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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
Record
R.4LTLNoRE .MfRKET.1

.9msrieaa Office, .4prit S, l547. s
CArrLG.--There were only 800 head Of
Beeves offered al the scales today. all OF
when were taken except 43 head. The mar
koi was not active. bat, owing 10 the light sup
ply, prices advanced to S3a$i per 100 lbs on
iae hoof, equal to sjs5715 net, aud averaging
$3Gzi
IIaGs--Liye Hogs are selling at S6.5os,s7.
Tie supply IS rather light
FLsgR.-Afjer the close of our las, review
ea Friday evening, there was a sale of 1000
b5ls Of Howard Street at s5I2j, and on Sat
uray about $500 bis were sold al the same
price To-day the market exhibits much
fmRass. About 500 bbls. were sold this
morning at s6.l2s, hat holders are now ask
INC S. .. and few limited parcels have re-
aized this price. Thereceipt price is unsettled.
On Saturday there was sale Of COO obls Of
CIV Mills Flour at 1926. To-day there is an
astiye inquiry. and although there We're one
or two small parcels sold At $6.25, holders gen
cHlly are frn at $3.50
GR,tS.--There is good demand for Wheat
b1i for shipping and grinding, and prices
have improved little. Sales today OF Md.
reds at l33alSI cts and Of Virginia white at
lt5 els. Sales also on Saturday and to-day,
o ncnna. reds at ~ cts. Corn has also ad
ylnced. Sales OF Md. yellow to-day at So
c'5 and ofwhite at S0aS2 cis.--receipts light.
Sales Of Penna yellow al 50 cts. for fiat, and
and % cts for round We quote Md. Rye at
1880 cts. A sale Of Pcnna. at So cts. Oats
have declined. A sale was made this morn
ing at 43 cts. and others later in the day at 80
ceuis.
BAcoS.-Bacon moves of rather freely at
Iisi, cents for Shoulders; Ssa9 cents fol
SIDES; saSs cents for assorted and Gallo for
Hams
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08

Z tbs CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CAsAr.--We
5ear very favorable accounts Of the progress
made hy the Contractors towards the compile
ten Of i1eir arrangements. We understand
hey viii be in Cumberland 10 few days, in
company. with the Hon. John Davis and
Nathan Hale. Esq, of Mas. who are about
to visit the scene Of operations on the Canal,
IS he Agents Of the Earrings Cum. Civ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08

REPORTED CAPTURE OF VERA Cnvz.--
Tie Glowing "report' reaches Us via Phila
6s.qha, 10 which city i wassenib by telegraph
fo1 Washington. We POT no faith in it,
Bllimors Patriot. .qpriI 5.
Wlsmaoroa, April 5--9 o'clock. P. M.
Passengers who came on this afternoon in
tae nah boat say thai as they were leaving
Charleston an agent came running down to
tte bolt AMI hailoed 10 them that vessel had
jssl arrived bringing Intelligence that Vera
Cruz bad been taken, after desperate resis-
tance, With a loss OF 500 On our side.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
Notice,
Berkeley County Court,

1HHt AcFH1, tOff.
EHOR the purpose Of accomplishing sys-
i tenn Of regularity and prompulude in The
collection, application and accounting for, Of
the monies levied for County purposes, the
Cour, made the following Order, to wit:
"It shall hereafter be the duty Of the Sher.
ifs, and all persons in whose hands moneys
shall be levied for application 10 County pur-
poses, 10 account annually for the same, by
the production of proper vouchers, shelving
such application, in whole OF in part, as the
case shall be, and for that purpose the Cour,
DOH appoint Harrison Waite its Commission
er and Auditor, whose duty i, shall be 10 pro-
cure well bound book Of proper size, Ito be
paid for by the Cour,.) and open accounts
therein with the Shergs and others embraced
in the within Order. in which the Sheriffs
shall be charged annually with the amount oil
County Levy, going into their hands for col
lection, credited with the amount shown by
proper vouchers TO have been paid by. them to
individuals entitled thereto; also. their com
missions for collections - such delnquep,
levies as shall be returned and allowed by the
Cour'--thus exhibiting annually the amount,
if any, Of County deposi,ums.
"All Commissioners in whose hands mon
les shall De levied for County purposes, shall
w t1dIScu III Sdiu bobh VIII sum ttFA , dtiA
saall make similar settlements with the said
Commissioner and Auditor, producing 10 him
accounts exhibiting the expenditures made by
them with proper vouchers for the same; when
approved. shall be credited to such Commits
sioners in their accounts, for the services per-
formed by the said Harrison Waite under this
Order; and for making annually siatemen,
Of such accounts for publication. he shall be
allowed the sum of fifty dollars per annum, to
be levied in the County levy"
| And at a Court held for Berkeley County,
10Th Of August, 1916, the following Order was
made, to wit:
.sOrdered that Jacob Van Doren be and he
is hereby appointed Auditor of accounts ofih
Court, in the room OF Harrison Waite, decd,
and that he carry out and perform the duties
/ prescribed by the Order Of the Court made at
June term, 1874, and that he receive annually
the compensation allowed the said Waite from
and after the year 1916; and a; October term.
| 1916, il is ordered by the Court that Jacob
| yandoren do settle the account Of the Sheriff
OF the County fos the year lS43."
Teste,
JACOB VAN DoREN. c. .. c.
G-The Sheriff, and all others interested in
the above Orders, are respectfully requested 10
call at my Office and settle their accounts for
the years l643, "A and AS.
JACOB VAN DOREN.
April s, ls47--3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
Bank Meeting.

A MEETING Of the Commissioners. TN
Ia der the Act Of the recent Session Of the
Legislature, authorising the establishment Of a
Bank in the town Of Msrunsburg, and of the
citizens Of the County generally, VIII be held
at the Courthouse, on Monday. the l2h n
.4prii, (being Court-day.) to consider what
measures shall be adopted TO accomplish the
objec, contemplated.
April /, iS47-2w
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sasss /. Naiss.

EUST received, fine assortment CTS
~ and 10 ID Single Nails. Also on haad
Sash, Paling, Flooring aud other kinds Of
reasonable terms by the keg. sc.
I'm. kROESE.N.
r. r. Depot, March II
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08

0a F,iaay lat. NiAny EtizAnErn, daughter Of
Js' and Ann Reed If this Jowa, in the 20 year
5iher as-.
Ga Thursday lat, Hr JscoB Eusp. Of thi.
c anty. sged about 40 years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
Candy q Frat.

A FRESH supply Of all sorts Of Candy,
II Lemons, Almonds. Dried CItron. Rsg-
sins. Prunes, Figs, so. &c---ior sale by
FEB. 4 ". DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
THE FAIR.

TIE Ladies Of the Old School Presbyterian
Caurch IN Shepherjsrown, win hold Fair
in to"Oid Fellows" hall. on Wednesday
and Thur 'ay. the 9Th and 9Th Of April next.
On each Day dinner and supper win be set,
ana a.losancuts may be had AT any hour, for
i.@ purpose Of raising money 10 aid in build
h5 Church. All persons interested or dis
1'.'d 20 contribute in this way are respectful
lg iag.tea to attend.
oasflsrls,own, March le, I6i7.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08

n<x-s NOTiCE.-All persons in5ebt-
Ex.sA~aS-s ed to the late Jacob MeQuAkin,
decd, are requested 10 come forward and make
settlement; and ailihose having claims against
the estate, will present them properly aathen-
ticaied for adjustment.
April |, lo4l--3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
berkeley County Court,

lsT Glass.
To attend april, May and June terms:
Silas Harlan, Jacob Myers,
Hezekiah Hedges, Daniel Burkhart,
Daniel b. Morrison, Richard McSherry,
John Sincindver.
2D Glass,
To attend J,fly, AUGUST and September terms
Rober, " Snodgrass, William Maslin,
1illotson Fryau, Alfred Ross,
Ehud Turner, james NJ Newkirk,
Philip Nadenboush, Beihewell NJ. Kitchen
3D CLAss,
To attend October, .Norember s. December terms:
Edward Colston. James l.. Campbell
James Robinson, Philip c. Pendlelon,
John Tabb, Samuel Baker.
Jacob Hamme.
Arm Class,
To attend January, February and lfarch terms,
William Gregory. Thomas s. Page,
Robert X. Robinson, Stephen r .Snodgrass,
Lewis b. Willis, William l.. Boak,
Thomas J. Harley.
Teste,
JACOB VAN DoREN, c. &c.
March Is, lSl7--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08

/
,.,.h,o he same---so be shown. II
f''ps.,sv sbouid be carried, TO ali officers and
49, ~ II the United States forces who maj
Ssoss.h The house 81 iheconsul: 4 beng wsa
w. o.oad nat The said safeguard Is solely in
ss MI 10 rro,ect Spanish subjects and 'heii
7pfs ~ Undersigned, who has noihad the hon
,ssr a;reclly from the British consul,
y ~ IKE safe guard, herewith, for him.
W Z, Ssl;yered by the Spanish consul.
"a ~ snseIsgned offers 10 The consul Of her
- Ire Queen Of Spain, the assurance
n. siqh respect and consideration OF the
r'@e''s' WINFIELD. SCOTT.
r.. ,sc Consul or Spain al Vera Cruz, Senior
n AgiLAss De EscaLasTr.
y,re-A similar letter was addressed TO
A.. a. Groux, French consul. with a re-
~, Hal be would deliver 10 the Prussian
..,al he safeguard Herewith enclosed for
4. Is!er
or-s spvp- belonging 10 The aTmiea OF the
rai,ed States, employed in foreign paris,
.tall fogce 3 safeguafd, shall suffer death I"
c5,b article Of war;
SAFEGUARD.
~ authority Of Major General Scorr, gen
,.,1 chief 81! the armies Of the United States
.Tbe Dqrson, tic family and the properly Of
,ss FrfneA Coasai, residing in Vera Cruz.
he boase and us contests are placed under
he safeguard Of the army ofihe United States.
a. sflr any violence Of ipjury TO them is ex-
r-sssy foIbidden; en- The contrary, il Is order
.f.ha safety and protection be given to him
and benz in case oil need.
Done at the headquarters Of the Army Of
lie United STATES this 18Th day Of March. l847
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Rg command Of Major General scorr.
II. l.. SCOTT, A. A. A. G..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
A Statement

"A 81 CatcIncnt
nF monies received and expended by the
" Trustees of the town of Mar.insburc,
from the LIST Monday in April, lS45 TO the Isl
Monday in April, lS47:
DIR.
To amount uncollected on lst Mon
day in April. 1915. 1923 78
" Nett amount levied in 1916 and
1876, $40 GA
d" Proceeds Of Hay Scales, IS &C
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
$ll59 0a

CIR.
BY amount expended in the
payment ofold debts. con-
tracted for the improve
ment Of Streets, digging
Wells, repairs OF Streets,
Pumps, Sc. $40 "a
" amountappropriatedfor
New Engine House, 100 90
4" amountappropriatedfor
New Hose for Engine, 100 90
/" claims allowed bu, not
yet paid, 81 Sc
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08

oflimastoaf land abor, $50 cleared. IN good
sta'e OF cultivation, and with abundant resour-
ces for lis further improvement, avallahIe nj
very little expense The greater part OF the
Vooa- and laboul 20 Acrcs) is enclosed fer
pasiurage
The opequon Creek (uron its Western Dor.
jer1 and number OF conveniently SITUATED
Ponds, give il permanent supply OF water.
And the skcpherdstown Turnpike passing
within few hundred wards. renders the access
easy, Of all seasons, to the Villages. Mills, Rail
Road Bcpots, exc. in the vicinity.
The improvements have, all, been recently
erected. and are ample for The accommodation
81 large family. both white and black, ana
for tho various u:,s Of the farm.
1Ae E'srcsiiag-Hc use,
Quilt Of brich) contains nine rooms, besides
Pan,ries, Carrots, Sc, is handsomely finished.
and prcuily situated, IN an extensive grove u
oaks.
In every respect. this property combines the
requirements OF comfortable residence, with
a well improred and productive Farm, justly
considered one of the most valuable, of lis size
in Jefferson County. Il is offered for sale up.
on the most liberia! terms, both as to price and
the time OF payment.
For further particulars. either apply 10 the
subscriber, trersonally) on the premises, CT by
letter. addressed 10 him, near Lceiown, jelIer-
son County, Virginia.
PHILIP r. DANDRIpGE.
March 4, lea7--,f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
.rY<diciues & FIrugs.

WITH coon AssoRTMENr or
FANCY AlEgpIUiLlsSs
all Of which will be sold on fair terms, and 10
which the attention Of the public is respectful.
ly invited. April 8
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08

.aht Of VAeai, Corn and Oats,
which Will be sold for cash
Irms--ssix months credit viii be given on
all sums of S. and upwards. upon bond aud
good security being gwen; under that sum,
the cash viii be required. No property 10 be
removed untIi The terms Of sale are complied
with.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08

n.,.l s,gp- beioaa'ng to The armies Of the
rgjed States, employed in foreign paris,
xii force 3 saieguard, shall suffer death. "
cs,h article Of war;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EtWfs5sl3 NA JA'S SalEs
VA ILL be sold at public sale, al iae late
w residence Of Jacob MeQuikin, deed,
near HardscIabble, in this County, on 1Iaas
day, The 18Th deg Of .4prii, all the
Personal Property
belonging to said deed, consisting Of
SeoerGi head q Horses--Gnong ,ehich are |
frst-rate Riding Horse and Co.'s,
.Ailch Goes and Yang Cattie;
Sheep and Hogs;
Farming SsnfsFeM.tssfs
Of every description, such as
Wagons, Carts, Horse Gears,
Und-IJiA, Pioughs, Hm,oses, Sc.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
such as Tables, Chairs, Beds. Dedsieads and
Bedding, Pots, Ogcas, and number Of Other
aricles not necessary 10 enumeTaie.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08

Leaving nett balance Of 1920 As
Which amount j, will take, or nearly so, to
finish the Cupola, SC. of the New Market
House. S. GARARD,
Apr! s, lS47-3w Sec'y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-08

GJ-The Sheriff, and all others interested II
the above Orders, are respectfully requested IL
call at my Office and settle their accounts fo
the years 1913, "A and AS.
JACOB VAN DOREN.
April s, lS47-3w
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-04-07
US. SLoop OF WAR, ALBANY.
Sacrlficios, March l3, morning

~, S'tcrrrc1os, MARCH I3, morning,
The Portia, SO it is said, is to sail immc-
dIatcly, and by her / send you few lines
more. The norther has completely blown
itself out, so that by breakfast time the surf
boats will again be enabled to reach the
shore.
Athalf past O'Clock this morning, the
enemy opened with round shot and Shell,
not only from the batteries around the town
nut from the castle. Rockets were also
THROWN and the sky at times was complete
~ lit up by them, yet large portion of
them tell tar short. In the meantime our
own men arc compelled to remain quiet and
take this firc-the hardest duty soldier has
to perform. All are anxious to strike back.
and they will be gratiiicd in the course of a
lew days. In haste, G. w, K.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-04-07
ABBEVILLE G. H., S. c., APRIL 7, 1847

during the heavy dews which have fallen at
nlght-cxposed,to too, to continual fire from
the batteries of the enemy; yet not a mur-
mur has been heard. Anything can be Ct
fectcd with such troops.
Yours, &c., G.W.K
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-04-07
Published every "Wednesday. by
Z II A X l. f S H. ALLEN,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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The Postage must be paid upon all letters and
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-23
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, July 23--5 p.

BALTIMORE July 23-5 p m.
Democratic nominations The italian Opera.-Lafer
from Europe erpecfed.-1he markets, &c.
The mail from the NORTH to-day, is perfectly barren of in
terest.
The democrats met last night, in convention, nominate
candidates represent the city the Legislature The
disposed Of by the selection of VIM Pink
ney White Francis Gallagher Nathaniel Cox Elias Ware
IT,, and Mendez |. Cohen.
There is proposition foot to bring the great Italian
Opera company to Baltimore but there many of
citizens out OF town the present tme that fears
teraned whether they will be properly sustained In
test the matter subscription paper has been got up
and if the boxseas should be taken for the first night they
will agree to pay visit.
We have tidngs yet of the mail Washington
from Liverpool She has been thirteen days. and
looked for tomorrow, Sunday, almost a matter
If certainty.
The MARkErs.-In the Baltimore market, to-day, there
has been little frmness There were few sales
made OF Howard street -four at SIS Is IS So Western
brands, most OF which condemned barrels selling
at ~ S7h 50. There sale of 500 barrels City Mills
dis morning at 5 10 Rye -four in moderate request
81 % per barrel There a sale of loo barrels old
Pennsylvania red wheat los cts Sales in small lots of
good to prime red wheat making 100 ll2 Both
white and yellow selling So 66, and mixed at
a62.
At New York, this morning, there decided inn
provement in -four The article is firm and in better re-
quest. Receipts falling on Sales to-day of nbodt ooW
bb at 20 81 to IS 49, for Genesce IS 1871 for Michigan;
IS I2t for Ohio, and IS s. 62b for southern Sales
meal at SO rs for Jersey brands of July inspection
improvement.
Wheatis selling liz liz cents for southern red and
mixed and 100 1913 cents for About 30 900
bushels taken ut 81 for Mixed IS cents for
white, and IS 81 cents for yellow. Oats 80 40 cents
rye 76a Is cents The receipts oicorn are falling OIL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-23

sources fachous PRINT procaimng from the house tops
our disposition TO steal into dishonorable peace Is
this patriotism '-or is it the phensy OF political faction
The Mexicans are assured that Messrs Polk and Mar
cy anxious for peace that they would agree to
treaty on any terms This same journal would have us
pursue this policy, because it would disgrace the admin
straton! What cares it for the dshonor which it NAV
reflect upon the country, so that it succeed in its
miserable party objects What cares it that we shall
fail to obtain the claims of our long suffering citizens
Tor indemnity! What that we have to abandon
the high objects which people desire to accomplish
They desire to lawful claims satisfied; they de-
sire to have the of establishing land commun
cation from the Rio Grande to the Pacific they desire to
have the intermediate territory annexed to the Union
they would see California obtained, with her mag
nifcent harbors and her productive lands, which might
furnish an asylum for 600 whaling vessels and their
10000 seamen They desire throw open those ports and
possessions for the benefit OF our whaling and shipping
interests for market for manufactures and as one
means OF opening trade between the Pacific and China
Not only the Americans but the world at large would
desire to have the right Of way secured through the
ishmus-not to be accomplished by our government, but
by the money of the people Of the United States and of
other nations. We desire this communication made not
Tor ourselves only but to be thrown open equal
to every commercial and civilized nation We desire to
secure as many OF these objects possible Yet
be told orsooth that must abandon all these objects
without further struggle-the claims of citizens de-
spisednot cent allowed for the expenses of the war
not village secured the Rio Grande-not port pro-
cured in all California Everything must be given up to
please party facton-our troops whdrawn-our arms
disgraced-the weakness of the government exposed to
the of Europe, and the seeds of new war with
Mexico broadcast the land. We trust to the
spirit and good of brave and wise people, who look
into distant uurty, to from all this folly. We
want peace but we want honorable and permanent
peace We do not wish tarnsh the aues that we have
reaped We do not wish to all the objects of the
defeated We do not wish to be held up to the scorn
of nations, of the faction of party and the
weakness of our government Give us an honorable
war, if cannot yet obtain honorable peace If not
now such peace come if act out the brave part
which belongs armies, and the firm and sagacous
part which belongs to our statesmen.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-23

Provisions less inquired for, and prices dropping.
groceries quiet The market remains firm last
quoted Whiskey 22a 23A cents per gallon.
AT Philadelphia, this morning, there was rather more
inquiry Tor Hour and better feeling in the market, with
upward tendency Sales of 800 barrels western at So
sales also OF choice brands do SIS Is 50 37 aud Penn
syvania brands at So 62i. Corn meal, nominal, AT 49,
sale OF 5000 bushels white wheat strictly prime,
was made this morning at l22 per bushe red do
Is worth liz lis cents Yellow IS 10 cents oats
accents rye Is cents.
There is considerable demand for coffee, with small
sales advance previous Molasses is also in
better request, with moderate sales.
Provisions remain unchanged.
Notmuch doing in cotton, though holders firm at the
advance
Whiskey "a cents in barrels.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-23

Besides and barley; and the export continues I'M
abatcd.
From the LIST to the 10th OF this month, SOB packages of
goods exported from this port This is not
bad the face of tariff which annihiate root and
branch, the cotton manufactures.
Col Haskell of Tennessee, appears to be more trouble
his wing friends THERE than he was to our enemies
Mexico. He has got up split in his Congressional dis
trict, which appears to bother them exceedingly.
The officers of the French steamer Union are in luck
unless, indeed, they killed with kindness Yesterday
they teted and shown about by the corporation, with
bountiiul hospitality worthy of the Empire city This
evening they the guests of their counymen at Delmon
ico's where undoubtedly, they will be entertained to
their hearts content.
The annexed table may prove interesting and useful to
many readers of the "Union"-especialy in the cotton
States:
Comparative statement of the erports receipts and stocks Of
cotfon, ut the foo,cing places at the dates annercd