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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
SCHOOLS.
,CuE FEMALE SEMINARY, III

i A 4 r. CLARKE Principals. vii reopen after the
Summer vacation on she 9th of rh Mo sept The same
gentlemen As formerly viii continue IN constant attend
j. T Berseu AM Prof o Ancient and Modern Ian
guages and Bellies LettIes.
Gilbert l. Hume, AN Prof Of Natural Science. and
Mathemalcs.
J W. H0ws, Prof OF Eocution.
The Drawins department under the .upennfendence
OF Elizabeth Dram LONE and iagoraby known teacher
VI Young Ladies IN thu. city.
Punciua attendance j. desirable A. Ffoi Hume wall
commence Of lectures Immediately aifer the
opening OF the Fall term. auJo lweotis'
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Law Courts.

xoS prEAs.-Nos Is, 81, 81 to CO, II. "a to 90, IS
81.
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UMPIRE SPRING, SARATOGA From The follow

EMPIRE SPRING, SARATOGA l-from he follow
IL ing anay-s 10 viii b. seen, that IN addition % the te-
nielf. 10 contains ln common with the Congress spring
there is a remarkably large proportion Of Hyduodafe of
soda substance which gives great medical value boz
Srrofu. obstinate cutanrnu- shecrou- SC AID
Head Sc But smother remarkable fact On the compost
ton of this water rs freedom from iron, whaf - con-
dered by the physicians Of SaIaioss great desderstum
Hence fhis water msy be drank by cousumpve patients
with safety and benefit Tbs .prns getnn. very ropu-
Lars visited by hundreds daily and superior fo many
complaints. =. 1900
CHLORIDE of Sodium b 71f Bcsrbte II Nagnesia 2f
Bcsrbonafe u soda 256 II ydrodafe y Soda. $50
Bcarbonate Of Lime. .l7.7-8 In one mint $500 fe nft
Drnssi.i. phvscis ns and hotel keepers be supplied
ish ~. wafer ON the Congress water Or
ser. NAV be sddre.sed % WILLIAM ROBINSON.
sjeodfl3&edtl6 Saratoga SPRING, Saratoga County.
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BOARDING.


DOtRDI>C WANTED-With a respectable pri-
ID vstc family, where there are no other 0oardefs Tor
lady and gent with wo children flour and six years OF
eee A. the advertiser wishes 20 be permanent they are
der0u. Of getting with agreeable family, where they
realize the comforts ~ home To any person VINO
for farther Information address tpopei
A. r. r. .gx II Post Ofcc, stating where an interview
may be bad, which Will be promptly and COMMENTARY
attended %. - =
DOARD-A private family IN quiet location near the
Dcorucr % Broadway and BleeckeTst wish 20 let back
parloT geniecly furnished gentleman aud has we with
board Also. vcry pleasant n the second story
~ -n.e fenirineh WIN nitAsia,t hi zen 4, - 40,
~ Post Oaice 50 tits
BOARD WANTED-A Young lady. whose business
10 down wishes 20 obtain board 90 respectable
private family. whore there Gre tGt few bn1ncfs and
where the comforts oi nome would bee realized. LOCa
ton below Grand-sf. preferred Address T. ". Trbuue
Oihee. sietnE Terms which must Pee moderate - DIS
lOAKD.-rso OF three gentlemen or a gentleman and
ID wife h. accommodated in rrvsie family rgsd-
ing most del shiul location ora thel.en, large
pleasant garden attached Please address line 20 " W
w" this office with name aud address. q oils-
DOARD-A font parlor aud bedroom attached. sua-
ID bic Tor gentleman and wife, also uom Tor iva or
three single gent with board loo very desirable s.-
uafon Mashinsion-sguaIc. Apply al III avety-
place. = "
DOtRDING.-A gentleman aud h. VIE, or few
ID single scnflensn. be- accommodated with pleasant
rooms and u or psrsl board hs un edaie Application
AZ y Murayst- References EXCHANGED - 81
DOARD.-Two or three single gentlemen can Be ac-
ID with good board. ia the house ~ private
family Oh Waser-t near Broadway. References ~
changed aust 5fs'
DOtRDING.-i gentleman and his wife and single
ID gent rmau can be- accommodated with board with e
small private family. Inquire 81 McDousai-st = I'm
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RYR. e. KEMP, AUCrIONEER-S,ors al Broad.
ID way, doors above Csnslstrest
FRIDAY, Sept 3
At 10 O'clock at chambers 2s7 Broadway, rhe china
wALrnR gREENouen, Aas'ionse,

WALTER GRfENOUGH, Auctionscr
FAMILY GROCERY STOCK Auction
u WALTER GREENOUGH a co. will sell this day.
Friday at 10 O'Clock a. the l3s Csnss the entire
contents of the above grocery store, consisting 81 D.
and sugars teas molssses -four soap, starch candles.
beans tobacco raisns candies cloves IN
dgo pepper sllspce cinnamon, ainp and sperm oil, plat
form scales hsh, refrigerator, scslss and weights shelves
and furniture, Sc.
Also, good horse, spring wagon hrn..s. awning Ar
NVALL-ST. AND SWAMP PROPERTY.-AN.
w rhONY J. BLEECkER will cell 81 auction on
Tuesday, 'th September, At II o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange, the valuable property Known ~ Wsllst
occupied by John Anderson Co tobsccon,sts Aso,
the desirable lot the south westerly Of Gold aud
Spruce Forty per cent OF the parchas. money mar
remain bond and mortgage for term Of Yeas For
particulars snctioneers sdyersemspt, apply 10
suJi 7t' EDWARD WEST, Solicitor &C, 81 Waiist
WH H. JONES, Auetonser.
BOOTS AND siOES.-By J. d. lNGERSOLL
DCO. 222 PosIlst--On Wednesday. September T.
10 o'clock so boots shoes and b.ossns suitable
for the Southern, Western and city trade.
Also 20 cases mems prime Ny pessed boots
Also ~ cases wOmens seal slippers and bushns
Also 50 cases mems and boys kiP pessed brossn. -
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a FOR sALE-A coantry seat situated near the
2:i healthy and foorlshins village Of Monroe In the
heart Of Orange County consisting OF about thirty
Of choice land the part under high state Of
well Of Wholesome, pure water, the door that
fails On sad premises 10 orchard Of bearing apple
aud other fruit surrounded by beautiful shades Tho
above located In full view Of the New York and Edo
Railroad and Ia about four mnutes wak Of the dApct This
place has many Inducements than other,
when taken into consideration tho ponds snl
streams celebrated for plckee and other delicious hh
with almost a. Kinds Of game and n shout hours seii
from the City ~ NewYork. Farther particulars can 10
obtained by calling on w. EVANS, 1879 Resded OHsC
-. TO TEACHERS-A Boarding and Dsy School,
II 70 healthy and pleasant situation ~ ins ,leinisya
daily is offered for sale The premises .hich ere issss-
hold OF large mansion house ana ABOUT 10 acIes
Of ground will DO disposed OF 90 fssso5sos rof
ii Nss.au--t y. Y If BY letter, poet pad - ~
6s COUNTRY-HOCsE WANTED-wsn.sA -
HI ease the vicinity II Sew-Ycrs, house suitable
- for large family, with one or two acre. Of land A.
dress X" al this once. sab 5tswts0
a THE DWELLING PART Of the spsei5as ~.
~; story house., os 1reenwiehst with large yard ard
grape vine attached. Possession gives Immediately.
Apply at eu Broadway y lws
O. TO LET TO A SMALL PAMILYJTbs
u; upper part Of house ia Woosterst
IN FARM FOR SALE on Lons.islsnd.-A hand.
sors farm Of ~ Srres, with sentssl house, bsIn,
waited lands, With fruit Of all kinds the premises
situated the Tsrosd and IL mies from tbs ety. II
well calculated Tor seDsel farmer Part OF the purchase
money can s%.'H on mortgage .sS al us Il re '
Primes Baildinss = sii-st
ALsO-NOSEY TO LOAN on Bond AID hortsass N
different sums se, q and per cent interest Apply
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TO TEA DRINKERS.

fNHk FINEsI OOLOND TIA q 90 Hcher aud lnoTs
i fragrant IN flavor than that cold al the Hong Kong
Ccmpsnys 70 Cathsrne opposite OAK for % cents
per To- Fine Young Tyson Al the rates Every de-
scrpton Of Black and Green Teas a. corresponding prcss
FIe.h Coffee loa.led and sonnd. daily 50 shl1g - II
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F~ sals. At ssoes. sc. 'ee Fourth rqss

Increase t3Jt per cent? ------.----SIZ9j VI
Increase In Freight % per cent Passengers I'll per CT
The receipts for the eight months ending August 81
1876 and 1877 were follows:
Eight months In ls47.. t6llll "A
rf6.........-..-.--.-.-. 1858 So
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GENTLEMEN's HATS.

BEEBE q COSTAR, HATTERs,
80 RscADWAy, NETWORK. AND
l38 CHEsNUT-sT. PHILADELPHIA, WILL PRESENT fdE
FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMENs HATS.
On NLLlL.lLn AZ .-Lt ~ l-l1
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wEynFLI,s RFvIsFn EpITIdN OF BLAoKsrONEs
On Friday.
MLss nARnnE-. DlL-Rr nE LOWS XIV

MARY HOWITr's SKETCHES or NATURAL HIS
TORY-With Fngrsvings lsmo. Muslin ~ cents.
\ very charming collection Of poeucal descriptive
IN. .--hn-. mot lLu--al-c Ae--- 81 J-e-fs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09
FROM THE RoMsEY yTrLIIcEScER.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
Three Children Burnt to Death

Ma. HARPER A distressing accident oc.
cured near this place on Sunday evening, the
20 inst The house, belonging to Mr.. Isaac
BosELY, was on that day CONSUMED by
FIRE, together with hisTHREE LITTLE CHILDREN.
The circumstances connected with ms
direfuI affair are these--Mr. Bosely and vile
Jeff home on that day for some purpose, leaT-
ing at their home their three little children, me
eldest only being about four or FIVE years old
and the youngest an infant, all OF whom pc
ing asleep, the parents previous 70 their ue.
partu,e making fast the doors that they nlgh'
not be interrupted during their absence. Inc
house took FIRE, originating, as IS supposed, IN
the chimney, ana communicating immediate
" 10 the house. and there beng, no person
near enough to give an alarm, the house and
the three little children were soon destroyed.
The parents did not arrive until the little be-
ines were broling beneath the scorchng
flames. and too late 10 render any assistance
10 them. Should not this awful accident be a
warning 70 those who have children 10 their
charge, that they may not be rendered unhap-
DIV by neglect or miserable by selfreproach.
ClaysyiIle, Aug. u, lS47. J.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09
VIRGINIA.:

I'm the Circuit Superior Court of Law ant
n Chancery for Berkely County July
Rules, lS47:
Samuel Riggs, Henry Y. Jenkins and Samue
ID. Babcock, Merchants and partners, trad
ing under the style and firm Of Riggs, Jen
kins & Co.--PAgs.
Joseph J. West. William II. Oliver & Rober
Charles, jr.. Merchants and Partners, trad
ing under the styles and firms of West s
Oliver and West Oliver & CO., and John
w. Boyd and Benjamin Il. Boyd. Mer-
chants and partners, trading under the style
and firm Of j. w. s. b. r. Boyd.-Dgdts
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Joseph ]. West, William
II. Oliver s Robert Charles, jr., not having
entered their appearance and give security,
according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules
Of this court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are out of this Common
wealth. it is ordered, that the said defendants
do enter their appearance to this suit on the
first day ofthe next term, answer the bill OF
the plaintiffs, and give security for perform
ing the decree, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued for two
months successfully, and another copy there
of posted at the front door ofthe Court House
of the said county.
A Copy-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, G.
July Is, lS47.-2m. tConrad Atty,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09
THE NEW WORLD.
NEW SERIES.
PARK BENJAMIN, EDITOR
TWO DOLLARS IN ADVANCE.

.nN Saturday, the End OF October, viii be
~ issued, on a very large and elegant folio
sheet, and on the plan Of ''The New World y
formerly published in this city, weekly lite
rary newspaper, with the above title.
twill contain the new and popular produc-
tons OF all the bes, writers, home and foreign
including Bulwer, Dickens, James. Leigh
Hunt, Jerrold. Thackeray, Herbert, Bryant,
Longfellow, Irving, Prescott, Sue, Dumas,
George Sand, and host of other celebrated
writers.
Ii win also present weekly extracts from
new books, magazines, and newspapers Of all
kinds, of the most interesting and amusing
description.
The old New World" was so well known
that II is not requisite TO enter upon any labor.
ed description of the ne,c New World since
the latter will be exactly like the former, ex-
cept so far as ii may be improved.
IL will be embellished from time 10 time
with elegant and costly engravings
In consequence Of the great economy which
has been introduced into the art of printing
and paper making, the proprietors are enabled
to offer the new paper at the low price of
TWO LARS A YEA r.
The proprietors are making extensive ar
engagements in advance, 10 make 1.-The New
World" themost unexceplionab agreeable
MILY NEW APER
published in the Union.
They mean also that it shall be original as
well as excellent; and they are accordingly
prepared 10 make, and will make liberal ar.
rangements with authors. As an earnest o.
this, they announce, to commence with the
first number
A NEW ROMAN CE,
written expressly for the New World, by
FRANZ FORESTER, Oh. w. Herbert. Esq au-
thor of the Warwick Woodlands" my
Shooting Box" sc. SC. Also series of
ORR G. | N A l. l. e G A n ID S,
by EDMUND FLAeG, Esq, author Of "Lucre.
Tia Borgia," "Catharine Howard "Bea
trice." Sc &c Address,
ROSS WILKINSON, Publisher,
ll6 Nassau street, New York
September 2, lSi7.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09
Virginia:

Virginia.:
In the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
L Chancery for Berkeley County July
Rules, lS47.
Ruth Burns-PlaintT,
AGAINST
John Burns, jr. and Joseph Burns in their in
dividual capacities, and as exuctors of Geo
Burns, decd, Ehud Turner, Henry J. Sci
bert, and George Seibert, Adm. Of Joseph
Witherow, decd, Samuel ID. Campbell
Charles Jas. Faulkner, jobs S. Light, Den
mis- Murphy, John II. Likens, Meverel
Locke and others-Defenda,as.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, John S. Light, not having
entered his appearance and given security, ac-
cording TO the act OF assembly and tine rules Of
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory ev-
idence that he is out Of this Commonwealth
il is ordered, that the said defendant do enter
his appearance to this suit, on the frs, day OF
the next term, and answer the bill Of the plain
tiff, and that copy Of this order be forthwit
published in any newspaper within this coun.
ty, and continued for two months successive
ly, and another copy thereof posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of the said
county. A Copy-Tes,e,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
July Is, lSi7--2m [Pendleton, Atty
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09
LANDON FEMALE SEMINARY.
1.-THE eleventh session Of This Institution

THE eleventh session Of this Institution
IL viii open on "Wednesday, September
9Th, with full corps OF experienced and skill
full teachers. The Rector has associated with
him. as Teacher in the Senior Department,
the Rev. JOSHUA PETERTIs. gentleman pc
culiarly qualified for the duties Of his profes-
sion. Prof. EsGELBREcHT will preside over
the Department Of Music and Botany. In the
other Departments the Rector will be aided by
three ladies' Of much experience and eminence
in their profession.
The Institution is located in Frederick Co,
Md, in a refined and moral neghborhood,
seven miles from Frederick City and thirty
four from Washington, enjoying the most val
liable advantages without any Of the fascina-
ting Interruptions OF the City. The site is ell
evaied, affording a most extensive view Of
Mountain and picturesque landscape scenery,
and ENJOYING the most salubrious and invigo-
rating atmosphere. A line Of daily stages
from Washington City westward, passing the
gate Of the Institution, and the Baltimore &
Ohio Rail Road within three miles, afford
ready and speedy means OF access.
The course Of study is extensive and the in
struction thorough. The discipline is mid
and parental, and every effort is used TO rem
der the Institution as much like well regula-
ted Christian Home, as possible; where the
pupils, as daughters, may be Intellectually
qualified for their responsible station in socie-
". The buildings are new and extensive, and
the grounds embrace twenty three acres, which
afford ample scope for exercise. In damp
weather two porches, each one hundred feet
long, on the South side, afford dry and plea
SAINT promenade.
The Philosophical. and Chemical Apparatus
is new and extensive. Maps, Charts, and
Drawings are provided for illustration in the
course Of studies. In the Department of Bot
any, the pupils have access to upwards of five
thousand rare and beautiful specimens. A
well selected family library OF fifteen hundred
volumes is open to the young Ladies under
judicious restrictions. The organization and
character Of this Institution commend it 10 the
anxious parent, in search Of Home School
for the daughter.
TER ms:
Board and thorough English Course per an. $3.50
Music, 500
Languages, each 500
Drawing and Painting, $50
For Circulars, containing full information,
address,
Rev. r. TT. PHILLIPS. Rector,
Urbana. Frederick Co., Md.
Landon. September 2, lS47--4w
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ANNUAL FESTIVAL.
/. O. IL. Nj.

SHAWNEE TRIBE, No. 2, will celebrate
- the introduction of the IMPROVED ORDER
OF RED MEN into the Valley of Virginia, at
WINCHESTER, on the LIST sun OF the I'd
seven suns, Corn Moon, G.. s. SOY, (Sat,u-
day The lth day Of September nert) by Pro
cession and other ceremonies.
An Address will be delivered by Brother
T.. J. SMITH, in one Of the Churches Of this
place, at the 10th run, of the rising sun, ex-
planatory Of the objects OF the Institution, pre-
ceded by an Ode written for the occasion, and
sung by fun and well organized Choir. AZ
ter which, the procession, under the guidance
of the Chiefs, will proceed TO beautiful grove
in the vicinity, when Council Fire will be
kndled-the pipe Of peace smoked, and the
brotherhood, and Ladies present, sit down to
sumpluous Feast.
SHAWNEE TRIBE sends this message
to the brethren of the Order, under the jursdic-
ton of the Great Council OF the United States,
inviting them TO participate on the occasion,
assuring all that may pay us a visit, warm
and cordial reception, and hearty Virginia
welcome.
0o-The Dinner win be free 10 brethren OF
other Tribes.
As the Great Council of Virginia will be in
session at the time. it will take part in the GER
emonies. JOHN p. BENTLEY,
c. A. b. COFFROTH,
r. w. REED,
S. p. SPANGLER,
l.. r. MOORE,
J. b. T. REED,
LEWIS BARLEY,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09
BOTTOM LAND

on said tract, and the timber on il is of good
quality. Ii contains an abundance of lime
stone, and is supposed TO be very valuable for
is minerals--all in good repair. There are
'hree other tracts Of land bordering on the
Conoloway hil-one containing about 400
acres, one containing $50 acres, and one OF
100 acres. Al of the above described tracts
are supposed 10 contain an abundance of Iron
Ore, &C., and are well timbered and of good
quality.
A tract of about $50 acres, purchased by
said Reynolds from Hunter This is mpro
we'd land, lying west of the saw mill about two
miles, on the road leading from the saw-mill
TO the mouth Of Fifteen mile Creek. The i'm
proyements are a good dwelling house, barn,
SC.
One half of tract of about $50 acres of i'm
proved land. on the Potomac river. adjoining
the lands of Peter Light, p. C, Pendleton, and
George Callett. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad passes through this tract.
Terms IF Sdle.--One fourth cash. and the
'aance in one, two, and three years, with in
t"est from date. The deferred payments to
secured by bonds and deed of trust on
the land. ii. BERRY, Trustee,
Sept. Q, lS41-7w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09
VIRGINIA.:

IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
l. Chancery, for Berkeley County July
Rules, lS47:
Joseph c. Wilson s. Howard II. Hopkins
Merchants and partners trading under the
style and firm OF Wilson & Hopkins-Phfs
AGAINST
The Maryland s. New York Iron s. Goa
Company and Jonathan Pownell, Samuel
Suter, and others.
in CHANCERY.
The defendants, the MARYLAND & New
York Iron and Coal Company, not having
entered theiI appearance and given security,
according to the Act of Assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that il is out of this Com
monweaIth II is ordered, that the said deien.
dant do enter It's appearance TO this suit on the
hrst day OF the next term, answer the bill oil
the plaintiff, and give security for performing
the decree and that a copy OF this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper within
this county, and continued for two months
successfully, and another copy thereof posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse of the
said county. A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
July 10, 1917 I'm Hunter Atty
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09
NEW DOLLAR PAPER.
WILL BE PUBLISHED IMMEDIATELY,
THE ROUGH AND READY.
"Cornr AND TAKE rgE.,

DEING the very best and cheapest news
ID paper at the lowest price, namely, ONE
DOLLAR A YEAR, payable IN adcance.
This paper will be issued every Saturday
on handsome sheet, with an elegantly engra-
we'd title, representing Gen. Taylor on horse
back at
THE BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.
1t will also be illustrated generally with hand
some engravings, representing the battle scenes
of the war, SC.
1t will advocate the claims and support
the nomination of
GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR AS PRESIDENT.
II will 90 for old CROUCH and Ready" party
or no party, as by far the very best man, in
the United States to be President.
1t will present all the details and incidents
of the war, as they are henceforth received in
New York.
twill be running over with anecdotes, sto-
res, exciting adventures, &c. twill also tell
all the news Of the week, foreign and domes-
lic 1t will be A GREAT PAPER in all
respects, both for city and country subscribers.
1t is expected 10 have the largest circulation
of any paper in the Union. Every man
friendly to the election of Genera Taylor will
subscribe for it, 1t will be sold by thousands
all over the country. Every Postmaster, who
expects TO be re-appointed, will act as agents
and procure subscribers.
The fact is "THE ROUGH AND REA-
DY" will be the recognized organ of the
friends of Gen. Taylor, who are in favor of
his being nominated and
ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE.
LET every well-wisher Of the country SEND
HIS DOLLAR forthwith to
WILKINSON s. CO., Publishers,
ZIG Nassau street, New Y DIRK.
Price cents, single; a large profit allowed
to agents, who buy in quantities.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09
LEE, JuDSoN & LEE.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED 1
DIR. CIR A MS
STRAIGHTFORWARD. SUPPORTER.

HT1IS Instrument in its adaptation to the
l. end proposed, is complete, and must
give more or less relief TO all those vino arc al
fiicted with Spinal Weakness, Proiapsus U,e-
ri, or both combined--it is also admirably
adapted for the Chest, proving a supporter Of
a superior kind.
Physicians are invited to its examination as
worthy Of their attention.
All proper direction for its application and
use. will be found with the Instrument
For sale by VIM, DORSEY, Druggist,
Martinsburg, Va, who is the only one author.
lied to sell the same in Berkeley County, va.
Sent 2 lS17
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-09-09

Darid .Hong, Thomas Thinning, and Eliza.
beth has ,cDe, John .Mong, George .uong,
aud Catherine 1iong.
TEvAKE NOTICE THAT on Thursday
n the 30th Of September, le47, at the of
fee of Seaman Garard in The town OF Mar
tinsburg, will take the dispositions Of John
Gross, Anthony Rosenberger, Henry z.
Small, John b. A. Nadenboush, George II
Mcclure and others, 10 be read as evidence in
a suit now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the County
of Berkeley, in which you and others are de-
PENDANTS and am complainant
WILLIAM LEE LAMAR,
Guardian Of VIM. l.. Lamar
Sept 2, iSi7-5t