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BUILDING HARDWARE.

BUILDING HARDWARE.
WE offer FOR sale, on moderate terms. tho fol.
' loWins srheesi % which We invite ne attention OF BUD
ers and Mschssics gsncnry.
Afic fuueya nuu ard rafiaRCnt Hlrrrs. IN sirsa
Nafpeh'eu faign k0oo Locta Mori-e and CosetIc-ls
kucb aud Thunb Latohss Roi a Screw. Finshre Nsts
Bird PAST aiues, shut Or Hooks. Ssh cord
Patent sash Fassniag1 fash srungs &C.
guH poNNAN
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REMOVAL.

lave removed my Office over the store q,
All - 49,, mhhe' at which place lem always he found
panetuahy 10 any bushes entrusted 70 M 4 .,,,ns
70. ming out and rhnr Of servants at private . eE seIrpr and
IN oI houses and the 20 Ieetns busin,-- rensrafy.
ROBERT NIL.
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10 BUYERs or EUHNITUHE--SOUTH
l. 81 I. w. MEFES.
CLOTHINGl CLOTHING!
MO UAA

KEEN d co.
r are now receiving our supply % Ready made C1othiag for
w FAN AID wisicr wear, consisting. In part, Of
Pine and medium Beaver Osegeoas
DO do so Fock Coats
EIta French do oyereoas
DO llaek Cas- FrocO, rsw style
Tweed DO d., do
DO Casss Sack, all prices
Double ME- Tweed, d.
Tweed SACK Ficcks, something new
Plaiu bra Cass Pants good quality
French Do Stia do. do
Cord do. great variety
Pine Cloth ID es Costs Under way
DO French Frock do. "
FiDt quaiiy cord Ssunet Pants
DO do mlId DO do
No. I Fat seaffs, brk nna cord
Black AMI cord Cravats
New style Meek Ties
Silk. satin, velvet eioth, mcTino aad other Vests.
RT We have a No. I Gutter, and can make any garment up at
the shortest notice, aud warrant a good ".
SEQ KEEN q co
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
TIME Subscribers have this day commenced re-
n csivinE Iheir supply Of new Fan aIa Winter Goods; amonr
which my BE- fourd tire following
Rich FrEch Aoul clfns and CashmcTes
SECOND MOURNING do do.
Rich fars Silks
White Foutt DO Sole
Rich PindsIks
Rich Gala Pats
Rich Errish ard American Prints
Black and white and oiher Ginghams
Hosiery Of every variety
Dark and light cord hid Gloves
WG aud white do.
Rich bonnet and other R.handa &c.
Besides n v9T ely Of slap . and fancy soods-'o which they wou4
respectfully sobei the attention Of their customers and The public
generally. e. 10 TIL. n PRICE a 90.
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GEORGE N u.,....,r.

SEOIsGE II Merchan t Tailor,
No ITO CHksNUr STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
An constantly on hand. NJ his extensive Tanorne storr, opl
pon'e me r<ats Honsn. an elegant aaortneni Of French and
InsIisn choths casafnerr-t and ve.tins. received per late arrival
W lie eontscts thu esabi-hment on the principle II sendfns
no sAimets oct OF hi-stof- but those Of the h-t quality. and Il 10
thus that he hasso bong enjoyed the best run OF euaon In this city
and throughout tho Union. He would respectfully solicit q can
from gentlemen visiting the city. assuring them he VIII execute any
orders entrusted 20 HIM. In a suprror style, and At lower rates than
the same quality can be had NJ any slore In the city. fmy 4-tf
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NEW NTMUERS

NEW NUMBERS.
No. 7 Of hofict'raI HFt1y o. Enfand
4 No. 2 n the = stermcn Of ts Comm1rvssrb o. r,,.,t
No. ~ Of Lite Dc L.unt &c
~. 5ot harin ue Fcund me- D. Eureucsus.
Another upfB 81 Fahtr uauy. \ new novel Nv IA, ,,tho, q.
'Emcia Wvrlt-u &c.
An,itet g7py n e. Faftnie' apovel ~ Euscss Soc.
\ hvy iothe tterci e. t1 Orcatou's nov m-.t,d I'D 80, a,
rcad, wlit- ani peak Che Fttnca Language.
Ihe htfov 70 tFIfrafon. from the nH Of ne Rom,, r-,l,.
2 me tr,neh Eevclauea by 2. GuEoL Tie Prime Nnisssf q
frsnce. Rccsvod by
wIt NASH a yvo,pu,f-yr
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" No ADVERTISEMENT 10 be conndered BY the month or year,
unlrss specified on the Manuscript OF previously agreed upon be-
tween the parties.
8r An advertisement not married. on the copy for a specified
number OF insertions. viii be continued until ordered out, and pay
ment er.eted accordingly.
~ Regular avoid any mlsun-
teratanding on The part OF Annual Advertisers, IL Il cut proper TO
state ttshtEaiy, thattheir privileges only ertend to their immediate
business. Real Estate, Legal, and all other Advertisements sent by
them tn be nu additional charge, and no variation.
9J Real Estate and General Agents Advertisements not to be
inse1sdb by the year; hut 10 be charged At the usual rates, subject to
such discounts AZ Fhsii be egfeed upon.
% Aueuoueefs, booksellers, aRi yearly advertisers generally,
Engaging oc OF more sqaurrr, with the pnviege OF change, shan
not, On their yearly average, Ia any one week insert more than the
amount agreed upon as the standing rule under the contract, and all
exceeding such amount 20 be charged at the usual rates.
ADvERTIsEEzSrs inserted IN the w Wing at rs cents
perbgaAre OF rs iines OF less. for the npt Insertion, and so cents
per square for each continuance.
July la. l6i5
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ayers OF Cabinet kur0Eturc In the south
and elsewhere.
f. W. HUTCHlNGS Il CO.
as BRoAD Ig.4T, NEW ToRK,

AIS BRO.dD R4T, NEW YoRK,
BErWEEE GRAND AND BROoME S~TEEETsJ
TENHE subscribers would inform their customers
l. and The pablo, that they have removed from their late sf
tuation f5e BroOae street, to the above number in Broadway.
where they have the rehcst assortment; OF FuInUlTe IN N. York,
comprising all the ancient modern, Partisan and other styles 90
much in use atthe pres nj day, which are offered at prices that can
not fail to induce those who are in want TO purchase.
Strangers visiting the CITY in quest Of Cabinet WORK, arc invited
TO call examine. and compare the quality and prices with other
manufactures. r. w. u. - 90. will guarantee every piece sold a.
having been got up under their own Immediate inspection and SUI
pernirndenee, and warranted in every respect equal to any in the
city oT elsewhere.
&C I4-Iy e. w. HUTCHINGs & CO, AS broadway.
10 HUYERs 81 EUHNITURE--SOUTH.
]. & ]. W. MEEKS,
AVIEG facilities for manufacturing all Kinds Of the mOt,
III FasboAGlls and S7lsHai1 FATlinzTs now rsed, beg leave re-
speciality 10 cal the auention Of soutlsTn Genl-men and Ladies
visiting New York, 10 their Establishment, No. IL Vesey street, a
few DOOR from the Astor House. Al thor Store Rooms win be
found an extensive stock ofRurnhmre, made in the most ancient and
modern Partisan re well as other desirable styles, such as Egyptian.
EliLAbethan, Gothic, Louis XIV and XIV, &e; all OF which Is Of
their own manufacture, and Goucn up uAder their personal super
Intendenee, and wauantcd to equal any made in thisei lily or Europe.
New York. sept. I2fL rs. Iy
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RICHMOND, Fredcricksburg and Poto-
mac RaiI-R Dad.
FISHING PARTIES TO PINEy POINT

NoIlCE is hereby given that tickets to P;n.v
rolnt Win The privilege OF returning fee OF charge n ,1.
saint ~ hon toe day Of departure, will be gwen 10 6.hi.- .,
an "gAf OF 1Sre, for four dollars only.
I. SHARP. AGENT Tusn,,
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
Monday Morning, Augu III. ,a6
TX ii. JENKINS, having moved TO the new
'Tofr No. 1fi Min street. Eagts suu,r-. xu
o1pe~ea u oner bargains fnm bic uressn NJ stoek Of -ao. 49,
a ~ rep'enshed ~1thiE a few days.
vi na1 Ms change IN Contemplation for SOM. tim. ,,a
we sNa u all Of his old ai Questionable ,tocs N. nj. -
: = toni te redueei prices at viii mot sfucles hsvs Ter
70 teh, ~ wholesale and retail. as low as similar z,o5.
~ p-i-hlH-d u ne untsi States. New soots win be rres5v.a
"o osiy' ans pnfehse~ may rely upon hnsinr NJ tbi. e,t,hr,h
~ e'ery De enption Of Dry Coos Of the neues, aa nos go
au 20
'HE subscribers offer for sale the toIjowIng
- popular NEDIClNRs-
Watars Bslsan wid cherry
SSaynes Comyoanc Syrup Wa c..-,
Brstors sannpanni
CooteE
Sani'
Eul's
kowands Improved Tonic MIXTURE
WeisS-fs kenoTer Of Health
JSnes Fr2ecsorant
Ssitn5aiive Basm. With many others too ,.Jtou.
m.nnon. we beg have here 70 say, that ahhousn .; the
hEens Tor the ae Il saBe of thn-e Medicine, We 49,, n -.
~ enahs' w oean them from either the proore,or, or h.,
~" GRCBBS 4 APPERSON.
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NOTlCE TO GLNTLEMEN.
10 the Farmers of Virginia

WILL furnish on gallon Of Agne and Fever
- hfden encugh tor IS OF 20 persons. a. % per gallon. and
warranted 70 cure OF no pay This N dicinc has been wei tested
10 ne nethboFhcod e The city, and found q, b. a sure cure. for
oag ~ te sAAL 3 DOVE
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VOLUME SO.
Rifbmono Dailp 1ubis.
RICHARD ~. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT N. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
TIE II -


TERMS.
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taien Of tie deposite OF a letter in he Post once Containing mo
ney.
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an TONS ANTHRACnECOAL. a superior
~ quaihy'p .eua gr shf John suh. and frfslc BY
ea3 HANKtN. WHfTIOCK q RnysfgR
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12
OgxTTARx.

Died, at his residence in Vermillion Comfy State
of Illinois. on the 9Th Of October last. john LAM
ON, ia the Goth year Of his age.
The deceased was well known in this portion OF
Virginia, he having emieratcd from tho County OF
Berkeley some thing less than ten years ego; and
the intelligence Of his sudden demise wal be pam
fully felt bv large circle OF friends and acqnaia'
tauccs who highly esteemed his character and appre.
ciated his worth. AS neighbor, Mr. Lamon could
not have been excellcd, whilst he lived here IN the
exercise aud interchange ofsvcry kind and good oil
fee as friend, he remarkable Tor the strength
Of his attachments the sincerity OF his professions,
and the fidelity OF his engagements as Magistrate
of the County he intelligent, upright, hrm aud
impartial, impressing all who observed MIN III 'hai
relation with his perfect recttude OF purpose, and
his Of the high respons bities OF hrs station
The writer OF this notice, was one. amongst many
others, who deeply lsmented the public loss which
the County OF Berkeley sustained by his remov al
from il. He 10 happy TO learn, however that his
ness as an officer and his worth as an lndivid.
ua were promptly discerned by the citizens OF that
State, in W ich IN the evening of his life no chose
TO cast his home. The Office OF Justice OF the Peace
an office which Mr.. Lamon was always willing
TO hold, as il afforded him the means of being ex-
tensively useful to his fellow .citzens,was confer
red upon him very shortly after his emigration 10
Illinois, aud higher Offices were within his reach,
If the same modesty and aversion to legislative lie
which distinguished him here, had not there con-
trolled as il did here, the wishes Of his friends
Peace to his ashes and may his descendants EN-
uate those virtues Of siacerty truth and honor
hch so strongly endeared him 10 all in this portion
of Virginia, who enjoyed the pleasure Of his friend
ship. r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12

has received files of Mexican papers,
The dates from the capital are to the Goth
September.
There is nothing about the departure oil
Santa Anna towards Monterey. So far
from that, he was still in the capital, must
ering his forces for the contemplated ex-
petition.
Senior Hardly Tamariz had been APP
pointed Minister of Finance in place OF
Senior Gomez Fsrias.
The Diario del Cobierno says that all the
rcbpeople Of Mexico would do well in
following Santa Anna's example-con-
tribuliug literally towards the support OF
the war--or else the mob would go where
they knew the money was and take il TO
the soldiers who defended the country
Then it adds, that the clergy had consent
ed to mortgage their property for So, 00O,-
coo; that the merchants and wealthy citi-
zens Of Mexico would deliver to the gov
eminent on the 25th of September $500
coo for the. purpose Of the war; that the
same amount would be delivered on the
OH Of October, and equal sums would be
paid every month.
Senior Gomez de la Cortina had made
himself a loan of $4,000, without any
conditions as to premium or time Of reim-
bursement.
The Expectador says there are yet some
patriotic Mexicans left, who will not allow
their country to be ruined by its enemies.
By the same arrival the Picayune also
has the following letter, which they state
to be from a source entitled to all credit
VERA CRUz, October l, 1916.
Dear Srs: There is very little news
worth reporting The present Govern
menl is trying TO render itself popular by a
serle. Of rather liberal measures, and APP
pears willing 10 recommence the campaign
more vigorously. Gen. Santa Anna is
about TO leave Mexico in order to assume
the generaship in chief Of the troops con-
cenirated in San Luis Potosi; but we con-
fess 10 have the very worst opinion ofthe
Mexican Army, and do not believe that
they will make any vigorous resistance to
the American troops. The main difficult
ty will be, moreover, the entire want of
money, as in the Golfers Of the treasury
there is not even enough wherewith to
pay the most necessasy and urgent ext
gences, and the credit of the Government
is very much shaken indeed. II is true
that The clergy will guarantee loan Of
some millions of dollars, but we do not be-
lieYe that this amount will be procured,
and even if it were, undoubtedly the
largest part will consist in Government
paper, which is very diff cult TO realize in
this moment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12
Commercial Record
Bal TLMORE .M.4RKET,
american Office. Nor. 9. 1876. {

sImeytCW OUlCc, woo. -, lCfO-
CATTLE.-The supply Of Beeves at market
to-day was full but not quite so large as that of
last week. The demand was animated, and
the prices last quoted We're sustained
The offerings at the scales comprised 1890
head, of which 1900 were sold and 100 remain
over Prices ranged from 81 .50a$275 per 100
lbs. on the hoof, equal to $3a525 net, and av-
eraging about 1920.
HoGs.-Live Hogs have advanced. Sales
to-day were at $4l2.a425 with few par
GELS CT superior quality trihe higher.
FLoUR.-Several small parcels Of Howard
street Flour were sold on Saturday at $3.50
The steamers news published this morning,
has brought the market completely TO a stand.
It is considered favorable, and holders are look
ing for higher prices, but no sales have been
effected, there being general disposition to
await until the effect on the Eastern market is
more fully developed. The receipt price from
cars is unsettled.
GRAIs-The market this morning was We
nv unsettled, and the price Of Wheat advan-
ced, but later in the day the advance was not
sustained. Two or three parcels OF prime Md.
red Wheat were sold at 100 cts, but that price
could not afterwards be realised. There was
a good supply of Pennsylvania reds, and sales
| of 5000 bushels were made at l2O cts. A
sale was afterwards made ofl6O0 bushels at
lis, cts, and lot of 1000 at II cts other
parcels are held at III cts without finding
purchasers. There was no Corn offering to-
| day. and we are unable 10 name quotation.
For lot of Pennsylvaniayellow, 70 cents was
refused The last sales Of Oats were at Is
cents-none in market today.
BAcos.-Small parcels oil Bacon are selling
at previously quoted rates, viz: Shoulders al
Al cents sides I 81 cents; Hams cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12
Month OF November Lotto
pies.


GPLENDlD CAPITAL AND OTHER
~ PRIZES TO BE DRAWN.--1he at
tention of persons at a distance. and our cor
respondents in particular, is directed TO the tru-
" magnificent schemes herewith TO be drawn
on the 9TH. 18th. 2lst and 18th Of November,
lSs6--ln either OF which we trust no delay OF
omission may occur IN sending us your orders
say one or Two days at least previous 10 the
drawing.
The drawing Of each Lottery viii be made
known Immediately after they are over, by the
return mail. The tickets and drawings Of all
Lotteries are mailed by us under cover, (enyel-
ope forn) so that no one is able to discover
their contents. This rule is strictly adhered TO
in every instance, and has gwen the greatest
satisfaction 10 all who have conided their or
ders to our care.
In addition to the list of prizes sold and re-
ported by US in our last monthly paper. we are
pleased 10 add the following. which have been
distributed since the LIST Of October in the Ma
ryland and Alexandra Lotteries, viz
Two $4,000 prizes, (boih whole tiekets.)
Two 5000 prizes, (share packages,)
One 81 900 prize, (share.)
One 81 900 prize. (half ticket)
Together with several 81 900, $500, 500,
and numerous smaller prizes.
The prizes above named have all been Off
cially published, by the Managers at the foot
ofthe printed drawings, to which we beg TO
refer--as no fictitious prizes are ever publish
ed or proclaimed by us in any way whatever.
For lucky tickets aud packages in any one
of the present schemes for November, with
promp, and handsome returns by the mails,
be careful 10 address the ever fortunate and sue
cesstul agents in Baltimore,
JAMES FLETCHER & CO.
No. 3, Fiu,hiia Buildings, Baltimore, Nd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12
WAsHrscTos. Nov. q. 1916.

There is, from some cause or other, prev
alent opinion here that we shall have peace
with Mexico by the LIST Of February, and that
there is no necessity for any more expenditure
Of blood and treasure.
There is an equally prevalent opinion that
our Government will not demand California,
nor even the boundary of the Sierra Madre,
but be content to take the Rio Grande for a
boundary and release Mexico from the oblga-
tons Of her treaties, and assume TO pay the in
IDENTITIES due TO our citizens.-Cw. OF Jour.
Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SMITH has issued a
proclamation Tor holding an election to gil the
vacancy in the Senatorial District composed
OF the Counties Of Fluvanna ,Goochland, Lou
lsa and Hanover, occasioned by the death Of
JOHN GuERRANT, Esq, late Senator in the
General Assembly, for the said district, on the
fourth Thursday in this month, the 10Th inst.
He has also ordered an election on the same
day, for delegate for the County Of Lunen-
burg, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of john L. STREET, Esq-.4ler. Gag.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12
.N.GHKfED,

Os Saturday evening, the 7th inst, by the Rev
MIR. Winter, Capt THos. HooPEa TO Miss MAa'
sARET l. SHAFFEa, daughter Of MIR. Jno. shafer
all Of this place. -
On the 4th inst, by the Rev Mr. Dulin, MI
sAmL RANEY, jr, to Miss Many RiDEsHouR, oil
Of this County. .
On the 2gth ult by the Rev. d Zacharia', Mr.
UARRIsoN MiLLga, formerly Of this Couniy,) to
Miss SEAMAN SHAFEs, both Of Frederick Coua-
ty Nd
On tho lIth inst. by the Rev. j Winter, Mo
JoHs MlLLsR to Mas May mcdaniel, ell el
this County
Ia Champagne Co Ohio. on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, Mr.. RICHARD Fl. GILL, formerly OF this
County, TO Miss May CRAIoHILL, OF the former
place
On the Sd inst, by the Rev Sam'l R. Fisher, Dr.
Francis e REAMER, Of Hancock, Md, to Miss
GEoaaIANA KERss, Of Chambersburg. Pa
In Lynchburg, Va, on tue 29ih ut., by inc
Rev MIR Kiuckle, RICHARD Il. ToLEa. one OF The
Editors Of the "Richmond Wing" TO Mis-, thAS-
CTS, daughter OF tho late DR.. VIM. IL b. Christian
OF the former place.
Ga the 2sth ult by tho Rev Mr.. lIsrkey. THos
HALlEa, Esq one Of the Editors OF the fredereh
IND. J Examiner, TO Miss CARottNs f., younge'
daughter of Jno Fes'ler. Esq of Frederick Md
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12

The Charlestown fVa.) Free Press, receiv-
ed last week, says, the waters of the Shenan-
doah and Potomac did great deal Of injury
at Harper's- Ferry. Families have been driv-
en- from their homes, which were almost com
petely inundated. The water was knee deep
in portion Of Shenandoah street, and some
five or six feet in the kitchen ofCapt ABEL,
of the u. s. Hotel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12
Notice.

A S the name of the subscriber is used in
IA the above advertisement without his con
sent, the public are hereby notified, that the
same has been inserted. and the sale made,
without tue authority or direction Of the under
signed, who has never had possession or the
control Of the goods since the dissolution
JONATHAN DuBLE.
Nov. 5, 1876.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12

On tho 25th urt. Mr.. SARAH s. KENNEDY, vii
Of Anthoay Kennedy, E,q.. Of jefferson County
and eldest daughter OF the late Stephen Dsadfidge
aged 35 years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12
.4LEX.a.NDRLa MARKET, }

Gazette Office, .Nouember 7. 1876.
FLouR.-The market is unsettled-we hear
Of no sales. Buyers and sellers are holding
back for the steamers news from England
Wagon price $5.l2t.
GaAIN.-Wheat is selling at los a no cts.
for good to prime red No sales of Corn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12

GENERAL PAREDEs was afraid to come to
the United States, for fear the Yankee Doc
dies would shoot him. What character we
Christian people have abroad
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12
Executors Safe
Of a Valuable Farm.
.NE.lR WINCHESTER, "a

.N'E.lR WINCHESTER, IA
FINDER the authority OF the VIII of the
u late Jas. G.. Fckln, deed, the under.
signed, his executor and executrix. will Elk,
pose at public auction, to the highest bidder
before the front door of the Court House in
the town of Winchester, on The 1871 dan of No.
realber neat, (being Couu-day,) a TRACT
OF LAND, containing about
ESQ Acres,
(more or less, and known as the "BelerMt
Farm" The location aud general arrange
ment of this land will compare advantageous
ly with that Of any other in this section OF
country. 1t is within four miles of Winehes-
ter, where ready market can be had for all It's
products. The land is also of the best lime
stone quality, and rel ,catered; il has for sew
erdl years past been in cultivation by a good
farmer, and is in excellent or
der. The building, especially n .TTf9Aa
the Out Houses, are new, or in s5a2s~rg,4, -. "a
good repair-there are several US 81
neeer falling springs Of excellent water in the
farm-yard, and within twenty yards Of the
dwelling house. The soil is finely adapted to
the growth of both wheat and corn.
Persons desirous of purchasing both rich
and well -timbered farm, and healthy loca-
ton, Git being within one-and -a-half miles OF
Jordan's IFhite Sulphur Springs are reques-
ted to call and examine it. Any further inlor-
nation can be obtained by addressing the sub
scriber, J. f. FIcKLIN, Falmouth, Va
The terms Of sale ,eW be-One third cash
onc-third in II months and one-third in "a
months from the day Of sale, ,citho,d interest.
Bond and security will be required ofthe pur-
chaser for the deferred payments; together
with deed of trust on the premises.
CATHARlNE FICKLlN, Ezt'r,
JOHN +. FICKLlN, En'or,
Of Jas g. Ficklil, deed
Oct. %, lS46-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12
RELIGIOUS.

0J-A Protracted Meeting will be held IN tho
Methodist Church of this place, commencing on
Saturday, l4th inst, at o'clock, p. nj The ser
vices will continue for several days.