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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-28
JOLIET
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE second term of this institution will omen
Sept. 9th, I847. The year will be divided into
two sessions of % weeks each, commencing the
first Monday in Sept. lS47, and the third Mon
day il February, I84S. Terms of tuition will
vary, according to the studies pursued
IF PAID IN ADVANCE,
From S3tr S. per quarter Of IL weeks.
From so to $40 per session Of % weeks.
IF NOT PAID IN ADVANCE
From $3.50 to $3.50 per quarter. do.
FIOm s. TO Sill per session do.
Musics
So per quaIter II paid in advance, or
SIU at the expiration of the quarter.
Use ct the instrument s. per quarter,
French and Drawing
Extra, depending upon the size of Ciasses.
Board,
Including bedding and Lights Sl,5o per week
The School Rooms are pleasantly situated in
Stone Block, West Joliet. The boarding house
ls ont few rods distant, in the midst of pleas
ant grove of an acre in extent; affofding annie
space for that exercise in the open air, so essen
tlal to the health of every student. No pains
will DE spared to promote the physical, mental
and moral improvement ofthose committed to our
charge. Pldmn2ss of dress will be insisted upoo.
A PRIMARY DEPARTMENT with at The
same Tins be opened, in which boys, under ,he
age of 10 years, will be received
TERMS-S2 PEI Or in advance; So 50 at the
close of the Or.
Il is rcry desirable THAT prpils should enter a
the commencement of tho session, both fer their
own benefit, and that OF the Institution.
f. X, CROWLEY, Principal.
Joliet, Aug. II, IS47.
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SPLENDID Farm for Sale.

SlTUATED on Hickory Creek ! / miles east
Oof joieton the Stage route from that place to
haporte and thirty miles from Chicago, / mile
'Test of the main road from Chicago TO Danville,
containing $40 acres 90 acres fenced and under
high state of cultivation: 100 acres first rate
timber and tine balance high rolling dry prairie.
There is a good block house, frame barn and
other out-buildngs,a good well ofwater, small
stream ofnever failing water on the premises, and
Is we'll calculated for stock or grain farm.
Apply TO Levi Nj. Gays OH the Premises OF 10
s. w. BOWEN Agent, Juliet or TO
J. B. IL. Russell, Land Agent Chicago.
August 4th. IS47
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that he does not know what has become
OF him. and for this reason has feN him.
selfcalfed upon to make a report.
Gen. Salas himself aeknowledg eds that
in this battle Gen. Frontera was killed.
that besides himself Gems. Mendoza.
BlaHco and Garcia were wounded and
taken prisoners, in addition to list of
over 100 other oficers-colonels can.
tainS, &C., who were either killed, wound
ed, or are now in our hands. And here
let me mention one fact in relation To the
sitter battle of Churubusco, which will
sno" now near Gen. Scott was capturing
the entire Mexican army. At the time
zen. worth was pressing upon the tete
de Pont' Gen. 4wiggs upon the church,
sno Gen. Shields and Pierce upon the
hacienda farther on, 1.-The commands n.cbief
ordered Maj. Sumner to take command of
the Rifles, and by circuitous march to
reach the road between the enemy and the
city. Nothing but the daring impetuosity
OF our own men in front prevented this
plan from succeeding.
Inc accounts this morning from the
city would go to show that the Me1icans
are chuckling over the defeat of the wag.
on train yesterday, and its expulsion with.
out the walls--they absolutely term it
victory! The authorities pretend thew
d'd every thing in their power to suppress
the row, but no one who understands
Mexican character believes them,
10cub0yG, Aug. 90, Ie47.-The peace
commissioners met again yesterday, and
alta point nearer this place. Nothing
positive in relation to the proceeding Of
this second meeting has transpired-some
say that everything went on smoothly.
others say not, which is tolerabIy strong
proof thai but little is known one wav or
the other in relation to the deliberations.
The new'cOmmissioners, Bernardo Couto,
vas present, as was also Atristain. The
latter is represented as tool of Mackin.
to:h's; but if he can do anything towards
bringing about peace this makes no diff
ference. They say that in the city they
indulge the hope that the commissioners
will agreeupon theNueces as boundary.
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CfRCulaH.
TO School Teachers and Others interested
an Common Schools:

TO School Teachers and Others interested
in Common Schools:
In the hope of improving the cond.
zion OF Common Schools in this county,
the fret session Of the Will County Teach,
ers Institute will be opened at the Stone
SchOOlhouse in Joliet, on Tuesday the
18th day Of Oct. next, and continue for
two weeks.
The services of competent Teachers,
Male and Female have been secured and
no pains will be spared to render the &C /.
casiOn.one ofdeep interest to those te ach-
ers. male and female, who may engage
in the enterprise, and an important era in
the history ofcommon schools efforts in
our County. While il is expected that
lectures and addressed upon the Theory
and Practice OfTeaching will be deliv.
cred by men ofripe experience in the art
ct training the youthful mind, yet it is con.
fidently expected that the greatest am.
cunt good will arise from free candid
discussion among the teachers themselves
OF their various methods of Teaching the
different branches in our schools, and of
o.'se'e9 anu NdSSI JAiuIuS IuOS0 VINO are
placed under their care.
II is designed that all the exercises
shall De entirely practical, and tend to
inspire the teacher with the Importance
Of the great work Of awakening, enero;s.
ing and developing mind.
No charge will be made for instruction
though il may be necessary to make a
small charge to defsay incidental expen.
ses.
The meeting of this institute will afford
agood opportunity for school directors to
select Teachers for the ensuing winter
and we hope 20 see many ofthem, as vel
as she friends Of education generally in
attendance.
Arrangements will be made for the
accommodation of all who may attend, il
private families free Of charge. Female
teachers will find committee in attend
efIce At the Exchange Hotel, on Monday
and Tuesday to direct them to places o
accommodation. Gentlemen will call al
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OTfIciaI COr1espondence.

Gen. Scott on the 2lst addressed a
letter TO Santa Anna, stating that too
much blood bad been shed already be.
tween the two republics, and he was
willing to sign short armistice. That a
commissioners was with the American
army to trea:for peace, &c.
The Mexican Secretary Of War replied
that il certainly was horred disregard
of Mexican rights, this shedding of Mex.
lean blood, and very unatural, ard his
sEcellency the commander-in-c chief, had
received the proposition with pleasure,
A summons, accompanied with puff tor
Santa Annals exertions, was issued the
next day,sunmoning Congress to convene
and hear Mr.. Trist's propositions.
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u Maftern would inform che citizens of
h Joliet and vicinity, that he has opened his
shop one door Seth of Duncan's Store, where he
vii be happy TO accommodate his old custom
ers, and the public generally, with wofk DIV
short notice 10 the young men ofrnis placs
he would says That no ehdeavors will be wanting
on his part TO please the most fastidious taste.
and IN all cases fit will be warranted.
lie hes just received the latest PARIS ana
NEW YORK Fastions, which will enable him
TO do his work in strict conformity with the pre-
vailing fashions enc taste of the DAY
0TCUTT1NG Gone on short notice. and
warranted to ft, properly made up.
Joliet, Dec J., 1916
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER

ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH.
Doors open at 2 and O'Clock, performances
commence at % and u. Admlssion-Boxes Is
ccnIs-ResSrved Seats 50 cents,
AS II too frequsntly happens that ladies and
even gentlamen are disguised by the immodesI
jokes and double entendres of the Clown, the man
agefs refer with pleasure and confidence to the
name Of Sol. LlPMAN, the gentleman who enacIs
the part of tlIatimportant funclionary. His name
and reputation is sufficient guaranty that the
most iastidious can listen to his jokes and jibes
without blush, and much also depends upon
the So caled) Ring Master, they have, at an
enormous expense, secured the services of Mr.
Thomas Num-, the very celebrated and gsute-
manly Equestrian Director, from AstSy's and
tranconi's European Amphitheatres.
The entertainments will consist Of every Yarie-
~ of performances apEerlaining 10 the Area and
Gym ,astum, also variety of Splendid Pageanls
aud acts never performed by ANY other company.
ARA O'Clock, the performances will commence
with the magn fcent pageant, entitled the CruSa-
der's Tournament, or the Warriors Of the Cross,
The Tyrolese Vocaists, Messrs. Galsianno,
Campbell, James and Thomas Waddy, whose in
spiIing melodies have enchanted thousands, will
appear in popular Gee. Still Vau!tng, by H.
w. Franklin, Che King Of Vaulters,) Sherwood
and the whole Troupe. Master Harrington, on
his Two ponies. Egyptian Horse Pyramid, by the
company. The beautiful, talented and graceful
popular and pleasing acts. Mr.. II. w franklin
will appear ia his extraordinary and wonderful
feats on the Crescent Cord. MIR. B. Runnels will
appear in his one and tive horse acts, and in vaul-
ting and tumbling The lar-famsd and talented
youthful p,odigy, Master r. Stephens, vii ride
mis- calculated and pleasing change entitled Trio
Juncta in Uno, peTsOnaIIng the characters Of
Yankee Tar, Rory OMore and Rob Roy. Thos
Num-, Steward NUM-, Honey Num- and Walker
Mann, the celebrated, talented and unrivatled
Acrobat Family, late Of NibIo's Garden, New
Eok city, will give exhibition of their classic
feats. Sparrihg Match between Deaf Burke and
Tom Spring. Mr. Charles Sherwood will appear
as the Indiaa Chief. Posturring by Professor
Harrington and Son. WoaIerful performance of
Mr.. Lake and mis- Two DOGS Blilianu Princi-
pail Act, by Mir. Frankiin. Songs, Gless, Duets
Solos and Dances by the celebrated and unrival-
led Sable Harmonists. To conclude with the
grand Turkish Pageant Of the Suite and ,he Sui
tan.
0>TAt u O'Clock ali entire change of per-
forlnances commencing with Ire Pageant enti-
tied Ponotowski, ane concluding with the gor-
geous spectacle entitled Holiday Sports of Old
Spain or the BULL FIGHT.
o. The company will also perform in ErcrN
on the 5th; in ST. CHARLES on lhe 9th; in AU-
RoRA on the 7th, and in NAPERvlLLR on the 9Th
Of October.
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Stoves! StOVes!.!

TUST RECEIVED at the JOLIET HARD.
- VIZ RE STORE, by II. P. Durham, Co..
the largest and best assortment of Stoves in the
West. comprising great y "A RIETY OF
VIEW PATTERNS. among which are she fol-
lowing: Iron Witch, alright, with a large
brick Oven; Bucks justly celebrated Air-tighi; ;
Granger's do; American do; Yankee Notion'
Double Oven and ana premium all sizes and
prices These Stoves are all Albany castings.
heavy and durable, and warranted TO wo we'll.
Together with which we have Box and Parlor
Stoves of all sizes and patterns.
We would invire all in waht of Stoves 10 give
us coll and examine our. stock, as we are de-
termined to sell at as low prices as can be bought
al Chicago. We also manufacture Copper, Brass
Sheet-Iron and T'in-Ware, and keep on hand
and for sale wholesale and retail opposite the
National Hotel, West Joliet.
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LOCKPORT.
Plough Factory.

he SubscRlber continues to manufac.
tufe
Lanes Celebrated Steel Ploughs,
Aud other Approved Patterns,
and is prepared to furnish customers at
short notice, Ploughs ofevery size, of supe-
rlor quality andthickness, and warranted
to scour in any soil. The timber used is
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in a man
ner not 60 be surpassed.
@LeR-handed Ploughs made to order.
All kinds ofproduce taken in exchange
for Ploughs.
JOHN LANE Jr.
Lockport, Aug. Is, 1847
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YHW CASH STORE

ME- subscriber is now receiving at his Store
Il near the Livery Stable, West Joliet, an
enti1s new stock -of Fall and Winter Goods Sc
lscted from the New York markets within the few
past weeks an examination OF which he respect.
fully invites, by all, whether wishing tn purchase
or not The assortment comprises Dry Goods,
Groceries. Hardware, Crocksry, Saddles, Boots &
Shoes, Paints & Oils. Hats & Caps, Ronne Is.
Muffs, Clothing Stationary. Fancy Goods 60
BY adhsring strictly to the ''ready pay,' system.
(cash or 'proGuce) he hopes to give satisfaction
to his customers, both in quality aud price.
w. C. WOOD.
Vest Joliet, Sept 20, 1897.
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NKEU
FALL GOODS.
MATTESn1T & HRAnMER

Arenow recsiving al the former store of "A. MAT.
rEsoN, large and well selected assortment OF fall
and winter Goods which they propose to sell as
Tow FOR cash, or ready pay Of any Kind, as can be
oought III the State Of Illinois. They have goods
Of ALMOST every description usually kept in the
west, and as it would be too laborious TO mention
the articles, they would invite customers 20
call and examine for themselves, when they hope
to receive their patronage. They intend 10 sell
only for ready pay, If credit is given it must
or viii be only 20 those who are pronPf and pay
when they agree.
Joliet, September 90, lS47. --=-------
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the county superintendent. No teacher
needexPect certificate for the ensuing
year, who has not a thoroug practical
knowledge ofthe branches taught In our
common schools together with q factualty
OF imparing such knowledge, and "a
n1tlidrity with the Modern Systems of
Teaching and discipiEing Schools,
H. N. MARSH,
Supt. Co, Schools.
Joliet Sept. goth, ls47.
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GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE

At the Farmers Store.
n A. WATSON, is now opening nj
LIZ WILMINGTON one of the mesr extern.
siVe complete and we'll selected Stock of Mer-
chandise ever received at this place.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
Broadcloths, Cassimels, Satinetts, Pulled cloths.
Sleeps Grey, Kentucky jeans, Linseys, Flannsls,
Blankets, Hosiery, and threads
WOOLLEW SR.AWLS
III every variety and shade Of color, qua ity and
price.
SdLHdC.a
Black, Btue, Silk plad, and Figured Ailapaca
Cashmeres and De Lanes.
COTTON GOODS.
The assortmentis most complete; consisting in
part, CT Shirtings and Sheetings, Blue and white
Drilling, Canton tlsnnels, Ticking, Hickory
Silesia Cambrck. Balliag, wicking, and Cotton
Yarn. ALSO,
FANCY C.4LICoES,
altogether uhrivalled in beauty of pattern, and
cheapness ofprice.
While his stock eff Linen Bagging. Hollons
Russia deeper, is full and prices low.
VESTENG.
Rich Silk Velvet, Black Satin, Csshmers, and
heavy winter vestines.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, Coffee, Molssses, Tea Rice, Fish, peppe,
Spice, Cinenon, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquors, DYE
stuffs, Hardware, crockery, Boots and Shoes.
Hats end Caps, and every variety of Good
suited to the wants ofthe Farmer ana the CIti
zen.
fEFAll of the above articles can be bouehta
Chicago prices, for Cash or produce.
Wilmington, Oct. !, 1916.
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Sol. J. LIPNAN, Clown!!!
Musical Directors, Messrs FoHs & WooD.
Masters of the Arena, Messrs. Num- & LAKE
IN announcing the perform nee Of their Mann
moth rather Enormous and unequalled COM
pany, the roprietOrs beg leave to inform the cit
liens Of Joliet and vicinity, thai after years Of
patient labor, and at cost, which can now hard
iy be enumerated. they have at length succeeded
in establishing company, whose unrIUGhed per-
formances have never yet failed Of giving the
most gratifying and unbounded sat'sfactiOn.-
Were they to adopt the course Of some ordinary
companies, they might fill the columns of daily
paper with the ''opinons of the pless,'' but they
choose rather to lei the public judge Of the merits
of their company,
The company will have the honor Of performing
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1TFOr the information Of Straneers.

DER ONS< wishing to end their To,vn I.o,.
n or Lands; or wishing to purchase Govern.
Iuent Lands, viii please call ON J WooIIev II
in Joliet, nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern. where
particular descriptions of Lands or Town l.o.s
can be given By tn subscriber for che Coun,;ss of
Cook, Will lroquoiss Grundy, Kendall. and La
Sale, and he has on hand maps, true eony Of
Record, in nearly all thes counties r. =
JEDDIAH WOOLLEY. II.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

CAUNDEH'S 1st Ind Sd and 4ih Readers,
- Saunders Spelling BOoss, WebsteI's do do,
Olney's Geography and Atlas. Davi,' g Arithma-
tics, Kirkham's Granmars, ComsioeA's Philos,-
ply, BLANK Books, Letter paper by the ROM,
Fools Cap do by the ream, fol sale az LOVES
on CHICAGO St. Aug. d l847.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUF ACTORY.
j. ELDRED 81 co.

WOULD respectfully inform
the public, that they have COM
menced the above business two
doors north OF ii. loves store,
where they will keep oil hand,
or make at short notice, all arti-
cles belonging 10 the SADDLE
AND HARNESS making bus
mess. Among their stock of
single articles may be found, a
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suPVIIOI IudlIIy OF OOLLAI
WUTPLASHES, &c, &c.
In Connection with the above they will also
keep on hand, or manufacture TO order,
Trunks Valises and Carpet bags,
ofvarious patterns and sizes.
Thew would say, that theiI work will always
be made IN the best style, and most durable
manner. Their prices will he low as those
of any other establishment in the State. Those
wishing Tor any ard cles in the above line, will
do well to call, before purchasing elsewhere.
Joliet, May 25, lS47.
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0sgood's India ChOlagogue, Fosgate's
Anodyne Cordial, Wynkoop's Tonic, Sands,
SaTsaplria, Dalley's Pain Extractor, at
novtO WOODRUFF'S
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HINE WOOL Oh AWLS-Elekant pattern
II this day received at tho
Sept. 20 NEW CASH SroRR.
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NOTICE.


NHE stock of Summer Goods now on
Il hand consisting of Dress Goods, ShavI,.
Boa"ets, ParGsols, and greaG variety of Trans
VIII be sold at greatly redrced prices at
Jnly lS, ls47. EOLEE,S
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TO ALL TO WHO.MIT JM.aYCOMCER.r
ALL persons indebted to me by note or book
account, are requested TO call and settle the same
previous to the first day Of November, otherwise
they will pass into other hands, who will have
leisure to call upon them personally and make
their wants known, ]. A. MATTESON.
Joliet, Sept. 20, lSd7-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-25
CYFTEAHy

Departed this life the Goth of February, Mrs
Massey CuSsIseHAm, aged IS years months and
9 days. The days Of her pilgrimage ended,
and the grave has closed over The fond wife, the
devoted mother, the generous friend, and kind
ucighbor. Mrs. Cunningh am vas one Of the origI
mai members Of the Presbyterian Church in the
Failing Water Congregation and she died as she
lived, trusting in the merits and righteousness OF
Christ alone for salv alton.
Through her proirac,ed Illness, (of near two
years.) she often spoke Of the goodness Of Cog and
manifested uncommon resignation in the time Of her
scveret suffering and trial. Not a murmer-not a
complaint escaped her lips; but on the contrary,
she seemed TO be constantly in the spirit ofPrayer
She has left large circle Of relatives and friend,
to mourn her departure. Mar God enable us 10 fol-
low her as she followed Christ.
80 time thou stern and gloomy guide
To Deaths dark Valley. deep and wide.
w it'll crusl haste aud rapid stride,
Thou parents, children, friends, divide
And old and young sink side BY side
Our grief will not thy hand restrain;
Why then, at destiny. complain.
BE this our joy, thio sooIhc our pain,
Our loss is her eternal gain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-25
O0ununercial Record
Bal TIyMORE MARKET,
american Office, FEB. q. ls47.

s1Wertcml OUtce, req. x, lCff.
CATrLE-There was $50 head Of Beeyes
offered at the scales today. The market was
not quite SO active as that of last week and
prices are not so good. Sales Of 500 head
were made and 80 were driven TO Philadelphia.
Prices ranged from s250a$325 per 100 lbs,
on the hoof, equal TO $5a625 net, and averag-
ing 1926.
Hocs.--The supply OF live Hogs is not
large, and sales are making at S650a$675.
FLouR.-Sales of Howard street Flour TO a
moderate extent were made on Saturday al
&6.25. This morning a synopsis Of the Eng
lish news by the Cambria was published.
which much depressed the market Late this
afternoon, 800 bbs were sold at 1915, being
a decline of 80 cents per Dbl.
In City Mills Flour we hear of no transac-
tons. The stock is very light and holders are
disposed 10 wait the receipt oftheir letters from
England.
CANA lot of Penna White Wheat,
not strictly prime, was sold al 1876 cts. No
sales Of Maryland Wheats that we could hear
of. The price Of corn has declined We
note a sale to-day of 1000 bushels Md. white
at so cts. No transactions in yellow.
BAcoN.-In Bacon the operations are not
heavy, owing 10 the light stock. Sales Of
Western have taken place at cts for Shout
ders 9 cts. for Sides, and 10 cts. for Hams.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-25

These swords were made by AnEs, Of Mass,
and bear the following inscriptions on their
blades:
"Pfesented by the city Of Richmond, Va,
10 Captain ROBERT @. Soorr. Jr., Of tie Rich
nond Grays.-January, l647."
Is, Lieutenant, THOMAS P. AueUsT
2nd JoHS J. Far.
2nd " RoBERT G.. DosNar
Presented by the city Of Richmond, Va,
10 Captain EDWARD G. CARRIsGTos, Of the
Richmond Rangers.--January, l847."
LIST Lieutenant, G. A. PoRTERrinID.
2nd :" CAaLTos Il. MUsFoRp
2nd II. q. WILLIAMsos.
The patriotic spirit by which these gallant
young officers have been actuated in offering
their services ia time oil need, prove them TO
be worthy recipients Of so distinguished a
complimen, from the Metropolis Of their native
State. We feel too, that il an occasion pre-
sents itself, they will show by their valor on
the battlefield that these swords have not been
placed in improper hands.-Richmond Rep.
Feb l6.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-25
.U.NRRTED,

Near Hedgcsvilc. on Tuesday, 10Th inst, BY the
Rev Mr. Chisholm, MIR JosEPH CHRiswsLL TO
Miss LOUISA, eldest daughter OF Mr. Aaron Myers,
al! Of this County.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Fsuarsdalc.
Mr.. JOSHUA CoRsELIUs, Ct Huntington Co Pa, TO
Miss RACHAEL CORNELIUS. Of Berkeley Springs,
Morgan Co., Va.
On The 10Th inst. by the Rev. John O. Proctor.
MIR. JAMES III ANDERSON to Miss ELizABkrH
Lose, all Of WIlliamsport.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-25
Trust Sale.

pY virtue of deed of trust executed by
ND Jonas Carper and Samuel Carper, on the
9TH day of July, 1912, to me as trustee, for the
benefit of Richard Parran, and of record in the
County Court Of Berkeley, shall, on Monday,
The 6th day Of March nert, (being ourt-day,
proceed TO sell, at public auction, for cash, in
front of the Courthouse, in Martinsburg, the
following Property, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the said deed and ex-
penses attending the same, TO wit The undi-
vided interest Of the said Jonas and Samuel
CAREER In and 10 a certain