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Pekin Tea COMPANY.

nor SALE by the Pekin Tea Company at their
4 Office No. IA FRONT STREET, CUP sTAIRs,)
WORCESTER,
large assortment OF Il s, all OF this years impor-
talion which they call the attention of Hotels Country
Merchants and Families.
CATALOGUES OF TEAS,
Ming Yong Pouchong eoodl Oolong, good.
do do DO fine. do fine.
do SOuchong. do extra fine.
had the pure article.
English Breakfast Tea, fine.
Howqua's Mixture, extra fine.
Pekoe Flower, rich BLK tea.
Congo extra fine
YOUNG HYSON, sweet cargo.
do do do do finer.
do do fine cargo.
do do extra fine.
do do Slver Leaf-Ths is superior tea
and seldom sold in this country.
do do Golden Chop, garden growth-This is
the finest Green Tea cultivated in China, and has
been imported except presents to Importers
HYSON, very fine.
do Plantation growth.
Gunpowder, superior.
do plantation growth.
Imperial, fragrant
do superior.
HYSON SKIN, extra fine.
NE PLUS ULTRA-This Tea is fragrant, and yields
perfume truly delightfu-it is OF garden growth-and
superior any teas sold in this country.
For further particulars, see handbills at the
Office ofte Pekin Tea Company Sign fine Chinese Mon,
No. IA up Stars) Front St, Worcester, Ms.
Orders from the country the Chest single pound
promptly attended to-
Parcels of Is lbs and upwards be forwarded TO coun
try purchasers g. I'll. KENDALL, Agent.
Worcester, Oct6. dwtf
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PAPER HkMGTMGS.
REMOVAL,
NOTICE,

TTNHE subscribers under the arm Of PRICE s. HART
J. WELL, having leased the Room n'Heytrood'S Build
ing, Central Street. heretofore occupied by Geo. O. TAFT
Copying Press Manufacturer, would respectfully inform
BlNG in the hfachinist line, IRON planning included
at short notice. CHARLES E. PRICE,
SAML N. HARTWELL.
Worcester, Jan II, ls47. dwsm2
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Cotton Machinerv for Sale,

TEVHE Hampshire Cotton Mfg Co. in the town
a. of MoNsoN, Mass, heing about change their BUSH
ness offer their Cotton Machinery tor sale, consisting Of
"a 4 Sheeting LOOMS; 10 Live Spindle Throstle
Frames of ~ spindles each rst-rate MULES of 240
spindles each; frst-rate TAUNTON SPEEDER OF 20
strands and Cards, Drawing Frames, Dressers, &c &C.,
all OF which is now in operations in good order and doing
good worwl be sold low for cash and delivered the
first Of April next. 7w2 Jan g.
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during the long time this office has been established and
which daily additions being made together with
counts here kept of inventions patented Washington.
enable to afford important assistance and information
inventors DESTROYS o securing patents, which in Other
respects might be difficult OF attainment.
weodly33 R. II. EDDY, Civi Engineer.
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SneciaI Motto,
NEW SASH. BLIND AND DOOR

ESVAkLIS HI MENU.
INHE subscriber has for sale at his Shop Ne Is MAIN
l. STREET: nearly opposite the New Colrt House.
large assortment of Doors, SASH and RLNDs on such
Terms cannot but suit those who wish buy. He has
also made such arrangements with manufacturers in the
country that his Establishment will be largest in the
County which will enable him fill orders to any amount
at the shortest notice. }. s. CHENEY.
Worcester Dec &. Ia46. If
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CHARLES w. PORTER,
1 ffnrnnN nnd 6Nnnra nIInn. NJ 4 n,
MANSFTELD & HANMOMn.

MANSFIELD & HAHIMOND,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Cr0ckery, China, Glass & Britannia w are,
TABLE CUTLERY, TEA TRAYS,
Solar Lamps, Girandoles, Paper Hangings, &c
No. I59 Main Street,
North Wing Central Exchange, WORCESTER,
Where beautiful of the above Goods may al
ways be found at the Lol0est Market Prices.
Particular attention furnishing Hotels and Families.
HENRY S. MANSFIELD, Jr.
March ls. dwtf TImoTEY w HAMMesD.
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Samuel Jennison, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
No. 20 Brazer's Building, State Street,
at BOSTON.
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JOHN w. WETHERELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office 100 Main Street,
5m2 WORCESTER, MASS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

THE ailigeac.a suns regularly nov q Mex
il Vera Cruz every hing IL going en-
smoothly. The busDiss OF the cny - in.
easing ID wonderful degm~. The waters
ssf,. eovrred w.l!l Merchant vessels. Yankee
Io,eis. Yankee auction houses, Yankee ar-
M Ic,s names, anI Yankee Ice-heuses, are
s..,,jne 10 herr ut the turn Of the corner
Gen. shields has been pronounced cut Of
danger.
Iale, .Nssssf'pm The City Of .Me-ico-- Santa
\ .s,asa ssss.m ~ mikes u Yera Cruz, threat
6sias a.x CITY Var approaching % eiose.
yIRA CRux, May S, IS47.
Eds Dela:--As tie steamer has been de
tanned uniil 10 day BIZ bad weather, give you
the latest news thai has reached Us sincei
closed my letter OF The 81; there is moi much
OF il, but what there is, Of son.e interest apd
importance. The British Consul at this place
has Just received communication from the
British minister, Mr.. Bankhead, saying that
the Mexican government has SOLICITED the
friendly Ineditauon OF his government TO settle
The diE.euiiies between Mexico and the Uni
ted Safes | learned this morning that such
a letter had been received from Mr.. Bank
head, aid at once called on the English Con.
sui, who tells me that such is a TACT. You
may therefore rely on the accuracy OF this
statement.
Santa Anna is about forty miles from here
with z 900 men. threatening 10 march in and
sack Vera Cruz. This information comes
from Spanish merchant of this place, who
came in yesterday from Msxics--he states
( tina, he saw Santa Anna, who ADVISED him
10 lake his things out OF The City, as he should
destroy every thing in il. This, OF course,
we consider as mere Mexican bravo, as il is
not likely he would make his plans public, did
he intend executing them. Weare neverthe-
less practising our men (lnfaatry) at the artl-
/ lery, 20 as not TO be TAKEN by surprise.
! We learn by letter from the CITY Of Mexi-
co, that they have stopped throwing up en-
/ uenchmenis around the city, and DO not in
tend standing serge or boiEbardment. For
4 the first time since ! have been in Mexico,
begin TO think that the war is about drawing
/ 10 close. Yours respectfully,
]. D. J.
1 The celebrated courier for the English uler-
chants, Rafael Beraza, has arrived from Mex
! leo with letters for the British packet at Vera
1 Cruz. He says but little, vet il has leaked
out that they were organizing guerrillas ra-
pidly both in Mexico and ruebIa. All the
robbers in the latter city, aud their name is le-
g,on, have received regular licenses TO rob and
4 murder on the road The beauty of the city.
| has already manifested itself, Tor it is said they
have already commenced pundering their own
people on the roads. In haste.
- w II
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DARKEs VILE SEMINARY.

TVHE Spring Session Of this Institution
4 viii commence on Monday, the Gath q
May, aud will consist OF 20 weeks.
The Seminary will be under the charge Of
Mr.. u. SMITH EicHRLBERcER, who is well
and tavorably known to the community as an
nsuucto. OF youth. tose ta
The course Of instruction embraces the fol
lowing branches Autobiography. Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic. English Grammar, Ge
ography, Composition, History, Execution,
Algebra, Geometry, Mensuraiion and Survey
ing. sao
And if desired, instruction will also he given
in the Latin and French Languages, and Book
Keeping, SO far as practicable in school
room. AG l.1t
Every attention viii be paid TO the advance
ment and morals Oh pupils placed in charge Of
this Seminary, and a mild but decisive discip-
line will he observed in ,degovemmeat Of the
school. .b5sac3 -.
TERMS:
For Orhosraphy, Reading. Writing,
and Arithmetic, A.53
For English Grammar. Geography,
Composition AID History. $50
For Algebra, GeomePry, Mensuraton
and surveying. 500
For Latin and French, aud Book Keep
ing, sns."- - SEQ
For Oriental and Mezotintal Painting, SEQ
(JOHN SINClNDIyER,
Trustees F; NJ: BuRKHART,
May 20, ISlI-3w
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kss.purtasAt frs,ssa tIsc two
AkkssyeS.

Wehave befnre re me NV Orleans peN
.uJ tcayuae ~ tie | | INST, both Of waick
IA. htel win interesting and important new!
OF an tbusually Interesting character. W.
Commence our extracts with the toslUwlpt
continuation Of the news received by orF ex
press Yesterday. brought by the s,eaner James
l.. Day. which we find IN the Delta:
imaeilat!y before the jamesI.. Day start
ci 'rom Vera Cruz. Major f.eonart, who is
Stationed there, sen; an officer on board to in.
form Gen Pillow tina, anexpreSs had just ar
ryed from Gen. Scou. with a despatch m
winch II was stated thai dtpa,ation ci Mex
rdn cluzcnS from the Capital had &rr.yeG al
the Generals headquarters, iasnag hm to
a'vanct, asSurlA- hi,a that il would surren-
der TO HIN withnu, opposiuon. and asking Hrs
protection OF their persons and property. To
SNh favorable Iefln~ Gen. Scort asSented.--
ne IS 'hereierf. on his way 20, i not already
N M halls = he N0HpzlnlaS"
Whatever befI4e ipafs e. the MpxcanS. their
i'-IHgs are any thing but amiabIe towards
the Americans. The read aluug from Jaispa
u Vera Cruz is dotted with the mang'ed and
GiInderei bodies OF oar countrymon, who
ware caught struggling away from he psn.eS
with Which they happened 70 be msFcNa 2.
Gen. La Vega and hs associate prisoners.
are now n Vera (suz. ----
Col. Childs is military governor OF Jala9ss--
as such h. has called on he nhabiant 10 dc.
Lrer up all concealed arms IN the city.
Gen. Scott has issued orders iiom Jalapa,
con ,atuIatlng the hoops on The late victories
saMed By Gen. keapey. IN Cali ornia.
VfRa CRUg, May I'd
Eds. DeIia.--I send you the first number
OF lae American Star" published in Jalapa.
Ia tie Eagle ofthe ist which I send yoe,
you will learn that Don Pedro Anaya has
been declared Dictator. The Swedish Con
sui who arrived yesterday from Mexico. TELLS
me mat rs true that Anaya has been eject.
~ o'e,atori Canaii2o ,poken If as Comman4
uer-lh Chlei Of the aIuy and thai Dyeparaz
tlohs are being made for the rauioy al OF the
Government 10 Celava, in case pt,r aims
marches 10 the ciy The Sweedish Ctnsui
tells me that he visited Santa Anna a, Orya.
ha and obtained from hnn pasS,nr, IN come
Town. tie had but n thousand men ,vnh him
badly equipped, and h, looking hargard AMI
"arv mach detected. Ills day was passa4 !.
10th soldiers and officers have lost all conf
d"nce IN him--and I have no doubt ,hat
were he to come 10 Vera Cruz during the pres.
e'n' state OF feeling OF the Mexican population
he would be murdered.
When the Swedish consul len, they were
onsLy terrifying Mexico, No stand will be
lad" atPoeb,a, unless we delay marching
On " Tor some ti,nc- Gen. Worth il s,in AZ
fefrole--Scou Al Jslapa, A report has reach.
20 here thai Old Zach had taken possession OF
Gan LUIS poiosi, but doubt this yery rnuch-
We could 20. haze reached lseye in this time.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Garfield. (ohio. } April 10, ls47.

| The Beard of Managers Of the Washington
National Monument Society on the Bis, OF
Angus, last appointed me General agent for
the Society, with authority TO appoint such
sub-agenis as might bp deemed necessary.
The appointment was accepted recently,
and the time fixed for commencing the duties
of the agency is aboutihe frs, OF June next.
The Board desire that efficient measures
be prosecuted to collect funds, and that the
foundation OF the monument be laid with the
least practicable delay, undersuch circumstan
ces as to ensure its completion at an early day
| As agents will be requisite in every section
of the United States. in the Territories, and in
the District Of Columbia, persons who will
lender their services will be pleased to make
the same known by letters addressed 10 me
al Washington free of postage. Applicants
will state their residence, and either send their
recommendations in regard to character, Ia
dustry. integrity, intelligence, and fitness for
the trust, or give suitable references. The
compensation will be jus, per cen,age on the
money collected and deposited, 10 be fixed
when the appointment shall be made.
Ii, will be my aim to select suitable and
Trustworthy agents, and to hold them to the
most rigid accountability. Bonds will be re-
quired As soon as practicable after entering
upon the duties OF my appointment, the letters
that may be at Washington will be examined
ana answered. A18 ssfs '#s..5f
Mr. Madison, in his letter accepting the
Presidency Of the Association, said: "a
monument worthy Of the memory OF WASH
ing'on, reared by the means proposed. will
commemorate al the same time, a virtue, a
patriotism, and gratitude truly national.
with which the friends 0: liberty every where
will sympa,hise, and of which our country
may always beproud."
An appeal is made TO the entire press IN the
United States, in the Territories, and IN the
District OF Columbia, as ''lhe friends OF ilber-
IT," TO "ss mpaihIze" with this renewned eff
tort, and graiu,tously to publish this notice 10
one or more numbers ofsben papers. aie
ELISHA WIllTILESEY.,
The following is a lis, of the officers of,he
Society aud Members OF the Bosrd OF Mana
gers:
President Of tie United States, er-oDie;o
PaeadeIlt.
Vim. Brent, ESQ, Frs, t'ice P,ysidcas.
The Mayor Of Washington, I'd DO.
Gen. A. Henderson, Sd co.
J. b. Ii. Smith. Treasurer.
Geo. Waters,otf, Secretary.
- Board Of Managers.
Mai. Gen. w. Scott, Gen. N. Towson,
Col. J J. ,Abe-t, Col ja,aes kearuey, Gen,
Waller Jones, Thos. Munroe, Esq. Thos.
Carbery, Esq. Peies Force, Esq. w. A.
Bradley. Esq, p. H. FeIdaA, ESD, and John
T. lngk, ESQ. AsbssHo ftFtf
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FROM GEN. rAyL0R'S ARMY.
Buss. ysr. Mexico. Aprli2.

! BurSA VsrA, Mexico. April IL.
Eds. Deltsr-- We are doubtful as whether
/ the rainy season has commenced or not, but
| for week or two back il has rained every
night.
Yesterday one ofour foragDg parties report
ed that they came in sight Of small body OF
lanceTs. The Mexicans in the city assure US
that we will have another 6gla here with their
troops, but little expectation is entertained of
again seeing their lines OF swarthy faces dark
en- this fa,eiul field. Our line of pckeis only
extends 10 Aqua Nueva, some fifteen miles
from here. Nothing has been reported by the
9ickets stationed there. and it may be fairly
presumed that no hostile body is near us.
Washing,on's battery and Two companies
Of Z. s. Dragons are lar up in the direction Of
Aqua Nueva the two Indiana regiments and
The Kentucky infantry lower down the two
Illinois and the two Ohio regiments these
arr TWO sntles from the battle ground; while
TIVE companies OF Mississppians occupy the
pass, the SIX companies OF Arkansas cavalry
being stationed above them, on the San Luis
road. Three companies are in the city, two
immediately in che town. and one in the fort
al the edge. a1 ee
A sutlcr, who was taken prisoner by Gen.
Crrca, escaped from the guardby bribing the
alcalde. lie feporrs that he was one Of sky
Six prisoners taken by the Mexcans, at differ
! eu Zines, on the road between Monterey aud
C@naFgo. The prisoaersare kindly treated,
and allowed mules 10 ride on. They were
sent forward 10 San Luis Poiosi, escorted by
detachment OF lsncers. seas ss la
Yhe P,csyuhe gives the following addition
al from Gen. Iayior's army, showing che dis.
! advantages of his position: .,.Ls,t .a.ft~l
We have conversed with an intelligent off
eer--oge g 10 has been with Gen. Taylor from
! Pao l.l.o to Buena yista--who left Monterey
Oh the 2Olh April. who Informs us tina, Gen
| Ia, lor's army was melting away nv reason of
| tho expiration OF the terms OF service Of the
voigu,eess under his command. He has
neilh,r men nor iansporiations with which 10
| ADVANCE INTO the en@lny's country. Indeed
the wiIae liae OF communication from the
J5gazos 10 Sa,;ii'o, viii presently he in very
eA posed situation. For very lack ef,he mate
, ,ia OF war the general mus. keep his encsmp-
iudni per force.
To replace the regiments about returning 10
ahe LATED Siatss, a portion the Sd Missis-
sIpi recItaent had arrived at Monterey bur
tip, small pox had broken out amongst them
and ,ssadax susny II Them. The Virginia
regiment was in tina, neigh borhood, and part
OF the North CafolInaarocps. These We're EN-
ployed in escor;ing trans from Camafgo TO
the nioustains. From all appearance ,ls
column Of the army will be stationary for
tine. Every thing was quiet for once.--Bat
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40 the Gentleshen Of sscrisc.
lev County,: s-

WOULD most respectfully solicit tie
4 Gentlemen of this County to'exanlinenl7
stock oflGoods. ] have great variety of
CLOTHS AND CAssIMAkas,
Of everycolo, and price Also, 8t1
Isceeds and I'rerd Cassmeres;
Ganbroons ard French Linens;
Coitonade and Cot,ons;
Liue D,iiis--cross- barred and stripea,
.Nankeen --g'ello,c aad bius; a
Brotr. Holland AID French Linens;
Satin. 4Silk AID .Aarsniis Pes!ings--a great
raristy;
Black ard Facy Crapats;
fccist iidkJs.-. .prsil assorted. lnr
ags .5.2seL4a , w MILLER
Bedington, May 20 oa
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The HARPERs. we understand, have in
press the "Diplematic and oJfcial Papas q
MIR. WEpsrEa. eiiie Secretary # Stale -
which they will publish in two handsome &C.
tavo vounns during the present season.
This will form. we need not say, work OF
the highest value and interest, especially 10
public and professional men. Il will include
NE CORRESPONDENCE upon the North Eastern
boundary, ,he lnviolab.liiy Of Territory, our
relations wisa Mexico, SC. MIR. WEBsrER's
labors while Secretary OF State were scarcely
less remarkable for their great extent. thar for
the extraordinary ability for which they
were Pre- snllnent-.N Y. Courier.
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Grs La VEG.--Ihe Couuier DIES Etap
inns contains paragraph in relation 10 ,hi'
distinguished Mexican General which seeas'
10 verify the opinion Of ,ae t3Y "a
"aueicpt pbitosorher,
Mo had read Alexander Ross over.
AID -wors the world. a. IA eonid t,ove. n
Was msds u fghiiog snl oflove." (,
For, according no this Authority, ii would ap.
pear, that the gallant Mexican, AT the very
liHe he was fg sin.g on, countrymen IN Mex
icp. was himsti. subdued by one oil our eqra al
IL irresistible country women.
Says The Courier, speaking Of thecaplured
Mexlcag Generals, Among them was Gen
La Vega, who. doubtless calling TO mind his
previous captivity. appeared delighted TO re-
ruu 10 the Cnttd States, and challed quite
gaty with Gen. Scott The very evening OK the
battle"
"lfa certain chronicle is TO be believed,
which we have reason to think ispredlcted on
good Information, Gen. La Vega goes to New
Orleans 10 recomn,ence pleasant, sweet TO.
nance, which his release and return 10 Mexi
60 had interrupted. and The denouemeni OF
which seemed postponed 10 the conclusion o.
the war. This is the explanation otthe resig
nation with which be meets his new captiyi-
"" "a
Gen. La Vega, perhaps, may settle doun in
New Orleans, and. after having served a suf'
iicien,y hong apprenticeship as citizen Of
the u. states. represent Louisiana ia Congress
Whynot, as well as Gen Houston, rexas2-
" y TyibMf.
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.luiice.

A IL persons indebted 10 the estate OF Jo-
IA seph Gorrell, ST., decd, are requested
10 make paymen. immediately, as the situa
ton OF the estate requlresit; andihose having
claims. whether by bond, note, or as security
in the official bonds Of d. c. Burns, late Dep
uiS Sheriff OF Berkeley County, will presen,
them properly authenticated for settlement, as
II rs the desire of the Executor TO close the bu-
siaess o. the estate as soon as possible.
JOHN Z. KEARFOTT,
E1'or Of Joseph GoueA, Sr., deed.
May 20, lo47--4w
GJ-Charlesiown Free Press copy.
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Uonn12stecial Record,
BALTIMORE .M.qRkET, Z
american Office, i.iiGu IL, 1871.


american Office, '.iiGy IL, 1914
CarrLE.-There were 800 head of Beeves
offered at the scales to-day, of which IL were
driven to Philadelphia; rs remain over unsoldi
and he balance, $50 head, were purchased by
city butchers. Prices ranged from $3d4.5U
per 100 DDS on the hoof, equal 20 SoaSolT5 net
A few OF extra quality bought s.. The av
eiage rate is 81. .s.
Hocs.--There is full supply Olive HSgs,
and sales are making al $6.5Ua$r.
FLoUR.--There We're sales GA Saturday OF
1000 bbls. Howard street Flour at $3l2i, in
Guiding lew hundred bbis. al $S.lei. To
day we note sales OF 80Obbls. at S5.25aSS.3l /,
and 500 bbs. al $3.50. The receipt price is
unsettled. One or two lots OF City Mills
Flour were sold 10 day at $50 Offers 10 buy
more al the same price were refused.
fGRAIN.-Ihere were sales OF several smaH
kots Of Md. red Wheat on Saturday at les cts.
To day there is an improvement, and sales
were made al leo cts. and Que cargo OF l50U
bushels al 1872 CTS. The sales u Penna.
Wheats on Saturday aud 10 day comprise
some 20, 500 bushels reds, which sold at loS
cts. on Saturday, and at lS9al9J cts. today.
Sales of Md. white Corn on saturday and to-
day al 92a95 cts. and Of yellow Al i03al94 crs.
A safe OF Penn'a yellow was made today al
LOG css., weights Md, Rye is worth 92a9S
cts, and Oats So Cts. "a. e.se a'3fti
BAcos.--The demand for Bacon is active,
and sides have advanced. We quote Should
ers at Z, u cts; Sides a, 81 a 81 cts; and
Hams al 8 lUi cts. Sales OF Shoulders 10 a
considerable extent at quotations, and ofSiles
al Gi cts. f4 3ah 4i l'taa
Ia Laed we hear ONO movement, and quote
kegs at 10 cents, and ibis. al 81 u 81 GEMS ls
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IowA.-This State holds = congressional
election in August next. The two Locos,
usually sci down as elected 10 the next Con-
gress, were really elected TO the last, though
very near its close. The late election Of Har.
Ian, Wing. as superintendent, OF Common
Schools" renders II quite probable that the
Wings will carry one. u not both. Of the mem
beers o. Congress. a
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Macy HeWfI'S wOTYs:

My Uncle. the Clock Maker;
Hope On. Hope Ever; Strive end Thrive
Sewing and Reaplng, or Whal viii come
of IL
Who will be Greatest Ia Tale;
Which is the Wiser } or People Abroad;
Lille CON, Much Care, or low Poor Peo-
pie Live;
Work and Wages, or Life in Service;
Alice Franklin; Love Of Money &c. SC.
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ME Subscribe. has a complete assortment
Il OF DRUGS, OILS, DKE-STUFF'S,
&c., such as ,& III Fl
Iinseed, Sperm and Fish Obs;
Spices cf erery description;
Patent .Mediciaes- such as Vright's Indian
VegeiobLe Pills; Bra,drsth's do. do.--uil
'scarraated fresh and genuine; ~
.qlso. a general assortment IF Thoupsonian
JN.dicins, such as Composition, .Nsrps Polodsr,
and .9friecn Bird Pepper.
~ MILLER
Bedlpgtop, May 20 "a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
For She L0lses.


4 T the .'i,ethngton s,ore." the Ladies
IA will find the latest styles Of iHE
La1ens, Giaghams ard Chintses;
"A most splendid assortment Of Caiieoes--rsry
cheap,
Cambricks; Plain, Plaid and Striped Jaeo-
nets; sf" TH
Srcis, Book and Null Muskas; rTg
L.dia aud 3;shep Lascnss ae.s
Linen and Cotton Diaper snd labls Cloths !,
Inserting and Edgings; s5Tl aN
Fine Dess Shalsls Gap Ma, ds
Liaea aud Saeiss Hdlsts.; .--.---a..
French Kid Gloces-fmey ooiors;
Black PIC. Me, Nuts and Gsorss,
- Thread and Cotton Glores; - q.
Black, and " klie Cotton Hose, Aaa lei
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Bedington, May 90