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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23
Da'. SFe'6gEsh's

A n O ID Y n f. O p O ID Il l. ID Q C,
A n excellent remedy for Rheumatic afec-
IA tons. Bruises. Sprains, lndolent Swell
inaS, Chilblains, Sore Throat, sc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- "A certain and safe destroyerof Worms,
extensively used and iavoraby known. Its
efficacy warranted.
GTRAITH'S HEPATIC (.f1tibilious)
- PlLLS-An excellent purgatiye in all ca
SEES of ordinary indispoStion, arising from bill
ious arrangement as indicated by Headache,
Thirst, Foul Tongue, Loss Of Appetite, Maui
sea and Fever.
GTRAITH'S TOOTH-ACHE BALM
- A prompt end sure remedy for Iooth-ache
effect wananedl
These Medicines are all prepared with great
care from the original prescriptions Of Or. John
J. II. Suaith, Of Charlestown. Va, under his
own inspection, and are therefore recommend
ed with great confidence 10 the public.
All Of the above Medicines are for sale by
JOHN II. LlKENS, Ma1tinsburg; John II.
McEndree, Shepherds,own; Thomas Lock s
Co.. Smithfeld; and A. M. Crider, Harper's-
Ferry July IL, lS45-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23

SUBsoIL PLowING.-J Nj. Weeks, in the Bos-
ton Culdyator, says that in blowing loan, about
seven inches deep fer the surface soil, and eight
inches deeper for subsoil, the latter was nearly
one-iourth easier for the team than the surface
blowing. Butin clay, where the surface was
ioosened six inches, and thesubsoil, eightinches,
the latter required nearly one fourth mora
strength Of team.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23
: CO-E sss'saeR s'SEsE2p.
UYIIE subscribers have formed a o-partncr
n ship with a view to transacta
GROCERY AND COMMISSION

5f3@Ea E4%@,
in Georgetown. d. c., under theuaneand firm
of ROBiNSON & ANDERSON They Wi.
occupy Robinsons's large Warehouse situated
on Water St, between Scotch Row Tor Duck
Lane) and Frederick St, fronting the River
southa and the Canainorth. Ia announcing this
partnership, the undersigned deem ltonly
necessary, at present, 10 say 10 the dealers il
Groceries, thai they viii endeayor to keep heir
stock of Goods at all times complete, and will
offer them at such prices as must insure them a
liberal share ofthe trade; andto those who may
favor them with consignments, they pledge
themselves TO makeevery effort to furnish salts
factory returns. VIM. ROBINSON,
VIM. J. ANDERSON.
August Z, lS45-u
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E0,,,iiu FE0lsr.

A FEW Barrels Of WHITE WIIE.aT
"a Family FLOUR, manufactured at
Aaron Hibberd's Mill, for sale by
Feb. IL DANL. S. WHITE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23

ETIRGINlA:-Inthe County CourofBerke-
' ley. March term, 1876,
Robert 7. BTyarly, PtD.
Isabella J. Gorrel. Sc. DIS.
IN CTLasN'CERY
The defendants, Washington Henshaw,
William H. Iienshaw, James Ripper and 81
eanor.his wife, Charles Henshaw and James
l.. Henshaw, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according 10 law and
the rules Of the Court, and it appearing to the
Court that they are not inhabitants Of this Com
lnonweailh, II IS Ordered that the defendants
do appear here on the second Monday in June,
1876. and answer Inc bill of the plaintiff; and
that this order be published IN the Martinsburg
Gazette fer TWO months successfully, and post
ed at the front door Of the Court House OF this
County.
IL9RRTSON W,4I7'E, c. p. c.
April 2, l54G-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23

Mr. Editor have taken your paper some
eight or nine years, but do not recolect hay.
ing seen anything about burning straw as ma
nure for summer ALLOW. have tried the
experiment two or three lines. The course
have pursued is as follows: Iplow my ground
the fore part Of the season, harrow il down
well, and then draw out the old straw thatwas
stacked the year before, and which is quite
dry. spread II six or eight inches thick. as it
lies loose on the ground, ana il LAYS a month
or six weeks. When get ready 10 sow my
wheat, SET fire 10 the straw. The effect
produced is equal TO a good coat Of weller
mented manure. My wheat often turns out
at The rate OBS TO 40 bushels per acre have
tried burning the straw on sandy, grayelly.
and clayey soils with good effect.
Now ask what produces the effect desert
bed: Is il the ashes, and how do they oper
ate +. II. PARSHALf.
Farmerspills, Seneca Co. NJ Y, Feb, 1916.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23

Z HAVE taken the Warehouse of MIR. Wm
Il Kroesen, at the Rail Road, and have con
nected the FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION with the GROCERY BUSl-
NESS Flour and other articles of Produce
entrusted to my care, will be forwarded imme-
diately with moderate charge
VIII at all times pay fair price in cash OF
Groceries for Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Rye.
April 24. 1876. JOHN JAMESON.
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Servants Egianfed.
CyogersPed.

rFNHE undersigned has 20 bushels of prime
n Cloverseed on hand and for sale.
Jan. Is DANL. S. WHITE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23

NN7INTER STRAINED SPERM AND
Wv FISH OIL4-Justreceivedan and inland
a pure article of Sperm and Fish-Oil, which
] will sell low. WIN. kROESEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23
sss1ss..ss fggs711 6sas al =
z .sssss.s. Es7-
w asRaifR gfOn KT0escEl
FORWARDING fND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ESGu Road Esep0s,
bIARTENsBURG, VA.

fE7HE undersigned would respectfully IN
4 form his friends and the public, that he is
now conducting general
Commission 81 Forwarding
EU SIai&Ss
His arrangements enable him 10 receive and
forward without delay any thing which may
be offered. Particular attention will be paid TO
receiving and forwarding Flour and other Pro
duce toand from the Easterna and Westemmar-
kets. His House is situated at the foot Of Mar
tin Street, Immediately bordering on the Rad
Road and is easy OF access by wagons, &c
His friends, who may entrust him with their
business, may rest assured that there will be
no preferences given to any one IN the forward
ing OF their Flour, &c, to the Eastern markets.
In the absence of express instructions, will
act for my friends and customers as if acting
for myself.
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
May %, 1874.
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ssnrseY,a Hermitage

WARRANTED inferior to no other pre-
w paraton ever offered to the public for
the destruction Of IIorms in Children. Hun
dreds of certificates can be obtained from the
most respectable citizens OF Berkeley County
of its superiority. II is only prepared by VIM.
DORSEY, Druggist, MartnsbuTg, who has
il wholesale and retail for sale. Jan %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23

EsIce and NgaCarngsa.

DICE, Alacarona, Box and Keg Rasins,
z L just received and for sale by
March GO ID. S. JVIIITE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23

Isabella J. Gorrcll. Sc.
IN CTLasNCERY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14
Uin0ow Gha0es
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. I 81

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No Sprqest-Es
w lsblished IL 1870 The subscribers having niied up
splendid Show Room for the accommodation OF Their
customers and having made arrangements Win one oil
celebrated houses Paris. they Will be receiving
every packet Of the choicest designs and VIII there
fore be enabled supply their customers Win Snades oil
every pattern hind OF size.
Amongst which may be found some rch Views on The
Rhine in SwtzersudcorrecI copies OF some OF ine mos
celebrated Arcenl and Modern Cstheir IN Europe be-
sides variety OF beautiful Scripture Pieces Aboeys and
Goiics OF every kind Landscapes IL any qusruty from
the light any airy Moravian foang uNurousy along me
quiet ripple. OF romantic lake, the soubre,
Looarcean, rrpo-ing the ruins of stone and
fallen tower.
All Shades painted with tie best OF oil co!ors and
hem 10 wash and net 70 ,cur or CRACK Every
Shade bought of aaa answering the '.coAeuua
lion, will b. cheeriuIiy exchanged.
We have great pains in selecting New Designs for
the express purpose Of accommodating our retail
and they will only have choice STOCK 10 select iron
least - per Our facilities for executing or
drrs no.o be surpassed Persons by choosing -r own
views have them copied correctly
Signs Banners snd Interior Decorations done II az
mott nc surpassed. Trimmings OF a. Anls SHsdss
exhibited wiki the creates. pleasure
Show Room to fee. doep By . wide ample space 10 &c
comuiods;- least 60 customers time store open
al sunrise aud closed al
SARTOL L DE MAuNY, Manufacturers sud I'M
ms im ror,ers, spruce-.t. four doors from Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

INSCRIBED TO JULIA L NoRTHALL.
ILovx the North. the Snowy North-was born and
tn,ed there and bare;
Nj sports Ger its valleys green. It's mountains oeaA
And still love the Sunny South more beautiful dnc rare
Where balm Is on the wsvy woods and fragrance In tse
air.
would no, leave my mountain home its atars old and
dear TEAR
rlum'd by many CHERISHED smile, bedcwd by many
And sill my heart takes wing at times for skies more
doe, and clear Through all the yesr.
Where orange bowers and jasmine leaves e'e green
The Snowy North my Fa.herand fondy cling to thee
egb, eyes are thine hearts and hands and spirits
''''eA' 80 Egreeted me
And %. lovo the Sunny South, where friends have
wnb ewes rs bright and hands as warm as shall ever
No stain is on our Northern bills valleys broad and
cream keen;
H.de the blood our fathers shed when Tyranny grew
And though the Sunny South be marrd by spots that
,h,ds her ,been. Iout ween !
The blood she mingled with sres should blot them
The Snowy North the Sunny south-the oak tree ana
the vine,
sill NAV The Oak be firm OF root, the Ivy round t"ine'
And m them both let Freedoms Sun forever brightly
.b;ne [of mine.
love them BOTH they both have won this yielding heart
a,,,.1 10 1916 c. D. STUART.
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FRENCH WINDOW SHADES

'KENtH WINDUW SffAVES. =. . ~ -.
lord 2S9. Broadway has made arra2 gements % receive
during The coming every style OF w ndow falnHnSs
panied Window Wire psint-d Window Shaces plain 90
correct copies OF Claude Lorraine Canova DFAao and oh-
eminent artists, paoiec IN encgring colors n every variety
OF landscape and scenery New style GotEc CorlnIlsn-
Donc Ionic, Roman aid GFecsn architectural ceslsAa
Plain and Vign-e French Scrolls, ScrPtira! views &c
y. S. Merchants buying 70 eel again. VIII be allowed
liberal discount Laiage Buildings nexi door 10 me cor
ner of ReCi.-s ulo
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tjuromarf, Mc.

AGENCY FOR MkNIFtCTUREp IRON.-
"A The Subscribers have taken tie agency OF this CITY, OF
the Reading Rolling Mills and will receive orders for
description Hoop Band Scroll Round and Square lrou
Rvet ron Bar lruu Sheet and Boiler Iron Shutter
Iron iron for boats locomotives sc. The iron made n
these Mills exclusively from Charcoal Cold
Bl5t P, aud reed Charcoal Blooms Is believed
10 oe superior quality any manufactured from An
thrace Pis They have hand $500 bundles sssor
ed Scros square and rUuut which hry Will he happy 10
sell nj low rstes aivet aud Ng Iron superior quality Tor
boilers und machinery purposes made 20 ORDER Al short mo-
lice. SHERMAN. AFN AIEi y %.
mis- - FultOn.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14
Second Board.
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.


Brjps New Orleans Bramhal, Bermuda, Nesmlth q
Walsh Augusta, Sherwood Savannah sturges Clear
Schrs Barton Mcintyre. Bristol, Navarro Fuller Bos.
ton Foster 4 Nickerson delaware Crosse south Am
boy
Ship Francois !, WhedoD, from Havre. teo 9n, with
;ndse TO Fox Livingston. Sailed in company with
ship Zurich for NYork Solon Apaachicola barks Jup
ter Chareson Mary Peasants and HarGrave. tor the
Gulf Lst45 50. Ion 4s % fell IN with immense neins oi
ice and was "a hours completely blocked up, saw sew
era large islands OF ice to the South oil lat 40 this was
on the 2lst of Feb again the 4th OF March In lat ~
A. lon SO 90 fell in with field Ice extending to the West
ward far we could discern was two days IN getting
clear had to the Sc. March 5h. lat az ~, lon
So saw large steamship bound Eastward 81 steerage
passengers.
Ship Persian, Robbins 90 ds im Noreans with cotton,
10 order.
Ship Arson Barkman DIS fin Charleston, cotton, to
Sutton.
Bark Adene Lincoln Of Boston, 20 DIS I'm EOrleans,
with pork &c. TO master 200 bbs Rowland s. Aspin-
wall 18th mat lat 80 10 Ion 7e As. spoke Danish brig
Columbus bound Charleston had Loaf his foretop-
mast foreop gallant Lat 50 IT, ion 7e so spoke
echr George Warren from Havana for NYork 9Th mat
of Cape Haiteras spoke brig General STARK hence ioi
Georgetown. ,..,
Bark Aim Durham, II ds from CaIdenas, Cuba, with
42s hhds molasses, to Arowsmith e. Wheeler; H.. .-
Brig Adaaido Burt 10 de fm Arecioo pR' with sugar
TO Badger e. Peck.
Bark Amos Patten, McNcar Is de from Mariel Cuba
with molasses, TO order.
Bark Almra, Kcazar, 10 DIS FIN Cardenas, with molas
ees, 10 order
Bark Nancy w Stevens Steveus, Is de I'm Norleans
with domestic produce, to J Ewen.
Brig Olivia Mclntire Is DIS fm Cardenas With Inolas-
ses, to Campeon Spcren 80
Brig America Pomroy. 10 DIS FIN Cardenas, Cuba, with
rnolasses, to Atwater & Milford
Brig Marian Gage, Read 10 de from Balize. honduras
with mdse to Blanco Passenger-A Knapp
Schr Susan Taylor Bryant, ds I'm Georgetown 81,
10 Badger & Peck March 5th. lat 80 So Ion 20 20 eil
in with schr Florence (of NYork from Long key with
salt bound 10 Edenton NC with loss of main BOOM sails
badly split boat and water casks stove Had been with
out water two days-supp!ied her with water, &c
Schr Holt Holt 10 DIS fun ST Marys, with lumber to
Nesmith L. Walsh.
Schr Little Mary Lord, Ia de fm Swansboro NC with
naval stores TO Depeyster & Whtmarsh.
Schr Lexington Irons, Georgetown with lumber, to
Badger 4 Peck.
Schr Julia. Martha, Peckhan, New Haven.
Schr Alfred, Rogers Philadelphia, ndse.
Schr Alexander. Bills, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Baltimore, Jarvis. Philadelphia, coal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

WATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver Ware, kc.-fur.
chssers are invited 10 examine The following articles
which offered tor sale low prices Duplex Lee:
Leplre and other Watches, by approved makers OF
imporarons in hns gold and silver Of the
latest styles, warranted time Cold Chains
Seals, Keys Rings Pins, Bracelet and every description
OF and fashionable Jewery. Silver Spoons. Ladies
Knives FORKS Plated aud Britannia Ware. Gold and Silver
Pencil Csses, Gold Pens Msnlul Clocks, end choice se
lection Of Fancy Goods Watches Jewslry, &c cleaned
and repaired LOCKWOOD / SCRiBSER,
Us PeaEl-sL OF F4lLonsL
n2i 4 oppo.u- Tfnit-f States Hose :
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HOT AIR FURNACE



NEALAkR's Patent improved Hot Air surfaces Tor
w hesne Dwellings, Stores, Churches. &c--These Fur
usces will heai economically and c!c-uuy .I- sir In 3e
apartment, 7 be sud hes 10y free to dryEesh last
Es-.
They 7O. lp aut-s ias persouai -oP-rvHcu o. III
rslkss Sh- teeuee and hsve Hitherto given enge .a'
faction and ARE In ali warranted perform well.
Reference n. w. Taylor ESQ Governor New-fof hos
pils Mr.. Chsres Starr. Superintendent DO EDWARD be
lent ESQ II WslSl; c. d. Rhodes, ESQ 10 Pear street
Mr.. Thomas McErs;h. l5i Nssssu.st; Mr. Geo W. Tuck
er, 206 Bowery HalfOrphan Asylum, oshaVeaue al
WIN. ?. Chapman. Brooklyn, MIR w c. Greene - 9ih-ut
Mr. j. h Ransom. 2O9 2d.l; Chemical Bans. Broadway
Mr. j. H. ASH 292 BroaIwsy Dr. Alfred WaSstsG. = " T.
yerly.place, Mr.. Geo. VI. Snow, 5Ntl-rI
,sI,i GEO WALKER. Nl2 Hrosd1Rs
rlNHE ULSTER iRDN W0Kh-, ssugeries, III
rer Couuty, y. Y, and compton Iron Works, New
Jersey IN fu operation Orders for Hoop sand
Scroll aud Bar Iron viii he promptly executed on app!ca-
ZION to JOSEPH TUCEEtAlAN, % WeStst- milo
EKUN WAKE HOUSE, II GfrruN tc-ss--h rcneys :
Brresc Sampson successors - h1uftihi, John-oL
Ayres Co Importers, ana dealers 10 Swedish Russs aud
Engsh Iron nails ship boat aud raj, rosd spikes rtye!s
boiler IRON nail rods osnd hoop and scroll on aud steel OF
NIL Minds w WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

pY ORDER OF the Honorable Charles ?. Dsly, Asso-
ID ciae Judge ofthe New-York Common Pieas-Notce Is
hereby gwen pursuant TO the provisions OF me statute h
uopresden debtors has issued against
the estate PLATT BULL and WILLIAM Z. BOARD-
MAN residents OF the State OF Alabama that the
VIII sold the payment of their debts unless they
pear and discharge such attachment according TO law,
within nine months publication of this notice
payment ot any debts due TO them BY residents
this State and the delivery them for their OF any
property within this Stale belonging them and the trans
Ter OF any such property by Them forbidden by law and
are void Dated the twenty-slNih day OF June, i5io
JAMES HUMPHREY. Il Wall-st-
ivll lAyyqrn Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
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1mcial-
LIST OF LETTERS
III. rsIsus. 81 SPECIAL AProlsrsEsT

.ovIxrl..n ~ TIE TsIBus. 81 SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
H. ind be u purifier Enacted,
* al advertisements made under the orders OF The Post
nsser General in newspaper newspapers, OF letters
for In any Pos OEce shall be inserted IN he paper
or papers, Of the place where The otac1
may BE- situs.ed. hrng tie lar geH ciJeuGs,Ss ta.t
Eev Port Offer Lu-v passed 'IDe - 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

EpY ORDER OF Daniel Pr4t., Supreme Court Conlms'
I'D soner Notice is hereby given pursuant to The pro's
tho authorizing attachments against aoscond-
ng and nonresident Debtors that attachment
has Issued the estate of julius j. Wood non-resi-
debtor aresdent OF Columbus IN the Stse OF ONO
and that the will be sold for the payment Of his debts
une. he appear and discharge such attachment according
10 law within months from the nrst publication OF ms
notice. And that the ent OF any debts due 10 nun ny
resdens this STATE delivery bin or for his
OF any property within this State belonging TO Aim and the
transfer any sach property by him. forbidden by law
and are void. Dated the 20lh day OF January. 1886.
i2i law9m FORBES sHELDON
Altorui-s for Attaching Creditors Syracuse. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

bY ORDER the Hon. Peter Gansevoort. fret Judge
- Of Albany County Courts, of the Degree OF Counselor
Law of the supreme Court Noucc Is hereby gwen pu
suant TO lhr provisions OF the authorizing Htach
against sbscon1ug concealed Hnc nonresident Jsb
os thai attachment has i-ued against the estate OF Fat
riCh McAddns hnoufe-deu debtor ana resident OF North
Hampton The Stale of Massachusetts, and that Tie same
will be sold for the payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment, according To law "hin
nine months from hr-t publication OF this notices and
that ayneu; o any debts due him by residents OF THIS
State and delivery him his OF any property
within This Stale belonging To him and the transfer OF any
such property ty hun forbidden by aw and are void
Dated the 2Yth day of September, So. ~
HILTON J. VAN WORST,
Attorneys oE Attaching Creditors, No 50 Stae-stfee Al
OIL lhW9M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14
Zeal 9staIr.
,ARM an ,CREs FnR 81 .OOO, bal

81 FARft OF 80 ACRES FOX Sl,0OO, one,
hirc wood and with house. tarn End AZ OfcHNu OI
- choice grated fruit sail Farm !. VEL ccntei Tor
raising peaches grapes and early fruit and v-s-sbes 70 be
among III Market being miles from hr Cam
den Amboy Rn Rost. and the di-lAncs from ;ts
village OF Spoiswcod, Ne~-Jefsey- luqgir- Of
FRANCIS SMITH,
,,tI 9a. No los. EEz %l-tn-.t New YORK
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WILDER's PATENT seI.msnder s.tes.- T. &.

NATILDER;s PATENT Salamanc-r safes -I tss
w can b. greater evidence Of the superiority o.
genuine WGrrs Patent SalsInsncrr Safe taan the sf
IN. inability OF other SAFE maEersto inveot enS i1iDS
MAKE any Improvement upon heir old inventions oy -
they care reputation o. their safes 70 lar s9a
t.sl with Wders Patent saianaDcef TIE s'e sl.els,
made ~ destroy Of Wfer'a Safes, by MAKING aa5
Ss!Enand twice the usu1! tacsnuss, u fuaeH,o .,
sell 10 convince every who vii lake The trouoIs ~
asligg;e he -UbJ-ctl OF the superior hrs-proo
WGers PsIeGt Schumacher Safes. Anotb-r TO INC 49,
very peasingl evidence OF the hi Oh estimation " ~
The pcbic hold H!!d-rs Paien. Safes IS Inc incre@-S
Innrd-lo which he has enlarged bis factory a. Ok
piled power machinery wHcn renders y. .rI
enviy- OF In. kind IN United sAI
Will ecab!. h!ir 10 furnish the best sngIe or double
der Safes ever odere3 to the public. - ,,,..,.t
SILAS c. HERRING, lSs W atn',' NJ
Silss c. Herring is he only person authorized o. con-
sell Schumacher Safe. In !hs State Suits bsve I ~ az
uleuced against Iuanuactors and purchasers Ana W.
lented 10 all VINO infringe my patent p.,.rve
milo 2WD3W o. "ILpEn- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14
G-as >NEwARK AND NEw-YORk-

u~oS sNEWARk AND NEW-NURk-
g A-Al.ii-iNsare l2t Cents.-The splendid steamer
PASSAlC, Capt John Gafy, will commence
her Trips cr ;h- Monday. March 18th, and un AS
follows uuui farther notice
Leave Newark al u O'Clock. A. NJ
Leave Bar :l4y-sL New-YOrk, at4 o'clock, p NJ.
Fcegh ri very reasonable rates, tor which nrro
are tor-hOu-es and agents both Newark aud New io'S
TINS PaAc bss large ANA spacious deck saloon elegant
~ furnished and great deck room both for freight ami pas
.,.y.,. ml22v'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

SaSEvES FARMS FOR sALE.-Part OF the -s-
.ae of The late Major William Edgar, containing frcr
100 -ach and being from one 20 three miles
from The Railroad Depot al Runway.
buildings; also I've small houses for renting
No gin pper Railway . acres with houses aac DATE
No Son me Woodbridge road, The South end OF ne
Homestead Farm 70 10 loo The purchaser insy
choose, with house and barn ~,
No -on woodbrds Sc road, 60 acres without build
i1gs, choice location
No Son The S.sr road, 80 acres VIII sralt house
No6-On me Star road co nearly 40. o
with house ard BARI and bounded on one sac oy "aJ
River. -, 49, =. -
No 7-ou the Stsr road Il with house and barn.
and bounded by The river
Also several snalle, ou woodland AID salt meadow
Alsoa Farm of 80 acres with good house and oas tou
from Orange on the road 10 &orrs,owu; with 80
are, OF pasture and woodland nearly adjoining. well cal
cula;ed for Dairy Sheep Farm
Also the house and lot adjoining the Homestead towards
the village; house new: Is acres
Also new and In Ohio Missouri and Tennessee foE sale
or exchange n 3. EDGAR, SO WaI-st)
WM. EDGAR. Railway. Executors.
GARRISON EDGAR,
Joha Edgar ofers for sale his Farm OF III
r,iIe Woodbridge. TIE land IN excellent condition
- S,awslns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14
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T-asao UPFV-IEIUN 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
>lis4p-i1 Line or Hartford via Now Haven.-Fsre TO
@Ss-rst1Sa-sIa New Haven 30 cents through to Hartford
- No chars hsrthsrns ,auuch and e.cg -lesti
boat EXPRESS Capt Htchcock WI leave pier foot Of
Roos-yr,t.t r. r. ever. rhesia, Thursday aud saturday
afternoon st o'clock. R.turas ahe Will leave New Hs
v-n every MONDAY Wednesday, ,Di Frdly evening. alto
O'CLOCK Tlr above hos! bui expressly for his route
And Wa nuil substantial manner, being cop
u.r, and That portion Of tho travelling
public i-,irru. nf seeing the fare 1t he ABOVE low
rn..s wiz do well the Express For freghI
M pa..nge-havlns -esant stae-rUpu sccommolaton--
apply on Dozri the boat, OF u J. ~ DlLrS, Agent
III SOutls. up stairs
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