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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08

renovated and in which many
valuable Improvements have been made. =
The location of those two buildings, and
the easy access from them to the LADIES'
as well as the Gentleman's Baths, render
these decidedly preferable to any other
establishment IN the town, and more especi-
ally for invalids, each house opening into the
Bath Square, and within so to 100 feet Of the
main drinking Spring and Baths.
The Public may rest assured that the com
fort of our guests will receive our never-tir-
ing efforts, and to those who are acquainted
with us, will we trust, be sufficient guarantee
TO receive continuance Of their patronage.
Hancock Depot on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, is the stopping point for this place
distance only two miles, over newly grad
ed road.
We have engaged the services Of a frs, rate
line ofCoaches, with careful drivers and good
Horses, who will carry them over the road
with care and safety.
Bedford Water, fresh from the Springs for
the accommodation of their Boarders.
A Band Of good Music is engaged for the
season.
All communications to the subscribers will
be promptly attended TO.
o. We are requested By Mr.. OF, TO ask of
the Patriot" and other papers which cent ain this
advt rtisement TO make the correction, which APP
pear in Italics.
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Obttuarp.

DIED, on the 25th ult, Susan DAviDsoS,
daughter of James s. and Margaret T. brown,
aged Ia months.
DIED. on 3D. inst, MARIAM ELIZABETH.
vounqest child Of Mrs. Sarah Waite, aged 10
months
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08
Prices Reduced.

N order to reduce our large Stock Of Sum
mer Goods yet on hand, we have deter
mined to sell them at least % per cent below
the former price--those still in want will dc
well to call J. w. g. L. r, BOYD.
July s, lSi7.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08
rs number Lottery Drawn Dallots.

6, 256 Prlzes-amounting to Slf4,544
Tickets $2s-Shares IN proportion.
Certificates Of packages in the above VII
be issued and sold al the following rates
90 whole TEXTS S3l 90 quarters, 7.75
&c halves 1850 % eighihs, 3.S7
FLETCHER & CO.,
Baltimore, Nd.
July /, lS47.
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Fifly.Eight Acres.

/
A3l Ia Acres,
bounded by Peecher's and Small's lands and
the said road.
| Sd. shall sell off of the rest of the farm I'M
nediately South of the said Bath road, as
much land as will raise the sum decreed 10 the
| plaintiff-probably more than fifty acres will
be required which will make TO the purchas-
er with the parcel 1911 acres, good sized
farm, well tinlbered and OF good quality.
(After the sale this Sd parcel will be laid of
by me,es and bounds as the two first have al
ready been.S
The sale will take place on the lst day Of
August Court, august the 9th, l847, } before
the Courthouse door in Martinsburg.
The Terms Of Sale, as prescribed by the de,
cree, are one third cash, and the residue in two
equal annual payments from the day of sale
the purchaser execatIng deeds OF trust ON the
premises TO secure them.
The crops now growing are reserved and do
not 60 with the lands to the purchasers.
Thepurchasers can have possession, on com
ply ing with the terms of sale, at once, for the
purposes of cultivation, reserving TO the present
occupiers the rights TO take off and save the
way going crops.
will exhibit 10 any one wishing to buy, the
platts Of these parcels, on the day Of sale or
before. Al least one third Of each parcel is IN
timber.
D. II. CONRAD, Sp. Com'r.
July 8, l847.--5t
o. Charlesto,cn Free Press insert four times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08
Confectionery, SC,

OUCH as Candies Of all descriptions, Nuts
- ofall kinds, Cocoa Nuts, Bunch Raisins,
Prunes, Figs, Oranges, Lemons, Ess Lemon,
Peppermint, Cinnamon, Balsam of Life, OPP
odeldoc, Cordials, Castor Oil, Salts, N. Y CT
der, Champagne Wine. Porter, Brown Stout,
Beef, Scotch Herring, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, and Segars of all kinds
May 8 G. RAENHAL.
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BATH, BERKELEY SPRINGS, VA.
O'rERRALL & cos.
PAVILION HOTEL.

HVIIS celebrated Bathing and Watering
Il place, is now ready for the reception Of
company. Their means o. accommodating
guests has been greatly increased, by which
they will be enabled to provide amply for $50
persons, In the most comfortable style.
In addition to their we'll known Boarding
House they have leased the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08
COAL! COAEt!

HAVE received a large stock of Smiths
and other COAL of the best quality
Persons al a distance may rely at all times on
finding Coal by sending for it.
J. JAMESON.
Il. Road, July s, lS47.
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In CF4ANCERY.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Afartinshnrcr Inne 9th IS11

NOTICE.-The parties to the above suit
will please TO take notice, that will attend at
my office in Martinsburg, on Saturday, the
oath day Of July neat, for the purpose Of ascer
tanning whether the representatives Of Mary
Wilson, decd, tenant for life, be response
bic for the waste Of the personal property be-
queathed to her for life, and also whether the
representatives of the tenant for lie, delivered
over TO those entitled in remainder, 3 barrels
oflndian Corn for every Slave, old and Dung,
and if not the value of the same Therefore.
the parties on the day above mentioned, will
produce before me such evidence as may be
required 10 prove the several matters herein be-
fore stated.
SEAMAN GARARD, Com.
June "a, lS47--5w.
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DO7neStiCS.
DRO. Muslins, from ga to 5-4 wide;
I'D HE Bleached Muslins
Bleached do;
Checks and Bedticks, ...
Osnaburgs--plain and twilled;
Striped Cotton and Furniture Plads;
Domestic Ginghams
Crash, Drills, &c.--fer sale by
". MILLER.
Bedington, May 20
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MILLENRY BUSINESS

in all its various branches, at the residence OF
her brother, two doors West Of Mr.. Reanhal's
Grocery Store, where she will do up Bonnets
in beautiful style. Neapolitans also cleansed.
Martinsburg, June "a, lS47.--f
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L o r. III a II V II S I /.

GRADLlNG and Grass Scythes, Paicu;
~ Rifles, Scythe Stones, Rakes, Forks,
&c. Also, a iull assortment Of
groceries. Liquors, SC,
Loaf, Lumps and Brown. Sugars, Molasses,
Rice, Teas, Chocolate, Ginger, Salafatus,
Nutmeg, Allspice, Pepper, &c, &C., wita the
usual variety Of Liquors Of. the best quality.
all Of which we offer at the lowest market
prices BURNS s. VANARSDALE.
June IL, IS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08

VIRGINIA. in the Circuit Superior
Y Court of Law and Chancery for Berke-
ley County.
John Wilson, William Wilson, Mary Ann
Wilson, and Samuel Caldwell Wilson,
Elizabeth Jane Wilson and Caroline Will
son the last three by Robert Wilson, their
father and next friend. pitts.
Nathan d. Payne, Executor of William VIII
son, deed, and Mary Ann his wife, Jo-
seph Hoffman and Elizabeth his wife, Ma
ry Ann Wilson, Virginia Wilson and John
Wilson, children of William Wilson, John
Colbert and Jane his wife, Robert Colbert
and Lethe his wife, William Manford, John
Manford, Robert Manford, James Nj. Man
ford, Ira Wilson Manford, children Of Nan
cy Manford, Willis A. Clarkson and Mary
Ann his wife, and Mary Ann Carkson
their infant daughter, and - Lopp and
Julia Ann his wife, Sarah Ann Wilson and
Harriet Wilson, children Of Sarah Wilson,
Alfred Ross and Richard y. Seaman and
Thomas S. Page, Adm'rs of Mary Wilson,
deed. dts.
Ctr1 NYf,r,D&~
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Fishing Tackle.
w A " II r. ID

RY the subscriber, a hand either to card or
sB spin in his Factory near Berkeley
Springs Va. Constant employment and lib
erai wages viii be given.
July s. lsl7.-3,s
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GUN POWDER, &c.

"HOSE who wish to obtain something
4 superior in the way Of Gun Powder,
offer Dupont's best Keg Powder for Gun
shooting Dupont's best Canister Powder fol
Rife shooting-also superior Bar Lead, soft
for Balls; Percussion Caps, from g. cts. per
box and upwards Shot Bags, Powder Flaska
both for Guns and Rifles-Shot of all sizes
Just received and for sale by
July 8, lS47 VIM. DORSEY.
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PU BLTC S ALE

yENHE subscriber. living near the road lead
Il ing from Smithfield TO Martinsburg, one
mile from A. S. cambridge, intending to quit
farming will sell at public sale on the 9Th
INST, all his
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08
G. K.4ND HE.NE /.

q, Sl4 Przes-amounting to 394, 1876
Tickets $2-Shares in proportion.
Certificates of packages in the above viii
be issued and sold at the following rates:
25 whole tick'ts 5000 IS quarters, 740
25 half tickets, l4S0 rs eighths, $40
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08

W IR GIN / Ain the Circuit Superior
Y Court of Law and Chancery for Berke-
lev County.
John Miles, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John w. Ksinger and James Nj. Newkrk,
Admir-. Of Susan Kisinger, deed ,-Deits
Daniel c. Burns ,--Plaintiif,
AGAINST
Same and Defendants,
Charles Do@ns;-plaintif,
AGAINST
Samuel Cater and James M. Newkirk, Admir-.
Of Susan Kisinger, decd ,-Plaiutfis,
Daniel c.. Bufns,-PlainiihI,
AGAINST
Same and same,-Detendants
IN CHANCERY.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Martinsburg, June oath, lS47. s
NOTICE,-The parties to the above sui
will please take notice, that will attend at my
office in Martinsburg, on Monday, the 26th day
of .htly uert, for the purpose OF asceTtalning
which of the subpGnas of the Complainants
was first served upon the defendant Newkirk /;
the parties on that day will introduce before
me, all such evidence as they may have 10 Of
fer in relation TO the matter. aforesaid.
SEAMAN GARARD, Ccnr
June "a, lS47-5w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08

10 BOXES MALAGA RAiSINS-new
~ crop-in whole and quarter Boxes, re-
'elyed and for sale low by box by
Nov ~ J, NJ YOUNG
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UD1IMSSIONIkN9S SAIL
OF VALUABLE
BERKELEY LANDS.

DY the authority OF the decree Of Judge
ID Douglass, at the last Term of his Court,
in the case of Waite Us. Moses I. Hunters
heirs. shall as Special Commissioner named
in the decree, offer for sale the following par
cells of the "Red House Estate" lying mile
or Two north of Martinsburg
LIST. That piece of the Farm, on the West
side, cut off by the Railroad, which by recent
survey. is found TO contain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08

30,3l6 Prizes, amounting to 1897 800
Tickets Sl5--Shares in proportion.
We will issue certificates Of packages at the
following rates
20 whole tickets $2l0 % quar- tickets 52s
26 halves los 26 eighths &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08
PaT.XLLEO.V KOTEE,

EmR occupied for the last few years
A3EHk by Col. Strother, jhnonn as the
a iiiB Gestin property. ) which has been
renovated and in which many
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08
Personal PF0,1ersy,

consisting in part as follows: Two head of first
GAIT ing ing H HS's s'$ one "a ! NWE
sNfI years old, Industry ~
ghS1SAHns Mare years old eae7 sES
2 head Of first rate Mich Cows, and one Calf
a lot of Hogs, 10 in number; 2 good brood
Sows; large Shoats and eleven smaller ones,
all of which will be fit TO fatten this fall all
the Farming implements, such as one two
horse Wagon and Harness; bar shear
Plough, Shovel Ploughs; Harrow and Forks
Rakes, Shovels, &c. Also, the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Bedsteads and Bed
ding, Bureaus, Safe. Tables, Chairs, Clock,
ten plate Stove and Pipe, Pots, Ovens, SHOW
els and longs, lot OF Bacon and Lard and a
number of articles too tedious to enumeraue.
TERMS.--A credit will be given on al
sums of So, until the 25th day Of December
next, by the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security, under that sum the cash will
be required, and no property TO be removed
until the terms are complied with. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock.
JOHN B. GRUBER.
July 8, lS47
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NIRGINIA:- In the Circuit Superior
v Court Of Law and Chancery for Berke.
ley County.
George Baughman s Co. plBs.
AGAINST
Henry Frcnch's adm. and others, DTS
In CHANCERY.
CoMMissIoNER's OFFICE,
Martinsburg, June Gath, lS47,
NOTlCE.-All persons having claims
against the estate of Henry French, decd, not
yet audited, will present them to me at my
Office 10 Marnnsburg, on or before The I'd day
Of august neat, together with all such evidence
as may be required to authenticate them.
SEAMAN GARARD, Com
June "a, lo47-6w FL Berry. Auy.
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M I T. T. / N e r Y
MISS Nj. WHEN

inform the Ladies of Martins
w burg and lis vicinity, that she has com
naor,ond 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08

ERESH ORANGES & LEMONs-Jus
n received and for sale by
Feb. II GEO R.4E.NTf.4L.
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W / r G I'M In the Circuit Superior
' Court Of Law and Chancery for Berke-
ley County.
Smith Miller, puF
AGAINST
Harrison Waite's Adm'rs and heirs, dts
IN CHANCERY.
CoMMIsIoNER's OFFICE.
Martinsburg, June oath, lS47.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims
against Harrison Waite, decd. will present
them to me at my office in Martinsburg, on or
before The I'd day Of august neat. with all such
evidence as may be required 10 establish
them. SEAMAN GARARD, Com
June "a, lS47-6w Faulkner, Atty.
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MARYLAND coN'D. LOTTERY.

SNA4A<& = &s0AN0 GOAS ~ 5O4 G3k&s
FOR THE BENEFIT OF FREDERICK r. SEMINARY.
Class No. 32.
To be drawn in the City of Baltimore, ON
Saturday, July 10, 1877.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-08

ID ECEIVED this day on consignment, and
IL for sale, very superior lot of Hams.
July /, lS47. ]. N. RIDDLE
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WE have on hand and will continue regularly to re-
w ceive. large assortment of very superior PIANO
FORTES, which we feel confident sell at prices
as lO'o and upon terms accommodating any other
house in the Union Our instruments will in every
received from the best manufactures in Boston and New
York.
We also, keep constantly on hand an extensive as
sortment OF School and Miscellaneous Books Stationary
and Fancy articles discount upon the regular pr-
will be made upon all books furnished TO Schools:
Our country friends will please give us a trial in
making their purchases feel assured can give
them bargains with which they will at all times be we'll
satisfied. GAINES, RICHES & co >
Petersburg, Va. Feb Is, ls47. 643--s
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!. BH 81
k15S5EsS:IB q s a5E! !IsSs :!Ils Ssa13 I'll
SIIE:!S { 81 l5i2
2 4 B

FHNHE Of these pills in curing in few housPs
n where all other remedies have failed and that too
in of twelve and eighteen months standing, WAR
rants the assertion tha taken according the dree-
tohs, they are certain cure. Try Them and be com
vinced that they the most certain and the very best
remedy offered to the public to insure permanent
and lasting cure Price IS cents per box 70 Z -
The following certificate is from the Rev E. L. FrRs
ger, of Kershaw District, S. c. A. ..--h - ,,-s 81,
have used in my family DIR. Hul's Fever and Ague
Pills, and also DR.. Spencers Vegetable Pills, for the
lasttWo years, and have hesitation in pronouncing
them to be tie most erceeH family nsedcines and
act of justice to the worthy those nya
liable pills. will for the Information and satsfac
ton of all concerned that my wife, prior to mar
rage, had been less the subject Of chis and
fever tor about eighteen months having tried various
remedies wifhonf success, and much reduced
flesh: fewdays after our marriage, she commenced
with Spencefs Pills, and in day or two Afterwards
with Hus Pills; she used about half box Of each;
thesI esult radical she reganede health
and strength very rapidly and has retHrn chile
and Jeoer stee. believe these medicines to be harm
less and SAFE aud when used specifically dree EDS TeG
attended With sdtisfaetOry res1iss.. :. -ss2fs
Pennington. Kershaw Dist, May 2o,I ls4o. g. 50. 30
fresh supply OF the above named medicines Just re-
ceived, and for sale by Messrs. WILLIAMS, H4Y-
WOOD e CO., Raleigh, and by d 81. -HOLL-2yVD,
Smith1eld and on inquiry, may be found in almost
every Country Store and Post Office in North Caroline
July sTls4o' Is Co9-0m,
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afiOsal Loan Fund Life Aeeur-
Ance Society of LAll6AOIa. -.

ea-EAIP OWERED by .4CTr rOFP.aRLLaJ4ENT
CAPITAL E 100000 or, S z, 500, 600. ar- as-
YHSHE following among the adsaHtsges offered
n by this Instnton 49,. -. =,
guarantee of large subscribed capital in addition
to the accumulation of premiums; s21.1 2ai =. i9it
The peculiar benefit securedtto the assured BY tho
principle of the Loan Departments; = = git 9 ls,s
The payment Of premiums Annually half ycatlJ, and
quarterly; '
The tfaveilins leave extensive andbefa Ithiy iays
without forfeiture of policy fsge - sol . ts,ia
The Society being founded on the Mutual and joint
Stock principle parties may participate in the profits Of
the Society," two-tEirds of which annually divided
among the assured; soast@t * Sd h-h L 5sS
The Society is not connected with citheP Marine Or
Fire Insurance. n s.- 49,. -,- 6. - So.
Pamphlets containing tabes Of rates SC, aud all ne
cessary information may be had application TO the
subscriber GEO LFEFkES AgentsEsi
Raleigh, n. c. Dec, 30, 1915 >} Grk z -6s2-
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orFicE OF PgBLfo7 TnEAsuRER,


"tE -F So ' Raleigh, February goth, 1877 & -,
To the Stockholders and B0adsne,l 0 the Raleigh and
tE9.l p Castor Raid Road G0nlP0ay!i. Is saEsrl
EEHHE undersigned invites attention ITO the Act of the
IL General Assembly, entitled g An act TO enforce
the States indemnify against loss on account of her
sureyshIp for the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Com
pany, ratified the 10th day of January, lS47 the first
section whereaf il follows, tc-w: zsr,Ig t aysg
IS Be enacted. Sc. That it shall be fhe duy.of the
Public Treasurer, be practicable, affCF
he passage of this Act give notice By public adver
stsement in two Newspapers, printed inthecity OF Ra
leigh, fJr the space of month, that the Real and
Personal Estate of the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road
Company has proved insufficient to discharge he debts
of said Company, in which the State of North Cafoli
{ surely, by reason of which, large sums have
been paid, and remain TO be paid, by the State on ac
count of said suretyshP: And to require all persons
twho bound for the Staies indemnify in the premi-
ses, either Stockholders under the I4h section Of
the Act 1882 for1he relief of the Company afore
said Stockholders, Subscribers Substitutes y
the acceptance of said Company of the provisions Of
'the Act of 1871, entitled 'An Act to secure tie
State against any and every liability for the Raleigh
and CASTOR Rail Road Company. and for the relief OF
the same, by entering into Bonds under the last
mentioned Act 10 make payment into the public Trea
6 tisement, of the sums, for which they are
bound respectively in consequence of their liabilities
in any of the modes before specified a3 b. ss5t
NOTICE, therefore, is hereby, given to all persons
concerned in the premises, that compliance with tho
provisions of this act is respectfully required of each and
all of them at the Public Treasury, within month
from this date. .r,....z. ...s.s5zl- G.ls yor., -
,,.,- ~. -, 81, c L. HINTON, Public Treas,
- h-' ~ 642-lh.
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Tie Heroine Martyr OF monterey.
BY REV. JAMES oiLpoasE Lyons, &. i..I D. -

@ BIZ hEV. JAMES CHLORINE LYONS, Ii. D..
. When the American forces under Gen Taylor
stoFmed Monterey, d Mexican woman was seen
going about among the wounded Of both armies
binding up their wounds and suppl lying Them with
food and water While thus employed she fell
She was next day buried BY ihe Americans amid
an incessant discharge Of shot from the Mexican
batteries. asss% ii7st ~ 81 H'
The strife was stern at Monterey, i
When those high towers were lost and won,
And pealing through that mortal fray,
=5 Flashd the strong battery's vengeful gun
Yet, needless Of its deadly rain,
She stood in toll and danger first,
To bind the bleeding soldiers vein,
And slake the dying soldiers thirst. ~.
She found apale and stricken foe,
Sinking in natures last eclipse, s
And, on the red earth kneeling low,
s-Eez: She wethis parched and fever'd lips; - fE
nf.a9 When, thick as winters driving .sleet,
The booming shot and flaming she'll,
Swept with wild rage that CORY street, .sa~SEs
a And she-the good and gentle-fell. zs-x1
They laid her in her narrow bed, ~. TOO
The foemen of her land and race;
And sighs were breath'd, and tears were shed, -
Above her lowy resting place . s.4r.r--.a G.
All glory's crimson worshppers ...s sa.-s
Wept over her untimely fall, .ss.sFe .ss
For deeds of mercy, such as hers, .,.-s.ss7.1
~ Subdue the hearts and eyes of all. ..-sr -s
n. To sound her worth were guilt and shame
.--- In US, who love but gold and ease 80
They heed alike UR praise or blame,
sa'e Who live and die in works like these. -.
Far greater than the wise or brave,
Far happier than the fair and gay, -l
= Was she who found martyrs grave
On that red field of Monterey. ~
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DIED.

On Saturday, the 27h ultimo his residence on Lit,
tie River in Wake county of acute BrofchiIis, Mr..
William Hopkins in the list year of his age The de-
ceased has left aged widow and large number Of
chdrensGelatyess and friends to mourn their rrepara-
bic loss Mr. Hopkins was devoted husband,-a kind
and indugen father and in his death the community
has lost valuable citizen and the poor their best friend
F5ist .s-.,rE {sftE }5rFss $50 .s-e. - 50 Ca1n
the 2sih February. Sarah n Aston wife Of
Mr. Thomas Aston Of Wake Forest, aged 63 years.
The deceased had been for forty years member of the
Methadist Church. ssFt-s s7E4s 4sa' 3f -
AT Smithyile, the 18th ults, Lieutenant P ETER
ScALEs, Of the Rockingham Volunteers. His funeral
was attended by the companies there and the Mason
ic fraternity. Also the 14th, Mr.. Mumphord pri-
vate in the Wayne Company of Volunteers.
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If SSSS<I3fDfES'I
N3a3 b {

AND VEGETABLE TONIC AND RESTORATIVE BrfTERs
For The cure Of Dyspepsia and LiSer. C0rnplainfs
YEEHE many who have been cured of these lingering
similarly afflicted to avail themselves Of The same e0sg
and efectual remedy; also. BILIOUS coMPL ANTS Of
every -Ha6itndl Costi0eness ahd guidSjfie8
prompt action of these medicines That distressing
complaint Piles IS soon yefievsd and evetttldkly
cured by peseyering in the use Of these and BtterS
.MER COMPLAINTS wilk6ecome treqUesat, and IL
neglected, ,seuere aI1ldanger0us these medicines
soarn season. efectual preUe1t0e against any at
tack of these complaints andreadef, remember that'o
Of preventive 10 or0Tth pound of cure. Price
IS cents per box <. 4. ,sr,..s I-,r. lsi .. p Ia