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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16


v in The CIetk's office of The Circoi' SsJcr',t
Cont oi Low AMI Chaneerv k'r The county OF Onto,
,n The m.,nih of March 1876
James II Laudsrtack. jesse Ianiz. Juhn vi Lure.
Thomss l. Wilson sad john fnk.
Cornplainanls.
against
Charlie. ID Kuoa. James ID jackson, John Miller.
William + Selhy. survivor ofAlired Bsnnei. Who
were partners usder the firm OF w L Selhy 4
Co. J,hn II Armstrong. Jsnes MMufrsy. Dsvid
Agnsw. }, I'm Richie. Zaehariah Jacob. sdmiui>
iraor OF samuel Sprisg deceased. The Merchants
ard Aiechanics' Bank of Wheeling. and Guslssos
CreaP. o.isnss IN bankruptcy # Horace NJ
Miller. Defendants.
Tho compsinanis in The ceusc having filed an
amended aud supplemental BIT. and The defendants
Jsmes ID JackscK. Jahn Miller. James NJ Mnrfsy md
John Richienoi having entered Their appearance enj
given sccory according ihe oi ass mil ard no
rules of this court, snd Il appearing rs satisfactory
proof that they mt ,nhaoisn's ei the comin"n'
wealth Of vifs iDia--on tam OF the compsibants
hs COUNSEL n - o,Jesed hat the said defendants DO
appear hero the fret day ~ he rexi Sprng term
of shi- court anil The meisiuanis tiii, aiid
hat copy ol this order be Grhwiih inserted IN
snme newsfersr printed an ne e,'y IL Wheeling
ior months snresssvcv snt posted Of the Font
door vi The COURT house of oo roun,y. copy to-e.
AI.EN + LAlDLkT. Clerk,
Coon. mai y
a n
v ia mo Clerks Office al the Great Surcror
Court Of Law aud Chsuc-'v Tor the county Vi Ohio.
~ ihe roalh OF March 1916.
Archibald Henderson. Complainant.
against
Rcdick MKee. Charlr. ID kbos. Fronkln W Koot.
Robert e Woods. jain R,iehie. J~hs Canphcl
nrd Amelia II his wife. Parker Campbell and
Label his vile. Hanson w Chapline and Eliz,-
beth 5 his wiie. which said Amelit HI Campbell.
Isabel Campbell aud II z,belh = ChspiInr. nre
the children aud heirs at lnw OF Sssnuei SPTGS,
late ol Ohm county. deceased. char all Jarob.
adm. nisra,Or OF NC estate OF ,he said Samuel
Spueg decreased. The Mersh,nls and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling. CuSiavus Cre-ap, assignee ~
bankruptcy II Charles d kboS auj of Rejick
MKee. and J ohm wilson il agt VI srs Guod.
D,isudtnis
The Defendant, John Rrhe and John Wilson
IT, not hsvrg entered their appearance ni.d given
sccnriIy accurling 10 The oct oi assembly ond The
rules OF this Cou.I. nnI " appearing 10y satisfactory
pr,of hat they not inhabitants OF the COM
as,nwcalih al Nirgiuia--On motion oi The cotn-
painRnt by counsel. is orier,d that tho said dc.
PENDANTS 10 appear here the First day a; The neS
SRnng term of this c11tt. AMI -wpt he rpr1'
plauants hil susi that cap, OF ,his oicr hr forth
! wnh inserted IN some news aper printed nihc ciy
OF Wheeling iot tive months sacces,ively. and pos
| cd At The front door oi tie. conn hous' of ohh'
! eousiy. A copy t's;c, ALEX L LAlDLEY,
Coon mar Q Clc,k
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
Vl>OBE iNSuRED-or 10, To be-ihe''s the
question w neither il is better by one sweep
,rg 6re. TO he roined-and subject TO all he ills
,ssi flesh is heir to- or like prudent man go to the
Protection Office. and Then lie made safe. comtou0-
bic and happy-we leave Cor You t' determine.
The Protection Insnrar ce Company of Hartford.
Conn. having already paid ever $500 600 OF hssc-
in the Western County,. Is entitled 10 The highest
confidence. and their agent ai Wheeling. Virginia.
WE PETERSON.
will take risks on dwelling houses, waic houses
stores, mills. fsciorics. &c. together with their con-
tents. such as furniture, merchandise, machinery
end every Other description OF insuiahlo properly
Also On steam Keel and Hat boats aud their cafgocs
60 and frnm any rori on the Western Waters. Ola
The most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same ne q, any other ilice IN Wheeling.
Office on Monrye street opposite Tho Monroe
Hon g. md near the Post Office jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16


VIRGINIA ~ hscERr-at rules held
y IN the Clerks III 81 an. Cucnn Superior
Ccur of Law sud Ch,nk COR the county OF Ohio
n The month Of March ii6
Gcnigr u Gnnher. JossnD Niothpws. Lancaster
OulJ aud Rrinus X Oh. partner. under tho firm
o. Ganher & Co c,~p.aiHants.
og4s
William Chaplnc. Noa,E Chnplinc. and Josiah
" ChnPlinc. laic par,rts under tie firm at wm
Chap inc md Sons. srtscoh : Shf.vsr. SJbiesl,
Brady and liausnn w hapline Trustees undo r
a certain deed NC, ~ the sssJ iionsn w
Ch,,i,ne. Trustee undei ssnain ,ihcr deed. an1
Alexander r Laidlsy. DsfCRdisis.
The cumplaran's havitt fed an amended and
supplemental bill. and the A,rnda.i Moab T. Chap
lins. rsl having entered hi&prea nnce and given
security according 10 the sJ-f Assembly AMI the
rules of this court. aid aie.fing by Satisfactory
mooi that they nre not inhi butts af the common
weahh of V rginia-Oa md Of The compliments
10y counsel. a. u ordered thi NE said sclrnd dU
appear here The iir.t datxshc next : ring tern
II this court and answer n nlpls.nans hill AMI
that copy OF Ibis order ! ksethwi,h inserted IN
some now spapcr prinied she e,iy of Wheeling
Tor two mouths Successive and p sgcd at the 'front.'
jour Ol Tie eaurI house I'll tsiI county,
\ copy ie.c
ALEX wkLAlDLEY, Clerk.
NELSON & FrcK. maf .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
CoLUMBUs, (o)INsURANCE CON
RANH.

.4GENCY FOR WHEELING
III X LIST. At Shfiger & Slelle's Warehouse,
ID wa'er street.
S"HEY will take sisks on Builcings OF al
kinds:
b'esmboais snd Csrgoes Factories, Mllls,
Aceiboats, Flsthouis and CarsOes Sc, against
tpsS OF damage by IRE or the daDgeTssndpe'ilS
- The seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
tI<fms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
heir agents are so,horizrd 10 make the FOL
loving terms with their cGsiomerS
Nay person insuting q single risk by which
no loss TO the company - sustained, shall re-
<ee7e return on application 30 the agent, OF
no per cent en- the amount paid. On nett gross
Pf<mum- paid each year, amounting 10 500
ofovef, IL per ce,d on do; amounting 10
800 or over, 10 per ceot. Jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
FRESH FRUITS,
6 w EET- MEAT S, b c.

n CASK ZNNTE CURR ANTS
"a 30 bDsc.. halves aud quarters. Bunrh Raisns
10 ] bikes Lsguyra E,i-ius, very superior
50 It's satana q, 3 Kegs 10
2 kegs Malaga Grapes
30 drums Figs l Fwtl Doics
45 It's CusOn. 90 lbs preserved Orange & Lemsn
Peel
] 2 hHcy lrIcs Ptunes, 6 jrfsd do
200 lbs assorted Candy
81 lbs Cmekcr Kisses IS lbs common do
h.Ics fancy French Jo
800 Opuges. | lrox Lemrns
100 jars Preserves Peaches Pear. Quincss Curp
Dtmsons. Cherries. Crab APPl,s. Straw berries
old ilsgherrcs
9 ioz lars sutefi"r Dfandv Pcnches
100 iirs fick jcs; Peaches. Cherties rDff Cucnin
tiers. mN'd, Murnas Red Csbbsse, On,oni
md Corn
2 duEB ,uirs Prgpci Sluse
a. liofsc RaGsb a.
! do ffe.h Goosebcrre4
1 u, Musli-.r M walnut and Trlna'o C9isug
80 Lbt E0clesuE Aiuo -
no dc Shcilcd go
$50 lbs FIherIs. $50 les Palm Nn'
i15 do Ens'isi Wuiuuts, 3 hushels fsa Nos
49, 2 Bsis Golden SyioP very suIeuof. inge'hft
/ Nuh general tssnumeut 81 GRO-t!ilLs just
received aud Too sale ioa iy
s ~ WOODROW
tsri9 No 23i Hin Stree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

NJ ELL. MOORE 81 co respectfully inform
= TIC travelling ruth,. b1i hev have hy an
ARA rcmon wuh Vuushrs g. Co. ord O Hinton
extended iher .p'eriiI N,tppal Road Saro
Luts airecl q" : Lpui- through Indnnornls
rrre ilutc Nrd V1ndn &C., and t,ai unsurpassed
Accommodation .o.s se had hroVgl iho sutife
route.
FAST MAIL COACH leaves Wheeling dali,
pi 10 uc'oct, Z IS. TO Cmcinuai "a SO hours. 10 ST
Louis 6 days
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily a 10 o'clocA
Z NJ SO hGufs a. Cincu nli
u 'FALLMAD5E'S Coed Intent Cn,ch lea,es
Wheeling dolly al 10 g',loek + NJ. % hour, to
Nay.yiie, Ky.
ESras furnished on all Inc above lines 10 rafics.
Nth The puy,iesc ufsieepns or ,cayclitgat hi
rs ihcy mpy islt
Office M 80 wairr 81. iir,t door below the L &
HoleI Wheeling Va
jan ~ " : COwuEPY. Arent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
WHEELING TIMES 4 ADVERTISER
AND WHEELING GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY On
JAMES IL. WHARTON.

Real eslsie anu sIetHU"3t uuVtIIIstmeuIs'
her,tf,' and commi>SiUnrr>' sales, iheaificsl,
rircus, or similar advertising, not 10 be pub
shed by the year.
Advertisements chargcab'e By The inSerlinn
should in all cases, be accompanied by the
written dirscions a 10 the sumber OF inScr
ions; il not, they viii be Published all forbid.
and payment exacied
TO advertisements inserted eraiuiious'y.
Marriages aud ieaiks are published a. news
obituaries aud funeral invitations are adser-
Ssements.
F,hr privilege Of o1.eiiiscrs, BY the wear, /
confined TO sdvertise men,s OF their own icgu
ar business. All other advertisement SAINT By
Them will be charged al the usual rates
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

VI IRGINIA-IS CHAScERY AZ rules he'd
v IN The CLERKS office of the CircWi SsTcti,t
Cont OF Low AMI Chancerv ..r The county OF Onto,
,n The m"nih of March 1916
James II Lauisrhack. jesse Ianiz. Juhn VI Lure.
Thonss l. Wilson sad John fink.
(so,nr,lainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

DOC1oR CLlN'S y .mhy Agcriem Pfl-ifrt
the tutc Ot Rhonm,iialn ard mony Other dis.
,uso fofssle ~ tre' 9Sl y MCiNNtS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

CVre Of Pulmonary Consumption
Gy Ihomssn's compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Naphihai
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
Al cos n
Evening Dresses.

White and colottd Br'cajc. Black Satin Sttipe
Erminc. Wslerej and Striped Pouli de Ssic. ON.
lrc. Biocadc. emhn idered AID Slripcd F,ncv Sill
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
Shawls! Shawls!!

Rich French worked Copcs. Collars aud Chem.
zsiss; French worked. Revere and iIvm.s,iiched
Linen Cambria Handkerchief; Velvrl edged AID
Satin Sishes Tor Bonnet Tnmmings; new STYLE
Cape Scaris; Lnne and half Long ~hi'e. cul'd aud
black Kid Gloves; Bonnet ilihtons Black and whne
Silk Hose; Silk rringes and velve, Ribbons Tor
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-18
A sIRABLE OPPORTUNITY.
LADIES. ATTEND

LADIES. ATTEND
To be let, at desirable rate,
A snug lit lie house. in healthy estate;
,r,s a bac elor's heart, and the agent is chance.
Affection, the rent, to be paid in advance.
The owner as yet, has lived in it alone,
So the fixtures net of much value, but soon
Twill be furnished by Cupid himself, IT wife
Take lease for the term OF her natural lie,
So ladies, dear ladies. pray do not forget,
An excellent Bucheior's hearts to beIet
The tenant will have few ia xes to pay,
Love, honor, and, heaves; item, obey;
As for the goodwill. the landlords inclined
To have that. if agreeable, settled in kind;
Indeed if he could such matter arrange,
He'd be highly delighted 20 TAXI in exchange,
Provided true title by prudence be shown,
ANY heart unencumbered and free as his own.
So ladies' dear ladies, pray do not forget,
An excellent bachelors hear rs to be let.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-18
MACHINE POETRY.

The loud wind roared, the thunder rolled,
Fierce lightning split the sky,
And all the west seemed frlngad with gold,
AS was reaping rye.
/ laid my sickle down to view
The grand and awful scene.
But didn't stay to see it through
oh mol trarn't so green.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-18

Posr oxrrcE BALANcEs.-A man "out west" OBJ
serves the New Orleans Picayune, hearing t1atposr
of6ce balances" were be adjusted in Washington
-, particular day, wrote tor>AA Post Master Gener-
4. informing him that JF p .....I Post st;
s'' ,.ho had absquatulated from his town and
nas'e.' T.v.s was in his debt $780, being the bal
gon' account for work done for the post office
as hsaoed Of him to adjust it with the other Oalan
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-18
CHAs. WOODRUFF, EprroR AND PRoPRIEroR.

TERMS.
One Dollar and fly cents if paid in Advance; 9TH
erwise TUo Dollars will invariably be charged.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For one square, IA lines or less] week, 80 So
for subsequent insertions perWeek %.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-18

Growth OF MEANNEs.-A germ of meanness, if
it be not nipped at the first buildings will soon SO O.
vershadow and stunt every ennoblng principle of the
heart that neither guanno, fertilizing powers, nor
all the manure of morality in creation, will be able to
make them flourish again.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24

was languid, previous prices were maintained.
Liverpool grain market, in .ast report Of this
market, trade had an animated appearance
and prices had advanced considerably, on the
2lst ult. Wheat was in fair demand al an adj
vance Of I'd 10 Sd per bush. of 10 lbs.
Atthe opening of business some large par
GELS Of Western Canal Flour changed hands
at 25s. and 3D. per Dbl. Indian Corn was held
at Us. 30s. per $50 bbls. On the 25ih ult.,
the improved state Of the weather had de-
pressing effect on the corn trade. The sale
OF wheat was confined 10 a retail demand, and
prices were the same as those of that day SEN
night Indian Corn realized an advance Of
Is. per quarter, but barrel -four did not main
tain the increased prices of the 2lst and 18th
ult. The limited business transacted was at
reduced rates, from the market of the 2Sfh.
The tone of trade was much livelier, and a
good buisine IS was transacted in wheat, with
out, however, any rise in the price. A large
business was done in Indian Corn, and an ad-
vance Of l0d. per or. was Obtained. with a
steady sale OF this article
On the LIST inst. there was fair de-
mand for Wheat at former prices.
Indian corn was held at 27s. to 3Os. per
quarter. There was much inquiry for this
article, and firm at Limerick intended to
send to the United States for dozen car
goes.
Cotton since the 2S,h has been very
animated. Large lots have been sold at a
quarter of cent, advance on some quail
ties. The advance is fully one eighth of
cent on all descriptions. This was oc-
casioned BY the accounts brought by the
Hibernia that the crop would be late.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24

N answer to those cent from the State De-
nartment which were published about the
close of the session.
They we're answered By the Mexican
Government instantly. Lieut.. II. Y.
paryiance is the bearer. and proceeds with
al dispatch to Washington. No one in
our squadron has the least idea Of the ma
,ure OF them.
A new Ministry has been formed. Al
monte is Secretary Of War, aud Rejon OF
Foreign Affairs. Santa Ana is at his
country seat near Jalapa. Ii was expect
ed he would go TO The capital in a day or
two. Mexico is making no preparation TO
carry on the war. Some time since a
brigade was formed and equipped COM
pIeie to march against Gen. Taylor, but
The commander has moi and will not move
from the city Of Mexico.
He prefers spending his evenings 10
the Cafes" TO advancing against old
Rough and Ready. The papers are press
ing him but he will not move; 10 fact,
me soldiers have no desire TO march,
The squadron are blockading Vera Cruz
and Ayarado
They would gladly take hand at any
thing, but positively there is no one to
fght with. If you go ten miles to the
north of Vera Cruz they send you bull
locks and the country women desire to
come on board 10 look at the ship-eight
miles south they actually come in their
boats and send invitations off for 'fan-
dango."
The Captain Of one Of their Launohe
desired TO know when the war would
commence" The countrymen are with
US, The soldiers against US.
James Whelan, 0. S. of this ship fell
overheard on the 9Th inst, and was drown
ed-be was a native of England. Every
exeriion was made TO save him. but with
out success.
The Princeton brought the mate. Mr.
N. Never and part Of the crew of the brig
Nayade, of Hamburg, captured by the u.
S. brig Somers, for attempting TO force
the blockade. The Nayade sailed for
New Orleans under charge Of Lieutenant
Benyman-we PASSED her in lat. 81 35
n long. 81 10 w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24

Mr.. Lover, the distinguished writer Of hu,
morous works, and the unriyaled dslineatol
of Irish character. is among the passengers in
the Britannia. The Liverpool Times gives
him high character as an accomplished and
polished gentleman, as well as scholar. and
says he will receive warm reception ia this
country. We hope he may, but we trust the
silly adulation paid TO DICKENS, and its reward
will serve TO regulate the honors done to Mr.
Republican.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24

IMPORTANT IF TRuE.-The Springfield Re-
publican says '.The practice Of reading while
riding in railroad cars is said, and with evi
dent reason too, to be very injurious to the
eyes, and should be abandoned by all who
wish to preserve eyesight perfect. The effort
both of the mind and vision, required to read
while the cars are in rapid motion, is very
great, and frequently brings on a rush Of blood
TO the forehead as well as kind of dimness Of
sight"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24

The ACT OF GRscE-The new Pontiff by
the customary act of grace, has released 1900
prisoners, charged with political offences, from
their dungeons. This mercy was received
with great enthusiasm and applause by the
Romans. Considering the limited population
of Rome, 1900 is large number Of victims to
the government. The United States has not
single human being in prison for a political
offence. Politics must be a rough trade in
Rome-.North american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24
Commercial Record
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BALTIMORE .M.4RKET,}

.7nlerical UBice, Sept. 2I, 1916.
FLoUa,-1here was a sale on Saturday OF q lot
Of 500 bb's Howard street Flour fresh, but sub
ject TO renspt elton, at 81 So. There is not much
inquiry to day. and no sales have taken place Hot
defs asking S4.f5.
GuAIN- UHeGt The market has opened to day
W ith prices showing advance Of FIVE to seven
cents per bushel on those Of Friday. The supplies
quite small and The sales Of fair good Md reds
have been made 10 day at 100 l0s cents per bu,h.
ell There are no prime parcels in market; they
would bring, Ifhcre, some cents more. There was
parcel Of fair good white in market. not suitable
for family four, for which S 90 was demanded,
but we believe it found no taker at that price -
Corn, on the strength of the English news and The
rise in New York, has jumped up thirteen or four
some thousand bushels Of good Nd. white were Il.
ken al rs ccuts per boshel and Of yellow At 10 cts.
Sa les of Md Rye at IS cents; and OF Oats 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24
WIN G1s12s5Il8l2
WI e. CAL COZ II & II

HNHE Course Of Lectures in this Institution
4 will commence on the LIST Monday Of
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, M. D. Professor OF
Anatomy and Physiology:
J. PHILIP SMITH. NJ. ID. Professor oil
Theory and Practice of Medicine:
JOHN J. II. STRAITH, NJ. ID. Professor
of Obstetrics, Diseases of Women and Child
rem. and Medical Jurisprudence:
VIM. A. BRADFORD, M. ID. Professor
of Chemistry and Matera Medica.
The term instruction being 8 months ,(dou-
bic the usual period y will afford ample time
to the Student 10 revise and keep pace with
the Lectures, thus obyiating the necessity of
preparatory study.
The Student will also have frequent oppor-
tunites Of attending Clinics, and the very ex-
tensive surgical practice of the Professor Of
that branch. will afford large field for obser-
walton and improvement
Every facility will be offered for acquiring a
thorough knowledge Of Practical Anatomy
The fee for each course Of Lectures is 20
dollars
Dissccting ticket 10 dollars. 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 so, l646.-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
Dean
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24
DIED,

On yesterday morning. the 23d inst. MARGARET
r., daughter of MIR Martin Pzer Of this County
in the 10Th year Of her age.
On Sunday the 20th inst. in this place, MIR. JAMES
FIrcH aged about 10 years.
On tn. 10th inst. , Mrs. RACHAEL ANN VAN Ans.
DALE, wife OF Mr. Andrew Van Arsdsie. Of this
County. aged about 20 years
In Morgaa County, at the residence of his broth.
er Mr.. Wm. p. Gibbs, on the l4th inst, of con es-
tive fever, Mr.. JOAN II GIBBS sou of Mr. Edw'd
A. Gibbs formerly Of this town. in the 3ls ear Of
his age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24

DAILY GLOBE TO BE REvivED--Ihe cores
pondent of the Baltimore Sun gives it as ru.
NOR of the day, that the publication OF the
Daily Globe will be revived in the course oil
six months, and that f. p. BLAIR, Esq, the
former editor, viii preside over il.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24

APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIR-
ID. TILToRD, OF Frankfort, as
Commissioner to take dispositions, acknow-
Judgments of deeds, &c., for the State of Ken
tucky
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24

A paper, modelled after the celebrated Lon
don Punch, is about TO be started in N. York.
1t is to be chris,ened .sthe Yankee Doodle"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24

4 NILS & VARNlSH.-Copal yarnish and
~ Linseed Oil, of superior quality, received
and for sale low by J. NJ. YOUNG.
July %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-24
Mitch foars.

GUENON'S TREATISE ON MICH
Va COWS; with Remarks and OBSERVE
lions on the Cow and the Dairy, by Jso. s.
SxIsSER--for sale AZ this Office. Price S7t cts.