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g. A writer in the last Gazette, from "SuN FIsH,n misinterprets our article on the communication of s.Candor,n or he would not have taken the view of it he has That portion of it which appears to have claimed his attention, relative to combinations by the Senate, does ns injustice in his arlicle.- Our remarks, when understood in the scusC and application in which we used them. go to prove an entirely different posi- iion. If objection is made 10 an Executive nomination, it should cease in a reasonable time, either for or against the nominee-thaf it should not be referred to committees. and there kept, 10 gratily the selfish ann sbition or personal hatred of Chester Ash ley-or any one else. But, it should ba acted upon within reasonable time, and continued or rejected. In this particular the gentleman of ''StN FIsun has been mis- taken in our article.
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FORT WAYNE.

We are indebted to the HoN. A. YELL, our indeiatigable Representative in Congress-, tor copies Of the subjoined correspondence, and order from the WAR DEPARTMENT, to Brig. Gen. ArbuckIe, Com. 2d Military Department, Fort smith Arkansas request ing him to carry into execution the Order for the re-occnpaiioa of Fort Wayae, in the Cherokee Na'ion,wiih U. s. troops.
 We take pleasure in laying the same be-
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Cor. R. ". JOHNSON Our democratic candidate for Representative in Congress, re- turned here from the South, few days since, having filled all his appointments in that section of the State, with few exceptions. He would have been much pleased, fl it could have been so arranged, that he could have filled each one. But that is hardly to be expected in any ease, embracing so large a portion of the Siate--as his southern ap- pointments did. His circuit will commence on the 5lh May at Perryville, and be con- tinued through the West, North, and North East counties.
 In our next, we shall publish eontnua- tion of his appointments from Fayetteville, to the North East counties. His friends in this portion of the State may expect him among them at the earliest moment praetia- ble.
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LCOPY.l
IIorsE OF REPREs sENTATIVEs, Hnshinglon 2a. 2pra lS46.

Sir The difficulties now existing in the Cherokee Country, Quly known to your Department which tends so much to disturb the peace and quiet of the whole Arkansas frontier, demands of me as her RePre7en- ta(iye. 10 again call to your consideration the absolute necessity of a re-occaFaiioa oI Fort Wayne, by one, or more Companies of t.. s. troops, at least, until the present necessity shall cease to exist.
 hope you will not hesitate to issue an. order to carry into effect, this reasonable re- quest.
 Your ob't servt.,
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We invite attention to our Washington correspondence; which may be found in ano- ther column
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thence further southwest to the latitude of 40 de grees, north from tie equator and along that 'line indefinitely" Here, then, it appears, for this is the only striking part of Mr. Ben.on's budget, thai between HIr. Gass and him, the whole is mere quibble. When Cass denied that the boundary vas run, he had in view the common sense interpreta- ton of the word. We have run line of boundary with Great Britain on the northwestern frontier We have run line of boundary with Texas on arsoutlwesern frontier. In both these cases, tIe line was actually surveyed and laid of in the pres ence of the commissioners of each nation. But how was 1t in the former ease. Did actual survey t1&c place? No. The line was "fXed!" It was done, if ever, in an elegant paror, with gold pens; easy otionans to rest upon; and sparkling cham Paign 10 drink. Tine value of this kind of 'jiriRg"
 il something like the treaty of l753 with Great Brit ain, which provides for line of boundary to be run lromthe Lake of tha Woois 10 the MississPPi- Whoever heard Of the Mississippi lying ae west of the Lake of the woods: So much fer AIr, Ben,on's s'ifishest anthorities.' How gross tbe misaomar!-
 How silly, taen--how melancholy will t appear to the country thai on a momentoas question lias the present, Mir Benton should thus hold forth y d Whole day Tn petty qsih5ia HPon some acel- dental words fallen in debate, ineffective in them seres and entirely irrelevant to the great issue be- fore him. There was another bubble aboub. the correctness of an allRsioa to the story I be Dutch ess of Marlborough and der lille d2s, put this is re- ally tooinsignfeaat for further reference. After a Pompoas passing oi judgment upon GreerhoW : history of Oregon, in which ne observed that he had but pcor opinion of books compiled in clos cts, his peror-tioR became one of most saraassing egotism. ..Had il hot been for Graenbov's Ore gon, said he .he Senator from Michigan would have sought he history of the treaty of Utrecht, ia the authentic documents which our library contains. and would lave loand the truth, and would have been 10 day 2 freeman, and not a prisoner, as he constituted himself yestsrday in the hands ol the iorty-ninas He is now their prisoner; doomed to d@eiIat43 Ieisno killed but taken He may say of h.ma the eonsolias messenger said to Pen ploDn
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Y our oh7t. servt
HoN. ". L. MARCY, sec'y qf Har,
 Washington City.
WAR DEPARTMENT, AnIrTAXr GENERALS OFFICE.
LLnehirrtnn .1nril 1. .1S4

8NITTANT -GENET9AL- UFTIUE.
 Washington April 6, 1916. Sir " our letter of the 2d instant 10 the Secretary of War on the subject of the tenn Perary reeecupation of Fort Wayne in the Cherokee Country, has been referred 10 this office, and l have the honor to enclose here with an extract of the instructions of this date to Brigadier General Arbuckle, from which you will see thatthe necessary orders have been despatched to that office. am sir, very respectfully,
 Your ob't ser't
 RJONES.
 .2dif General HoN. A. YELL,
 Honse of Reps, Wlasliagion, ?. c.
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wLEpGMnNr.--TIons,A A. II. Seyier and A. Yell for Congressional favors; the officers of the Arkansas No. 1, for the New Orleans Picayune
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Several communications are unavoidable crowded out of our columns this week.
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PULASKI COUNTY.
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a& To SuHscRiBERs.-No attention will be paid to the request of any subscriber to discontinue the Banner sent to him, until all arrearages for subscription are paid.
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fore our readers in Arkansas, for the inlor- nation of those, who feel more immediately interested in the speedy execution of the order of the War Department
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PHILLIPs GoUNTY-We publish the sub joined extract of letter recently received from highly respectable gentleman in Phil lips county. It gives quite an interesting sketch of "lhings politcaln in that quarter. And indeed, all the letters that we have re- csived from that section of the State, go far to confirm the sentiments here-expressed.- We give the extract however, without further comment from us.
 ''TheDemocracy of tlis county are to meet on the 20th inst. to select candidates for the Legislature. Major Hanly is candidate s6n his own hook for the Senate, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of the late Miller Irwin, Esq.
 There is but little excitement here, with the people, in regard to Ashley and Yell; other than. that attempted to be kicked up by ". Biven Esq, Editor, Publisher and Grocer ,f the Journal 1t rough guess at the signs of the times in Phillips, there is no doubt but that the star of s.lrcdg' is consid- erably in the ascendant Was Archy ever a Federalisl:-if not, he cannot, boast of as much as his competitor, who used 10 was, good Federaist!
 l am truly glad to see that you do not lei such .tellocssa as Biven, annoy you by the pieces he publishes. but cannot urite,''
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a3- We had prepared an editorial of some length, for our paper to-day, in further an swer to Woodruff, and his charges in the last Gazette, which we arc compelled, for the want of space, to defer until next week.
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a4-Ihe attention of our readers is invited to the "'Card" of CLARENCE Moyrpr prv,,,r which may be found ia another column
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T V''7' " T T3 3I'Iaf
 House of Reps, Washington, D. c.
EXTRACT ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, } InsAinnLnll. .2nz.I G- 1SlG

EXTRACT.
 ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, Washington, April 6, lS46 { Gencfal The unsettled state of affairs in the Cherokee country, itappears, continue 10 disturb the peace and quiet of the Arl.an- sas frontiers; in consideration of which il is deemed expedient to re-oecupv, temporafj7y Fort Wayne. As you have already Com pany of Dragoons in its vicinity, the re- occupancy of the Fort may be effected il is supposed without much inconvenience CT expense.
 This arrangement you will please to con sider as having reference merely to the present difficulties on the border, and for the execu- ton of which you are requested to give the necessary orders.
 
 am, General. Very Repspectfully,
 Y oHf eb't servant, rsgned1 R. JONES.
 ,3dit Gen. BRIG CEN ARRreKLE.
 Cong 2d. HPg DeParimeai,
 Fort SmiAh, .4fbaRsas.
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EDIToRiAL CHANGE We notice that James G. Shepard, Esq, the proprietor and publisher of the Nashville .Union, has asso- ciated himself with 4. 0. P. Nicholson, Esq. its former editor, in the editorship of the paper. We wish Mr. Shepard, complete sue. cess in his new vocation.
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The renown that is in wait for theta, as areWard for ther services in the cause of their Hasier, will, doubtless, be the chief meaas of introducing them into gentee society, and securing for themselves the peculiar appreciation of his committee, and the States Attorney General. Ti5 last iadiriduoi has long been acting lwith another whose name we sbal.not mention) for the committee, but not until recently, has bc lad the aerre of man sufficient to show his position.
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MEMPHs HoTELs.-Ne invite attention to the advertisement, in to-day's Banner, of the '.Cily Hotel'' at Memphis We feel fully warranted, upon the information of liose ,eAo h'lor, in assuring such of our readers as may visit Memphis, that this Hotel and its ac- complished proprietor have no superior and few equals in the Western country, in all the requisites to please the transient visitor or permanent boarder, Let those who vis it Memphis give them trial.
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We had also prepared an editorial for the Hele- na Journal which s like the one in reference to Woodruff s unm9nv attack, laid over until next week
 This notieeis merely intended 10 settle fine nerves shafts of tae e3i'er8 and pa5iis5gs of that deeeat
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"Ine great Ulysses is not dead But. far from @fe ant son,

lie lives prisoner oa desert isle. The e!aet Of this eb5rse ia the Senator's position mast be great. On tle Grecian ban3, of whom he is the Agamamnoa, 1t must have most diminishing effect. That band lor some months, has bsen sit ting for the picture which the DOCS drew of ouf saadnothers in the time of long-waistel gowH7 and tight staYs
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-15

SELF CoNTRoL.-Let not any one
say he cannot govern his passions,
nor hinder him from breaking out
and carying'into action for, what
he can do before prince or a
great man, he can do alone, Or in
the presence of God if he will
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23

JoHE S. YEoMAss, Columbia. CT, gives an
account OF some experiments he has made III
selecting seed-corn. lie sums up the conclu-
sions 20 which he arrives as follows:
{" /. That there Is tendency in corn to
degeneratc--that variety after having been
planted for series Of years, is not likely to ear
well or to gil out on the ear, though the stock
may be luxuriant
ed. That on early variety taken from a
higher latitude and cultivated here, viii IN
crease in the SIZE OF the ears, be more prolific
in gram, with less quantity Of stalks"
MIR. Yeomans says his principal object in
this communication sis to impress upon the
minds Of agriculurists, the importance Of oc-
caSlonally changing their seed corn" In ref
erence to this, we remark that we should OBJ
serve the same rule in changing " seed corn
that we would in changing the breed of any
live stock-that is, ifthat which is better can
be had, change and get il, but not otherwise.
We would not however discourage a trial
which need not involve much risk, III orieT 10
ascertain whether real. improvement would
be made by adopting a change. That YaTl-
ETY. OF corn, or any plant, has actually ten
dency to degenerate" in consequence merely
Of being cultivated " for a series of wears" in
the same neighborhood or district, we cannot
believe. II is true variety Of corn may be
chosen which is not adapted 10 the soil and
climate--it may be larger variety than is
proper FOR Tim soil, or il may require lon
ger season than belongs TO the locality-nev.
ertheless, if any portion oft should ripen, and
a iudicious selection be made Tor seed. each
succeeding crop will be better and better fitted
to the stuahoD--it becomes acclimated. In
stances are not wanting to show that every
kind of grain or vegetable may be greatly i'm
proved by selecting from year 10 year the best
specimens for seed. As TO bringing corn from
the north. we should decidedly prefer that to
taking ii from the south.--.4ibmy C,tilirator.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23

= z SHESE Medicines are recommended and
q extensively used BY the most intehi-
gent persons ii the IT, States. BY numerous
I Professors and Presidents OF COLLEGES. Pt1lsi-
clans of the .lfny and Mary, and q Hospitals
and .8iaisholges, and ~ more than 500 Clergy
men d various denominations,
They are expressly prepared for family use,
and haga acquired an unprecedented popular
IIty throughout de z. States; and rs they are
50 admiralty calculated opreserye Heahh and
tcure Disease, no family should ever be with
out them. The proprietor ol these valuable
preparations received his education at one OF
/ the best Medical Colleges in The United states,
and has had fifteen years experience in an ex-
tensiye and diversified practice, by which he
has had ample opportunities Of acquiring a
practical knowledge of diseases, and of the
remedies best calculated &c remove them.
These preparations consist of
ssayG..'s Exrees0rant,
/ A valuable remedy for Cough, Colds, Con
sumption, asthma, Splitting Of Blood, Group,
Hopping Cough, Bronchitis, Acute Rheuma-
tism, Pam in the Breast or Side, Pleurisy and
inflammation of the Lungs or Throat, Difficult
/ " OF Breathing, and all diseases Of the PulIao-
nary Organs. Price 81.
sbayRe1s EkaET E0nEc,
For the Preservation, Growth and Beauty Of
the Hair, and which viii positively bring in
.Neao Hair On Beid Heads, and prevent It's fall
/ ing out or turning Gray. Price 81.
.Fayue's EOuic VersniGuge,
A pleasant, safe, and certain preparation for
the removal Of WoimS Dyspepsia, sour Stom-
aeh, Fever, and Ague, Plies, want Of Ape
tie. and all diseases Of debility, especially Of
the stomach and Bowels and Organs Of pi-
gestion Price 50 Cents.
JAYNE's GAHRINATIVf HAIsAM,
A certain cure for Bowel and Summer Com
plants, Darrhga, DYsontery Cholic. Clamps,
sick Headac he. Sour Stomach, Cholera Nor
bus. and all arrangements Of the Stomach and
Bowels, Nervous Affections. sc. Price 50
Cents
sBayne's Sanagire FILLS,
For Female Diseases. Liver Complaints. Fe-
vels, Inllammations, Distinctions, Diseases Of
the skin, sc, and in all cases where an ape
ricnt Alternative or PuFgatige Medicine is ne
quired. Price rs Gents Box.
Prepared only by Dr. ID. Jayne, sole pro-
prictor, No. 20 South Third St, Philadelphia,
and may be obtained OF
G. & c. W. DOLL,
March II, ls46-y MaItinsburg, Va.
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Layne's Else Preventative,

A n Alternative and DepuraGve prepare
"a ton, combining ali the medical virtues Of
those articles, which long experience has prov
cd 10 possess the most safe and efficient Alter
native and DuobsuucHt properties, for the cure
Of Scrofula, Kings Evil, White Scurvy,
Neuralgia or Tic Douloreux. Cancer, Goitre
or Bronchocele, (swellel neck,) Engagements
OF the Bones, JOINTS or Lisaments, or of the
Oyaries, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys. SC. SC All
the various diseases Of the skin, such as litter,
Ringworm, Biles, Pmples, Carbuncles, SC.
&c; Dropsical Swellings, Constitutional Dis
orders and Diseases originating from deprav-
ed or Impure state Of the Blood or other fluids oi
the body.
Prepared only by DIR. D. Jayne, sole propri-
etor, No. 20 South Sd St, Philadelphia, and
may be obtained of G.. & c. w. DOLL,
March II, 1886. Marunsburg, Va.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

WyIRGINIA:--Inth he County Couno Berke-
v lev, February Rules, is46,
George Raenhal, pitt.
John Roush, Nelson G. Roush, William FEES
ler and CLARITY his wife, late Charity
Roush, dfs
IN CI.7.NCERK
The defendants. John Roush, Nelson G.
Roush, William Fesler and Charity his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 law and the rules Of the
Court. ard il Appearing 20 the Court that they
are moi inhabitants Of this Commonwealth. Il
Il ordered tia, the defendants do appear here
on the second Monday in May, 1876, and an
swer tie bill OF the plaintiff; and that this or
der Be published in the Marinsburg Gazette
for two months excessively, and posted al the
front door Of the Court-House Of this County.
A CopY-Teste,
H4RRISO.N waite, c. B. c.
March 5, ls46--lln
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23

SECRET ron FARMER's WIFE.-While
the milking Of your cows is going on, let your
PANS be placed in kettle OF boiling water
STRAIN the milk into one Of the pans taken hot
from the kesile, and cover the same with ano-
ther oil those hot pans, and proceed in ike
manner with the whole rcess OF milk ard you
VIII find that you wall have double the quaint.
~ Of good rich cream, and that you will gel
double the quantity Of sweet delicious butter.
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CAUTION.

As the .4i- Healing Ointment has been GIN,
" counterleiied, we have given tbs eo'la@ !
The public, that "no Ointment WI PC gt llr.s,
unless the names Of James McAhsler OF '' ~,
McAlisier s. Co., are WRITES wi'h PEI u ,,e
EVERY label" The label is astcei engia, !, |,
with the figure Of ''hse'ssitle PerP'fa''sN v
the face. ..sao 3
Now we hereby offer reward q ~ u
be paid On conviction II any o. The consul
courts Of the United States. OF any ihah'-"
counterfeidng our name and Ointment
GnTIhe above Ointment is for sale " Nv
Young, Jr, Harper's-Feuy T. + iiei .- ii
Winchester: J. r. Brown, ChaTieslxo,wsisi 4
r. BOYD & Bro, AIll-Creek and }. w.
K. Boyd, Martnsburg, Va.
Oct so, Is45--lv
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NscNIImtocl.,. Nipple yVasI,



Sore NIPPLES aid the Thrush in Children.
BYIIlS preparation. which has been very
a. extensively used in the Eastern Cities, is
now prepared by the subscriber, and offered 10
those who may want such a remedy, as I'M
surpassed for lis remedial qualities. 1t may be
relied ON with the utmost confidence in giving
relief Il viii be sold in quantities TO SUIT
those who are disposed TO give ii trial. by
NM. DORSEY.
Dec. Druggist.
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4 REMEDY AND NO MISTAKE !


VAR EOFF'S TONIC AND ANTI-DYS-
EP PEpTIC PILLS.-1his Medicine has
been known to the public for the last twenty
years, and has obtained considerable celebrity
as a remedy for Dyspepsia. Experience has
shown these these Pills 10 be the best Family
Medicine that can be used. They operate gent
ly as purgative, producing neither sickness or
debility. They can be used at ali times by per-
sons OF all ages, without regard TO diet dlink or
exposure to wet and cold.
As an anti-biious Medicine, every person
using them viii soon become satisfied other
superior efficacy There has been issued, a
pamphlet, (to be had of the Agents. in which
is set forth more fully the nature and operation
OF the Medicine, together with some otthe dis
eases in which It is most applicable.
The propretoIs have been compelled to alter
the form Of the wrappers enclosing their Pills,
owing 10 the many counterfeits that have been
distributed. Al persons purchasing are re
quested 10 be well satisfied that they are genu-
inc. Price only IS cents per box. For sale
by
WIN DORSEY, Druggist.
Aug. 81, ls45-y Marinsburg, Va.
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FGs: YSgE CURE ar
COUGHS, GsbsEDS, Sc. &c.

FGss FEE CgEE ar
COUGHS, GOaES, AZ &. &c.
rYNHE following list of remedies may be re.
Il lied on, as good for the mitigation and
cure Of the various Pulmonary objections
which are so frequent at this season Of the
year, and which, if not attended 10, lead 10 la-
tal consequences:
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry;
Dorsey's Syrup do. do;
New England Cough Syrup;
Wistar's Cough LozengeS
Ipecac do;
Iorehound dod
Pepper do;
Pease's Horehound Candy;
Syrup Of Ipecac;
HIPS Balsam Of Honey;
Turlington's Balsam Of Life with other
preparations, all OF which viii be sold on fair
terms w
Jan.Z9 VIM. DORSEY. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-23

NIRGINIA In the County Court of
Berkeley, April rules, 1876.
Nicholas Young and Caroline has wife, late
Caroline Li,le, PITTS.
Elizabeth Little. john Matach and Robert
Alatach. children and heirs at law OF Sarah
hladaoh, decd, Charles Dpsbach and Car
dime his wife, Bosannah Matlach, Samuel
Liller and Nancy his wife, Robert Keller
and Mary his wife, Benjamin Kendall and
Harriet bis wife, John n. iItle and George
II. Little, dts.
IN CI4N'CERT.
The defendants. Elizabeth Little, John Mat
lach and Robert Matlach, children and heirs
Al law OF Sarah Matlach, decd, Charles Dres-
bach and Caroline his wife. Rosanuah Mat
lach, Samuel Litter and Nancy his wife, Rob
Ell Keller and Mary his wife. benjamin Ken
dali and Harriet his wife, John n. Little and
George H. Little, not having entered their APP
pearaace and given security according to law
and the rules Of the Court, and it appearing 10
the Court that they are not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth, II is Ordered that the defen-
dants do appear here on the second Monday
in June. 1876, and answer the bill of the plain
tiiIs; and that this order be published in the
Mmtinsburg Gazette for two months success
syely. and posted at the front door Of the Court
House Of this County.
H4RRiS0N W,4IIE, c. b. c.
April 9, ls46-2m.
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70. T.. EnPEaaEl's
PATENT FORCING PUMP,

EXAMINERS, Planters, and Gentlemen can
e have water brought from distance to a
reservoir from which it may be conveyed in
pipes to the house, barn, hogsii Sc; to the
nill-rooms for keeping the milk cool in sum
mer; or to supply fountains. These Pumps
may be worked by hand or by water-wheel
or windmill, and are capable Of forcing water
100 to 600 feet horizontally, and from 80 to
100 feet high; and with the addition OF a Hose,
may be converted into A Fire Engine.
G5-Relerto Andrew Hunter, Esq, and Hon.
I. r. Douglass, Of Charestown; Edmund !.
Lee, it,, OF Shepherdstown ID. II. Conrad
and Bernard Doll, Esqs., Of Martinsburg; Col.
John STROLLER of Morgan County,
Orders left with John KABIE, of Ka-
bletown. Jefferson County. or with RllGS
JONES, Martinsbug, Berkeley County. will
be promptly attended 10. Sept. 4, l8A5