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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

SUPREME CouaT-Specisl Term, before Judge I'd
nonds -Deefsions.-L0zis Rapp va John VI. RaDp.
Divorce grsnt~d on the ground OF innfeli,y.
Louisa KfnssLy Is John L Kizzsi>y Application for
sliony Ia suit for divorce II being alleged that de-
fentsni Ia able to psy, having Office 10 Waist &C..
am not ssnAed ssid Judge T. that the defendant 70 able
10 pay and therefore deny the motion.
In the mater of the petition OF Josepk Cray, IT. for
the appointment OF trustes relates 20 . lot AZ
Astoria, L. l. under ths viii OF George Aoreton. Mo-
non denied
IAeod0re A. hsy1 70. Wz <spisral e aL-Aotion
for junction 70 premlu note for y 6- given by
complainant 10 the Alliance Mut1l Insurance. Company
watch they transferred 10 Rowland < AspinvA. IL 10
eontendsd, without authority 10 do 60. The plaintiff.
the Court said has adequate remedy a. lav. The
motion must be denied. with costs, 70 De taxed.
joel ~ Hays Va JokH s Hyr asd olkrs -Notion de.
nsed think the Court remarked, the stipulation has
been complied with Az decree has been entered on
The sppea, the agreement Of parties terminsssd The
ds<sndssss may proceed In tasir Asssehnsnl asanss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

PorATOEs--The Record, Irasburgb) says, /" The
potatoes In this region seriously affected BY the
this than they were lssi year We also hear ihst
tho disease IL working 10 some eStent upon tho pos
toes in this county. The crop In consequence Of dry
weather would not have been very large bad dsesse
appeared The 81. Atlass M,ssenSo, speaking OF this
subject remsrk We regret 10 learn that within two
three days potatoes In this vicinity found ts
considerably affected with the rot When they arc 90
sectedt h considered 0es to dig and dry them nc last
as possible 81. Johnsburg Nt) COsdonisn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
SECOND BOARD.

The Aibaay Erea,ng Journal says the amount
received for Tolls all the S,wYork State Canals dur
ing the "a week 10 september is......... s939il %
Fame period la 1870. -..--...-.---.... el.soI 20
Increase. .-...-.......-........tll94f
The aggregate amount received for Tolls from tho
commencement OF navigation 10 the I4h Of September
uciurFrs ti)f usys) 10 WI tJlj 20
During the same period In 1916. (52 dayO l67l226 II
Increase. Observation-Disclosures 7ij2s7 "
The following table shows tbs amount received Tor
tolls during the ~ week la September from the years
1870 10 ls47 Inclusive and siso the aggregate amount
received from the commencement OF navigation tbs
l4th Of September inclusive. during the same yssrs;
a IN T..<It QstsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED

snip Ontario, lof Wiscas.ett) Holmes, Antwerp y .,
mcse, 10 Schmidt balchen. Aug a, IN the channel
spoke ship Rochelle, I'm Havana, for Antwerp.
schr fuphemia Edrdse, Curacao, ~ dc, goat SKINS &c
70 w Ldws Lei bark Lyssnder, Of Boston Tor t,sh
iaesos, dz the only American vessel IN port sen'
w Wye, for NYorx, sailed day previous, no date -
-, long 20, spoke schr Gold Hnnier, fla Rum Key 90
NYork The brig Rodney hence for Caracas Wa rug -
Point McCsnDon - miies I'm Curacos, on the hifnt ~ "a
ID inst the Cap, And crew arrived Curacao on ne
inst and sailed the day small schr Tor me
10 endeavor Whist possible IL was taooxh Vi
vessel would be Total lose but part OF the cargo "os
be saved In damaged state
sehr Geo Warren Small. Cherryfeld, Me de-
sehr Mary, Blunt, I'm Gutter, Me- is'h 10 bfeu W.
Scsr Louisa Chase. I'm Boston
schr Anaconda 0orhan, m Boston.
sehr Angeretfs. Crowell, I'm Boston, mdse -,
sloop James Lsmpheer, Kenny, I'm Providence ~
sloop Proof Glass, Biydenbars, I'm Providence NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Boz MlssISG.-Left bis home on Saturday after
noon boy elk years Of age. named Robert Hsrron -
Had on striped velvet jacket crab meripo cashmere
psntaoons, boots. no stockings, and straw nat An
information OF him either alive dead, viii be suitably
rewarded and will relieve the minds Of bis afflicted
parents II eft st al YorksL
We earn that the hat worn BY the little fellow has
since been found floating In the river. boy somewhat
older than the missing child. who vss In bis company
after he left home refuses give any Information when
Questioned concerning his lost plsyfel0w. lEsgle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

YANKEE PL0ws--An American merchant at the
Cape Of Good Hope has within twelve years sold hun
dred thousand Yankee Plows chiefly g. the Dutch for
the Of their vineyards They formerly used heavy
Dutch Piow, and refused TO buy the Yankee ploss say
ing they were only made childrens toys tiusily.s
farmer persuaded 10 take gratis and Try IL h
back and bought half dozen OF the hfsf Inn
potstop and after making the barssin ssd he would
sold the he took hrst without tho opportu
nifty Of getting another, for siN hundred rA dsisrs
Since that date the Flows have sold freely
journal of Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
ARRIVED
MARINE JOURNAL L..

N aAiP Ontario, i'm Anfirery-M BerDsys Rossntspn
; Fisut, Backs and 80 in the steerase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
Mail Arrangements with England.

Mr. Hall Of the Commercial iirerfiser comm.
peaes In ,hs, psper the following Information 10 rs.
ton TO the success Of Msjor Hobbie
The British Government has been notified that unless
a reciprocal arrangement 10 made from and after the
lst OF November the mail by the Bosten steamer. for
Canada will longer be carried In bulk through
United States but be deposited IN the pos Office At Doe
ton and charged other letters. should this
be adopted ii will cause delay of one day In ssBdins
them To Canada as under the present arrangement th
are sent of Immediately on the packets arrival at
Boston.
Mr. Bancroft lost time Ia bringing the subee, Drore
Lord Pamerston whore reply goes out In charge Of
Consul Armstrong have hsd opportunity o, con
yersing with a gentleman converssnt with Poet Once
ahsirs and Indeed interested 10 the present question
From him understand that Lord Psmsrston viii throu
no obstacle In the way speedy arrangement, of the
question. The Postmaster General. however. does not
manifest disposition 20 meet the subject a. readily
pres- the mser must rect until II can be brought Do
fore Her Nj Astys Minister'S who are now win one or
two exceptions. out OF town
From ali tina, gather am he'd to believe that the
charge upon the letters by the Washington VIII result
la the general good OF the mercantile Interests Of both
countries, by the formation Of treaty which will pr
vent any farther dispute.
present all letters sent by the Boston steamers mus
b. prepaid in England or II sent from the Continent pay
nent In advance Ia also required while In the United
States the transatlantic postage 20 Europe cannot be
paid thu, compelling those In Europe TO pay both ways
II 10 proposed 20 form treaty upon an entirely
rscprocsl plan by which all letters to the United sats
shall be doirrsd to the persons Addressed for stated
sum which will cover the postmsns charge for delivery,
la the in England sni that all letters cent
by an American steam packet shall be- subject TO no
higher than those conveyed by the British steamers
Another arrangement contemplated To- that letter. sent
from either country may ba prepaid or not but ths,
letters prepaid will be carried at much lo's rate Than
otherwise
II sm correctly informed, the British Parliament TO.
ward the close OF lss session passed act leaving
the whole matter in the hands OF the Postmaster Gene
raj The Postmastor General objects 81 the propo.sd
arrangement believing that II will interfere with the In
teress OF the Mesrs Cunard This cannot ba thu case
far relates 10 tho annual amount paid Ia thoss
uemen for carrying the mail that will not probably
be lessened, II bs tor some years 10 come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

MORE WHOLESALE BUR6LARY.--A series OF bur
diaries were perpetrsted At Bedford Saturday night
as, which were well calculated 10 throw, a. they did
the inhabitants Of tina, usually quiet hamlet into state
OF unwouted alarm and CONSERVATION The burgarous
gents consecuuvey entered. By forcing open the win
dow shurters the houses Of Charles Walden Esq now
sbsent In Europe Government mssion, MS brother
Thomas Walden. and Lieut. Meade. U. :. n. Their ope
rstions conducted with great silence a. they were
not heard BY sny Of the respective families and for
burglars evinced very commendsble respect ior pro
perry and private rights inssmueh as they did not ven
ture into the sleeping apartments after the exclusive 90
Jet Of their visits VIZ silver ware, which In every In
stance had been removed from the lower rooms. The
only which eOad De had yesterday morning a.
each place some hslteonsumed matches ana
tracks of persons In ~y stirred ground 10
front of Lieut. Meades The latter Indications showed
ths, one of the thieves was barefoOsd probably for
the nonce whis others foot appeared TO nave been
encased in pair Of very wslforned boots No arrest
h.s We, baan made Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
SaII Rn

Ships wsterloo Liverpool; Marmios, dos pusnaiy
surnsfrss Plato, SOrlesns; Radius 90 HANS asnluss
lNorw,, Hamburg; Mallory, Madeira: Mason snxsy
Konte video kanhsws, Pietou, Ms Solomon rPes 20
ssvsanaA Tylssteu, NBsdford; Oronosc,t vsss BOLIVIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
CITY ITEMS.
TuEspAY. Seltember u.

~ Hos. W. H. s,w.eD arrived Ia this City
YESTERDAY and 10 ct the Aston House Il vii be rscol-
lected that be Is 10 deliver orson tot upon
the lie and character Of Daniel OconneI There
b. no doub, that the interest Eel, BY ell classes and
tons on the subject together with the emner, sbilty
Of The orator of the ocosson. will strsci srse con-
course.
1--we understandihat number of our country
men rendered heir services 10 the Pope to raise comps
MES In defence OF bis territories lately 40, now threat.
ened BY the troops Of Austris His Holiness declining un
der present circumstance. to grant commissions for the
purpose eftroom for the belief that Il hereafter more
urgent exisebcy should press upon hn- be would not
refuse the sympathy and assistance early and esssry
,sniered him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

: IMxIGRASrs-Two thousand eight hundred and
sixty three arrived here on Friday. Saturday and Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

reigned again.
@Win you do as do. Biler, my boy p inquired
his father returning 10 his tea with new strength.
No. thank ee. father. Master and | had tea to-
gether.'
" And how is master. Rob ?" said Polly.
"Wen. don't know. mother: not much 10 boast
on. There amt no business done. you see He
don't know anything about 1.-THE Cap'en don't
There was man come into the shop this very day,
and says ! want so and-so he says-sOme hard
name or another a which 2 SAYS the Cape en-.
"A so-and So saws the man. Brother saws the
Cap'en, will you take observation round the
shop Well says the man. I've done H.. Do
You see wot you want says the Capen. No
don't says the man. Do you know it when you
DO see II says the Cap'en. No, don't says
the man Why, then tell You wot my lad says
the Csp'en you'd better go. black and ask wot It's
like outside, Tor no more don't p"
That ant the way to make money though isitr
said Polly.
Money, mother He'll never make money. He
has such ways as | never see. He ant bad mas.
ter though I'll say thAtior him. But that an much
TO me, for don't think shall stop with him long"
Not stop in your place, Rob :" cried bis mother
while Mr. Toodle opened his eyes
Not in that place praps, returned the Grinder
with wink. Il shouldn't wonder-fnends at court
you know-but never yOu mind, mother, Just now
I'm all night, that ali"
The indisputable proof afforded in these hints
and in the Grinders mysterious manner OF his not
being subject TO that failing which Mr. Toodle had.
by Implication, attributed 70 him might have led 70
renewal OF his wrongs and of the sensation in the
family, but Tor the opporune arrival Of another vsi
ter, who, to Polys great surprise. appeared AZ the
door, smiling patronage and friendship on all there
How do you do Mrs Richards ?" said Miss Tox
Il have come to see you. May l come inf'
The CHEEKY face Of Mrs Richards shone with a
hosptable reply. and Miss Tox. accepting the
proiered chair. and gracefully recognizing Mr.
Toodle on her way To IL united her bonnet strings
and said that in the first place she must beg that
the dear children, one and ali 10 come and kiss her
The III starred youngest Toodle bat one who
would appear. from the frequency of his domestic
troubles 10 have been born under an unlucky plan
et. was prevented from performing bis part in this
general sslutAtion by having fixed the sou xester
hat with which be had been previously trifins
deep on his head. hind SIDE before, and being una
bic to get il of again. which accident presenting
to bis terrified imagination dismal picture OF bis
passing the rest OF his days IN darkness and 10
hopeless seclusion from bis friends and family
caused him 10 struggle with great violence. and
to utter suffocsted cries. Being released. bis face
was discovered 10 be very hot, and red. and damp
and Miss Tox took hun on her lap. much exhausted
You have almost orgotten me- Sir dare say
said Miss Tox 10 Mr. Toodle.
No ma'am, no. said Toodle. Ba. We We al
on ~ got little older since them
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WIL be sold at public sale, on on Thurs
w day the lsh day Of the present month,
in lledgesyille, at the late residence Of Heze-
zah Hedges, decd, all the Personal Property
Of said decd, consisting of
2 Horses, Coos. 90 head of Sheep;
Wagons, one horse, The other horse
,ragon, niih a bed;
Pioughs, horse gears and barouche.
HOUSEHOLD AN0 KITCHEN FURNITURE.
such as beds, bedsteads and bedding. chairs,
tables, bureaus lot Of carpeting, Cooking
stove and furniture, ! parior stove, besides
many other articles not necessary to mention.
Ierms.-Six months credit wib given on
all sums Of five dollars and upwards. The pur.
chaser giving note with approved security /;
under that sum the cash will be required -
No property TO be removed until the terms are
complied with
HENRY J. SEIBERT, .7im'r.
Nov. A, lS47-3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
GRAVES AND URINARY COMPLAINTS.

The complaints are generally attended with
the most fatal consequences, and are seldom
or never cured by the present mode of treat
ment; they usually accompany the patient to
the grave, after suffering the most excruciating
pain and torture. BY purifying the blood with
DIR. Sweetsei's Panacea, you remove the
cause of disease, after sufficient perseverance
in its ase has deprived the blood and body of
all Acrimonious humnrs and incrnstatinns.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
RECIMENTAL ORDERS.

NOURTS Of Enquiry for the 9Th Regi-
" ment, Virginia Militia, will be held as
follows:
For the lst Battalion, at the house of Con
rad X. Robbins, at Hedgesvlle, on Thursday
the 18th day of November.
For the Cd Battalion, at the house of Beno-
nj Swinge. in Darkesvile, on Friday the 10Th
day orNovember next
Lieut. Col. Sncendiver win preside a, the
ID Battalion Court, and Maj. Robinson at the
LIST Battalion Court.
The Regimenial Court will be held at the
United States Hotel, on Saturday the 9th
Of November next
Each Court will be constituted a, 10 O'Clock
A. Nj. EDMUND P. HUNTER,
Col. Com. 9th Infantry.
Oct. %. lS47-Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
IsOots, shoes. &C.

A LARGE and complete assortment OF
IN Mems heavy Boots; do Calf and Kip /;
do Boys Boots and Shoes; do Woman aud
Children's Shoes ofevery description. Wool,
Fur, Beaver and Silk Hats; do Hair, Fur,
Cloth and Glazed Caps. Persons in want of
any OF the above will find il to their interest to
call and examine our stock.
Oct. %, lS47. LIKENS s. CURTIS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
W ( A VIM G.,

A THE solicitation Of many OF my friends,
IN ! have opened shop al my house, one
door south Of MIR e. Showers, where will
do all kinds of weaving usually done in fac
tory or country shop, both broad and narrow.
My experience IN the above business for iwen-
ty-four years in factory, will serve as a rec
ommendatlon. BY suict attention to business
and desire TO please, hope to share part
Of public patronage. WIN. Fl. REED.
October %. 1S47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
MARTlNSBURG ACADEMY.

li. ls47--2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
MA9NlP8DI8Nfqp SCH sNlls3l.

1896 PRIzEs 296, 696.4O
TIcKETs S5-SHAREs IN PROPORTION.
Look look this is a most grand and no
Die scheme; one Of the very best S. schemes
ever drawn; an inspection is sufficient to sat.
isfy all of lis advantages. Emory & Co. are
prepared to give out certificate of packages at
the following rates for
&c whole tks H2 90 &c quarters $lS 90
20 half SO 90 26 eighths 9 90
EMORY s. Co.,
Nov. IL. Baltimore, Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Real Property.

DY virtue Of Trust deed executed 10
Rs the undersigned as Trustee by Jacob
Smith. dated the 30th day of September, l842 !,
andduly recorded the Berkeley County Court,
for the benefit Of Charles Downs and others,
therein mentioned; | will proceed to sell, on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of December. next. il
being the first day Of the County Court, before
the door of the Court House Of said County,
for cash, valuable House, and Lot Of Land,
containing Thirteen Acres, ii being the same
on which said Smith, formerly lived, Situated
inihe County of Berkeley, and on the road
leading from the Falling Waters TO Williams
port. The Improvements are good and
comfortable two story
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
OFFICE OF FLETCHER q co.
NO. 3 Franklin Brsidsngs,
.ssrsh Street, Besrfmers, I'D.
NOVEMBER LOTTERIES.

The $4,000 Capital Prize, on a whole
ticket, in consolidated lottery, class 1873, Oct.
sth, comb. Nos rs, 3S, Ga, was unfortunate
" returned TO the Managers unsold, for want
Of purchaser. The cost Of the ticket was
only $4
As heretofore TO secure the best and most
fortunate chances, either in regular packages
or single tickets. Address.
JAMES FLETCHER s. co.
No. 5, Frank. Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
II ALTO rim G..
p. $. @UrNNluHaHlAaI

EHNAKES pleasure in informing his friends
j and the public generally, that ne has Ia
ken the shop lately occupied BY his Father,
where he intends carrying Gu the
gAIlLOi RING BUSINESS
10 all its various branches. All work eutrus-
ted to his care shall be made in the shortest
time and in the very latest and best style He
hopes by strict attention to business, and de-
sire to please, to merit full share Of patron
age.
Seniernher liz lS47-oni
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
1000 JDOThlh GNJ2S8
Maryland COn'd. Lottery,

CLASS al EXTRA.
For the benefit Of the Town of Bel-Air.
To be drawn in the City OF Baltimore, DID,,
on Monday, Nov. 20, i847.
rs Number Lottery and l3 Drawn Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
IN CHANCERY.
Commissioners Office, Martinsburg, !
November II. lS47.

NtihuiiSSAObS4 > 1tittt Rldiii1SBuIS.f
November | i, 1917.
NOTlCE.-The parties to the above suit
will please 10 take notice. that viii attend at
my office in Marnnsburg, on Tuesday tn l4lh
OF December next, for the purpose, Isl. Of
settling the accounts Of Henry J. Seibert, as
Admir-. OF jonathan Wandling, deed, 3D. of
convening the Creditors OF sad deceased, and
Sd. o. taking an account or the value and
annual value OF the real estate of SAID decea-
scion which day the said Henry J. Seibert
will produce before the all his papers and
vouchers for the proper settlement OF his Ad-
minisiratlon account. All persons having
claims against Jonathan Wandling, decd
remaining unpaid. will produce them to me
on or before that day--and the plaintiff will
bring before me such evidence as NAV be re-
quired to prove the value and annual value Of
Of the real estate Of the said Jonathan w land
ling, deceased.
SEAMAN GARARD, Com.
November IL, lS47-5t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
Negro Woman,
VALUABLE
BERKELEY LAND
FOE s. a "a 80


TIME subscriber, as Attorney 10 fact forihe
l. Heirs Of Samuel Bray, deed is authori-
zed to sell desirable tract Of LAND. beong-
ing to said heirs, lying near the head and on
both sides Of the Tuscarora Creek, about 5
miles West OF Mariinsburg, and adjoining the
lands of William o. Lyle's hers, Charles
Stuekey, PC. Pendleton and others, containing
III ACRES,
100 OF which are clared and in good state OF
cultivation, the balance is clothed with young
and thrifty timber, there is a suificiency OF
meadow. grain and timber land, 10 make this
tract a desirable farm; il rs supplied with ne
yer falling springs Of pure water
Any person wishing TO purchase such n
tract Of land will please call on the subscriber
in Marlinsburg. or John X. Lyle who lives
near the said land, either OF whom will make
known the terms, sc.
NORMAN MILLER,
Atty. IN fact for the heirs Of S. Bray. decd.
Nov. 4, lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11

Mary Wandling. widow of Jonathan Wand
ling, decd. John Wandliug, Alexander
Wandling, Jacob Ward and Mary his wife,
George |. Waudling, Hamilton WandIng,
Thomas II. Wanding, Isaiah Wandling,
David Wandling, Harriet Wandling. Allen
Wandling, Ellen Wandling and Henry J.
Seiberf, Admir-. Of Jonathan Wandling.
dec'd.--d1s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11

1886 Prizes amt'ing to 1897 696.
Tickets $500 Quarters, 1915 !;
Halves, $50 Eighlhs, l.S7 |;
Certificates of Packages of
&c Whole Tks. 5000 Quarter Tks. $50 90
26 Halves 100 Eighths 25 90
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO.
No. 8 franklin Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
Nov. a. lS47
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
Flour.

SUPEREINE, Extra and White Wbea,
- Family Flour, choice Of brands, always
on hand and foI sale BY
Nov. 4 l647. ]. N. RIDDLE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
FIVE OR S1DY0OOg
Maryland COn'd. Lottery,

Class I55, FOR lS47.
To be drawn in the City OF Baltimore, Nd,
on Monday, Nov. %, 1647.
rs Number Lottery and IL drawn Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
Family Groceries.

A LITTLE cheaper yet--Loaf. extra quail
IA lily, at l2s cents, Crushed do Pulverized
do. at l2a, Brown Sugar al 81. 8, 9 and 10
cents, good Rio Coffee at s., better 81 and
best 10 cents, at the cheap Market Depot
Call and see if they are not ''lhe cheapest
ever offered in this market"
Nov. 4, iS47. JAS. N. RIDDLE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
s. a 81 53 MI "a.

TicKETs $l.-Shares in Proportion.
"Small Fry ,"'.Small Fry" .Small Fry,''
every body should have a package. Emory
s. Co. viii sell certificates Of packages for
26 whole tickets Ia &c quarters $50
90 half tickets, 26 eighths, LIS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-11-11
FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS.

MY assortment Of Fancy Goods will be
4Nl found to embrace great variety of use
full as well as ornamental articles. | would,
therefore, call the attention of the public TO
the same