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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-25
Camp, opposite Matcmoras,
May 28th, 1876, 10 o'clock, A. NJ.

May 28th, 1916, 10 o'clock, A. M.
Gentlemen-From the date of this
you will perceive that we are again on
American ground, though within a
stones throw of the eneny's bank
Our stay on the Matamoras side Of the
Rio Grande was brief-too briefto sat-
isfy the curious portion of our troops IN
the perambulations through their cap
tured city. But suppose it's all
right, as the policy of our commander
is to annoy the inhabitants of the place
as little as possible. We are, how
ever, allowed to cross the river occa,
siona]ly, in small squads, End to re-
main for a portion of the day. When
| say we, mean the volunteer regi-
ments, for greater part Of the reg
ulars, with the rangers and dragons,
are on the other side-dividing the
troops on the two sides.
A company of regular troops are en-
camped on the public square to pre-
serve order, as is also, company Of
Mexican citizens, whom the General
has induced to organize to keep their
own citizens under proper restrictions.
You must not infer from this that the
liberty of the Mexican citizens has been
in any manner curtailed--it is not so;
for l myself, heard Gen. T. tell citi-
zen, (who complained Of an injury re-
ceiyed from one of his own people, J
that ne did not, nor would not, exer-
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-25
CASTLE OF SAN JUAN D'ULLOA.

What is certainly singular fact, says
the New York Courier & Enquirer, the
stone of which this ratification is now
constructed was obtained from one of
the quarries among the Highlands on
the Hudson. A large number of hea-.
Wy guns, some of them Paixans, have
been mounted; force of about 5000
men is there; competent and skllful
English and French engineers have the
direction of the works, and the whole is
under the command of Gen. Bravo, one
of the ablest and bravest generals in
the Mexican service.
An officer on board the Cumberland
writes" We shall probably sail, as
soon as we are provisioned, for Vera
Cruz but l doubt if any attack will
be made on the Castle, as they have
prepared it so well for defence; and if
their Practice should be equal TO the
fire against Gen. Taylor's camp, they
would sink the whole of our navy
When the French attacked the Castle,
there We're only twenty-five guns of
small caiber at the point of attack
they have now over three, hundred
pieces, thirteen mortars. and palxan
guns in quantities, on new batteries at
the same point; and one of our Engi-
neer officers says, that if they were SER
we'd well, no fleet could ever make any
impression"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-25

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fend their homes and property in that
section that We have never had to cope
with yet-men, who when called or
heretofore to put down rebellion or &c
invade Texas, have paid two or three
dollars for a miserable substitute, will
now take their rifles, and march to the
field of fight; and these Rio Grande
roncheros know how to use the rifle
too. From this manner in which they
fought on the 9th, you may safely in
fer that the next fight will be hard
one. They will always manage to
have two or three. to one when they
fight us, and we look upon 1t as an
equalizing thing, (you may think this
boasting but it is an absolute fact.}
An express was sent from this place to
Washington, six days ago, and the
general beliefs, that we will not move
from here, until advised by the Govern
ment to that effect. In such case
we will drill during the iterim, and
make preparations for any contingent
cy. aa
The United States Dragons left
yesterday, for Point Isabel, to get their
horses shod; they are fine looking set
of men, and did much good service in
the field.
Captain Walker, Il believe now a
Major, is here with his men. He rode
by our quarters yesterday on Tornado,
the horse sent from New Orleans to
him. Tornado seems as fond of his
hacker as the hacker does of him, and
they were the observed of all observers.
Walkers men say hehas but one fault,
and that is too brave for his discretion.
Captain Price, also, of the Texan Ran
gers, is here, with fine set of men,
and is a rough customer fora Mexican
to run against. Major Hays is occu-
pying the post at San Antonio by Tay-
lor's orders, and will remain there I'M
til we march We were about issuing
an .,4rmy Chronicle here, but before
we could get possession of the Office,
some one took it, and paid oragreed to
pay the original owner for the use of
it. 81
Our troops are in excellent spirits,
and long for the moment which will
place them face to face with the enc
my. The two volunteer regiments
from your city, are in particularly buoy
ant spirits, notwithstanding their late
heavy march. They have too much
pride to complain.
P. S.-Since the commencement of
my letter | have conversed with gen
tleman of much intelligence, who in
formed me, that Gen. Taylor would
positively cease offensive operations,
until he heard from Washington. He
says that Matamoras was taken with
out orders, as the commanders were
emphatically to actupon the defensive,
and not cross the river under any pre-
tence. He will not be blamed, admit
ting he has overstepped his orders, for
he has done some good service on the
frontier. Unless Arista returns to
Matamoras, there will be no further
hostilities until Uncle Sam tells his
sons to 90 ahead. Yours, &c.
The CORPORAL.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-06-25

The .Mormons. According to the
last report of the persons appointed for
that purpose, made for the week ending
on the 22d ultimo, The Mormons con-
tinued to leave Nauyoo in great num-
bers.
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VOL, xxVI. !,
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CPT1CrAN.
WIN lGIsl3s3 l3l2
w n EsE 4 4. COS. 81 e. &. s;

EsHE Course Of Lectures in this Institution
n will commence On the LIST Monday oil
October, and terminate the last OF May.
The chairs are filed by the following gentle
men,
HUGH II. MCGUIRE, NJ. D. Professor
Of Surgery;
DANIEL CONRAD, NJ. D. Professor of
Anatomy and Physiology:
J. PHILIP SMITH, NJ. ID. Professor of
Theory and Practice OF Medicine:
JOHN ]. II. STRAITH. M. ID. Professor
of Obstetrics, Diseases OF Women and Child
rem, and Medical Jurisprudence:
WIN. A. BRADFORD, M. ID. Professor
Of Chemistry and Materia Medlca.
The term ofinstruction being 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 viii also have frequent oppor-
tuniues Of attending Clinics, and the very ex
tensIye surgical practice Of the Professor of
that branch. Will afford large field for obser-
walton and improvement
Every facility viii be offered for acquiring
thorough knowledge Of Practical Anatomy.
The fee for each course of Lectures is 20
dollars
DlsSecing ticket ~ collars. 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 80, l846.-l0w
n. Ban 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
Dem
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13
Ross 81 CARROT,
FLOUR & GENERAL COMMISSION

NGsl2 Ca /! mis-,
HoLL,T6swoaTn STREET, baltimore.
FATILL attend promptly TO the sales of
w Flour, Grain, Tobacco. Whiskey. and
Country Produce generally. The attention Of
one Of the partners viii be directed 10 the sale
of Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, and Lots convenient
to the depot and scales have been provided TO
receive them Refer 10
T. II s W. 3. Willis, ! .Jeaer,on Co.
Cato Moore, Cashier, ''D's0' 90
H. NJ. Brent, Cashier,
]. II Sherrard " r,-,,.,.
Baker & Brown, " ""'N''''
W. Miller s Co.
Jno Louthan, Clarke County
Baltimore, July 50. lS46-3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

In undue quantity Of jae electric fluid. We
have not had such a aQrm Of lightning and
thunder, hail and rain, for many years = Bait.
Pat, .7vg. Z
WtrcHEsTER AND PoT6aAc r. Il. Co.
Theknnud meeting Of this Company took
place on Saturday, the LIST WIN. l.. CLARK,
ESQ, was unanimously reelected President.
UUeH ri. McGuIRE, A. s. BALDWIN,, CBAs.
H. CLARKE and HEsRY VI. Brent, Esqs.,
were elected Directors on the part Of the Stock
holders. who with JAS, NJ. MAsoS, ID. w.
Barton and ASpREw HUETER, Esqs., DI-
rectors appointed by the Executive, compose
the Board Of Directors for the coming year.
We have seen letter from Adjutant Cen
eral JoSEs, which states that the Court martial
proceedings in the case Of Capt. $. H. THORN
ToS, ID Dragons, have come TO hand. They
exhibit the gratifying fact that he is acquitted
Of all the charges on which he was tried
Richmond Enquirer.
TERRIFIC STORM Al CHAMBERsBuRG.-On
the 9Th inst. severe thunder storm occurred
at ChamsbersbuTg, Pa. NM. WADDLEs,
ESD. residing near Mercersburg, was Killed,
number Of folks were knocked down. and sew
eral houses struck by lightning during the
storm. The dwelling Of Mr.. X. Writ was
struck and injured whilst the family we've at
dinner.
VIRGINIA WHEAr.--A gentleman who has
made it his business to inquire into the actual
state Of the Wheat crop in all this section OF
country, says the Alexandra Gazette, assures
us that the failure both in quantity and quail
ty is greater than many suppose.
REMAaKABLE.-Itis singular fact ihatone
vote carried the tariff Of 1924 one vote the
tariff of 1928; one vote carried the tariff OF
1872 and by one tocofoco vote the British Ia
riff Of 1916 has become law
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13
~ .visC E'rGfeeS !~-EFcas Fat
daccmeiits for .7drestHrers to cisrfeh theri-

scIces!
G.Gn ON every sl0O net! guaranteed
,DOO back, at the worst luck, by Emory
x Co, when tickets 10 the amount Of $500 are
ordered. The purchaser may select any Lot
tery--can take regular packages Of tickets or
shares, or portion of each, or can haze promis-
cuous tickets. and out of as many different
packages as may be desired, OF any particular
numbers that he may fancy to run upon.
Emory 4 Co are the only vendors in the
United States. tina, ever offered such superior
chances to ticket buyers II will be seen tina,
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. II shares are taken in a
s. scheme. it Will give the adventurer t'eeige
hundred numbers and if in "a 81 Lottery,
twice the former number.
On the receipt of 500, we will forward the
certificate Of tickets that cost $500.
Now is the time for clubs 10 be formed. In
this way the risk individually viii not be large.
For ourselves we have every confidence in a
glorious result Of the neediul; let the project
be tried. Address EMORY & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13

urusarrr rAzascxs.cANEs. wSA1IEcNT. &C.
Umbrellas, FaasoRus, Shades,
Whakbon Umbrella S Gnshams Furniture &c Dealers IRON Az a'
athe Country invited to call
Hok mode order Dsgns from TIL
faithfully and onpy ereestd md Ha1red 1hsatss
CAlS>E s. READ Spruce Street
a,s
Kaaa. cAueiF aepry .ond Ssaue
IiICkok S CO. 2S9 Water Street
JOHN CHEVAIER 1874 Broadway established 1882 has devoted his
practice hst viii
forwarded to them BY sending then address, post paid
80. .a... !. MAMKrN TEA COMPANY.
NANKTN $50 Pearl fragrant
Teas Merchants, Heads Families and all large invited
COMPANY.
THE NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPANY Chatham Ct and l6S Gn
Merchants aud
wishing sale Packed Teas apply immedatay-h
by mai, prepaid
made, n $500 French
n YOUNG
JONES' Fashionable French Boot
American Museum Nbos said
sold the "Quu end small profits"
JOHN ROACH 81 Nassau Thermometers and Instruments
Orders cash. attended
New York, August o, 1876
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fIFBfs,

On the 9th inst, q, the residence Of her Uncle,
Maj l.. Il Wills, in this County, Miss ALcispA
SWIFT, aged 20 ears, months and 90 days
% Winchester Republican copy.
At his residescc in Jefferson County, Ss'ur.
day last, the slh lust, 10 the rs year Of his age,
Mr. joins BoLgY, Sr father of Mr.. Benz. Buley.
JL, Of hi. County
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GEORGETOU.N MARKET, !

THU0cuU OU1co, 'Tr5 ost o Tofo:
FlouR. Marke; firm. For fresh ground rid
50 81 at which hodeis let 90 spar'ngly No new
arriving vet some 10 arrive At S3.-75.
GRAfS --khe receipts of Whoa, still continue
light and prices reuain unchanged. Ordinary 20
good qualities may BE- qnocd at Is TO so cts and
prime so to SO ct,. with good demand. Oats 33a
3jc from wagons, ahd arriving freely.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13
REAL ESTATE MARKET,
NO. II2 Erord,rdv, Wen /

sNR. TX fsFoUNtcHU, wen t'0f&
FsNElE undersigned have organised an Az
soonTED AGrYcY, extending TO various
parts of our Country and 10 Europe. for the
purpose Of collecting in ihis Office, and then
communicating to those who desire 10 pnr.
chase Real Estate, such authentic information
as will enable them with the lcas, possible de.
lay, trouble or expense, to find the spot where
they can, on the most favorable terms, pro-
cure fer themselves a home. adapted in all 70.
spects. TO their circumstances and wants.
We keep a Register Of Real Estate on sale.
classcd under appropriate heads, and issue
periodical publication ent,led ".f,ntican Re
al Estate ,fdr1rtiser," containing catalogue,
with locations. descriptions and pIices--which
is extensively circulated on both sides OF the
Atlantic
With these arrangements we are prepared
to negotiate sales or exchanges of Red Estate
Of every description, situated in any part Of the
Jt1ted Stdes
Knowing that in the States Of virc;nia; Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Missouri, there are large
quantities of New Lands and many Cultivated
Farms for sale al low prices, and on accom-
modaung terms, and regarding the soil and
climate Of those states as most favorable Tor
agricultural productions, we are satisfied that
il is only necessary these facts Should be made
hHONls " littlft NtfH IN fiilBidtoN as VIII
create an efiectual demand for not only the new
lands and cultivated farms, but for the vast
mineral treasures and water power for manu-
featuring purposes, Astounding IN those re-
9ons and will result in extensive sales, mu-
tually advantageous 20 both buyer and seller,
and to the prosperity Of the State at large.
We have. for the last year, had FREQUENT
applications for lands in those States, and have
actually sold more acres in Tennessee than any
other State in the Union We therefore issue
this circular 10 solicit consignnen,s Of such
Lands, improved and unimprovcd, rs are for
sale in the States above named. with par,ic-
ular description otlhe premises, location, terms
and surrounding circumstances. We viii en-
Ter all such descriptions ON our register with.
out charge, and if accompanied by remit
lance Of s., will advertise the same in the
American Real Estate Advertiser. When an
owner of properly gives us power oi attorney
TO sell, we will DO So and remit 10 him the pro.
ceeds in other caSes, we will direct purcha-
sers TO 10 the owner or his attorney.
In either case, when sale is effected by rs.
or to purchaser directed by us, our commits
sious will be, for new lands 10 per cent, for
improved property u per cent.
A copy Of the Real Estate Advertiser will
be sent to any person who may request il.
ARNOLD BuFruM, BUFEUM 6 co.
JOSHUA WEEP. 81 10 B~oad,ray .Ntte York.
D3-All persons wishing to make remittances
10 the above Agency, will be attended to By
applying at this Office. July 80, lS46.
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.7LEX.a.NDRL4 tM.iRKET, !

JaEtHe OJIte, .7Ug0SE Q, ToEU.
FlouRIhere is very little doing in -four
Last sale, from stores S3.s7j, reinspeetcd a, the
ri.k Of the sellers wagon price SO IS
GRAIS We hear OF ~ ales Of wheat worth re-
porting Good red whes, may be quoIe. al S0AS5c.;
lnfrror may be qno.ed al 70a75 Last sales OF Corn
s. cts. for white and yellow. Aboat 3O0G bushels
ahost unsod when our report made up.
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OBITE.ER f..

DEPARTED this life al Failing. W atsrs, in this
County, on the 9Th inst SAMcsL p, son ofCharles
and Ann Downs, aged six years, month, and 3
days
Leaves have their time TO fall.
AHd flower. TO withcr at the North winds breath,
End siars 10 set--but ali
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, o death !
Youth and the opcnag bloom
Look like lhings too glorious for decay,
Bot Thou sri rot Of thosr
That wait the ripcned bloom TO sezc their prey "
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Sw,.drfes.

& boz fresh Castor Oh; II do. do. God
O frey's Cordial; ~ do. Batrman's Drops ;
6 do. Scotch Snuff; gross Ess. Lemon; /
do. do. Cinnamon Go. do. Peppermint
cheap by the doz.-2 dog. fresh Olive OIL /;
Race and Ground Ginger Rosin and Coun-
try Soaps-received and for sale low by
Aug. 8 j. NJ YOUNG
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sc.

pAA LBS. flesh Candies, assorted, made
%OU to order;
$50 lbs Palm NUTS 80 lbs. Dates;
9 bales fresh African Ground Peas;
box Lemons ;--received and for sale low by
Aug j. NJ YOUNG.
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Commercial Record.
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LTLMORE .M3RKET1

american Office, august 10, 1876
FLouR.-D During the last few days the market for
Howard street Flour has brcn extremely dull
Holders are asking SAP, for fresh ground Flour,
bu, no sales Of any note have taken place. We
hear Of no settlements for receipts from cars.
GRAIs.--The receqis Of Whoa, are pretty large,
hut there is very little Of prime quality ode~ing.-
Prices Of The best samples are maintained, but the
lower grades have declined. We quote good 10
prime reds al 75as3 cts; ordinary to good 70a75c !;
and inferior aud common 55a65 cts We note sale
on Saturday Of load Of prime from New York.
white aud red mixed, at 80 cts Sales Of Md. fam
liz fonr white at local 5 cts. Sales Of white Corn
at 5Oa52 els aud yellow at 53a51 cts We quote
Md Rive al 60 cts Oals sell al 22a23 cts.
BAcoS il NOV ing off IN mc deratc parcels at &c
for " e.iern Shoulders; 81 for Sides; and Gas cts
for Hans
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EsiEiGIOUS.

Ss.Thr Rev. Wm II. PESpLEroS will preach
IN Nh Zion Church (HcdgrsvilIc) on Sunday next,
inst at halt pas, 10 O'Clock in the morning
0Ii-The TT Rev. Bishop WHELAs viii preah
IN The Catholic Chu,ch OF this place on Sunday, The
10Th fHst al 10 A NJ, and al u p. NJ.
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A MEXICAN LETTER. WRITER: be
N ing Practical Directions TO be observed IN
.ettsr- Writing, with numerous Model: OF Let
,ers in Affairs of Business, Friendship, Love,
Politics and concerns of Public and Private IN
terests-also, Forms of few Legal Docu
ments, and brief abstract Of the Post Office
I.aw-by a Member ofthe n. York Bar. For
sale al this Office Price l2i cts.
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.EE0cLereI. Nh0d, A,c.

DRlME No. / and .uackerel, and No.
" Shad and Herring, fer sale by the Dbl
halsbbl., or retail. ". KR OESEzsN
RR Depot, July 80
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MISS CRlsR0LM,s SCHOOL.

FE'IiE undersigned will reopen her School
N on Tuesday. the lst day n Septen,bey n.r,
July Is, ie46-6w D''''''
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NEW YORK FALL TRADE-Rs16.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
THERE CAME DOUBT

THERE CAN BE NO DOUBT
k .i s r BSh' s Gy he GR%s y ] s8aGa an.
Goods and the Great Depot American MaRutuI
s" s P' : s1f s o~s houses persons disposed purchase will ind
$Pps S . go GO a.
0 s K S5 Bdf & 1s ss z s. ssd IS S. Broadway
0 : z G 1s d 1 1s T 1a @s D s d a,in s
'A' D. n pEYsER Importer John st. or aes Broadway
STRAW GOODS. .,..u.
" and P EI Sra Bsf s = r John a I s' f''' &C.,
CASH CLOTH STORE.
@ p GhnG3 D FDoIb s and R c ca S ao' 1
New York, respectfully invited t stock
' s as: s e;asH s s' H.@ s. cs D % Schools g 7
i'''' shMUE s S@ WILLIAM WOOD
Importer Ss s a % a i5 f1 s %s se r s D
'''""' 'A''' ''''< WM RADDE No 1922 Broadway.
s' a1 e a 1 sf g. Srss ss s s '"' 1 1 S @
FRANCIS LoUrREI Maiden
importers a sft. e Sff III . g S. se'$ s'.'
ss. p Books s s , s Psp 3 % sss % Ns
prices; Stationery
PLAYING WHITING CARDS.
''y'S" c I COX s' Il PSI"s " S' S'
GLASS. c1z47sA Ann eusrNs-wAsn
@dn" China Glass Furthermore Looking Glasses
RICHARD H ASNR s s as, SO 3 s supplied s s s " ' Villa" ~
w ' 5GssuR d ~5 Go" D % %s a sa~ ~ SITS.
s'' as 1sss iS %S P 's %
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rSSsb b 7 e: a ~ ' a% " No 81 r,
Water and Front
JAMES, st Fulton and John
SHIRT. STOCK AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE.
STONE GREACEN William John and Go John been for
sfs! s Gs1s h % cs% 9 se 4 s 9
T 'S S1e & ' @
6 5! s Dav S' : joS " S; S: c's s:
JOHN WAKEMHN CO, sMaienL aHe,an Liberty
loNcsrRrEr spFck Nassau o1o s.
m m G ' s n 1L w W are we o ppad u c" for e @
aad wss la in style and manner to defy competition ,r
'2%SsSs aH%Ea 49, sS 5 g.; @ %
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ge rus s@ s % ea ase '% d % @a ha
Talnsom Dealers re ariedt call aud stock
MORRISON William St. Washington
sALAMAND2R safes
eeA as improvement Uadns Patent For sale BY
by Bridge, n Orleans
and Wholesale Dealer oa French English and 691a" Fancy Goods Combs B
Fe1mey lnguure Portable Desks boh Bore Dressing Cases. c@d
CsyP Books
GEORGE r. CHOl4W ELI. No "a Maiden Lane
English French Fancy Goods Gold and Gu aceby Pe5Hay
-" SILL THOMPSON, 81 William upsnhs.
gERFUNHERy.
Genuine
Johnson voom Fancy
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.gn .FDs,renficc Wanted.

HNHE subscriber wants smart, active Boy,
Il between the age of l6 and II years, of
industrious habits, and who will attend close
" to bis work, as an apprentice to the House
Carpenter Business. One answering the above
description will be taken, if immediate applica-
ton be made TO d. H. DOLL.
Aug. 6, lS46-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13
1NToIuaam Miller )
attornrp at Eam,

sAHTiNsBuRo, RrsKKtky oorSyy, VIRGINIA.
vEfiI4b give prompt attention to all BUSH
w ness entrusted to hiscare in the Coun-
ties OF Berkeley, jefferson and Morgan.
o5-Ofiice at the Office OF the Clark Of thu
County Court Of Berkeley.
Martinshurg, July 30, lSiG-=f
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.sOsGsSgs.

a RLEANS, Sugar House and Man,anzas
" Molasses, received BY
July % ]. M. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-13
Ef0cGal a. Enrd.

EUST received, prime lot Of Bdcon al
~ so, few kegs Of nice La,ql-for sale rea-
sona5le. H.N KKOESE.N
RR Depot. July 30