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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22

ADVERTISING LIABrITIEs.-One OF the
Rhode Island Courts has just set up doc
trine which will make some OF our great deal
ers in patent medicines open their eyes wide.
The action was brought by the publishers OF
the Providence Herald against DIR. l.. ). Com
srocK. OF this city, whose magical pam ex
tractor" "balm OF Columbia," and other prep
arations, are advertised continually, all over
the country, from away down east to the Rio
Grande and lis object was to recover the
amount Of certain bills for advertising, which
had been run up by DIR. CoMsTocK's agent In
Providence. The defence set up was that the
orders for the advertisements had been gwen
by the agent, on his own responsibilities, and
that the publishers could look only to him for
payment; but the Court ruled that, as the re-
cosnised agent Of CoMsTocK s. Co, he had
authority 10 make his principal liable for ex-
penses incurred in the management OF The bus
mess, and that, If his authority was limited,
CoMsrocK & CO., must show that they had
given the publishers notice to that effect.
1t is probable that the agents OF CoMsrocK
s. CO., in various parts of the Uaion have run
up advertising bills to the amount OF thousands,
for which, under this ruling, CoMsToeK 4 Co.
are liable. So with DR.. BRANpRETH, Messrs.
SANDS s. Co., and other large dealers in pa
tent medicines. If any Of their agents are bad
pay masters they may expect TO have plenty
of bills pouring il upon then--N y Goa
k3e
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s,.nr A.nr.rrn.-.a. Mos, Valuable Inv.,-

SPARE ARREsrER.-.4 Most Hai,iabte Mcs,,-
tion.---We have just examined al elegant con-
sIucied model Of Locomotive, with an al
tachment to arrest sparks and turn them down.
so n to render them entirely harmless. 1t
consists Of two cylindrical chambers, some
what similar TO the steam chambers, with
valves TO deaden the spark and drive them out.
II is very ingenious contrivance, which we
are not capable of describing, invented BY Mr..
RopxRr NJ. WADE, of Wadesvilles, Clarke
County. most excellent mechanic, whose
Mil Bush is now generally approved and be-
coming much used
liMr. WApr's Spark Arrester should prove
10 practice what ii seems TO be from the mod
Ell, il will be one Of the most useful inventions
Of the day--and we trust will be productive Of
profit to him. 1t cannot fail 10 be brought in
to general use, as il is likely to secure precise
ly the desideratum long sought for by Railroad
Companies Winchester Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22

WiDow or THK LATE PRorEssoR Dew
Among the names Of passengers who arrived
in the Great Western, at New York, few
days since, we notice that OF Mrs. MALTA
DEW, widow Of the lamenied Prof THos. r.
Dew, late of William and Mary College
After short absence from this country, and
under the most melancholy circumstances.
this esumahle lady returns to the bosom Of her
parents, in the Valley of Virginia Her father.
DIR. JAS. Hay, of Clarke county, we were
pleased TO notice, arrived in New York day
ortwo before the arrival Of Mrs. ID. in this coun.
try.-Rieh. Repub
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PoeGiealo
THE SPANISH MAID.

Br WARRINGTON ALLsToN.
Five weary months sweet Tnez numbe:'d,
From that unfading, bitter day,
When last she heard the trumpet bray,
That called her Isidor away
That never TO her heart has slumber'd
She hears i, now, and sees, far bending
Along the mountains misty side,
His plumed troop, that, waving wide.
Seems like ripping feathery tide,
Now bright, now with the dim shore blending
She hears the lannon's deadly rattle,
And fancy hurries on 10 strife;
And hears the drum, and screaming fife,
Mix with the last sad cry of life
Oh, should he-should he fall in ba,;lel
Yet still his name would live in story.
And every gallant bard in Spain
Would fight his battles o'er again.
And would not she, for such strain,
Resign him to her country's glory2
Thus Inez thought, and plucked the fow'r
That grew upon the very bank
Where first her ear bewilder'd drank
The plighted vow-where last she sank
In that too bitter parting hour.
but now Inc sun Is westward SINKING,
And soon, amid the purple haze
That showers from his slanting rays,
A thousand Loves there meet her gaze,
TIE change her high heroic thinking
Then Hope with all its crowd Of fancies,
Before her fits and fills the air;
And, decked with Vict'ry's glorious gear,
In vision Isidor is there -
Then how her heart mid sadness dances
Yet little thought she, thu, forestslling
The coming joy, tina, in that hour
The Future, like the color d shown
That seems to arch the ocean DER,
Was in the living Present falling
The foe is slain,--his sable charger,
All flak'd with foam, comes bounding on
The wild Moreno rings anon,
And on its brow the gallant Don
And gallant steed grow larger, larger
And now he nears the mountain hollow -
The flowery bank and little lake
Now on his startled vision break;--
Aud IneZ therel He's not awake
Yet how he'll love this dream tomorrow!
But no,--he surely is not dreaming -
Another minute makes II clear.
A scream-a rush-a burning tear
From lnez's cheek dispel the fear
Tha, bliss like his is only seeming.
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VOLUME A7.-NUMBEls 81.
Tsrssrsrlso N arn.rros ro rnr JEws.--

lSTRsEsrlyo IN RELATION 10 THE jaws
The London Jewish Chronicle Of June i2llI
publishes tue contents Of an interesting leS,s
from JeIusaleni, The brethren OF the ted
tribes IL seems are 10 ba hunted out, and III
this purpose the Jews in England intend u
exert hearty cooperation with these sestlesI
IN other lands. On the 10th of May a ietted
arrived in London from the synagogue an,horI
ties OF Sapheth, saying that in consequences "a
important information having reached them NJ
TO the country where the brethren OF the ten
ulbcs are TO be found, a resolution was imme1
diately passed 10 elect from among their cong
gregation man ready and capable FOR mis-
SION TO that country. They appeal to the Je7
rusalem Jews for cooperation and also To
select In Jerusalem one from the Sepbardiul
(Ponugeese) Jews, aud one from the Ashken1
asm German and Polish) Jews. and 20 send
the three messengers together. who will have
to travel for several mouths through enormoua
deserts.
II is said that these ten tribes constitute an
empire o. their own, have their own King,
and possess great quantities OF ammunition.
They are OF high stature, and have altogether
an athletic appearances. They are generally
occupied with the study Of Kabala, are strict
" religious, and very wealthy. being in posses
sion Of many gold mines. They do no, p.r-
nit foreigner to settle among them; even ths
sojourn Of few days can be Obtained only by
the payment OF an enormous tax, with theeg-
ception OF Israeli,es, who are received as
friends, permitted TO reside AMONG them, and
are altogether recognized as their own bgeta-
rem. The synagogus authorizes IN Jefusalem
have consented TO the mission, though they
will have to incur heavy expense, which so
long journey requires Boston Transcript
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22

The MEDICAL CoLLEeE.--This Institution
commenced its course of Lectures on Tuesday.
with an encouraging number of Students
DR.. McGUIRE opened the course, on Surgery |;
Dr. SMITH lectured on Wednesday, on the
Theory and Pratice of Medicine, DIR. BRAD
FORD followed yesterday, on Chemistry and
Materia Medica; DR.. SrRAIrH lectures to-day,
on Obstetrics, Sc; and DR.. CosRsD to-mor.
row, on Anatomy and Physiology. The Lee
lures will be continued in their regular order.
--Wmchester Rep. Oct 9.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22
CHILLs AND FrvrR.-The whole ofvirgn-

CHILLs AND FrvER.-The whole ofVirgin-
ia, east Of the Blue Ridge, has this year been
more subject tochls and ievers than at any 9th
er period within the memory OF man. There is
scarcely family within circuit of fifty miles
around Petersburg, that has not had one or
more of its inmates "down" with this most
annoying disease. In some counties, we
hear, the tobacco crop has suffered for the want
Of the proper aten,ion-the negroes being sick
with ague and fever.
We find in the last Union a remedy for the
disease, which is so simple and convenient,
that we should not hesitate to try it,
Remedy for Chitts and Fever, or Ferer and
.4gte.-Take one pint Of sweet milk and one
table spoonful of ground ginger, mixed tho
roughly, and heated over the fire as warm as
it can be drunk, when the chill comes on or
commences. Repeat the dose once or twice,
if necessary, and the cure will be effected.
n. B.--if the system be cosuye. an apperlent
may be necessary in order TO prepare II proper
ly for the above prescription.
This is the most accessible, the cheapest, the
most elicacioss, and the speediest remedy 10
the world.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22
sTINSBURG VIRGINIA, OCTOBER

knowledge of the motives which actuated me
in giving an affidavit contrary to my wishes.
and the truth for which solicit the extcnua-
ton Of the public opinion. and the forgiveness
of a kind Providence.
MARY ANN ROBERTS.
baltimore. September 10Th, 1916"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22

The trial OF McNuLrY, the defaultine
Clerk OF the House of Representative. il
ssaid - hare sest tss entsA seatss &l7,90sA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22
FIRST FRUITS OF SIR ROBERT
WALKERS TARIFF.

Something for journeymen Tailors, Seam
stresses, and poor women who make shirts for
Ct, TO i2} c.; and other articles Of clothing a,
equally cheap rates:
"THE TARIFF-CLOTHIN
al am about making arrangements TO pur-
chase my cloths and manufacture my Cloth
ing in Belgium. Before leave for Europe,
must close out my stock in both ciiies-Phila-
delphia and Baltimore. Great inducements
are offered to all who may wish to purchase,
either wholesale or retail
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22

"Mightyour name be SMITn p said one
Yankee to another. "Yss, II msghs--eui It
tsin't, By q hong chalk"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22
VARIETY.
PROSPECTUS OF TIE

w estGTm O0mGlmemGo
A Southern Family Newspaper ef the Lar
gest Size-Pubisled every Saturday
IN the City Of Baltimore, By
SAM U Ell 8 M r II 4 co.
EDITED BY w. r. THOMPSON,
Author Of "Msjor Jones' Courtship." sChreuiclss
OF Pineviile," SO. &s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery Tor Berkeley County.
Charles James Faulkner and John w. Boyd,
Admins of Harrison Waite, decd. p!t6s.
against
Andrew Hunter, Admir- Of Moses T. Hunter.
decd, and Moses Hunter, Frances Hunter,
Alfred C.. Weeks and Nancy mis- wife, Hen
nv ST. George Hunter, and John Strother,
Guardian ad Item for Edward Beverly Hun
ter and T. Brooke Hunter, heirs Of Moses
T. Hunter, decd, dfts
IN CHANCERY.
CoMMIssIoNrR's OFFICE,
Martinsburg, October 8, 1916. {
NOTICE.-The parties TO the above suit
~ will please 10 take notice, that will at
tend at my Office in Martlnsburg, on Saturday,
the TN day Of .Nore,cber nert, for the purpose,
list, Of settling the estate account OF Moses L
Hunter, decd, with Andrew Hunter, his ad-
ministrator, so far as the same has not been
settled in the case of Towson u.s. Hunters Ad-
minisuator, Sc; I'd, Of taking an account OF
the annual rent of the "Red- House" place;
and Sd, taking an account oil any payments or
discounts 10 which the defendants are entitled
on the judgments OF the compliments Tor pos
session or occupancy OF the liked, House"
place during tNe 'ltllt IL was lcnStu w
Waite, or any other discounts TO SAID Judg-
men,s if the said rents have not been otherwise
paid off and discharged by the said Harrison
Waite, dec'd;--at which time and place the
parties are hereby notified to attend and pro
duce before me all such evidence and vouch-
ers as will enable me to report the several mat
ter, required by the order Of reference IN this
case. SEAMAN GARARD, NJ.
.qndrc,c H,inter. Admir- Of Moses T. Hunter,
decd. Nose, Hunter, alfred G. Weeks and
Nancy has ,cife, Frances Hunter, Henry ~.
Geo. Hunter, Ed,omd Beverly Hunter. 4.
Brooke Hunter, i'yimt DEFENDANTS
"AKE NOTICE-That on Saturday, the
TN of November, 1876, at the Office OF
Seaman Garard, in the town of Martlnsburg,
we Will take the dispositions of John Jamison,
BENJAMIN Comegys, Robert Mcintyre and 9TH
ers, 10 be read as evidence in cause now de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the County OF Berkeley IN
which we are compliments and you are de-
PENDANTS.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
JOHN w. BOYD,
.4dm'rs Of H. Waite, deed.
~, l216-5w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-16
CITY INTELLlGENCE

accidents The driver ola milk cart, named
Deane, had his leg broken at Canton OH Mon
day afternoon, by slop cart coming in con-
tact with his wagon. He was taken TO the
tavern at The race course where the limb was
set. A drayman named McLane, in tie en-
ploy of MIR. David Stuart, was quite seriously
injured late on Monday afternoon, by being
thrown from his dray in Pratt street. His in
iures are internal, and fears are entertained
that he will not survive. He was taken in a
carriage 10 his residence in North Exeter st.
Departure Of our Philadelphia Visitors. Capt.
Babngtons troop and the Columbia Hose
Company left in the 9 o'clock cars Yesterday
morning for their homes in Philadelphia. The
troop was escorted to the Depot by Col Boul-
dln's Independent Light Dragons, and the
Hose company by delegations from the va
rious fire companies of the city. They carry
with them the best wishes of our citizens
Charge Of Theft. A female named Martha
Collins, was arrested few days since on the
charge of stealing $40, from the late Thomas
Qay, few days before his decease. The ex-
ecutor of Mr.. Quay had her arrested and she
underwent an examination yesterday afternoon
before Justice Kennard. The Justice holds
the case under advisement until Thursday and
in the meantime the parties have been released
on bail. o. F. Hack, Esq. appeared as coun-
sci for the accused.
Discharged Benjamin Kell, Charles Foss-
boner and Frederick Shepherd, the parties who
were arrested and committed to Jail last Sun
day week, on the charge Of attempting to break
into the Eastern district watch for the purpose
of rescuing prisoner, were yesterday brought
out for further examination before Justice
McAllister, and discharged, the evidence not
being deemed sufficient to send the case to
court.
Inquest. An inquest was held yesterday af-
ternoon about O'Clock by coroner Spencer,
over the body Of poor unfortunate creature in
WIZ street, named Ann Berrman, aged about
80 years. The jury being doubtful how she
came TO her death, they called in Dr.. Douglass
who held post mortem examination. He dis.
covered the stomach to be in healthy condi-
ton, the globe of the liver much liberated. and
the heart slightly diseased. The right iung
sound, but the left so much gone as 10 produce
instant death. The jury returned verdict in
accordance. ..
Died from his injuries The young man
whom we mentioned in Mondays paper, as
having fallen from the Hartford run bridge over
WIKI street, and seriously injured himself, died
| from his injuries at his residence al Canton
eady yesterday morning. He was aged about
Is years, and bad been married but FIVE months.
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a MEXICAN DEPOT
IN OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
2Si MARSH MARKET = gr

CE "HDISINhb EhEfAHAIIONt
2Sa MARSH MARKET Seri
j. TOY 4 co. beg leave to inform the ci |
Baltimore, that theybave opened Store at I
place, for the sale of Standard and warrante[
CINAL PREPARATIONS where they will nj
to wait upon those who are so unf0rtuna,ee,l
IN anywise afflicted, ard who may want arMl
in their line. an
Dr. NJ. Il. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC nt,
FLUID, Sc, for the cuIe of Rheumatism Nm,
ana all other Nervous diseases. If these Baoi
are not found to be superior to any others in I'd
money will be refunded. m
Ihe RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restori
beautIying the human har-waYrantpd TO had
no charge. Reader, can you ask any Thing min.
we ask Tor 1t ONLY one trial-satistied lhal v
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, whit
terwards do without it, III
=, DC For sale at The General Agency, No. asI
Market Space; ana also at w. &. GekIer's Cd 4
Fancy Store, 81 Baltimore street, near Case
Smlih's Periodical Agency. No / Sun Buildsif
NiSeman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore ami
streets; T. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, 80 N. VA
street; II. Slater's Fancy Store, No. 2O3 Brof
Feil's Point i,on,
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A TT RNTTON Is REQ uEsrED TO

A TEENTtON is REQ UESFED TO
IA THE FOLLOWING: 1t is known, and will be
acknowledged Tor a ia I, that DOYLE never publishes
prize aS sold unless it is really The case; and that
he does sell more prizes than any three "Lottery
Vendors" IN the city, (a that can be sal 10 the
contrary notwithstanding What better proof Of
this can be required than the Managers official
schemes? As hey are easy of access, examine nd
then go right down To DOYLE'S as you ought (ir Won
want to make any Thing by buving Lottery ckets J
and get the capital prize in some Of the following
brilliant schemes:
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets IS, shares in
proportion.
THURSDAY, caSila $4,000, tickets s4 shares
in proportion.
Look out for the showers Of small gold pieces
which always follows the drawing of the Small Fty.
On FRIDAY, Sep emher lth, he Grand Thomas
Thumb Lottery comes off capital 81, O0-w holcs ri
halves SO cents, quarters % Is. Certificates of
packages of wh0les consisting of % tickets will he
issued at the low price OF S2 halves &c. quarters 49,
eghlhs Sl.50. This good opportunity for small
ven ure.
liberal discount will be paid to persons WHO pW
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers h,
the package, single ticket, or share All orders pp,
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, Ho.I44 Pratistrce,
II iRl Opposite ID 81 o. K. T.. Dsp0l
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DIED.

On Saturday last, 10Th inst. after lingering id
which she bore with CHI ristian fortitude and re
ton, JANE ANN, wife of Mr. George Butterl
and daughter of the late Pitt E. Bowen, ESQ, d
city, in The Bath year Of her age,
I'VE weep thee-yet amid our tears, y
That one bright trust is given, (
Earth's parting lasts but a few years. .
Wen meet once more in HeavenD U
Cincinnati papers please copy. /.
At Annapolis, on Sunday, Mrs ANNA MusRC
a very advanced &c; and Thomas ELLIOTT, a,
years, eldest son of Washington and Mary Eli,
AT Washington, l4th inst Mrs. P. q. BUCK
% years, widow of the late ID. A. A. Euck.
On the 18th inst. MICHAEL RELY, aged "a vel
native of the county Cavan, Ireland, but for tho
twelve years a citizen of Baltimore.
On the l2th inst. CATHARINE DRAEE. aged SO v
On Board the U. s. ship Pennsylvania, at Nor
on the l21h inst ADAM HEwIrr, seaman, ia hiss
year, native of Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-16

THE ELECTIONS. Hot as thu weather has
been it has not interrupted the course of cleo
pioneering. Public meetings are being held in
various parts of Maryland, at which the candi-
dates make known their pretensions to their fell
low citi ems; and, by accounts that we have
heard, some amusing speeches have been dev-
cred In several counties volunteers are out in
opposition to the regularly nominated tickets,
50 that it is not easy to predict the result, bas-
ing tho calculation upon the comparative
strength of parties. In Baltimore county two
Euli democratic tickets are in the field, so that
it is a strictly family quarrel; and, like all such
guarrels, it is said to be conducted in any other
than an amicabe spirit. The wings of the
county are mere lockers on, aud no doubt en-
Joy the sport. In other counties wing is oppos.
ed to wing, which must give the democratic
Candidates the advantage. In Baltimore city
the parties will be fairly pitted against each
other, for the Senate and House of Delegates
without being encumbered with volunteers on
either side-and here. we presume, the battle
will be fought manfully. What effect, if any
the new tariff will have, in deciding the potl-
cal complexion of the House Of Delegates, it is
impossible to say, as men are SO wooded to par
" as to be willing to sacrifice their interests for
its success.
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Nh UMBUG OR NO HUMRUG,

N n FACTS AXE STUBBORN THINGS
gentleman fond of good TEA stepped in at the
BALTIMORE AGENCY OF THE New YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY, ITO GAY STREET,
between Front and High, and purchased sample OF
their Teas, and on ia pronounced 1t as go as that
for which he gave one third more Another, who
tried it, pronounced ii as good rs that 70 which he
gave twice as much, Others say as much Reader
try then-evtry package, in all ses, subject to be
returned if not approved of.
b5- COFFEE, green and fresh roasted. Remem-
Der the No no GAY, between Front and High. sts.
sel6.d JAMES R,PORTER Arent
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GOURAUD'S LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.
LuLIA WRIGHT -CANTO XVI

Reprcre is sweet TO him who takes his place
- Upon the ga lows, with cravai Of rope;
Ills sweet 10 have n tdnnd on fesrkIfd face
Washed tchHe and clean G0URAuD's famous soap
And TO The WIZ iched Of TIE human race
'fis sweet ~ have despair give plaee to hope;
Ills sweet tnhave the ha,r which maden's lip fills
Uprooed by F. GoURAUD's Pondres 'ties.
no BE CONTINUED
yW1iE most pure and uninix, delight lady can
u experience, ust ceiiain'y BE- Ia have her Tan
Pinpies, freckes, SalIownes -, Redness, RouehnrsS
or oIher cu'aneous disfsurt ments entirely removed
hv GoURAUD's iniracu' "ns ITALIAN MEDiCATEo Soar
(Which. ~ The way is aisIt the bst shaving Com.
pound xCant) Next 10 The plea-u of white skin
is a smnuth one complete y fee from hair: and
GouRsUD's PonDREs SusTILss are warranted to etad-
icaia all snpe'fnous hal,!
R3-rake phiicnar notice that DR. Felix Con.
RAuD's renowned prerhraiIOns can only lie obtained
genuine AT HANCE'S lG8 Baltimore ST. and corner of
Char es aud Pratt sig. iH soil =
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. rhnI an
SEASONED LUMBER.

~ 10000 feet inch Oak, for Tobacco Boxes
3e,0O0 do Cherry do do
$1,000 feet Chair Plank, (Albany)
7e,0OO " Sd N. c. Flooring, (part worked)
$4,000 g SO Albany Poplar
To:ethe[ with large and general assortment OF
LUMBER, such as Panel, common, select and com
mon Cuttings; Joists, Rafers, Scanning; Ash, Cher
ry and NJ iple SranIIing; Button wood do; sawed and
split Laths; Shingles; Ark Logs and Oar Stems
che ~ and poplar; hand Iail Poplar; Scaang; Hem.
lock Fencing; Y. P SilIing; in Poplar; Spruce Pine
Flooring; Weather Boarding, sc. &C.
43- Buyers are requested 10 call before purchas-
ing as we are determined to sell on terms that will
please. d. E. THOMAS Il co.
sel6 lm West Falls Avenue
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MARRIED

,, On Tuesday morning, Sth inst, by the Rev
Krauth, WASHINGTON j. McCoNSEI, If Gres
rough, N. c., TO EMILY S. second daughter of
L. Spetry, Esq, OF this city. i,
=, On Tuesday morning, 18th inst by the ReoC
Heiner, GODFREY s. MILLER, of Winchester. y
MARIANA, eldest daughter of Peter e. Sperfytl
OF this city. a
On the 10Th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Shirley. w
BoATEto Miss ANN MoNEENA, both of Batim0C