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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

TIE cost ~ To-, q -, , 500
~. w looNs ~ the Professional Schools IL
~, 49,, 20 lltcf ciig iur Mcdica school alout SIS ana
The ," s,lyo Slent see The text looks for any of
sore near tie University 'o 'e'hi' AZ po"k
uisrsttr ~, % candidates for admission into the u
,y under the foregoing Tegrat io,s arc en-,
invited and sutd addressed o tbc .iy
,N.s'y ,ci"re the lrst September al winch finn ,i
seectoh WI tc made los the Faculty ~ ''"0 w"
Icfs"ns interested, are re s.rrrd 10 tbc - o.,
,.t, =, ~, "a eenuies and districts Of the STATE ,
~ = shortly tOFw Srdcd copies OF Tive Snn,sl
VIC nihccfs aud students ofthe Iniversx e,,,y~
lug ic inlpIna'iou vh regard 10 the course OF st
utes lH tlic severed schools - 49,
ny order of Board al siion
i,e J. T.. CABELI.
-" Chairman Of the Faculty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
The New ohcans Commercial Tins Of In

The New Orleans Commercial Times Of the
9.h inst. says
melancholy instance Of srlftlcslruciinn
occurred IN the grave yard at Tallahassee. ON
The 2Jth ult. Ia the course OF the forrnnon ol
that day, Lonls Hoo, IT,, left ho,ne will, a
double barred gun, for tle purpose los lac s,id)
ol hunting lie did not return OF night. and
the following day his friends instituted a
search, which resulted in the discovery of his
lileless and mutiatcd remains From the
Indications II was judged that the unhappy
man must have rested his forehead upon The
nuz@le oi the gun aud discharged il by means
Ola suck. His brains were scattered in eve
~ ditcuon-a portion being lodged high up
'h a Tree directly over him. Ills features were
50 mutidted by swine or bullards. ib,t lint
Tor Isis clothes, il would have been inpo.,i .
bic to identity tllc CHASTITY aud appalling spec
t3cle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
A SOLDIER.S RIRIAL I'M MryIcn

A SOLDIERS BURIAL IN MEXICO. -
letter winter irom Alatamords To The Plea
yune; gives The following description of the
burial in that place of a Mexican soldier
The dead man was brought out of the hosni-
tall IN a long, wooden box, covered with
coarse black muslin. The men acted as bear
ers, each smokinga cigar. They were precc-
dcd some ten yards 10y band consisting of
a horn, clarionet, flute, and fife. Close be-
hind the corpse followed a boy with brand
ot fire, and ms pockets filled full OF India
crackers" These he pulled out one after a.
mother, and touched of on his chunk of fire.
Next followed a crowd OF women smoking ci
CARS. The bearers stopped several times,
changed their burden to "a fresh shoulder, and
lighted their cigars"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

" 70 wf-At Rni's held in fe Clert,. 90,
.l ~. ,hthH Supouuf touu ol Lac add tb.,r,,,
I"t it if county uu Muudat to I'D 49,. l -. ~
Ii"nas browse Winisin g. fcfey.o41 " '''"' co
e"d Robert Patterson. Compiainssts
lh"Wts W. Comm snd Ann Bis wa. 4 T., ,.......
if'd J. Hllafl, isaac tOf,, Anal '''-
M"'.s ". his wife and Henry ffnsrf
s--,tt- befrndanfs
Ffihi~ dl} r1Hnc fhc Catnfin lrstlf- L. ,l.,.. ..,
- oid h'oi their 700 of et'.lr..,af y. ~ ~,
'''''.ntNi- hui having entered ti.rif ... ...
~ eff"' iinr We Jew AND tar fu.ss 81 ff.. Coz,
u,l.,f "i't ~ .aiisifciofy evidence Usf ifr ...f
y, .intHit afr Uu. inhabitants UT fti. e.. ~. rt '
,,,,i ~. ~ W anpialntins W their tani.aI 81 . III.
800 ie iid lcirndauts 90 ruretf hrrr III f,-. =.
d., MN, ri '.I3 guy " Gee ufft Moufat af s.fts,.
al. ~ ~ .'.d anstrr iHr f.u oi ih. t....I. ri. ~
w "' t'... order if inalf iel Goo i,, l...,...
,..., IT. ~ h l'trr tIfios snd t.sgrffr /. ,.....-
q. .'l ~ iuc rIiy uf IS httIiaq Ed tl.,.Ia, -
~ "'"f I'll HE tuuu lau.t 81. M. ....,t.
juIf 4. WIN u. HICKMAN.
mn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
THE COMMERCIAL EMPORIUM

The JoHrHul Of COnumerce gives the follow
ing synopsiso of Dogsets Directory for the cur
rent year There are few who have an a,lc-
quate conception OF the magnitude ol that
great metropolis. Some idea may be formed
from the few facts which are here subjoinctt.
The number ofnamcsin the Dictory for
1867, is G5 SIS
The number oil names for 1915 was 81 1873
Increase of names this year, ,5O5
New names this year, o., $40
Names in London Z. o. Commercial
DreCtory.) SIG
Names in New York Directory, 65,S35
Difference, 29OS
This publication, when compared with 9th
CT Directories as regards the number of names,
ranks as the third in magnitude-those of Lon
don aud Paris only exceeding in this partcu-
lar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

INGENIOUS TESr.-A few days ago. a
merchant, IN prosecuting his morning tour in
the suburbs OF Edinburgh, found purse. con
tanning considerable sum of money. lie
observed a lady at distance, who he thought
would be- the loser Determined to be correct
ne iell upon strange yet ingenious plan.-
lie resolved To act the part Ola ''poor distress
ed irsdesman,' and boldly went forward. hat
IN hand, aud asked aims. This was answer.
ed with polite "Go way have nothing 10
give you The man, however PERSISTED in
his entreaties, would not go until Inc had relief
Tor his furnishing wife and children. The la
dy al last tondescnded; but, TO her dismay.
found that the wherewith was gone. The
merchant now satisfied that he was correct .
with polite bow returned the purse with am
advice that ia luture she should be- more gen
erous To the distressed and destitute.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

ocluCr inc icnehis OF educ alton at the University a
Na'Hic as Tar IS practicable Ineritorious Young
on 81 limited means, and Thereby Co extend the useful
mess OF The Institution the Board OF Visitors
meeting, ordered that student from each Senatorial
District sAii admitted without paw OF the Profess
soi' ie- aud without charge for any OF the University
uus ""'~ ana penalties excepted and that for tile eusu-
ig AcadenoS year, commencing first of October
'i SiSii le n'shc Wy The Faculty, upon such
honias as SHAH lc laid before them behsI OF the APP
Inc following information, with regard TO the qualaca
ps W - 'quirc OF The Candidates, aud the necessary
expense oi one sfs on of nine months the University
~ gwen for thc benefit OF persons Interested ''
j. The applicant mus lc over sixteen wears old 4.
desired ~ state is sc aud isnate The several sc-
- the University o may wish enter being prescribed
~ t OF the Visitors. that every student an.
der the age ot.weuy years attend al least three
9 ihS schools enumerated in The follow list - the
aCu"l iot good cause Shown SHAH allow him attend
les 'h"n three J. Aneicnt Languages; =. Modern Ian
s u"ges >, Msihcmm,os =. Natural Philosophy; s. Cho-
m'ty Si'd Mstcila Mciica u. Medicine; :. Anatomy
and Surgery :. Moral Philosophy a. Law.
90, =" s,',on' " a, T. admitted INTO the school OF Maih
@ > y, 'iiat nl NSiurai Philosophy who has not IA
niiar acquaintance with all the branches OF a.
i's'le, END none in.o The school OF Ancient Iangusg
- u,ss qualified ~ The judgement OF the Professor
,"i'ie, leading The higher Latin Greek classics
Ay cs'didSte VINO may desire to enter these schools
s. "ci satisfactory testimonials going show that
ts te requisite quallhC and all Il -
Hed uai applicants shall furnish isfactory CIV dcnr
eu Snlll'y to poht iy tie instruction gwen the a..
i.Slsiy as wen as % iong undoubtedly Of good NOR
D. An such applicants shan furnish satisfactory owl,
ma neither loy nor their PSfeis ara IN situation
, ' 81 ry'SsA "i tcr education; hut when admit.
toy sliail sSid IN all respects footing
We W oliier students of iie University.
sll 49, s,ih OF uelr connection with the University
wv " sSls, uey icnig sn' Jort, - other students
.NPur'oh or dfsmisson, a. well the minor puui.,-
rs ~ 800 OF sfeai proficiency Ibis may 10
or S purpose 81 reducing. far practicable tile
az lsS Sl'n students II y ordered that tho prize
session OF nine mouiIR ~ ~ ''iS
:, Iie whole eSpe,se~ arc esl mated as follows.
'', 10 laeHilns Diet, Lodging, Washing and Atten.
ruc T s"d i,ph,. c.,im,,c,,, 500
TcxtioSts IN, ,j n,.,'S 80 1, AZ Is
s3oul ' '''''o''' average
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

VETALL fAPEH--IO0 pieces ~ ihat teso,io,l A.,
~ Die lspef y th Columns Csps Bees and I,.,gs.y
20 - appropriate r Halls. iast rnsris,f an sd
p 70 cur ionof one a-soriiucnt III Psrog Cf.,e- -
Han D eieff,iy JyJi Ia r. non NUpgs,g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

BEAUTlFULSCU LPrURE.-Mr. Brown.
a Boston sculptor now in Italy, whose works
show remarkable genius. has completed a
work which has just arrived here. The snb.
Jet IS Jesus ! ssing little children. ID j.,
executed on slab OF white marble. i'm alto re-.
lievo, being intended for a tu,nb in MouniAu.
burn. The conception Is simple and very
beautiful, aud II seems 60 ~ meet very sue
ccsslnlly the high acquisitions which a lofty
rehgious sentiment would impose ON such A.
desgn- The execution 10 very careful and
expressive.
IL has been wrought for Mr. Charles II. IN.
bridge. who has b en- kind enough 10 leave II
for the qualification Of the public st NJ,
Munle's bookstore lie has secured to tb,
country sn admirable work Of art Bosi. u.
Adp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22


FLYING kTTES.--A fsvodte annsemou,
Oh iHt great oh over Hindost8n. alta psriirn.
lar s"as"u Of the year is thc a,ina 6f p,uc,
Mie- siudhIa. ihe Mohmita chiensiu. g6lht
" .'nt'ey evening pouskiugo tbi. prince.
" diversion, attended by large bodies ofcay.
aIrr}mp'UNcd l0 Keep lhc gf0uul. rbr lite.
have no tori aud baI some rssenblsura III,
-hup" - ihe acc oi clubs Nafrle. sr. f,ugIt
with them. auj frequently iur l.fee sun.
which Dec loses Who's s'uue'is rut. and bi- H.,
isrcckonrd lawful plumber inf ihe ,r,vts..
scmhIcd Go see thc spmt a comm. /, i.,, !,
pounded glass, called aaH5uH b, ribbd ,,,.,
iIc string to make 30 cut anil Ior tlns ,,,,,.,..,
~ The empty bottles of the n.i,iaury g..
pat 30 requl.ition BIS ihe SiuIhm. vbo .i.,
goes to tlt expense OF having lie, and .tripo.
brought iof bin from Drlhi which +. rrl.t,,
ted lof thcir manufacture Ridiculous ~ :,
may appear no small degree 0l skil and 80.
perlcncc is requisite io mauase ou. Df g,..,
kiics go as 90 gaina victory
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

= CON superior Court q Law 80 f.,sse.,,,
'''I 90 ONO 80 iho iaosti, 81 Juiy. lss6.
r'o,Ide1cs Woua's : IFS sss-
Aaalna
''''''' " '''m tfsig end Nolis Mounts
~ u'rHd.nt' Crsir snd Wonufs sos $500, s.,.r
~, ~ ..i'. 20 riFtu security arfoffIny III t.r 80
fit -Hd Che rules oflhis 6o,,rf. ana Il .,I....,
pf1gi iiiHi tiey ere Nos nissi,isnts ~ 80,
'."'f.i'. OF virginia. ON ul0ffan nftte f...,ai-I
''"i@'.. % uf'iffei liisi ste s.if A isrI,.i a.,
h COG iHe rfsi fsy 81 tiio nest d I'D go, ~ -.
'tt "" a.htf llc Complainant tu and 49, -.
~ r.. 'l.. .''f F iofihw E inrcfird n s,iinr ,.,e..
~ fiHl'h n SIC rff o Wigeii1r Gr t,t, ,,,a.ts- 80
t'ft Hfd lfaifi 90 soc lr0ff disr III ~. e. t.
Fl vlrf souuiJ. a cops tc.tc ''u' h'Hr'
Nn.., AK. r LupEy. clerk
fv u Dan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
w ih6l MY, SS.it rulos held In tho CI.,t, a.. ~
thc Circuit Superior o,rt ~, - - ~, = pn'erot
=, h,"he on NE llih day Of Juiy, Isf6


spi i, I, s"ls Joseph banknsop David Marley
" tI-"h Mafklvs NOT having entered tie,, &c.,
AID 49,, iY eccDrting To- the Act 81 A.seiuhly
~ . ~ 'nis onft and b appearing ~ ssfisfseto
49, i'' 'iRi tee ere not uhafiiants a. tbs 1900,
~ yi'l ha tiie said defendants do aptsss to-, ~,
& Wy or We newt faitcfm aud answer tbs hiiI ~
20 "a III G ' WA COPY ofthis order H. GsrtI,,, IN ia
,,l pr ihc Neciing Time. aud Adverti.e, 81, to
49, l'f ETY. ard posted az tiie mont aosr - d.
A. KUHN. CLERK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

~ "a lh&s. Rectsfed whisky Tor sale q,
~ u HALL's AUCTION ROOM
a GENERAL INVITATION.
ITO AZ persons slng purchase anv article ina ia,
= .,l goods way. ~ Tie SEASON IS advancing and we
" i-i 10 reduce our stock To- make room fr a lrr~s i.
fl we are determined 10 sell very reduced pris Oar
"N {" present. - very large. and great variety The
Wise 40 u ON account of ny inc oar Second supply
w us s'e.pn a short time bach aud wc iuy ef,t-
Nps"l h New hork, We satisfied thai we can ol,f
iuuc'ptis aa ooiOi ic surpassed Is ans uuse in
, ~, NONE excepted lfoncrinr great Inducements
WIZ '-Nc ''oehel "a set that b luH Determination
-. JOHNSTON 4 BEHRYlIfTI,.
W l"csaic and retail teaiers n Foreign aud BONES.
- 80 Nc dfy soots, 30. ~, Maiust Wlcciing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
A NIGHT AMONG THE MUSoUrroESIN
TEXAS

We shah never forget the first night we
slept, or attempted tU sleep, on one ot the o.
pen pmiies i'm Western Texas, some eight
years ago. Night came ON with sultry atmos-
pherc, the souiherly breeze, which usually
prevails, night and day, at this season of the
year, having died away at sunset. Our party,
some fifteen in number. had cncampcd on
small stream oi brdckish water, and near us
was a little Copse, or al the Mcxicans term it.
motto OF timber. Having made our even
ing repast. the ia,igues ot the day gave us an
early inclination to sleep, for which due prep
aration was made. No sooner, however, had
night commenced than we were visited by
millions upon millions of mosquitoes, first
ssiluIing us with their music, and afterwards
presenting us with their bill. Our beds were
made upon the ground, thick carpeting OF
grass and blanket underneath, blanket and
the blue and starry heavens above. Musqpi-
To bars were missing on the occosion-and a
sad omission il was, for with the myIiltIs oil
troublesome visit0nts with which we were
assdiled, sleep ''was nowhere" They lii up
on us like pelting ruin. One could scarce
y breathe without taking them in with his
breath. BY single blow of the hand upon
the cheek, thousands could be slain. but
thrice the number seemed To be fitting by
and around, To fill up the gap. The air was
literally laden with them. and had it been ia,
time, we verify believe they would have OBJ
secured the face of the sun. 1t was in vain
that we kindled up fires about our camp, viii
tn, hope oLdriying the enemy of by the smoke
the wind was at lull, and the smOk,
went straight up to the heavens. 1t was an
awful, and we may add, sanguinary night
that night upon the prairie, among the mus
quitoes ii was worse-lar worse than would
have been IA night among the wolves 81
graphically described by writer of the day.
We have made alusi~n TO this fact Just now
Tor the sole purpose of admonishing such oil
our friends as may leave for Texas, that the>
must be prepared TO encounter at least one
enemy, where il blood be not actually spilled
II Will be extracted on the suction principle
Mobile AdU.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
RATES OF DISCOUNT
CORRECTED wEEKLY

PENNSYLVANIA. Hamilton Is 2
Banks ol Pittsurgh par Granville DO
Philadelphia par Farmers Blk Canton 80 il
Eir.rl R.nk' lrit.na ID 1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

bet Us now look at the fluctuations in ia, +
poIia'ions, which ia round numbers, amour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

Western Reserve pa
franklin Blk COLIN"
hlicoihc "
Lake Erie a.
NCloto
Lancaster Il
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20
MARANsBvRa ACADEMY.
WINTER SESSION.


EgyHE Trustees regret to announce that Ar
II chibald Cary, Esq, the late Principal OF
this Institution. has resigned.
They are at the same tine happy to be ena-
bled 70 recommend as his successor, GEORGE
ALEXANDER PoRTkRFIELD, Esq, native of
our County; a graduate Of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute at Lexington and recently a
teacher in the Richmond Classical and Math-
ematica Institute.
The terms Of Tuition win be the same as
heretofore -
For Classical Scholars learning Latin and
and Greek, per session Of 5 months, SIS
For English pupils, including the higher
branches Of Mathematical studies, 10
For the French language, there will be a
separate but moderate charge.
The Trustees earnestly recommend to the
pablo the importance Of giving their counts-
nance and patronage to this useful Institution
the only School IN the County calculated to
prepare youths for College, (many former pu-
pills having entered the Junior Classes imme-
diaiely from this shool,) or if collegiate edu-
cation is not desired, OF giving to our children
a sound, practical, classical education.
The School viii be opened on Tuesday, tbs
Isl Of September. The pupils are requested to
attend on that day with their books
PHIL. g. PENDLETON, Prest.
ID. II. CONRAD,
JAMES CHISHOLM,
RICHARD McSHERRY,
JOHN STRoTHER, Secy. Trustees
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20
81 Mar k'rGjecs!--Grens sn-
duceD,ents for .7drcnturers to enrich them

esGn ON every 800 nett guaranteed
eJOO back, at the worst luck, BY Emory
4 Co., when tickets 10 the amount Of $500 are
ordered. The purchaser may select any Lot
tery--ean take regular packages of tickets or
shares, or portion of each, or can have promis-
cuous tickets, and out OF as many different
packages as may be desired, or any particular
numbers that he may fancy to run upon.
Emory s Co. are the only vendors in the
United States, that ever offered such superior
chances 10 ticket buyers. 1t will be seen that
we risk more on the guarantee than the pur-
chaser but we are not the least fearful of the
result, as we are confident that among such a
vast quantity Of tickets there must be drawn
several three number prizes, and very probably
some of the capitals. If shares are taken in a
s. scheme, it will give the adyeniurer fleeipe
hundred auDibers; and if in a t2l Lottery
twice the former number.
On the receipt Of 500, we viii forward the
certificate of tickets that cost $500.
Now is the time for clubs TO be formed In
this way the risk individually will not be large.
For ourselves we have every confidence in
glorious result of the needful; let the project
be tried. Address EMORY & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20
NEartinsburg Academy.

H1HE next Session Of this Institution will
n commence on Tuesday the LIST IF Septem-
Der. The course of instruction will be similar
to that generally adoptedin Academies through
out the country. If it be ia accordance with
the wishes Of parents and guardians patronising
the Academy, the pupils will be formed into a
Company for the purpose Of receiving Militia
nv instruction This duty will be SO arranged
as not to interfere with the academic studies.
G.. A. PORTERFIELD,
Aug. 20, lS46-2w Principal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20
WIN CRIES it5al2
W r. DaC Al col. LIE e. Il

iFHSIlE Course of Lectures in this Institution
| n viii commence on the LIST Monday OF
October. and terminate the last ofMay.
The chairs are filled by the following gentle
men,
HUGH II. MCGUIRE, M. ID. Professor
Of Surgery:
DANIEL CONRAD, NJ. D. Professor Of
Anatomy and Physiology:
! J. PHILIP SMITH. M. u. Professor OF
Theory and Practice Of Medicine
JOHN J. II. STRAlrH, M. ID. Professor
Of Obstetrics, Diseases of Women and Child
rsn, and Medical Jurisprudence:
VIM. A. BRADFORD, NJ. ID. Professor
Of Chemistry and Materia Medica.
| The term instruction being s months .(dou-
bic the usual PERIOD will afford ample time
to the Student 10 revise and keep pace with
the Lectures, thus obviating the necessity of
preparatory study.
The Student will also have frequent oppor-
tunities of attending Clinics. and the very ex
tensive surgical practice of the Professor of
that branch, will afford large field for obser-
yation and improvement.
Every facility will be offered for acquiring a
thorough knowledge Of Practical Anatomy.
| The fee Tor each course of Lectures is 20
dollars.
| Dissecting ticket 10 dollars. Boarding can
be procured IN Winchester, Va. at a very low
rate, perhaps cheaper than any town in the
Union of the same size.
Individuals DESTROYS of attending the Lee
lures can procure information by applying to
any of the Professors.
DANIEL CONRAD, Dean.
Winchester, Va. July so, lS46-l0w
N. B.-An announcement in pamphlet
form, detailing the course of each department,
and the unusual advantages Offered in this
school, will be forwarded on application to the
| Dean
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20
opTIcrAN.
DsSs0gufioss.

HElE Partnership heretofore existing I'M
n der the name and firm Of Nc ExpREE &.
Hammond, is this day Duly 30,) dissolved BY
mutual consent
John ii. McEndree.
JOHN r. .H'E.NDREE,
WILLL4sN ILaINO .ND.
Shepherdstown, Aug. 6, ls46
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20
NEW YORK FALL TRADE-Is4,

urrsEEr wHAxERccEs &c
Nassau ST. Manuia.J
Umbrellas Pasous, Shades
silks. Gghams, Furniture &C Dealers from all part
ofhe al invited call
description made order Dngns ~
recMd, and Harped gae stsxsr
-CARSE s. READ Spruce
STOVES. BELLS
Caasbsns Mdn
KaGa CAuch,F etm .aMd a. 81
HICKoK S co, 239 Water Street
established has fourteen devo
will
forwarded to them BY sending their address, post paid
SsawHrG- COMPANY.
No
Families
THE NEW YORK CANTON l25 Chatham 63
oldest Merchants
wishing for the sale of Packed Teas mmanyn
by prepaid
American Museum Boots Nbos
be the sold the "Guck sales and small profits
orTIcrAN.
JOHN ROACH
general for Wholesale Dealers
n
New York. August o. 1916
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20
MISS MARY SUSAN LITTLE

INTENDS opening School in Martins
i burg, on Monday nert, the 2fh Of august,
and those who will favor her by entrusting
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 to their mental and moral
culture Branches the same as formerly taught
in Mrs LIrrLE's School.
Aug % 1S46-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20

A Ii persons knowing themselves to be in
N debted to the subscriber, prior to January
lst, 1916, either by Note or Account, are re-
specially requested TO call and settle their ac-
counts, either by payment or note, and all
those indebted by note will confer favor by
making payment of a part, if not all.
JOHN Fl. .M'LsNDREE.
Shepherdstown, Aug. 6, 1876.