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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
NJ ch-i.,ie,. Galyanic and nIagnet ii,

Cnra,iyc,~Ve refer readers - Tue VARIOUS .cSeT-
:. -! -. r-isb-aet articles -rh.ch appear u
Tar.- Thy an, recommended Tor aeg0ai eeHip.ai'5
cas- OF dissa.es =. ygich ordinary recai meats az q
~. sf=r-al Tss o-y uce n Sevv-f OK FOG the s=nai1s
s-liclss : a. ls3 Broadway a. : = 4---O'
-.-1voos.. G celebrated Empire Cook stoves
TO- So. arr y-arrsreG ls1s- feT>o1s "aItin5
80 Sc -. r,-;ee 20 e-a11-le hem before r1rcna--
- la,,,t--,. yyi9ssAs aud retail b. hlckOk Co -
vS - - Sleodos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
Albany, March 81, ls45.

Dr. ToxS,gND-Deg Str. Ny vito vas last Fsa -.
lacked with severe fever, and booA large fz7is. o.
fined nsr about months. When The hf % eIs
her, was arseket villa distressing pans ne go
sometimes bad IN her neck ard -houlcrs ma, sis
distracted. coa.d get nothing 10 reieye 9er nt
tined yoGr Sarsapar.is, aic,. tea 'Fe "pP!.ea
caelv cured Ter we Zee! unter obligations % pz12Ley
Acknowledge il titsf ether. rra z-sii ihsrnseves o' -
cfnp and saecrual remedy. she fever two year. =
br s,rnv end has oeen Ifou5.s4 win 80 81 ~
The hrad zrc neck Jof1-' -
Dsziel-sr. Albany. Apnl 8, IS'h
r. Principal ofsee rs Faon:t go OK, ana ie5
s5ah pesrst Albany. Agents FOR sot,ou, ksasiny
"a. - Hance Druggist, Baltimore. p VI.
cosea. Ckssle..or John "rshi Co Ne'Torles,s LIZ
A-d By principal Druggists throui yhout
- J-,;.a-a stsces West indies and Canada
Scns genuine EXCEPT pGi rp !. he large square be ties
~irh n,a.n czzrf, srt sigred viii the written sizna-
nara-. OF s ?. TOWNSEND and MS zane blown IN he
g!a.s Ell 3,sw2mThS&fu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
ssELECrv CLASSIC Al. aud General Academy, Slv
>|eculn-- Church, the Riehh-agerne. II. l.. Myr

sN
- ,ecnn--t Church, near the Rghih-agerne H. L. Myr-
lex, Puncpa.
Il j. Tue design Of the Prncipal p form select class o.
about ,,yty-yc scholars. Arrangements have beer made
20 furnish the best possible instruction N The various
branches inc udn The elementary aud higher English stud
les with The and modern anguages The Prime pa
viii We assisted by severul gentlemen OF eF-n; q'nh'a
; tons ~ the Classical and rreacn Departments
Pupils VIII be received NJ any time, but not pr less
period ,Gn SIX mouths. Tuition payable quartay IN nd.
vance
Bows under II years age. Sever eleven years S2
Including instruction in of the English branches, i
the Latin and Greek languages, II desired.
Reters1ces-rhomas Mcflrath, Esq Rev. X TowiisepI
Huddart, ~ ~ John Lockwood, Esq. Thompson Price
8 r-l,rnr.i ,fnr.lin E,sc NJ l.ul2 lmcod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
EW-YORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
SIXTEENTH wEEK-LZxx.y,h DAY.

What Albany may "Reminiscences Canals
Railroads, Debts and Crediis-Black River and
Genesee Valley Canals-How and by Whom
was the State Debt Created Coy B0uck' s
Notwithstanding.
ALBANY TUESDAY SEPT Il. 1876
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

RosBED - FzYtLT--C Catherine Farrell was
brought Up and detained or charge of rob6ng Michael
Dougherry of =orae money on the Five Points
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

pOARDING.-Gen,le will be furnished good &C
Dcomuiodaons and Board for from 81 ;, So per week
according wanted. Apply at 5l3 Hudson-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

DOAKDING-Prrui1ncn and uansenL-Mrs. Dunlap
ID at- No Deys,\ is prepared TO accommodate fam
HES and individuals Merccr-s Broadway, Grand
and Canals with pleasant and good board on res
.orShl,. tsr,nx Ylsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
. W.TCTEs. .JJgWRLRY AID silver Ware

L,OR sALE-The ease, stock and fixtures Of . Porter
Il House In Vests; few doors from the corner Of Es
place IL Is one Of Inc b-st srds IN The fifst WAC
To an enerpris % this Is rare egs:e ss es'n
lnGuir- No stone.-L between 10 A. M sa9 y r. "a
Iii 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

DOARDING.--A Gentleman md his Wife Two
ID Young Men, can be accommodated with board al u
Anp.at NEAR IIn'd aus I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
Boarding auo 6otels.
MRs ANGEYINA HRowN

DONRD-rhree or four young gentlemen and gentle
Dman and hs wife be pleasantly accommodated
with rooms and board In Brooklyn within three minutes
walk the south Ferry Apply at the house ~ W cor
u.r nr Hicks and Atlantic sis re
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

American Ofice. Jnnnar. QG. Ia46. {

American Otlee, January 70, 1876.
CArrLE. There was a large supply Of Beeves al
the scale to-day but the quality, though fair. Yves
not choice as those last week, There a less
active demand and prices have somewhat fallen %.
The offerings amounted 10 525 head, Of which 1905
reusin unsoid, so were driven TO Philadelphia 80
to Washington, and the balance, 297 head ware
sold at 81 1925 per 100 lbs, the boot, equal
TO "a SO %, net. A few extra were taken at 3d.
so, equal 70 $675, net. Average rate Of sales
ahou, So ,68a
fLoUR.-in Howard Street Flour we are wiki
out any operations to report Since The publica-
tion this morning Of the Eng ish adsices the 4th
instant. by the Steamer Hibernie the market has
been in an unsettled condition, both purchasers
and dealers showing little anxiety to operate I'M
til the effect Of the on the Eastern market is
ascertained. The rate asked is S.. The receipt
price from is unsettled. City Mile iour is
without inquiry to day. No transactions have ta-
ken place, and the market having downward ten
deney, IRE unable to name price.
GRAIN NO receipts Of Wheat The price
paid al the City Mills on Saturday last was { for
the best parcels. There is no demand for white
Corn. We quote it nominsy at 60 81 cts
sale of yellow was made to-day at 63 cts. We
quote at 50 f3 cts. Oats are worth about 20
cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
FOR 1916.

Asparagus or Dutch;
Bsans--hve or sis superior kinds;
Be-t--four sorts;
Brncoii--Early Cape.
Cabbsge--ten sorts.
Carrot-Long Orange;
CsahAower--lsts snd early;
Ceiesy--white solid
CucGusber--6ve kiuds;
Egg Piant--purPie priekiy;
Endiye--grren curled3
Indian Co,n--Smith's extrs early fine;
Lettuce Lazy Or largs white head;
Meon--feur sorts;
Nssturtium;
Onion--eagly silver skinned
sets By lhe quau;
Parsey--d~srf. double;
PsTsnip--large Smelling Dutch;
PumpkiB--ssyersi kinds;
Peas--saPeTior Sorts
Pepper Buli-nose and Csyenne;
Rsdish--four Kinds;
RhOburb--for pies and tarts;
Satisfy, or Oyster Plant;
Spinsch--rogBd Savoy;
Squesh--esrly bunch;
TomaIo--red and yellow;
Turnip--esrly and late;
Canary for Birds;
Flower Seeds;
Herb do-For sale by
Jsn.29 WIN. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

FROM THE RicHMosD COMPILER.
EDUCATION.
1,o The CZergy of Viroiaia

To The Clergy Of Virginia:
Alter all that has been said during the
last few months upon the subject oil edu-
cation, there is as little probability that
any thing will be done to remove the dis
grace which ignorance has branded upon
our State, as al any former period. The
discussion OF the recent convention must
have convinced any one who is a. all ac-
quainied with the disposition Of the yres-
ent Legislature, that no reasonable hope
can be Tor moment INDUCED, that a sum
adequate to the wants OF the State, will be
raised at this time. Ii could be raised
it is true, il our Legislators were not afraid
of their constituents, but that enough or
even aall enough will be raised by taxa
ton, | have not the most distant idea. -
But is there no relief? Must Virginia
carry off Inc palm for ignorance, when
another census comes round am afraid
she will But there is one mode Of edu-
caJion, which, If resorled to, may accom-
pIlsh what the united wisdom OF the State
is wiling TO leave undone. The clergy
have t IN their power 10 wipe oil the foul
blot which now rests upon us. They can
do more for the cause Of education than
all other classes put together. 1t will be
asked, how shall they preach upon educa-
toni This may be well at some times
and 10 some places, but especially when
no further efforts are put forth, little good
can be expected TO result. Let them Sc.
riously take the matter in hand, and de-
,ermine to use all their influence, all their
talents and all their exerlions to root out
tina. ignorance which, far worse than any
pestllence, prevails SO extensively among
them. Let every Minister in our State
give himself no rest, until every child
within bis influence is permitted 10 enjoy
The advantages of education. Large
sums Of money are raised for missionary
and other such purposes, and this is what
should be done--l would not have dol.
lar less contributed 10 these most lau6able
objects; but, while money IS sent to edu-
cate heather children abroad, should il
not be considered an object worthy OF a
Minister OF the Gospel 10 raise funds for
the education Of children at home, who,
unless they possess the means OF reading
Tue INSPIRED Voiuue, may pc as complete
ly heather as the Chinese or the Hlndoos!
Let every Minister, then, regard it as a
pa!t of his duty TO see that all within MS
reach are provided with sufficient means
OF instruction to enable them to read the
Bible at least. Let every Church be
provided with d school to teach the chill
dren Of those who cannot psy for their
tuition anG, with he aid of the present
school fund, which might be obtained 10
some cases, the great majority OF the
children in the State might be educated.
If a Minister cannot IA Sc enough in his
own congregation. let him try elsewhere
let him go abroad and beg for this as
well as for other objecls-ond you may
depend upon It, that great change would
soyn be visible throughout our extensive
Commonwealth. W.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

On Thursday the 22d inst. by the Rev. Mr Jen.
uings, MIR. JoHN X. FRENcH to Miss EMILY Buz-
zARD, all Of this County.
On the liih inst, by the Rev. John J. Suman,
Mr. NICHOLAS McGoRnS, of Frederick County.
To Miss BARBARA T. RosENBEEGER, daughter Of
Mr.. David Rosenberger Of this County.
On the l4th iast by the Rev. Il. II. Wilmer,
GgoHor READ RlDpLE, Esq Of Delaware, 70 Miss
MAnoAREr l., ORR, daughter Of che late Maj Ii.
L. Opie Of Jefferson County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
FOR SALE & RENT.
Public sale.

" ILL be sold 81 public auction. on Friday,
w tks SOFA ef JaHEarg. al the residence d
Charles Gatefsi, on the land st John Berns. ar,
one mile tsom Bulns' Ford. the following Proper
~. VIZ:
Five Work Horses and one rhFee-yesr cid Coli
Tseise erfif'reu head Of Catfie--saong which
afe Fsesl Mulch Cees;
Thirteen head u Sheep,
Ten head Of Hsg.;
T~o " sgans and one Cart;
Batshear. Single and Duhblr- Shovel Plough,,
aud oihei flaming Utensiis;
About forty bushels Of Oats.
Terms six mouths crsait viii be given on all
.ums over IS, BY The purchaser giving bond and
security S. and ander, the cash viii be required
jan IS, 1546--3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
To Contractors.

PROPOSALS for furnishing the BROKEN
n STONE BALLAST for the new track 10 be
laid upon the thirty miles of the bed of the Bati-
more and Ohio Rail Road, extending Eastward
from Horpers Ferry 10 The Monrouia Depot, will
be rece wed up to and including the Goth February
next ensuing at the Company's office ia Baltimore,
directed under seal to the subscriber and endorsed
Proposals for Ballast"
The quantity of ballast reqsired is at the rate OF
LAO percbes of rs cubic feet per mile of track or
2.200 perches in all--io be broken so that one
half OF the whole quantity will pass, every way,
through ttco inch, and the other ha If through a
fonr inch, ring. The finer stone, amounting to
S78 perches per mile, to be broken and put up in a
continuous pile, for measurement and use upon the
part of the road bed which the new track is to
be laid, or IS near thereto as may be practicable
md directed The coarse stone, amounting also
TO $40 petches per mile, will be broken and put up
for measurement at such points may bs convent
ent on the Company's ground not more than a
quarter OF mile apart, and close the side OF
he road 20 permit it to be loaded. by one hand.
ling, into cars for distributing nnd filing il in the
new track, after that is laid
Any description of stone, found along The line,
may be used provided it is free from earthly mat
ter, ard of quality to stand the weather well.--
Clean gravel or sand will be received as stone.
The delivery of the stone mus, be commenced
not later than the 18th Of March next. aud carried
on In regular aud equal quantities per month. All
the fine must he furnished by the LIST of Au-
gust, and the coarse stone by the lst of October
next.
No proposals for less than tpo miles will be re-
ceived The proposal will state particularly the
number Of perches and miles proposed to be sup
piled, and the points upon the line between which
they lie. Payments will be made monthlv, reserv-
ing. as usual, one-hilh security for the fu6ment
of the contract. BENZ. II. LATROBE,
Jan. 30, 1866 Chief Engineer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

n tSf rseeivrd--sn ssspstment ef Annuals fes
- t846; Family Bibles; Pocket dee sapesi-
assortment; methodist HYMN Books; Bosk Of
Cemmen Prayer; Poems, by various Assasss I
f-sasmrasss Adams; Moofes Melodies; ChIl.
dtra's Roeks--go"d essertmenf; Latin Gssmmasss
English Resd~s: Smiths Grammar and Arishns-
&c Pixies Arithmesie; Catnles's Spelling Book
Msbssee's do; Blank Beekss Steel Pens; Q0ilis
iHk---Bla Red sod l3iu@: ink-ssnd and BoRss;
lax. Stands; Red and Black Wsierss Red cad
Bisek Sealing Wsxs with hot a Nossls ~ rsdu-
erd prices, Wiz, other ARTICLES beangirg ssstsse-
asy--fcf sale by ". DORSEY.
Nav 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
-
ALEXANDRIA MARKET.

6azette UHice, January ~, 1916. }
FLouR.-The steamer Hibernia is in with Eng.
lish to the 18th inst. There seems TO be moth
ing TO affect the Flour and Grain market either
way. Prices in this market unchanged. Sales
yesterday from stores Of about 800 bbls at S.
Wagon price 81 .87t $500.
GRAis.-The receipts Of wheat are not of i'm
portance sufficient to establish prices. The few
wagon loads in yesterday sole at l07 cts. for red
MOI hing doing in corn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
fJfgx,,

Oallo Ssh Of August last, ELizARErH Jazz
aged . years nud 6 monlhs; On the same day, JoHS
boSsET, aged 2 years and 6 months; and m the
Bib day Of the same month. MARGARET, aged
,ear' ana months-Children OF Mr.. William
Miles OF Jhis County.
On or about the Is, inst, Mr.. joan BoDINE, OF
th" Ccunty. aged 50 years.
Va i0s 10Th inst. one, and on the sfih insi.,
'No Children Of John Psril, Of this County.
On ne 2Sth inst, ar. PArRiox TRAINER, Of
'n's County, al 90 bd,arecd age,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
FOR THE CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, &c. &c.

YENdE following list of remedies may be relied
n on, good for the mitigation and cure OF the
various Pulmonary affections which are 80 fire.
queni At ihis season OF the year, and which, II not
attended 10, lead to fatal Consequences
Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry;
Dorsey's Syrup do. do;
New England Couga Syrup;
"istars Cough Lozengesi
1pecac do;
Horehouna do;
Pepper dol
Pease's Horehound Candy;
Syrup of Ipecac
Hills Balsam OF Honey;
Turlington's Bsl.am Of Life with other prep
aratons all Of which will be sold fair terms by
Jan. 30 WM. DORSEY. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
To the Ladies'.

"E have just iscsived, direct from New verk,
w 10 pieces more Of those beautiful Cssh
mer~s; 4 pieces heavy rich Lustre cioskiags ore
pirce Barre Closkins Cloth; , dos Shswla. froa
rs cts. to ~; "a pieces Calico, 6em v - etc.;
White and BIZ Net,s, Gloves, Mists, &c---vhieh
invite you to call and examine feeling sseisGsd
that the style and p,icss csnnot fail to plsssa
u. x. BOYD q D0O.
Mil Greek. Nov. 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
TNN0Y AIDgrIOIL1HSo

-
mold Rings, assorted; Gold Wstoh Ksyss
" Gold EvsrPoint Pencis; Silver rhimbiess
German Silver dos Gold B,esst-Ppus; Jet do;
Silk Pur.es; Perfume Bags; Motto Waters; Mot
10 SeaIs and Stamps; Ladies Pocket Books; Gsn.
clemens do; Hair Pins, assorted; RsEors md RAJ
nor Straps; Silk Watch Gaards; Tuck and Side
Combs. assorted; Ivory and Buffalo Pockes Combs;
Do do. Heading do; Water. Color Painia; Pea
knives, assorted; Scissors; Transparent States,
Pocket Inkstanas; Hair Brushes: Ciothdo.; Sash
Tools; Tooth Brushes Paint Brushes, assostsd;
Needles; Kai,iing Pins; Soaps. large asssrtmeas;
Buee and other Beads; Pe,funery. assorted; Fan.
cy Wotk Boxes; Visiting ssd other Casds; Tooth
Powders; Aromatic Salts; Fofcsps; C0t-0lsss
Bottles Steel Psns; Geld. Silver and Steel Bssds;
Steel and Silver Rings and Tassrls for Purses; lvo-
~ 6os.too,h Combs; Jet Buttons; Pearl do; Co
raj Necklaces; Toys, assorted; Cologne. assorted;
and variety Of other articles just received sod Tor
sale by WIN. ii. AESLETlkE 4 CO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

rRAIN SLEEVES. &c.--Just received, a lot y,
" Clover. Cookie, Meal and Sand Sleeves, an
extra article, which | will sell cheap.
X. II. Depot. Jan WIN kROESEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
Hem Timber for Ties &. Blocks.

$4,000 Sticks, hewu Dat 90 two opposite sides TO
a thickness Of 4 inches and width Of inches
clear Of bark and feet long, clear OF axe kerr.
the ends squared; 10 200 running feet Of timber,
Coz blocks. aaited tpo opposite sides 10 thick
ness OF 81 inches andtreadth q inches, clear OF
bark, to be delivered in any lengths not over %
feet the fractions of foot not counted i59 400
Free Nails, / inches long. 4 inch diameter.
The Sapsd Lumber may be white pine, Norway
pine, white oak or black walnut, clear Of wane,
large knots, shakes Of decay aud carefully sawed
70 the size required. The proposals viii state sep
arsiey The quantities and price Of each kind Offer
ed to be delivered.
The Hewn Timber. for ties and blocks. NAV be
Of ohesnut, white OAK, chestnut oak, straight up
on the Aatled sides, end perfectly sound. If cut
while the bark is loose II must be stripped before
delivery, The Tree Nails will be of sound. tough
white oak shaped in tool so as to be uniform in
size. No proposals for less than 200 600 feet Of
sawed lumber, OF $500 ties, o. 600 running feet
o. block stuff, 10000 tree nails will be received
All the materials may be delivered at any point
on the line OF tie Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road
where there is siding. The proposals. will speci.
fy the point ofdeliyery
The Company will reserve in the contracts the
right OF increasing, their option the quantities Of
materials of each kind 30 the extent of three times
the amount Of what may be contracted for, a rea-
spHuNtN VI 10 iuf-
nish the additional quantities.
The payments will be made monthly, in cash, at
the Compauy's Office in Baltimore, retaining, as
usual, one fifth security for the folflment of the
contract. and reserving the right Of annulment of
the contract and forfeiture of the amount retained
for delays in tho delivery of the materials.
The delivery of the several kinds of materials
specified must be commenced on or before the Isl b
of March next. The tree nails must be oil deliver
ed on or before the lst of June following; and the
ss, strings, ties and blocks before the LIST OF
October ensuing, in about equal quantities monthly.
The proposals endorsed with the name of the
material proposed for) viii be directed under seal
to the subscriber, the Companys Office in Balti-
more, and will be received up to the 10Th of Feb
ruary next inclusive.
BENZ. H. LATROBE,
Jan. 80 1865 Chief Engineer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
THE
TREASURY OF HISTORY,

4 COMPRISING u General Introductory Outline
" OF Universal History, Ancient and Modern,
and Series of separate Histories of every princi
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The History Of America, edited by JOHN lSaAS.
The above valuable work is just completed, form
ing two large octave volumes, printed fine pa
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as well more particularly Of the very recent eX-
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suitable Tor mailing, and will be sent to any part of
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otherwise, he may direct. Address, postpaid,
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
Public Sale of
VALUABLE BERKELEY LAND.

ERf virtue ct DEGREES rendered IN The Circuit
q y Superior Count Of Law and Cbancery for the
County Of Berkeley on the 9TH Of October, 1915, in
Two causes depending therein in which Minor
Hurst and Robert r. Msgruder are compliments,
snd the Administrator ard Heirs OF VIM. y. Cor
leil, deed &c, are defendants. the undersie ned.
appointed Special Commissioners OF said Court for
tia, purpose, will offer. public sale, before the
Count House door in Martusburg. TO the highest
bidder, Monday, ne ga Of February 1886.
fCOurt-day1
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
P.IEvTN. OILS. SC.

4 BBL. LlNsEED oil;
Il ! do. sris. Turpentias;
| do. Alcohol;
500 lbs. White Lead In Oil;
$50 do. Venetian Red. No. i;
goo dr. Spanish Bsowns
50 do. Red Lead, No, i--Psiass'ss
so do. Lhn,ge;
so do. by White Lead,
- gsils copsl vsfnish; with other fsiass, ~.
which will be sold low BY
Oct 3 W. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
MORGAN LAND FOR SALE.
$40 Acres.
FOR TIE CURE or

FOK ES4E CURE OF
rheumatism, sprains, Bruises, Pains, sc.
FENO those who are afflicted with any of the above
n complains, their attention is invited to the
following remede.i
Ednunds' Pain-Extrsoting Lotion
Rheumatic Linimentsi
Liquid 0podcloc;
Yolilile Liniment;
Keerl's Rheumatic Plaster
The Poor Mau's Plaster;
Uaigersal Lotion, &c &c.--for sale by
Jun. 20 VIM. DORSEY, Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29

ID iCH Csshmsre, Blk Cashmere sod PialA
h Shs~ls. received and for sale by
Oct. % D. f. SHlPLEr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
lall This TJ1y!

NrE will purchase any quantity Of Corn. Rgs
w Oats, Bacon, Pork, Lard, isesns. Possssss,
Beeswsx. Soap. Wool. Feathers. Candies, Tallsw,
Butter, Eggs, Hides and Poultry, fo< WHICH -
~ili Al all ti,nes pay ths highes market prtss.
q. K. BOYD 4 BRO.
Mill Greek. Nov. 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-29
MERCHANDISE.


AN ncw opsnsng fresh Supply ef DRUGS,
4 MEDICINES. DYE-sTuFFS, PAINTS
OILS, &c.--~,h Books, Candy, Raisins, Nu'ss
orsngrs, Lemons, Primes Sc. with large So
-osam~n, Of FANCY GOODS, to which the astsn-
lion Of the public 10 invited "a ~iii cell % fair
terms spd II ssssoeshl- psoft..
Nav, 10 W, DORSEY, Druggist.