b. sold On fair terms by
Nov a. ". DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
Badger. Brgg. Scat
-GIven 10 Cor. GRAHAM.

~GIVen 10 Gov. GRAHAM
In opposition 10 MIR. MaseuN, the Demo
cTats voted for Hon. jams MckAr, (the well
known chairman Of the Committee Of WAYS
and Means, IN Congress } the vote stood:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
R%aLTLMORE .M4RKET.l

ComrasrcIaL BsscE1.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
PICTORIAL DESCRIPTION OF
GREAT BRITAIN Ard IRELAND,

Containing 262 Views Of the Principal Cities,
Towns, Castles, A55eys, Costumes, SC,
&c, ofthe Fa;hes.aad a larger number of
Engrayings than can be found IN any boo&
Of double he prce-or to those who prefer
II, the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
sI37,&O
Tickets si-Shar,, II proportion.

Attention, the whole! This IS a f~rst-rate
there beng more prizes than blanks,
the chances unnvaIled. and the prizes mos,
brilliant Certificates Of entire packages, En-
& Co. are prepared to sell for
Y whole tick's $500 2 qrs. tll.25
y halves, 250 Y eighh,, SOP
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

United STATES CIscrIr CoUKr-Chief
.sa-e T.SEY presiding-The case Of LEY
sy y IturrER rs. the Chesapeake and OaIo
ana. SIT. occupies the atseHucn OF ths Court
l-s case IS enc growing cut Of the Same tran
s1.-on as the one already settled BY the Court.
al4 = brought 10 recover compensation for
--,seu days work done BY Mcssrs. LErsoY
s. EUrTER, under the contract they entered in
Fl with Gen. M'NEH- Counsel for the plain
=, Hon. REVESDY JoHSsoN aud JoHS Mel.
50. Esq; for the defendant, WN. ScHLEY,
Esq
SAGE the above WIS put in type, we learn
-l he case was compromised and a verdict
ID aslr Of the plaintiffs in the sum of 5000
'1-s-ed by the Iury.-Bat liner. Dec /.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
BIED,

Al i. residence ia Cumberland Co Pa On the
Issh ut Mr.. Joss FIsHauRS y. aged aSsai 81 years.
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LOTTERY.
ND. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.


To be drawn in Baltimore on Monday, Dec
=. lS+6-7S Nc. Lofty and Is Drawn Bal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

o5JC5 prizes, amounting 10 S-59,0o5 50
Tickets s5-Shares IN proportion.
In this beautiful lottery. Emory y Co. Will
sell on certificate packages ofI tickets, which
cost $3.50. a follows:
y whole texts $500 . qrs. $500
70 halves. $40 - eigh;hs, 500
ND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Fer the beasft # tie Sa7usbasa Ca.cL
Class ;. fr $50
To he drawn a tie SIT osBIan.re, on Wei
nesEav Dsr 2I IStT-S %os-I6R RAJ
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Drawn BallO.
SCHEME

Tickets si-ShaTes in proportion.
Here goes another beauty-more prizes than
bIanks-certifcates Of packages thatcost si04.
Emory & Co. will issue tor
70 whole texts $500 20 qs. $500
70 halves, $500 70 eighths, $50
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

TOT He 5eHJI q ne Ioten q Le.sIIrJ
Class 3, for 1876.
To be drawn IN the Citf Of Baltimore, on Tues
day, Dec. Is, Is46-7S No. Lctery-l5
Drawn Ballots.