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MISCELLANEOUS.

EOUS
GoRDAN's LOTTERY OFFICE,
Drawing of Delaware State Lottery, Class No. Sc.
20, 42, so. 80, ID, 81, IS 90, 43, 81, Is, SO, S.
NOS 10. so, Gl Capital Prise sold and paid here
Drawiny OF New Jc'scv Lottery. Class No. &C.
<''0'' p 49, 40, 80, SO. 40. SO, Al, 10, 81.
RICH SCHEME!
THIS DAY ONLY!
$1,000.
- consolidated Lottery, Class No. &c.
Drawn yesterday Drawing received tomorrow
66 Numbers-l0 Drawn Ballots.
Capitals $1,000 1000, 200, i,O2s, 30 of 500, 90
Tickets to lad JSo {" G g5SPHtaSS"
where i lottery s; h and Exchange Office; Eorf"k
silver,-and Specie Checks. July IS
EXCHANGE ON New York aud Baltimore in
~ sums to suit purchasers be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
DEC "-u Lottery and Exchangc Office.
FXCHANGE.--s3,7 6O Exchange on New
- York, for sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
NOTICE.-Thc firm of CHANDLER WILL
~ SON was dissolved on the LIST instant by mu
John A Chandler his interest in the debts due to
the concern, and John A. Chandler ha. assumed
Chandler remains at his old Office, and Samnci Nj.
Wilson has taken the Office in the ftont room of
me oUliding occupied by the Portsmouth Savings
Fund Society. JOHN A. CHANDDER
July T-2w SAMUEL NJ WILSON.
HERALD copy 3aw2wl
pENNE LEAVES abound IN a gummy mat
IL ter, which they readily impart TO water form.
ing rich bland mucilage, much used, with great
advantage, as a drink, in summer complaints of
children, diarrhea. dvsentcry, catarrh, &c. To be
had, at all times. fresh from the Drug Store, Sign
of tho Big Mortar.
July IL CIIAS. II. HEINlTSH, Agent
BOOKS from the Press of Mcssrs. Harper &
Id Brothers for sale at New York prices by
W. III. III. HODGES s. co.
Shores OF the MEDITERRANEAN with sketches of
travel by Francis Schroeder, Secretary to the Com.
modore commanding the U. S. Squadron in that
Sea, lSd3 as, With cngravings.
Livonian Tales; The Dispnnent; The Wolves :;
The Jcwcss, by the author of " Letters from the
Baltic price 10 cents.
Part 10th Dictionary of Practical Medicine AL
so Just received the Catholic Magazine for July.
July III
GQ00 WANTED for term of eighteen
paw months, for which liberal interest will
be given, and surety given Real Estate for trio-
pie the amount. Enquire this Office.
July Civ
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MHISKEY, GIN, RUM 81 BRANDY
w 300 bbls of the above in store, am, ON board
st hrs Atrah and beacon, from Philadelphia, Tor
sale low. (June ICY j. Wills
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A UCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS-On
IN TUESDAY, the 2ls of July, we shall proceed
TO sell at public auction the Store formerly occu
pied by Russell s. Eskridgc, under The Deed OF
Trust OF V. Eskiidge, of Dist February, 1876, OF
rec rd, tie Stock of DRY GOODS and other articles
remaining in said Store.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
LLOYD w. WILLIAMS, lTr,s.oo.
.Inlv
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Nj ANUFACTURED TOBACCO.-.2 600
1Yb packages of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
pounds. hall pounds, SIS S's and los, prices va
rying from to 65 cts per pound for sale for the
Manufacturers [July Isl J. WILLS.
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DRlME PORTO RICO SUGAR.-l6 hid S
IL OF superior quality, in store aud for sac by
July is I Wills
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OLD POINT HOTEL,

IVA VOW one of the most splendid and
in extensive establishments in the ,oun-
IA Wy, VII he opened for visitors on the
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NOTICE.

The steamers Curtis
G,=S&LLs. Peck" and "Alicc," will GS@sssIL,
and after the llth in.
sant call at Portsmouth every day of their depar-
ture for passengers, and on their return (should
there be any passengers wishing to be landed in
that place) they will call there. The travel from
that side of the river may rely upon a certain pas
sage by these boats, this arrangement is intend
ed to be permanent
DICKSON & MALLORY
June IL Agents James River Steamers.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.-A good supply Of ap.
- proved SCHOOL BOOKS at the New Book
Store, at greatly reduced prices for instance
WeEstcr's Spelling Book, at cts
Emerson's 2nd part Arithmetic, % cts
Walkers Dictionary, (medium sizc) 81 cts
Readers; Histories Biographies; GratnInars !;
Arithmctics and other Books in proportion.
Please call and ascertain the prices, and buy
whore it is for your interest. whether at the New
Book Store, elsewhere. N. b. w EBSTER.
July7
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OLD RYE WHISKEY.-75 bbls of superior
" quality, in store and for sale by
July Is J. WILLS.
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DOR OLD POINT.-The Steamer Angus.
IA, will, leave Wrighps WhaIf, at O'Clock
p. NJ stopping at Old Point until o'clock, giving
Passengers an opportunity of going ashore.
Passage and Fare to Richmond and Petersburg
IS cents.
And Passengers only going to Old Point, 25 ts
June 81 WIN. II. GARSETT & Co, Ae'ts
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fE'HE BRIDAL BALLAD, and other Po-
n ems, by "Quilp." For sale by
July ii w. II. II. HODGES 81 co.
" ANILLA BEANS!-A fresh supply of the
above named Ben as just received and for sale
at INC MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
July " Corner of High and Middle SITS.
SCHOOL BOOKS.-A shot system of Polite
- Learning, being epitolnc 81 the Arts and
Sciences; designated for the use of Schools-pricc
25 cents
The Select Reader, Union No. designed for
the Higher Glasses in Academies and Schools by
Oliver Angel, a. M.-.price So cents.
a supply OF the above received and for s,le by
July w. H. II. HODGES & co
A NEW NOVEL.-Tbe Chcyalicr D,Hor,ncn
N tai; or, Love and Conspiracy Translated
from the French of A. Dumas, by r. f. Cbristin
AMI Eugene Lies. Price 25 cts.
No. ~ Pictorial Bible. The above Just received
by W. n. RI. HODGES g. co
April
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FOR WANHINGTON.

MOTICE-On and after the 18th instant, the
IN Steamer OSCEOLA will take Passcn gers from
Norfolk to Washington for 81 90, Meals included
And from Norfolk to Baltimore via Washington
for So. 60 JAMES MITCHELL,
June ~ Master.
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SODA WATER.-The Subscriber has opened
- his SODA FOUNTAIN for the Season, v ith
choice selection of Srups, to which he invites tho
attcn'i ion Of all who feel disposed to indulge in
that delicious beverage.
p. S. Terms same as last season, cts per glass
HENRY BUFF
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GREAT preparations have been made at the
VI New York Boot and Shoe Store, and VIC are
opening large aud handsome assortment of
Summer Boots, Shoes, Hat, Caps &c, and VIC are
selling them agrcenby TO tho present Hard Times
please give n cali before you buy elsewhere
Just received and FOR sale at the Ncw York Boot
and Shoe Store,
100 pairs GUodnoo's light BOotccs
100 do do heavy do
200 do light Summer Boots
rs do Gents Cloth and Pruuclla Caters
100 do Womcn's Calf Slippers, cheap
We have also received 100 pairs Mems light Boo
tees. at g. cts.
The Misses and Boys be supplied with
any thing in our line. Call at tie New York Boot
ard Shoe store next 10 the Farmers Bank Main ot.
July J. H. GREGORY.
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SALT PETRE.

r. o. Hhd......SlSlal9
Shocks each. 81 O0ai IS
SUGARS.
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE.)

- NorfoIk, July I1th, 1916
I WANT to ship to the Philadelphia NAVY Yard
Il THIRTY NINE BARRELS of CANNON POWDER
July Is GEO. LOYALL Navy Aren't.
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MEMO :--yhe p"rtinn Of this road which Ii (. in
North Carolina Is claimed adversely to the mort.
cages OF the Board of Public Works, hy persons
who profess TO hold it under the laws OF North Caro-
lima: 1t Ia to be understood that the title to such
portion is to be adjudicated according TO the laws
and by the Courts OF that State. must be taken
at the purchasers own hazard.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN
PROTESTANT MAGAZINE

Edited BY Rec C. Spdrry. Published monthly, and
Illustrated sritA flushed Eng,c.irgs, fsugscved
oad pstrisd BY I.ossiag Of Ais eiiy.) a The Loo
price Of 81 year. IN Advance.
We now offer to the public the first number
Of the "NoRTH AMERICAN PROTESTANT MAGA-
ZINE, OR AYTi-JrsuiT," as an earnest Of what
they may expect in future. An extensive COT
resPondence, years Of observation, and study,
have taught US what kind OF a periodical the
country needs at the present time, both as to
matter and spirit A work is needed or LOFTY
and independent tone, and executed in a bold
and manly style. full Of spirited and spirit STIR
ring articles--a work which shall strike al the
heart of Romanism and unmask the Jesuit
Such work we shall aim to produce. For
more than twelve years, we have narrowly
watched the movements Of Rome, and done
battle with this sworn, implacable foe 10 religion
and liberty, and we have not done with her,
neither shall we be I'LL we have done with life.
Norm AMERICAN PROTESTANT MAGAZINE.
--''itis edited and published by Rev. C.. Spar
rys whose labors through the pulpit and the
press III the cause of Professionalism IN this coun-
try are extensively known. lie Yields anigh-
ty pen in this contest with the man OF sin. He
shows that Popery is inconsistent with the safe
" of a free people, and exhibits startling facts
in regard to its encroachments in this coun-
Recorder
For further favorable notices OF the above
work, see the religious and political press gen.
orally
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men who will send us one subscriber with the
money free Of postage, shall receive this work
for one year gratis; we make the same liberal
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compensation will be given. Please address
(post-paid) TO the Editor and Proprietor, c.
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April 2, lS46-6m
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oRrruARY

Died at Garadstown, on Monday evening dir
I'd inst-, ERASMUS CAN'T, Esq., an 0fscel
ofthe American Revelation, 10 the s2d rear Q,
his ags.
Mr.. CAN'T was native Of the eastern part o,
Maryland, and man Of extensive learning, heroic
bravery and unparalleled generosity. He studied
the profession Of law with the celebrated Judge
Chase.
At the opening Of the Revolution he enrolled
himself in volunteer troop Of horse belonging 70
Maryland, and was elected Cornet. The service
assigned to the company, to which be belonged
was difficult and hazardous in the extreme and
required all the individual sagasity. intrpdty and
seli-reIiance Of border men in the Indian wars
Twas that of an advance guard, whose duty it
WINS to check the progress Of the enemy--go meet
and grapple with him without regard TO numbers;
aad, particularly, to drive bis numerous fora9ing
parties from the shores Of Maryland Often diys-
ded into small parties, and contending against
treble odds, hrs campaigns were SUCCESSION OF
desperate rencoun,ers and bloody skirmiAaes
J short time prior 10 the close of the last CEN
tuiy, he removed to Berkeley County Virginia,
where he resided until the time Of his DEATH He
was for many years Justice Of the Peace for this
County, and was always distinguished for his le-
| gal knowledge, and purity of decision.
1 As patriot, philanthropyst and gentleman, in
J the most comprehensive sense of the terms, bis
equal would indeed be hard to find.
His generosity was unbounded as TO place him
for considerable portion of his life, in adyers,,
and INDECENT circumstances But under every
condition Of fortune he was the same unchanaa-
bic individual. lie took interest in the public
affairs of his country TO the last and when in
formed of the glorious achievements of our gallant
little army on the Rio Grandc, he exclaimed
success to our arms ~
/ 40 thus be it ever when freernen shall stand
! heir hem ltl,a
| laton"
| On the announcement of his death the citizens
! of Garardstown and viciaity held meeting, at
which, amongst other resolutions, expressive OF
their regard for the memory Of the deceased, il
was unanimously determined to bury him with
military honors On the Sd inst. at o'clock, p
NJ. his remains were escorted to the Baptist grave
yard in that place by the Garardstewn company,
commanded by Capt. David w. Gray, and fol-
lowed by large procession of both sexes-the
whole conducted by Lieut.. Col Sineindiver. A
( funeral dirge accompanied ''the last march of the
brave" On arriving at the place OF intermen,
the coffin was lowered and tkree volles fired over
his grave, announced his departure for the armies
/ Of the skies =
Whilst the poor remains lie sleeping,
| Cold and silent in his grave;
Freedoms daughters DER them weeping,
For the brave
! Upward, onward, proudly soaring,
Soldier Oft the stripes and stars!
To thy Chief the tidings bearing,
| Of the wars
Glory enough 10 CAN'T was giveA,
To ten the sainted Washington
"The foes from Palo Alto driven!
The field is won!"
G..
/
The Washington Union and Raleigh Standard
will please copy.
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Area Annual nfeetinr Of de oversecry

a n an Annual Maeting Of the Overseers
Ia d the Poor Of Berkeley County, q, the
United States Hotel in Martnsburg, O Mon
day, the Is, day of June, l846-Preseni, Geo.
Chrisman. Alfred Ross, Moses s. Granthan,
William Cunningham, ir., John w. Boyd,
John MeKown, Anthony $. Chambers, ia
cob Myers, Daniel H Doll, John Sincindiver,
Israel Robinson and George w. Robbins
George Chrisrnan was elected unanimously
President Of the Beard for the term Of three
years.
Seaman Gayard was elected unanimously
Clerk Of the Board for the term Of three years.
The Board then proceeded 10 lay the Levy
for the ensuing year as follnrrs 10 Wi.
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Notice.

As it is desirable to ascertain the precise con-
dition of this Estate at the earliest day pract-
cable, all persons having claims against the
late Hanson WAITE, Esq, whether due by
bond, bill or account, are requested 10 present
them without delay for examination and as
sortmsnt. 1t is hoped that the estate will be
subjected to no unnecessary costs for suit, as
no effort shall be spared to apply the assets as
promptly and as extensively as possible to the
discharge of his debts in the order prescribed
by law. G. J. F.,
]. W. b.,
Administrators Of H. w. deed
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MILITARY NOTICE.

TENHERE viii be a meeting of those dispo-
4. sed to form a new Infantry or Rife
Corpse within the bounds Of the 67th Regi-
ment, held at the u. ). Hotel, in the town of
Martnsburg, on Saturday, the 2Oth inst, at 3
O'Clock, p. NJ, for the election Of Officers.
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
Col Qf67tk Reg. y NJ
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ATTENTION, CAVALRY /!

TENHE Company OF CavaIry now esUlDIIsH-
y ed within the bounds of the 9th Regit
ment win meet at the ''Marunsburg House"
in the town Of Martinsburg. on Saturday, the
lSth day Of June, at 3 O'Clock, p. M, for The
election of Officers.
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
Col. Of 9th Reg. Y. NJ
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G0mnmnoroial Record
BALTIMORE MARKET,
american Office. J,o,e 8, 1876.

.Ifnef1cuH UVset, june ., 1910.
FLouR In How ard street Flour very little has
been done the last few DAYS. There were offers 10
sell an Saturday at SO STA without finding buyers.
We note sale TO day Of 500 bbls. mixed brands
aud late inspection AT this rate.
GRAIN We NOTE a sale of large lot Of very
prime Md. red Wheat, for grinding, at 9Oa9l cts.
and Of other parcels Of fair good s0sS cts. A
sale Of white, suitable for family hosr al % cts.
Sales to-day Of both white and yellow Corn at co
CTS Oats have declined TO 35a37 cts
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EfWnsbe National
GALLERY q PRO-
TCGTlApYTC EHL0TG

TGGNAPi5fC NlIoTs.
EyOUNDED IS40: Awarded the .siedsl,
n fo,r First Premiums, and Too Highe<
Hoams. by the Institutes of Massachusetts, N.
York and Pennsylvania, respectively, for the
most beautiful Colored Ddgrtereofypes, and
best apparatus ever exhibited.
No. eos baltimore street.
BALTIMORE,
ADJOINING cANppELr's JEwELRY STORE.
Concert Hal, Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash
ington, d. c.;
No. PSI Broad,cay, New York;
" rs Court Street, Boston;
!" l36 ChcSma ST., Philadelphia.
90 Sc Caaal ST., New Orleans
I" IN peiH RE du Temple, PARIS
80 Church ST., Liverpool;
" SO Main ST., Louisville, KY,
l76 Main ST., CincinnA, o.;
Market ST., st. Louis;
Main ST., Du Buque;
B,oad,cay. Sagatoga;
Do,ao's B,abl.egs, Albany
Middle ST., Portland
Main ST., Newport;
Norfolk, Va;
Petersburg, Va.
May Ia, lS46-6w
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.N.SRKEED,

On the morning ofthe Sih inst by the Rev. d.
G. Bragonier, WILLIAM KEaHEy, Esq, 10 Mrs
ELIZABETH KERNEy. both OF this County.
On the 9Th inst, by The Rev. j. Winter, the Rev.
JAMES Is. WRiGHr, Of the Presby terian Church.
Missouri, TO Miss ELIZABETH ", youngest daueh-
ter ofihe late Adm. Gorrell, Esq, deed, of this
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VARIETY.
SlpAHIAl0S
ILLUMINATED AND ILLUSTRATED
Christian IfarfyrOlOgy.

ILLUMINATED AND ILLUSTRATED
Christian MartyroIOgy,
Or the Mysteries Of Popery Dcvclopcsis
IHyHE frst number Of this work was issued
IL August, 1915. This work is got up in
the most finished style Of nosl0n elegance, and
viii embrace a complete view Of Christian Mar
tvrology. from the earliest ages Of the Christian
Church down TO the present time. Each num-
Der is embellished with beautiful engYowngG
Published mopthly. Price, 81 per year, or ~
cents per oopy.---To be completed in "a Nos.
SPARRr's lLLuMIvArEp AND ILLrsTRArxD
CHKrsT1Av MARTyRoLoor; ow The Mysteries
III Popcy Docelopod, published monthly at 81
a year Rev. G. Sarry, Editor This Is
large svo. Of % pages, beautifully printed, and
Illuminated with elegant Illustrative cngruvings,
which alone are worth the money charged foy
the entire publication. Mr.. SIS well-known
talent, zeal enterprise, perseverance,, and fidels
ity, cannot fail 70 secure TO il a large patronage,
and render itan efficient insrumenHiity IN BE-
half Of Professionalism and evangelical uush.->
LAshaan 05sarv
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MED,

On the evening Of the Tth inst. at the residence
of her brother in this town, after a short but pain
fol illness, Miss SARAH ", daughter OF Geo.
Shaeff.r of Darkesvls in The 10Th year Of her age.
Ga the morning Of The 9th inst, 10 this place,
Mrs ELizABgrH WoLPF, eonsort Of the late Geo.
Wolff 10 the s0th year Of her age.
AT Smithfteld. Jefiersos County, on the 22d ult.,
CHAalas NJ infant son of Joseph and Misnda Me-
Cleary, aged months and days.
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ALEXANDRIA, MARKET, I

Gd-eHe OUicf, J,1le ., 1910.
FLOUR.-fhe market continues 10 droop.-
There salVs of Canal -four on Thursday
amounting TO about 1900 bbls nj S3.S7i Ycster-
day the article freely offered from at tn at
price without meeting purchasers300 bbls. sold al
SO Sl1. The receipts, by the Canal, are large
w agon price 50 rs, dull.
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Forward Produce

TO the District Of Columbia Market on the
most accommodating terms.
He will pay the highest price in Cash for
FLOUR, VI4E.aJ, CORN and OATS;
and win keep on hand FISH, SALT, &c,
which will be sold as cheap as can be bought
elsewhere. In his absence, DAM. b. MoRRI-
SON, Esq, will attend to the purchase Of Pro-
duce, &c.
Gs~He would also state that he win continue
his business operations at Falling Waters az
formerly. CIIAS. DOWNS.
April %, l946---tlstJly.
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Elisabeth Little, JOIN, .Maiiach and Robert Mat
ZACH, children and heirs at laie Of Sarah Mat
ZACH, deed, Charles Dresbach and Caroline
his wHe, Rosamah Matlach, Samuel Litie-
a,d.Nmlcyhis ,oje, Robert Keller and .Ma,y his
uife, Benjamin Kendall and Harriet his
rife, John NJ Little and George II. Little,
Take Notice:
HVHAT, on Saturday. The lth day Of .July
il neut, at the Hotel of VIM. l.. Boak in
Martinsburg, we will take the dispositions of
Daniel Burkhart, Adam Young, Anthony S.
Chambers, and John w. Boyd, which we
shall offer as evidence in suit now pending
in the County Court of Berkeley County on
its Chancery side, wherein we are Plaintiffs
and you are Defendants
NICHOLAS YOUNG,
CAROLINE YOUNG.
June IL /, lS46-4w.
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John Ro,asi, Nelson @. Roush, William Fesle'
and Charity his ,cye. late Charity Ro,'sh,
Take Notice:
HyHAT, on Saturday, the lth day Of july
4 nert, at the Hotel of VIM. l.. Boak, in
Marunsburg, we will take the dispositions
of Dan'l Burkhart, Adam Young, Anthony
S. Chambers, and John w. Boyd, which we
shall offer as evidence in suit now pending
in the County Court OF Berkeley County on
It's Chaneerv side, wherein, We are Plaintiffs
and YOU are Defendants.
' GEORGE RAENHAL.
June IL, lS46--4w.
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y w ID,
Administrators gfH W. deed.

p. S.-As there were many private papers
deposited with the deceased for .afe-keeping,
in which his estate has no concern, those per
sons entitled TO demand them, are requested to
call and otherwise dispose of them.
July IL, lS46-2w Rep. copy.l
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groceries - Liquors.

r HAVE on hand CT o G ERIE Of
Il all kinds; also, fine assortment OF f.
GU OR Sail of which | will sell very low
for cash. Persons wanting Their Groceries,
&C., for Harvest, will find It TO Their interest to
give me a call. W.N hROESEsN.
x. Il. Depot, June ii
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GROCERIES,.

o. 70 V q ~ EE YIN.
NJ RES, | am now prepared to furnish
the following at prices and in quality not infe-
rior to any in the market They will be sold
for cash onlI-prces therefore shall be low.
Rio CoGce-ttree kinds;
Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars,
Loqf Stagdr--s1PeriT
InpelIaI and Yong Hyson Teas;
Black do;
Orleans and Vest India .lIodsscs;
Mould TdilO,c Candles;
Rosia Soap;
b Congress Tobacco;
Rice, Of superior kind, SC. SC.
May % VIM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-11

Dt~Persons ordering Single Tickets, Shares,
OF Cerugcates Of Packages in any one Of the
above Lotteries, viii be supplied with our
monthly paper, giving detailed account Of
all the Prizes in each LOTTERY.
a5-The price Of Packages named above, APP
ply TO quarter packages only. Whole and
Half Packages on certificate will be in the
same proportion.
es-Orders for Tickets and Shares, or Certiii-
Gates OF Packages in any Of the above splendid
Lotteries, will meet with the most promp, at
,entioh, and an official account Of the drawing
will be sent Immediately after it is over, to all
who order from
JAMES FLETCHER, g. co.
Agents for The Managers.
No. 3 Frankln Buildings, Baltimore. Nd