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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

PANNtLL'S
ToCACCo A ~ CtGAR STOPE.
lUt nam 81 Near u. e. ~ Bank
fGB HEkE there has just i.-p received tbe t.,s,,
- ara hrtsi ass1uuicu Of ths t,st ifsais or 80.
Wl i'"i tne eu-sIgi HOUSE as BALTIMORE Thai ia. r.
, '.h iN WHO hr. call tud trv tntm. all who tr,
'iH "i thr neIirioF- Hrsfautc oftbc aromatic Uav5s
I ~ "hi Pc seed tLat such of cigars have
20 'H't. ic".t cen thought So tlIs market.
i".. oIirf ccf fa' cd rIsaHs are tI.. fi.u,ytns.
~. ~ ,,<Hi'.'"Ii "a Norma SEQ Ia Msriua
-. - ,'.'ieua fiNtl.uatrra tOfonas
.t, - t-stAa'-a 800 US t+reu ren Z. fnc
49,. - e.'-a 100 lEucifs. steamboat
',,,, 81 81 ii"'e Goo t1 dr is cruz
49, 49, a.' isaff tttO dp Jutfo SEM
,.t' you" ahHta $40 o. Manuel Hrrdou
l.e g i,t'o'a $3.50 30 Nifcfas dr Harng
o,'.. "'t btll chewing io ertu oi sI kilds sud
AW iH. H"i a. .rHtfd .fsnHs oi Kir hmond and
fh' "i st.. 3 i'' and p.ues. az ofsI4th Il
'.,i ht '""ialies thaf tey 500 please ti n,st fss
''''-7' aNa-at fJ sussO AJFANNEIL.
- Hils cHfrEn LOCKWOOD.
D. 20 Atom
ti -'.Af Arr'H salts received sud f1r sale hv
.''' FLEMING A. HUNTER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
w. W. RiLkN, PArrNTEE.
PATENTED Isa3.
RILNN,S PATENT OINTMENT
CANT BE BEiT

Il
~ oTlCE.--1he following cc-iiocs,cs are r-esep,sI
TO NC nul"ic, which niares beyond q doubt ule en-
'a'NS qnNnios 81 tins remedy.
r'S e H., wy Msai'9a Co leon
,q,c,@d W., thai most distressing al human com
psiu,c pes, nearly eight ycars, without receiving 4.
TIE v'rIuc 81 justly cce'r aci Pc Ointment a. re-
commended hy your accent. Mr. james T. uascr sut she
was entirely relieved hv tie ofouo bottle aud her
gene ~ hepith, winch had teen rad Tor the lat yess
WSs.niiey tfofcd. can therefore ehccrfiUv recon-
m"ad Riley, Pale ointment To ~ re-sou. ,foui isd with
that paini.il disease WILLIAM - CUNF.
ccrtty ,hS' have tcon afflicted severely Win ihc
piles TOT Tie ls.i voycs and sfer ous rome.
di's without obtaining relief wss Induced To- tr RI
,s etrsfed olntInsi or 'he Piles and oiaaur s.c.
Afflicted Win ihis painful dissass AMOS ,i9~'
tolunitus, .. octolcr H., 1913.
fAifIbN-Nunc genuine unless MAJ, f,-+,,,t ID.
The PS'cu'ecs. Up iu phia's made evrrs.r a., ,I 49,
pose cieT'd and scs od win engraved .eai,lth r.
'i s"'men' i"f e~, patented Jauua-y, l-7 y s,f.
cd onihe cork and cpyciupcdi with splendid ergr, a
wIsp.er sisucd ts ihe rsfcurce. '
Mos-rs. DAVIS 4 WILMER. Co,pr,r,s
r,..,..,.,. ''eucrai agents for tbs West.
JEfnD 8 60 -hnrrli "a Mn =" '''i''s' Va.
JAMES GLASCOE T. 60. CirrifIos,i ,,. cal. a.,
-
IIRGlNih.--IN Cu,Neguv-st Ppi.s brrd I'M a.,
tcrk'- oil &c or tIe ifcuu srircrtor CONF oi ~
August ls4C ~ '''' "'"'" o.
Jacobs shrivcr and William ". striyo, 7,,,.,,, y
liza Jane Isnc ty,idov OF PIstoI I,,,c Jet-,i 49,,
s"nuc .pfieg /aue. Edwin g. Zauc, CorncIia Ianr.
drcn AVID hrirs ~ ta,, Of tf, .st rf,, i,i o.il
VIZ" sue ~ H''@a Jane Zane, their neat ~icod:
CODpaiuaEts.
fsmucl Churehin p.,
ihc Defendant Samuel ChurchI1 not hsyins epf,,sj
"'iA ohtr snd EFcu security according to tie ar r
lr,'n'lY aud Tie rules ot ihss Court and h ~,
s"ls'at'efy pfoof tfai hC b. an ifialsnt of f COM
49," ANU ~ rrul1, on motion Dfths Comma ,
.,., u o ordered That tc said Defendant do appear
eieo on we hfs daf ofthe Fan term ofth otft st
s' we Oouplainafi- liiI, and that a cow of ti. or
Der r. ionhwith inserted m some ii p.intc5 ~
.hc ',1 az hce'ng for Two months sicer.lt. cg sd
Ns' o. TIE mont door Of TIE Court Iior.e Ohio
- a. N''if "f.' ALEN. a. LAtDkEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
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LADIES SLIPPERS


n'rt Asuma uoa, soaS end o. Ma,sat s e ss
do do Csio,ps sI . ars s''il'''
Also Trunk Of Ladies D ur Cosrcd Hair Z. alder, Al
"I WNish "ill D. sold low ipT cash.
july TODD HOWELL
4 ,AMr BLACK. Isoob., Lamp Black. fof eby
- y - JAMES BAKER
700 ErGs EXTRA QUALITY wuirr lr,p
1000 Lns. crMcorALz4Nz,n,n. for a.. by
JAMES BAKER p
800 LIS cANruoR REFINED. received and 70,
u =" janis BAKER.
} ToNs RED LEAD. forsnie t,
JtMrsEtErn
10 hnLs. SPIRITS rURrENrJNr af.s,.t,
JANIS BAKER
IS mis- vARNIsuo Ola superior qua.,,, sr.s,.r,
-l JANIS BAKER
60 snis No9 MAcKrREl
70 lido s eo
50 No Prime SIZED
j. 10 40 DO ee"iyotinsday snl e.rsfel2
, vs.. PAXTON a co.
GorFEE-eso nsr. Rio cors.
- ~ pucktfs old GoFernH.sat go, s.,4.. &c.,.
90 aH' Tor sa'e by Jcls > " FAXTot ! f,,'
- CASKS BISON sALTs-Ueee.ests and e., ..., ~.
HlitoN a MORRISON
irsIoJH-frcsh rfouud rsuu, rl,s, e.,., .,..
N'i'' n"H}s "n bend and ~ sa.e 81 iIs sf ....t
LASTS IASIS
II hAEREL Mes's rsrsInmon Lssis
M - ~ q"
lg.i fe1efed 81 tiie souui Ead of Wsrssi ssr,ro
TODD nov I'LL.
= i,oN i5oo Hs.nans. Dc otop- slouii,.. .oo,.
.'.. i'f .a.s iF Ug trt.fr
900 rnis % floissaes
~" au to % as
'-'''''i' o Faiaf received snH fr sa.s p,
FILMING q hrvrw. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

hf Feff tfefui ed 90 90 thU Agent when t..s ...
- nafthtf ll, iAtH sou are sure af tIf eef,l.s ~
n i YOU fhffla'f piiffWiHe enquire Whether tf. e.,
49, ceiling lfh Knows ihe Pills he ufrr. t05f -rs
hfanafehf llIs Every usn kuugls 81 heller ~. ~.
~ % offft lnI te trus 0f 'fsC. Beware III rbest
~ etosf tanaic mei.tre fof saie boo N helm. ia
w - n DIAIIBFfIU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

Hschriah Humphrey. Ma-dEine rnuirhrcv George
aslinrton lumrrhrCy. Eila' q b Purnphres wife ot
MuIiSn rum 'hey. decs t-ci. Cassander Ni--tnia
rum ufcy, infant cll.a and t a. law of Inc said Wi
ham fgmphrcy. dcccAss.i. iv,vls HuU and Tfisa b.
VIE, Melissa Humphrey, Catherine Iumphrey ana
tatoiuc Fumphcv, infant children Of the said lsehn.
ran humphrey Eeasiu PumPhrcy and John a. Good.
Defendants.
The defendant Rcasin Humphrey not haV ur entefs I'd
- appearance aud gwen security according 10 thr act ~
Assehi AMI TIE rules ~ ths cnri. and - aprosfug rs
satisfactory PROOF h6i De 81 net nha uant o this CON.
m"nweahi on motion 81 ibc compia laui hy counsel 4
ordered Wat bc said defendant do appear here uf n
urs' HeA OF The next an term Of tins court and answer
zoe e"intlshSis lili. ard that COPY Of this order q
niihWlh Inserted Az some newspaper published in tle
Ne Guy ol ~ herihg Tor two months surro-siVoiV snd
posted al ihe front door Of thc house az Ohio conn
IS. copy Csic. NIEN a NfDIIN
'h"Lii q ALEAAhhAr. Aug D -iu clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
LOOK HERE.

any persons arc IN want OF FLY NETS inst ,su =,
- NO NV, Main street, have =, An soos vc,. s
ONES sa wish 10 sell them while season Iss,s d - m
SSte sh out al small advance cost and esrTisrs
W. nave just hniGhcd some splendid Carpef fs,. 80
Gug2l EIcnTi a ~ ~ smn SEQ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

Y lRCiNiA.-iS CuArrrRv.--At Rul.s held n tie
,iefAs 'dce 81 tlc Circuit Superior Cuur; of Law
,nd Cheneery for Tie county Of OHIO the month OF
isaac ~. Pgmplrev Executor Of pe,u pu-,,t,c, a.
'"'"' Cuml.SiHsn-s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

\ flRGtNiA.--lN CuANrr8g.-At rules held in Tho
CLERKS ot. CO cfthc Circuit Superior Court or AZ,
end Chanesfy toI tic county VI OHIO IN tie mouth OF
ho'ef' h@il"" Complainant.
Merchant Dofsrd, jr, Morgan Nelson ard Jose Bursrd
-, Defendants
The Complainant having 81 amended biz and me
pccudaui beord not having entered his appearance ana
given security according ihe act 81 ASSEMBLY ami tbe
tuc ~ NH Court and u appearing ~ satisfactory roof
INA hc Is not 90 lnhdhtant ufthc Commonwesitbot
gnis' on motion OF the Complainant by counsel n H. or
dcred that the sald Defendant ito appear rc on lie t
Compartments blis, and that copy of his order d. fi
wih inserted "a some newspaper published m tine CHS Of
W hec.ing Tor Two months success cy and rosd al tbr
front door Of the Count house OF OHIO cnuu,v \ en-
tesic. AII,N 4, n ,t,t a, ~
Coon. aug % en- 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

q CASKS EtLARATtfg
- ~ kefs kgniuekt q fts 80 A.. -s.t
'"'e fots starch. ~ sslp ~
D. vs. pAVr-r,,- 4. -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
QUINCY FOUNDRY,
CORNER OF MAIN & QUINCY STR ETS,
WHEELING. VA.
HAMILTON. SAND a. Co.

-.,,,. 80 =, - '"c otFct.
TIE Subscribers prepared 20 make and keen con
siantly on hand Al the s.Ovo 81 al nds
Of Castings, Cooking. Franklin. FALCON, ard Cannon
Stoves OF all sizes and patterns; lollowware WAGON
Boxes, Plough Castings, Crates Flat irons sugar and
W ash Kettles. &C. complete assortment. We have
received splendid patterns for ParIor rain~
The neaiest ever trough TO this city. Persons who in
tend building respectfully requested examine tber.
before purchasing any other Kind. We have Iarr. lot
OF patterns Min gearing the lest place which
win make 10 order al Tie lowest rates. Thresh
ING Machine Castings. We win Aso continue To manu-.
this section OF country and warranted equal any mady
IN tie western country. We Will warrant all our east
ngs and other work done a. establishment, and a.
cheap can he made in Pushurgh. Cincinnati or any
other establishment In this city Persons wishing 70
purchase any article in line will please give us a CO
and examine for themselves
apI HAMILTON. SANDS. a CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

VI W \ n 7. N.
0T"WisTAE's B,tsAN"is sold al 81 90 per hottie or
6toiiles for -. sold ia Cincnner al the corner Of
Fourth ana Walnut streets, by SANFORD 4 PARK. 4.
Eenis Tor tho W esi, and by J. CRUMBACKER Main ST.
NHcciIug, Va oct 4. ~ iy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-02
MAIL ROUTE TO OREGON.

The Committee on the Post Office and Post
Roads IN the Senate Of the United States has
reported in favor Of establishing a mail route
TO the Oregon territory.
The American population in Oregon is est
mated at ten thousand of the number employ
ed m the service Of the Hudson's Bay compa-
ny we have no estimate. Ii is believed to be
due to the ten thousand Americans in Oregon
that they should have the facilities of commu-
ncatons and correspondence with their friends
and relatives on this side of the Rocky Noun
tains.
Another consideration, which is of great
importance, relates TO the trading interest OF
our people in the Pacific. According to some
estimates our whaling vessels alone in that
ocean exceed IN number six hundred. and give
employment to forty thousand men. Bymeans
ola regular mail route to Oregon an expeditions
mode of communications would be had with
that great commercial intetest Tine mouth Of
the Columbia would become the point at which
the ships IN the Pacific would touch TO receive
advices by the overland route and 10 commu-
ncate lnullgence by the same route TO the mer-
chants of the Atlantic Cities Nay. the great
means Of the European correspondence with
the Pacific, China and the East Indies would
pass by this very route. The report OF the
Committee says:
''It is probable, however, that the greatest
advantage TO this country which mailroute to
the Oregon VIII produce, will be the nnme-
date and ultimate effects which it will have
in strengthening the bonds of friendship and
union Between the people Of the East and the
Vests in aflordmg the means Of acquiring in
formation ofthp Oregon. SO as 70 promote en-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-02
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER.

Just as we Were going to Press, we received
~ Card" from CHAs. JAMES FAULKNER, Esq,
to the Voters of Berkeley County.
which we regret, from want Of type, we are
unable to issue in the " Gazette" of this NOR
nmg. Ne shall hover issue his card" in an
Extra about IL O'Clock, NJ, to-day. Our town
subscribers viii please call for it at the Office
we will send it to our other subscribers in
company with the Gazette"
This Card does the highest honor to the
head and heart of its talented author 1t is
another evidence of his sterling Jthiggcry--
yes such an evidence as Will thrill the hearts Of
his friends with joy. and mantle the cheek Of
his repiiers with shame. 1t will teach those
who have rolled the "Sceet morsot under
their tongues" and INDUCED in sly insnuations
(thosc colrWdiy slaio,cs Of base Ees) that he 'cas
turning traitor 10 the cause and principles Of his
iehoie Gfe-that they must take up some other
scent now-''a herring sceni" willnot always
prove good. His Card too looks to the saliva
ton of The glorious cause Of the people IN this
Coiali,t- Constitutional Reform Relormers
must be united-in That cause ,ce must be all
iYAgs-aH Democrats. MIR. f. announces
his determination ''to role for, and cordially
sarpor; the election" OF Messrs. BoAX and
SNAIL, and also his ,cishnot to be rotedtor al
the approaching election"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-02

The Governor Of Pennsylvania has appFo-
ved the Bill granting the New York and Ere
Rail Road Company the right Of way through
a portion Of the State.
/ There viii be considerable eclipse OF the
Sun on The 18th Of this month.
4 We learn from the Philadelphia u s. Ga
zette thai an arrangement has been made BY
which the claim Of die United States against
the Bank Of the United States was provided
for. and the Banks assets are now freed from
the lien Of the Government, and its affairs can
now be more readily settled.
We learn that the able and talented divine.
the Rev Thomas II. Stockton, of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, has Withdrawn from
the conference.-the late session in Washington
City.
The Legislature Of Maryland. at its late
session, passed bill reducing the salary of
the Governor Of that State from $1,000 to
$1,000; and also reduced the Salary ofthe
Secretary ofState from $4,000 to 81 600.
There was considerable riot lately among
the rowdies in Philadelphia, we learn, and one
man got his meller bit of.
We learn that two individuals have purcha-
sed the site at the Falls of the Potomac, for the
sum Of $4,000. The water power to be had
there is estimated to be capable Of driving 500
factories.
The Allegheny Methodist Conference lately
resolved ..that no Minister shall be admitted to
this Conference who uses tobacco in any Of
its forms, except as medicine" Al very
good. Nothing looks worse than minister
in the pulpit with his jaws full of the weed.
1t is estimated that $4,000 worth of sheep
are annually destroyed by dogs in Ohio.
The packetship Henry Clay, from Liver
pool to New York, was wrecked lately on
Squam Beach, and all on board, except two,
were drowned. She was almost new ship,
and cost 100000. There was $50 700 msu-
rance on the vessel and cargo
A negro man, named HIM. Smaitcood, died
near Emmitsburg, Md, recently at the adyan-
ced age Of liz.
Alta late election in Memphis, Tenn, three
Printers were successful candidates: one was
elected Sheriff, another Alderman, and the
third Constable. Hurrahi for the ype-stck-
ers.
Some few years ago the mail from New Or
leans was from thirty to forty days reaching
New York. During the administration of
Judge Mclean, as Postmaster General, plan
was adopted to convey the mail from New Or
leans to Washington in fourteen days. This
was considered great undertaking. Now the
contract time is eight days-and people grum-
BILE at that as too slow.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-02

;graf,en 10 those regions and ultimately to con-
trol the vast trade Of the Pacific ocean. As
an agricultural country. when compared with
the valley Of the Mississippi, il probable that
the Oregon may be considered Of MINOR unpor-
lance. As asmanufacunng country, with is
unl,tniied water power, il wlll, when the pop
ulat,on becomes dense, beof more importance;
but both these together are Of but little lmpor-
"a the United States when compared with the
gigantic rnaraline and commercial power iaat
must. in The nature Of things. soon grow up
on the shores 81 The north Pacific, should il be
inhabited BY the encrprising people Of this
country.
1.-The trade and commerce Of six hundred
millions Of people. about dlree-fourths Of the
whole population Of the globe, is nearly as con
venient 10 the mouth Of the Columbia as the
trade OF Europe is to New York. The centre
of the valley Of the Mississippi is nearly as
convenient 10 the trade OF the Pacific as il is 10
that Of the Atlantic. The vast commerce that
now exists and must grow much greater. will
nurture and support many hundreds OF theus-
ands Of seamen. who. while they spread over
the Pacific with the commerce of threefourths
ofthe world, viii have their homes among the
high mountains OF Oregon, and their affections
paced on ule people Ot lilc tiiitSuf-'ttN1N. =
secure this trade and this great maraume pow.
er, the government ofthe United States should
lose no time in taking all the steps necessary TO
facilitate emigration, and extend the protection
and benefits Of our laws To that country. The
establishment Of a mail route to the Pacific
viii be one Of the incipient steps. and one Of
the most important that can at this time be Ia
ken"
Not having seen a copy of the Report entire
we do not know what particulars are recon-
mended as to the mode of conveyance for the
Oregon mail Col BENTON suggested IN the
Senate some time ago that part Of the force
Of mounted rihemen to be raised for guarding
the route to Oregon, might be employed as cou-
riers to convey The mail. They should so in
detachments Of five or six, well armed and
mounted; at regular stations on the route fresh
men and horses would be kept ready for their
relief; and thus, without intermisslon, the
whole distance could be speedily travelled.-
The land route might be considerably shorten
ed by having small and swift steamers 10 run
as far as possible towards the head waters OF
the Platte, and to communicate to the overland
couriers-BdH. american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-02
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM.

The readers attention is directed TO the call
in another column, for meeting ofthe friends
Of Constitutional Reform at the April Court.
We have been absent from the County for the
last two or three days, and have no time this
morning to inquire into the source Of the cali,
&c. The Republican" does not mark 'the
calf for insertion in the ''Gd-elie," but we
nevertheless transfer it TO our columns. We
approve a call Of the Relonners of Berkeley
we wish 70 see the County that was the first
to unflul the banner in favor Of the rights Of
the people ofthis COMMONWEALTH last to
strike her colors or spike her guns. We shall
make farther comments next week-and if
the April Meeting is really and truly and M
naredly TO advance the cause Of Constitutional
Reform, we win support it Gin heart and soul
lin mind and strength" We have sworn in
our heart neYerto falter incur edorts--orslum-
Der at our post as long as our humble services
can do any thing to advance .'the rights Of
man" and promote the glory and renown of
Virgina-and in this work we ask no man
what his party, name or complexion" is
Constitution Reform is the cause ofthe People
Jet the People and the ,choie people do the
work
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-02

G1.Our letter-writer from Washington under
date of March 30th. informs US that Mr.. Nc
KAY. the Chairman of the Committee Of Ways
and Means, makes a good many promises
about introducing his Tariff Bill" but thinks
he is not in much of hurry about it. He
does not know exactly which way the wind
blows yet. Mr. Dromgoole has brought the
relic of Van Buenism--the Sub-Treasury--
before the House again. This "holy bone"
does not seem to find many devoted worship
pers. now that II has so little meat upon it
''the pickings and stealings" Of 1887, SC,
We're the best The Oregon question is still
before the Senate. There is proposition now
from Mr.. Webster to postpone the question for
one month, TO give time for further negotia-
ton The proposition will profanity meet with
success. The passage of the Notice, in our
humble judgment, would prove the best, most
encctual, and most speedy means of fastening
antproducing an amicable settlement of the
whole controversy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-02

Thank YOU. thank YOU kind neighbor of the
Martmsburg Gazette, for your very excellent
advice, aud by way Of showing you how much
we appreciate it, if enough OF breath is left in us
after breaking down the LONG WALL. 10 give
YOU an account OF its destruction, we shall Ger
family send you an extra, the very next day at
ter the election. We opine that our friends Of
the Gazette is not very well posted ON the pros
poets OF the canvass here. Some sangune
Wing iriend-perhapS one the old Clay min
streis, whose pipes have never been unstrung
since he chauntcd the inspiring strain-''the
people have elected him." may have been his
informant. Ifso, it is wonderful how our in
tellgcnt friend Of the Gazette, can repose any
confidence in his predctions.--Um chester Yu-
gjhiaH.
Ycs--but "the old Clay Ministries" of Fred
erick did not sing "the people have elected
him, in the canvass of 1874, after the same
Metre that they now do. So assemble the
forces in your olhce-devils and all--and as
you now have one Of the Berkeley "Mnsrels.'
CHARLEY will lead and give YOU "a touch of
the same old mne"-LoNG metre. five should
meet with private opportunity, we will send
CHAHLEY's "old bones" to him, so that he
may give you one of his best while you are
working off the Extra for us.
Again, Mr.. "Virginian," did you never
read in history of GENERALS attempting to
break down WALLS and getting their own
heads mashed "in the fall thereof" But Nous
relTuas
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-02
TO MECHANICS, ARTISANS, sc.

,fIldrflr Sl0cWt, James Thompson, Richard
BroGdhead, Sc, of the House of Representa-
tives, in a card published by them, respectful
~ invite the Artisans, Mechanics and Manu-
facturers Of the United States to send speci-
mens ofthcir various productions, with their
prices, 10 be compared with the British Manu-
features sent from Manchester, and now being
exhibited in the room of the COMMITTEE on
the Post Office and Post Roads," to influence
the action Of Congress in relation to the propo-
sed modification of the Tariff.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-02
NOTICE.

Being very much in want of money, |
would be much obliged TO all knowing them
selves indebted to me for subscription to the
GAZETTE. ;" Advertising or Job Work during
the Year 1915, TO make immediate payment
My books and accounts are at the Gazette
Office" where | can always be found when
not absent from home. Inmy absence Mr.. II.
X. GRsee will attend tony business, and is
authorized to receive money for mean4 receipt
for the same. hope my friends will pay at
ieution to this Notice, as my necessities require
sne to settle my business as promptly as posi-
bic
JAMES Z. STEWART.
March 26. 1876
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oD~At the Election held on Saturday last for
Oyerseers Of the Poor of Berkeley County to
serve for the ensuing three years, the following
gentlemen were elected:-Daniel H. Dol. a.
S. Chambers and Join w. Boyd Es9rs.. for
the NIartmsburg District; alfred Ross, B. u.
Boyd and Samuel D. Biyarty, Esqrs., for the
Mill-Cre District There was no election
IN the Back Creek and Falling Waters Dis
hicts. The County Count win FIJI the vacan-
c.es IN the Board al rs next term
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-02
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FOR THE noUsE OF DELEGATEs.
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