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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
LADIES' NEW STYLE
Dress Goods, sc.

"E have just received. and offer for sale
w at unusually low prices
Plain, Plaid and Foulmd Baeges;
Satin striped Marques;
India Foulard Sill;
Black Satin striped Bareges;
French and British Giaghams;
Linen Gmghams;
French Latrn, and Br-illiants-a ne,c goods /;
Brocade and Barred Silks;
Embroidered Mourning Lmcns;
.Mousseiaif, de LANES and Balsareens
SiLk-,ca,p .4lpaccas and BFk Bon,basines;
Lace Muslin Robes; .Merican Pia,ds;
Plain and Barred Jackonct; Lace .'iuslins +;
Stciss, India, Book and Con,bric .nuslins,
British and .4mericai, Prints;
Manchester Gmghans; Figred .Nstts;
Grass and Muslin Skirts;
French Worked Capes, Collars and Chimi-
isetts;
Thread, S,ciss and Jackonst Edges and In.
,ertiRgs;
Cambria Laces; Qnllings;
Worked Cuffs and Under Steeres;
Black and Colored Bmegc Shmcls and Scoys;
Rich Nett Sha,cls and Fancy Hdkts.;
.iierander's Super Paris-made KID Gtores
Six, Thread and Cotton .Mitts and Gloces !;
Barege, Gause apd Fitiet Veils;
Hemsiich and Common Linen Gamble Hdhfs:
Fringes and Ginps;
.Ns,o-Style Buttons for Trimmings;
Silk and Cotton Hosiery of every description.
j. ". 4 B. X. BOYD.
April 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

The condition of the Bank OF England ex-
rites some attention, and amongst commercial
men no little degree of alarm. The bullion
) rapidly disappearing, and 10 keep II at home
the rate of interest is raised 10 counteract for
elgn exchanges.
CoRHMARKEr-London. Throughout the
last fortnight heavy business has been trans
acted both in Wheat. Flour and Indian Corn
and the depression which prevailed has given
way TO buoyancy and activity. The opera
tons in foreign Wheat were moderate on the
4th but the transactions effected on advancing
terms. Indian Corn was held firmly in con-
sequence Of the more encouraging reports
from the Provincial Markets
In town made Flour scarcely ANYTHING was
done, nor was there much demand for Nor.
folk, Households or other shipmartS> But
American was IN decidedly improved request,
good brands being only saleabe at 81 TO 30
shillings. During the week ending the 18th,
the transactions in all these articles were TO a
moderate extent, and rising prices generally
paid. Holders were reluctant to accept pre-
vious rates. On the 10Th wheat advanced
from 2 10 shillings per quarter, and Hour
met with cxcelen, demand at full rates. In
dian corn was quiet; but steady in value
The further advance Of | shilling per quarter
In wheat took place on tue itIh.
Indian Corn is in demand, but the supplies
are almos, exhausted. OF American Flour,
the diminution of the stock is so considerable
thatthe price ofihe best brands are full one
shilling per barrel above the prices of the l2th.
Yesterday, April 18th, the market was the
scene Of much agitation, and nearly all that
was on sale was eagerly taken on French aud
Belgian accounts, at a rise Of prices equal TO
six shlIllngs per quarter oveI those Of that day
week In other circumstances, such an nd :
rance might have made favorable impress
sion on the stock exchange, bu, the reverse
wac tho nasa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
Medicines T. Drugs,
Brushes.

4 LARGE assortment OF the following
IN kinds: Hair or Head; Cio,h Hat;
Tooth Comb; Sash Tools; Ground Paint;
Common; Shoe; Portrait; foonah; Warn
ish Cancels Hair Pencils; Shaving; Nail.
Sc. We would invite all who wish TO &c, an
article that will please, 90 call and examine our
stock on hand, as we will sell low for cash or
TO punctual customers. For sale BY
W DORSEY, Druggist,
Who has on hand general assortment Of
Drugs, .Nedseises. Dye Stuas, Paints,
Osts, Sc.
AprilS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
Some thing to Feed the Body as ,reu as the Mind
GROCERIES.

Loaf, Lump, Crushed and Brown Sugars;
Rio and Java Coffee, German Savory;
Green and Black Teas--tresh and very So
perior;
Chocolate and Bakers Broma;
English and American Cheese;
SA4ar. Soda and Water Crackers;
nav Orleans and Sugar House Mollasses;
Black, White and Long Pepper;
Alspics, Cloves, Nulmegs, Cinnamon and
Mace;
Grouad, Race and White Ginger;
Italian Maccaron and Vermacilli
Fresh Olives. Capers and Pepper Sauce;
Salad OH and Table Salt For sale BY
May ID. JAS. n. RIDDLE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
From tn. U. s. Gazette, M.y sis

From the U. ,. Gazette, MAy OLE
FLUCTUATIONS IN THE COTTON MAI
REINFORCEMENT IN BREADsTOffs'
The Steamship Caledonia arrived = Boston
Yesterday morning, and we have received W
Magnetic Telegraph the following summary
ofthe news:
The adyices show decided buoysncy 10
the Cotton market, and an improvement IN 'he
Cors market
The proceedings Of Parliament SINCE the
sailing ofthe last steamer, possessed but little
interest.
The business will be wound up a. speedily
as possible, in order e prepare for the disso
luton which is to follow in June or July next
Perhaps the history Of England, for century
and half, does not present time when less
party feeling prevailed.
Affairs in Portugal are approaching the
climax. The tedious, unsatisfactory struggle
between the insurgents and the Queens forces
is drawing to a close. The Queens troops
seem unable 10 meet the emergency, and the
protection of Great Britain has been solicited
Fears have been entertained that the person Of
the Queen was not safe in the Capitol. A
rising is anticipated.
The Prussian Geperal Diet was opened By
a speech from the King, at Berlin on the It'll.
The King made an extraordinary speech, and
as lengthy as it was novel.
The u. S. sloop Of war Jamestown. Capt,
A. Y. Forbes, laden with breadstuffs and
provisions for the relief Of the distressed Irish.
arrived al Cork on the 18th inst. on her mis-
sion Of mercy.
The lady Of Mr. Bancroft had the honor Of
dining with the Queen, at Buckingham Pal
ace on the 18th ult.
The West India Royal Mail Steam pscke,
Company have purchased the Great Western
for f25, 600.
Jenney Lind had arrived in London.
Our advices from Paris are to the 18th, by
which we learn that the contemplated ex,en
sion Of the present system Of Free Trade to
ike 3lst Of July, 1913, is now all but certain.
Death and its concomltants, discomfort and
disorder. are hourly increasing IN France
Letters from Bajadez, mention the failure OF
an attempt made on the 18th. TO induce the
inhabitants of the Portuguese fortified town OF
Yelves, to pronounce in favor OF the insurrec
toi.
M Ronge was undergoing months i'm.
prisonment a, Breslau, for preaching without
permission Of the authorities.
A good deal of discussion and correspon-
dence has appeared in the papers since the
sailing Of the Cambria. respecting Mr. FredeI
ick Douglass, an anti-slavery lecturer, who
vert out passenger in that vessel
The state Of affairs in Ireland is improving.
Matters have reached their worst, and are now
mendng. The lasI accounts of Mr.. O'Con-
nells health, are very unsatisfactory.
LOSS OF THE NEW YORK PACKET
SHIP ROCHESTER.
The Rochester. Truman. from Liverpool to
New York, on the morning Of the 18th, struck
on the north end Of Blackwater Ba1k, between
Dublin and Wexford, within sixteen miles OF
the latter place She Immediately filed, and
it is feared will become total wreck. A
great part of the passengers were taken into
Wexford, by the Askeon, ind the remainder
were saved by other boats
The Hibernia arrived out on the l4th.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
Paints, OTIS,
DYE STUFFS, &c,

GPTS. Turpentne; Copal varnish;
- Linseed Oil Japan Varnish;
White Lead ground in oil, No. Il
do. dry. No.
Venetian Red, No. |; Spanish Browns
Yellow Oker; Terra de Sienna
Turkey UmbTa; Stone Oker;
Chinese Vermillion; Carmine;
Alcahol; Sweet Oil;
Black Oil Varnish Venice TUrpen,ine
Winter Strained Sperm Oil---p,ve;
Spanish Whiting; Flo,ant Indigo. No. |;
Prussian Blue; Ground s. Chip Logwo0d;
Fustic; Red Sanders; Cam Wood;
Red Wood Nader; Alum;
Copperas Exuac: Logwood,
Blue Vitriol Verdigris;
Red Lead Lilharge, SC. SC.
For sale by w. DORSEY. who has on hands
and keeps constantly, genera, assortmen. Of
.uedtctMes r. Drugs,
WITH A COOP assoRTMENr or
rANUE Ail1gIOlLlES
all of which viii 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, 1847-05-13
MARY HowII's WORKS:

MARY A0WII'S WORKS:
My Uncle, the Clock Maker;
Hope On, Hope Ever; Strive and Thrive ;
Sewing and Reaping, or What will come
gift;
Who will be Greatest7--a Tale;
Which is the Wiser or People Abroad;
Little Coin, Much Care, or How Poor Pee
pie Live;
Work and Wages, or Life in Service
Alice Franklin; Love Of Money; &C. SC.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICE--THE $4,000 SMALL
FRY LOTT ERIES

Our customers VIII please take notice that
one of the above Lotteries win be drawn hence
forth ON EVERY SATURDAY in each
week. Tickets ST., Halves so cents, Qrs. 25
cts. Packages on certificate will be sold at the
following rates Regular Package of wholes,
sl4; regular package Of halves, 81; regular
package ofquarers, $3.50. The purchase of
packages in these lotteries is decidedly the best
mode Of venture, as il gives to the holder of
certificate every number in the lottery and the
chance Of drawing the Four Highes, Prizes
Fo! single ncse:s and packages N the above
lotteries, address
JAS. FLETCHER s. CO..
BaLimore, Nd
prAl qommpqlcaioas strictly confidential.
-'----~-~-~.-s . .--rk ~s---
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
SCHEME.

2o42U prizes, amounting 70 XIIZ,yoo
Tickets si--Shares in proportion.
A certificate ola package will cost for
25 whole ticks, $500 rs qrs. $3.50
Is halves, 27.5o % eighths, 6.s5
Persons at distance can get any tickets,
shares or packages, they may wantb by address
ING the regular agents,
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO,
No. 3 Franklin Buildings, Baltimore, Nd.
G1-No postage need be paid on letters order
ing tickets.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

OUCH as Candies of all descriptions, Nuts
- of all kinds. Cocoa Nuts, Bunch Raisns.
Pruues. Figs, Oranges, Lemons, Ess. Lemon.
Peppermint, Cinnamon, Balsam of Life. OPP
odeIdoc, 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 s q, RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
Books! Books!
CHARLOTTE flllABtTH's WORKS

CHARLOTTE fll1hBtTH's WORKS:
Judah's Lion Judah's Captain;
The Siege Of Derry Floral Biography;
Pnncipalities and Poverty;
The WIrongsof Women Passing Thoughts;
The Church Visible in all Ages;
Fslsehood aud Truth; Conformity;
Izram-afMexican Tale;
Orric-a Missionary Tale;
The Convent Bella Tale;
Gimpses Of the Past. or the Museum;
Philip and his Garden; Simple Flower;
Alice Bender, and other Tales;
Female Martyrs; My Own Story, &c sc.
Also
Her Poems, now before the public for the first
time.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

VIRGlNIA:-Int the County Court OF Berke.
ley,
Robert p Bryarly, Assigne. Of Amelia Ell
chelbergei. phf.
against
Isabella J. Gorrel, Lew Henshaw. jr, Thorn.
ton Henshaw, Andrew Henshaw, George
Henshaw. Washington Henshaw, William
ID. Henshaw, James Rupee and Eleanor
his wife. late Eleanor Henshaw, Charles
Henshaw and James l.. Henshaw, heirs of
Levi Henshaw. decd, and the said Levi
Henshaw. jr. and Thornton Henshaw, Ad.
minis,rators oil the said Levi Hsnshaw, de-
ceased, DIS.
CoMMIssIoSER's OrFIcE,}
.uartinsb,rg, Mag 18Th, l847.
NOTfCE.-The parties to the above suit
IN will please 10 take notice, that will at
tend al my Office in Marlinsburg, on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of .J,sse neat, for the purpose, Isl:
Of settling the Estate account of Levi Hen
shaw, decd; I'd: Of ascer,aining the juds.
ments before the intestatc's death unpaid or
discharged by securities; Sd: the amount Of
debts remaining unpaid, their character and
dignity 4th: the real estate of the said Levi
Henshaw. decd, that descended to his heirs,
its value and annual value, and what part Of
any) has been aliened since his death, when,
to whom, and at what price. On that day the
parties will produce before me all such evil
dencc and vouchers as will enable me TO re-
port the several matters herein before stated !;
and all persons having claims against the es.
tate Of Levi Henshaw, decd, remaining I'M
paid, will produce them TO me on or before
that day, with all such vouchers as may be
required 10 establish them.
s. GARARD,
May l3, lsi7--5w Comr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
MD. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class 73, for lS47.
To be drawn at Baltimore, Md, ON Friday,
May 81, lS47.
~ Nos.-l2 Drawn Ballots.

2542O prizes, amounting to Sl72,956
Tickets s4-Shares in proportion.
Good again! Chances for all those in want
Of quantity Of those yellow jackets of Uncle
Sam-stamps commonly called the golden
pill-should direct their orders to the far-fa
famed prize vendors, Emory s Co. Certf-
cate Of packages will be issued for
25 wholes, $500 rs qrs. $l325
Is halves, $3.50 % eighths. 6.62
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

VNHE bonds executed for property purcha-
u sed atihe sale Of Jeptha Morgan, deed
Will be due on the Cd of June next. win be
a. the late residence of said Morgan on that
day, and attend at Mar;insburg al the June
C7opu, FOR the purpose Of asuding persons in.
oeetet 70 said estate IN opportunity Of p.Ying
'asE respective dues, Attention 70 this notice
Fill save trouble. " q. B1ITIEB '''
.1Sy Is, lsN-5~ ,idmr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
$4s,OOO!
Here is the Scheme to be dra,rn May 10Th, IS47

Tickets sl2-Shares in proportion.
This is beautiful scheme for Packages
The chance is. if you hit a three number, you
get $1,000 prize.
EMORY s. co. will sell packages as fol-
lows. We make deduction Of sl2 on a
package:
Cost Of &c tickets at $40 each is 1912
Deduction made TO the purchaser Of a
package, 20
To be RENTED, if tickets themselves are
required, 1902
A package must draw, at the worst luck, 1872
To be RENTED for certificate, $l60
To be RENTED for a certificate: -
20 whole tickets, Sl60 26 qrs. $40 90
20 halves, 50 &c eighths, 20 90
TO insure success and prize packages in
any of the beautiful schemes now drawing,
you must address the ever fortunate
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
BOOKS! BOOKS!

gUvHE subscriber respectfully invites at,en.
Il ton 10 his large and carefully selected as
sortment of
school and Miscellaneous
8OoMSs
which he offers at city prices. at the house
lately occupied by Mrs. Wolff as Boarding.
House, and diagonally opposite Boak's Hote.
He also keeps ON hand an extensive and
handsome supply OF
SEAErDNiNiASro
May 6, lS47. JAS. N. RIDDLE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

The Grand Charge.

The Grand Charge.
FORTUNE. Vil0R. VICTORY AND WEALTH.
MEN who have lived to learn by years Of
w experience the actions and deeds Of life,
who have studied nature, and looked with
amazement upon events which they never be-
fore contemplated, have heard OF the glorious
achievements OF the American arms, under
the renowned and now rendered immortal
Gen. Taylor. The celebrated victories hereto.
fore obtained upon the battle fields of Resaca
de Ia Palma, Palo Alto and the storming Of
Monterey, fall into Insignifcance when com
pared with the last exploits at Buena Vista,
when against fearful odds the American tr-
umphed over his foe, and where was shown
all that CALAMITY, bravery, discipline and IN
telhgence could accomplish. Gen. Taylor has
placed himself amongst the most renowned
Generals the world ever saw; and the Ameri-
can army occupy as prominent position as
any on the face Of the earth: and well may
every Anglo-Saxon lay claim or kindred. and
be proud of the relationship which exists with
their American sons.
In different path Fletcher & Co. pursue
their way Taylor deals with men, Fletcher
s. Co. distributes Dollars TO those who seek
their aid. They fight with the ills humankind,
and conquer. During March the bleak winds
have yet blown comfort through their agency
they having sold 1tpo Grand Capitals, one OF
THIRTY Thousand and one of Itrcnty Ihous-
and Doilms--the first in Pennsylvania, the 9TH
er in ,h, State. The May Schemes are put
forward, and they, with pride, point TO their
unexampled and unprecedented brillancy-
they actually dazzle the sight Two of these
Capitals shall be sold, and those who wish
chances must address early. Orders are re-
quested to be direc,ed carefully 10
JayNES FLETCHER g. CO.,
No. 8 Franklin Buildings. Baltimore, Md
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

P. S.-The "Small Fry" Lotteries draw
every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday in
each and every week.
Emory s. Co. being appointed sgents for the
small lotteries, can sell a package Of tickets in
those Small Fry Schemes for the small SUN
of So a package; all other vendors charge
1915 package.
Emory s. Co. pay all postage.
All orders TO Emory s. Co. meet with prompt
attention.
Prizes invariably cashed in Gold.
Emory s. Co. have made arrangements TO
cash prizes sold by other vendors without char
ging extra discount, as heretofore.
THE OFFICE OF EMORY s. CO,
(BLuE FRosT,) No. 2 CALVERT ST.,
Opposite City Hotel, Baltimore. Nd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

FRUIT, CANDY T. FANCY GOODS.
Among them will be found -
MEDICINES.
.Sraim's Panacea; Ho,4ck's do;
Sands Sarsaparilla: Jame's Erpee.orant;
Wisier's Balsam Of Uild Cherry,
Keerl's Rheumatic Plaster;
Henry's Superior .Magaesia;
Salad OIL for table use, Sc. &c.
DYE-sTurTs.
Extract Logtsood; Clipped do;
Ground do; Ground Fustic
do. Red,rood; do. Red Sanders:
do. Cam Wood do. .Madder;
Flotant Indigo, Alum, Copperas;
Cochineal, GaH .Nias, SC. &C.
FRUIT, &C.
Candies--fitl assortment
Raisins, Figs, Prra,es, Oranges, Lemons !;
Dried Citron, Almonds, &c. &c.
FANCY GOODS.
Silver Framed Speetaelss;
Steel do. do;
do. Shaded do.-Green:
Plated Framed d.;
Green Goggles;
Silper Thimbles-sofid alrer;
do. do. steeI tops;
do do. open end;
do. Finger Shields;
Combs Of all sorts and sizes;
Hair Bsuatcs-superior assortment;
Peu-Knipes, from 6. cts. to 81;
Night Iapers; Soaps-eoke and bar;
Peytun'e,y-a large assortment;
Silk Purses, SC. &c.
PAINTS. OILS. &c.
White Lead in Oil; do. do. Dry;
Litharge, Red Lead, Sugar Led;
Linseed Oil, Spts. Turpentine;
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow;
Sperm Oil, Copal Varnish;
Japan Varnish. Black Varnish
yellow Oker, Stone Oke, Venetian Red /;
Spanish Brown, Spanish Whiting
Silver Sand, OIL Fiuiol, Aqua Forts;
Merialic Acid, SC. &c.--all of which viii
be sold on fair terms by W. DORSEY,
May ID Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

AsorHrR WHO MEMsKR or CoEoRkss.--
Jus,as we were going T. press, we received
news by the Eastern mail that IsvISo, W., in
the Buckingham District Is elected by ma
jotity, and has resolved the certificate Of exec
t,on accordingly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
DIEIs,

At her residence in this County, on Tuenda, IN.
70th uit,, Mrs. MARGARET RpusEa, con,or, az
Henry Rohrer, aged 81 years.
Al W illismsport on the % ut., after ,hor, IN.
ness Ma JoHs Ho6o, E'q., in the 5i.i year Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
NOTICE.

MIR. GEORGE w. ROBINS having APP
WI pointed me his Trustee for the purpose
of settling and collecting all debts due to him,
] hereby give notice 10 all persons indebted to
the said G. w. Robins 10 come forward and
pay up without delay. or close their accounts
in some satisfactory manner, as no indulgence
can or will be given.
HENRY J. SEIBERT,
MAY 6, lS47--3w Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
O0mamnerciaI Bsooras
BALTIMORE .M4RRET,)

>NWe'N"" CUce, way ~, lo4f.
FLouR.-Since the time ofclosng our las,
review the market for Howard street Flour
has not been active. There were sales o-day
OF 400 bbls, at 81 62i, and 700 bbls at 81 Is.
The receipt price is unsettled We hear of no
transactions in City Mills Flour. There is no
stock on hand.
GRAIs.--Two or three parcels of Maryland
Wheat were sold to-day 10 l72 cents for
best reds. and lot OF white at so cents. We
note sale Of 1900 bushels Penna. red at us
cts. Sales Of Md. white Corn at 93 95
cents. and Of yellow at l02 1903 cents. A
LEI Of Penna yellow sold al l0i cents, weight.
We note sales ofMd. Rye at 90 a 92 Cts, and
OF Oats at IS Sc cts.
BAeoN-ls IN good request and sides have ad-
vanced; There We're sales on Saturday Of
20,O0O lbs, Sides at9 cts. and 5000 lbs. a,
q cents; To day cts have been refused for
SIDES, Weq1ote Shoulders at II az; c,s.,
and Hams at 9 a l0i cts. There was sale
to-day of 1877 900 lbs. Baltimore cured Sides
at 10 cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
JUST RETURNED !!

r WOULD respectfully inform my friends.
Il and the public generally, that have just
returned from the Eastern Market, with a fresh
supply ofCheap Goods.
May Is K. S. PENDLETON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
SIS Reward.

GTRAYED from the subscriber, living on
- Middle Creek, Bay Mare -
COLT. two years old, with nT2g3d
blaze in he, face, and one white I 6
hind foot. WneAkxn
Twill givb the above reward TO any person
who will take up the above described Colt and
give me information so that can gett.
Jas. w. HE.fSH4W.
May 10, l847-Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13
NEW GOODS.
WE have received and opened our first
w supply Of
N'e2c Spring Goods,

embracing large and general assortment, 10
waning Goods. We are prepared 10 sell
them a, the lowest prices and on the most ac-
commodaiing terms. We give cordial invl-
iation TO the entire community, TO call and ex-
anime our assortment. Ii will give US plea
sure at all times 10 show our Goods, and we
promise to sell them at the lowest market pri-
ces. BURNS & VANARSDALE.
March %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-13

u UST received, a fine assortment Of &, v
~ and 10 ID Single Nails Also on hand
Sash, Paling, Flooring and other Xmas o.
Nails and Sp:kes--all q which wa be so41 "a
reasonable terms b. the key. sc. ,,.
I'm. kR OESE.N al
II. r Depot. March II q
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Fresh Groceries.

lust received. new and fresh supply Of
- Groceries, &c., VIZ -
Coffee, Tea and .Nolasses;
Bro,rn, Loaf, Lump, Haranna and Crush.
ed Sugars;
JHater, Soda, Sugar and Butter Crackers;
Pepper, .4lspice and Ginger;
Salsratsis, and Cream Of Tartar;
Cinnamon, .Nutmsgs, Ciores and Mace
Alum, Starch and Fine Salt;
Log1cood and Indigo;
Canister Po,rder and Percussion Caps;
Lead and Shot;
Superior Shoe Blaekhg, &c. SC.
May 6 G. RAENHAL.
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Berkeley County .9gricssifN-
raj Society.

THE Members who have already joined
Il this Society. and all others who are DIS
posed TO unile with US, are requested TO meet
in Marnsburg. on Saturday, the I'D q .May,
at II o'clock. in the Court House. with view
TO the adoption Of Constitution AID System
Of Bys-Laws for the more efficient organiza-
lion Of the Society,
n is hoped there will BE- full attendance.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
Nav 6. l347-;3w Chm Of Er. Cfm
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batteries for May.
d. PAINE & CO., MANAGERS.

ND. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Fo, the benefit Of the Frederick Female Sem
mary.
Class No. "a, for lS47.
To be drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, May
10Th, lS47.
&C Nos.--l2 Drawn Ballots.