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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18

arresting eight Of the plunderers. These ,ar.
sons We're brought before the magistrates. and
from their statements II appeared they were
with one exception, from the counties Of yyiek'
low, Wexford. Kildare. and one was from The
county Of Clare. The leader Of the mob was
arrested. His name IS MURPuY. nat,y. Of
Dublin, and on his person was found the sam
Of 3. 81. They were all committed. Snbse.
quenty five others We're brought in for attack.
ing bread carts in Dorset street. On their nsr.
sons were found sums varying from six to two
pence. They were also committed
SCOTLAND.
The distress in Scotland seems scarcely less
than IN Ireland, and earnest appeals are made
Tor assistance
GLASGOW Jan i7.-This city, we regret to
record, was this morning the scene Of the
most destructive conflagraiion which has &C.
CURED IN 1t for the last Is years. The premi-
ses destroyed consisted of handsome ashlar
building, iour stories in height, situated on the
eaS' sue oil Queen street, a short distance south
Of Ingram street.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Correspondence Of Tie Courier and Enquirer
per Sarah Sands.
LIVERPOOL, 10Th Jan. lS47.
steamer, the money market has undergone
rather decided adverse change, influenced
considerably no doubt, BY the increased pres.
sure on the Continent and money crisis in
France. The Bank Of England has advanced
its minimum rate Of interest per cent; bu,
the general rate in the market is more deci
dedly higher, with paper and the time il
may have TO run. II also seems 10 be general
IL expected, that the Bank will further ad-
vance the rate almost immediately.
The Corn markets have undergone some
further advance, the supplies still being made
quate TO the demand !, being strongly ex-
pected that the Government will propose the
abolition of the duty on Flour and Gram, bon
ded Flonr has been selling freely at AS ass
per Dbl for Western; and as Parliament meets
to-day, il is probable that the decision of tho
Government as TO the duty may 60 out by
this steamer tomorrow. The Flour market
has not been quite so firm the last day or two,
and 42s is now about the top price for West
ern, Philadelphia Ais lis 3D. American
wheat in bond los 8 to Is 6 per 20 lbs; Ind
an Corn 70s TO rs per quarter; and Indian
Corn Meal 33s 10 34s per Dbl; Sour Flour,
duty paid, 36s to 3Ss6d
The last sales of Turpentine were at Is for
inferior to ss6d per cwt for fair quality.
Yours respectfully.
HARvE, 18th January, lS47.
" heat and Flotr-Prices have experience
ed rather considerable advance, since our
last report, owing chiefly to the speculative
spirit that has been displayed A sale of =
500 hectolitres Wheat, TO arrive from Bremen
took place at 72f per sack The average
price Of home growth nj the las, Montiyiers
market, was 73f so per sack of 200 kil., ma
king rise of 2f. so on the previous quotation.
In American Flour the transactions have
been very extensive, accompanied with pro
gressive advance in prices, and $4,000 bbs.
chiefly TO arrive, were purchased at 43f.a as
rs per bbl. in bond.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18

II is one of the remarkable results of the
famine in Ireland, where Indian corn has
measurably taken the place of the potatoe,
that the corn was selling considerably higher
than the best Wheat; 70s per quarter being
the price for Indian corn, and Cos. per quarter
for wheat The greater ease and the greater
variety of ways of preparing Indian corn for
food may account in part for this preference.
--BaA. american
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18

GIN. TAYLOR TEErorALLER.-The Nor
folk Courier says-"lt will be gratifying to
the friends Of old Rough and Ready to
know that he is 'staunch teetotaller,' and
has not drank glass OF the ardent for
twenty years past. This we state upon au-
thority that we believe to be UNREASONABLE,
and comes from an old friend Of Gen. TAYLOR,
one who has recently seen and conversed with
him."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18
VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN,.

The publication Of the Virginia Republic an"
renewed yesterday morning by Mr.. SAMUEL
AlBURrIs, under whose Editorial control il will be
hereafter conducted. We wish our young friend
success and prosperity, in every reepect-exccpt
the dissemination Of hrs political principles.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18
RELIEF TO IRELAND.

The heart-rending accounts which continue
to reach us of the starvation and distress
which prevails in Ireland, have excited the
Of the American people to a most
degree. Several large meetings
have been held in the cities Of the United
States for the purpose Of raising contributions
for the relief Of its starving people, and there
is every evidence that the attention OF the
whole country viii be directed 10 the subject
We are much pleased to learn, that our peo-
pie are acung upon il, and it is 10 be hoped
that the rich County Of Berkeley will make a
good report Of herself We are here in the
midst Of the bountes of abundance-let US not
forget the starving condition of our fellow
men in other parts of the world. We sup
pose that there will be large number OF per
sons in town on Saturday next, and all who
feel disposed to contribute in money or pro-
duce 10 the relief fund, will have an opportu-
nifty OF doing so. Subscriptions can be made
to DR.. RicHARD McSHERRY, TO Messrs.
GEORGE s. c. w Doll, and to several other
gentlemen whom we learn are acting in the
cause.
A great meeting upon this subject has been
held in Washington, over which the Vice
Presiden, Of the U. States presided, and which
was addressed by the distinguished Senator
from Massachusetts, Mr. WEBSTER, and 9th
ers. We regret that we have not space foI
the whole proceedings, but the important fea-
lures are well summed up by the RiclmonG
Tunes. as also brief notice Of the great meet
ing al New Orleans, which was addressed b,
the noble Kentucklan, Henry CLAY-nov
sojourning IN that city both OF which we an
mex -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18

O5-lf you wish to find contemplate rep
tile on the face of the earth, who will slide
through any kind of slime, you need not look
for snakes OF scorpions. but put your hands
upon q tattler--A POLITICAL TATTLER OR ToA-
DY, who "ietches and carries" and tries 10
make i'll feeling between those whom he knows
10 be friends. Such soulless creatures are be
meath contempt, and are always, sooner or la
ter found out, and marked We despise by
pocrtes and toadies-,re kne,r some of them
Tray, Blanche and Slcestheart, little dogs and
ALL" They follow any body and every body s
whistle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18
: - - ~
A HIT.
.2ppoi,,ted bu the President.

ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA 10 be
Lieutenant General and Commander in Chief
though not confirmed by the American Sen
ate, has been agreed TO by the Mexican Con
gress-and all the other accomplished and
skilful officers whom the President admitted
10 Vera Cruz, with the great Mexican leader,
have been in like manner accepted by Mexi-
CO. Unfortunately, Mr.. Polk had not author
ity Of himself TO send 10 his new General the
$4,000 900, which appears to have entered
into the original compact.-Proridcncc Jour
an
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18

HIGHLY IMPoRTASr-Persons wishing 10
write to their friends in the Army must pay
the Finland postage" to New Orleans, or our
brave men, who will be anxious to hear from
home, will not receive their letters. DO not
forget--pay the postage to New Orleans
Direct, Point Isabel, via New Orleans.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18

A new pin making machine has been ia-
vented recently, which receives wires by thou
sands at one end, and throws out pins by
hundreds Of thousands at the other, papeting
them as they appear.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18
vi A EsTHysEs rig, VA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Ia. I8a.

pubIished every THURSDAY VI HNING,
at $500 In advance, $3.50 within six
months, and $500 after sir months.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18

INTENDED EXPoRTATIoN OF SHAKsPEARr's
HOUSE TO AmERIcA,-An Englishman has
addressed letter to the London Times, in
which he announces that SHAKsPEARE's house
is about 10 be removed 10 America. lie says
at is with the greatest indignation that have
this day heard from good authority that the
house in which SHAKESPEARE was borne, a,
Stratford- on Avon, which was advertised for
sale, which implied, as every body thought,
merely a change Of housekeepers, has been
purchased for the purpose Of its being remoy-
ed to America. Need add another word to
excite in the breast Of every Engshman as
much indignation as il does, sir, in your cor
respondent"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL CoMPANY.-
Al an adjourned General Meeting of the Stock
holders Of this Company, held at Baltimore on
the 9th inst, the late Board of President and
Directors were unanimously re elected, viz
President,
JAMES M. COALE.
1DAsIEL BURKHARr.
JOHN O. WHARTON,
n:., ROBERT w. BOWIE,
FRisBY TIIGHMAs,
WILLIAM PAIGE,
john p. IrGLE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18

PARDON OF VIM. CLIP.-Upon the petition
OF large number OF citizens Of the county OF
Jefferson, jurors, witnesses, and others, the
Governor Of the State has pardoned WIN.
CLIP, who was convicted al the last term Of
the Superior Court of this County OF man
slaughter, and sentenced to the Penitentary of
the State for three years--Spirit Of jefferson
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18
MUSTER ROLL OF CAPT. ALBURTlS'
COMPANY OF VOLUNTEERS.

VOLUNTEERS.
VIM. Hoover
! Francis NJ. Hoosen
Joseph Johnson
Jno. Jones
Ohio Kisinger
VIM. Kiinbley
Jro. w. Keof
Jas. Lewis
Charles Lotion
VIM. Mccormack
Robt. Mansford
Jno. McClolland Miller
Thompson Mason
Joseph McMinn
Richard G.. Moore
Jno. Muny
Bernard ID. Magee
Alex. c. McCorkls
VIM. Nopie
Jno II. OFT
Socrates Prather
James Pcare
James Pentony
John Peare
Jacob Rinor
Geo. T. Robbins
jeremiah r.. Reese
Jno. T. Reamy
VIM. l.. Shoemaker
Jno. p. Stewart
Jacob Shank
VIM Seigler
Richard II. Stepens
VIM. Sorbor
Jno. c. Vanhorn
Abraham G.. Vanmetre
Jno. Vanleer
Paskil Walden
Geo. l.. Weast
Henry Wilhelm
Jno. r. Williams
Richard Winter
Charles Whiteman
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-18

NCiii h-' Va "
Capt. E. g. Alburtis Wn
lst 1t. Ohio II. Harrison Fra
I'd David w. GRAY Jose
Sd Geo. w. Chambers Jno.
Sgt. Ed. w. Maxwell 9th
Cd Jno. c. Reed Wn
Sd Robt. Pollock Jro.
4th Jno, Jamison Jas.
LIST Corp. Dan'l Poisal Cha
ed VIM, ii. Page VIM
Sd Thornton Coontz Rob
ith VIM. Sherrard Jno.
Prirates. Tho
Anderson Bennett Jose
Jno. A. Beales RieI
Jno. II. Blessing Jno.
Benz. w. Blondell Der
Jno. Brown Ale
Peter A. Brown Wn
VIM. J. Brown Jno
Jacob Crowl Soc
VIM. c. Cain Jan
Jno. @. Creamer Jan
Chas. III. Cline JohI
VIM. ID. Done Jac'
Andrew Duffey Gee
Carlisle Doble Jer'
VIM. II. Dunn Jno
Jas. Evans Wn
Charles Erwin Jno
Robt. Gainor Jact
Jno. S. Gallaher Wn
Andrew Nj. Griffin Rio
Lewis II. Grove Wn
Aaron II. Gordon Jno'
Arthur Hagan Abr'
Jacob III. Helferstine yno,
Josiah Heller faSi
David Heck Geo
George Hodges lien
Jno. W. Hood yno.
Jno. II. Hunter Rlci
Jas. ID. HARDWOOD Cha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
fs..s "a s.ssE.sE.z.r, NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD
~ xsrsp-~<sfsf~-Commenciny Monday, May ,, ls4'

-. r-re-- NDhhls AND fsSEA hAiLhDAD.
~ ssy---sfx~ -Commencing Monday, May ,, lss7,
Leave NewY0Tk A. n; O'clock 2.
~ Leave Eewsrs. 81 O'Clock A ~. 4t O'clock, NJ.
Leave n0rristown, o clock A. N o'clock ?. NJ
Passengers hy the morning train MOfr.tOwn viii ar
rive here ~ O'Clock where stsges viii b. IL readiness
conway iheu 10 SchOoleys Mountain, Washington. Bel
yiders and Ession Gsiy; - O~egO, Milford, Hswton
stsntops and Slcrasuny on Mondays. Wednesdays sld
fridays and 10 RockawAy Dover Sparta ami Newton 90
TuesdAy. Thursdays sid ssiurdsys each line returning
the following days 10 meet ihs r NJ train 10 kswYors
stage viii also eaye FOR Basking Ridge every evening
on the arrival OF The cars ~ NOfrisown.
Bys line recently established stage Leaves Mori,oSn
flr The Delaware Water Dap and sIoad.burg via slsn
hope Johnsenburg. Columbia and Rlafsto~o every Tues
dav Thursday and saturday the srryzi q tho A. NJ
train from NeW-YOrk Returning The alternate days
Ihs ls1yes srOudsburg ~ A. NJ. m-et The P NJ
care from H0rdsioxn-
Passengers 20 through 10 and from Jersey City without
changing Oh leaving NE city, passenEers will de-
posl th-ir baggage IN ine nr foot ~ CsrH0ds 81
where sgent wtl be 10 sreotance % receive H.
Al -scksges bundles must - erred Tho way.bi
the company viii not bold themselves responsible.
Freight viii be foTsarced imm-iiAely % MOrrsiOwn
from Albany basin, BY stephens COudAs Daily Trans
DOus0n Line % Newark from he rrals p0rAOn Office
u nc y J. r. r. ard Trafs Co loot u Liberty a.
a49 feOf IRA DDOD. rugernlendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
u "a. y. O;IIERN q CON- ~E~
g. o- Ei.RA. IOH. lERDMAN AZ. -

g. OHgRS, IOHs HERpMAS, AN -
DREW WALDRON, 100 S0Ith-st
u Doyrr srd % W-sst Of Rector nited
States aud European Emigration o6ees. and Western
Forwarding Agents.
The regular Psexetshlps SAL follows To aud from
L0cdon ne isg, SIN lob and 2ith u each month
and from Liverpool The LAT 9th, lltn 18th 2la srd
40l1 Of each m0nlh ~ Ns~Orezls twice q week, 10
Noble, weekly. w ChsF.esiO1, weekly; - Savannah,
weekly 70 Texas, twice norlh. FOR Havre and the
German, Be gan ant Holland ports vessels SSH their
appointed days Passage a.O be engaged from Liy-
srpoOi u any u the Brush North American ports and
BosOn, PhisdeP hls Baltimore and New0r.eSns direct
The Subscribers having had Ong experience IN The bush
prepared ~ ODER every facility wishing
passage 10 Of from sly o. ne above pOns snd bills u
erchArge can Be f1rDshed, payable throughout Great
brlsin ana Ireland a. well the continent II Europe
To tno4e wishing " ENG rate " hs West, hs sabscr
bers have Gneused for the forwarding u
passcns-fs, BY 10 cI1-rent viz; To Buffalo
40 ne ntermes aie lsncngs And all ports Of tbs an
sdas Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore, PNtsbufgn, cln,
ennAu, 81 Louis, kc &c. BY steamboats,, railroads -o
cansoOaS Ol he hrsi cla,s and great care VII oe
hA passergers viii meet with delay or IN po,roe' %
toe route L-tters postpaid, viii nn,cs wiz pforps
terion- Yer fzrth~r particulars, sppi5 90 si~T7-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

L War;. cure and summer Resort This estzhn.hment
situated hirty-IWO niles from Phisde phia In beau-
M unfulang country aud = CON et-y arranged Tor AL
purposes - ne practice ~ ha Ws-r-cure well for
,he acc0mnodaloo Of pleasure visitors
Visitors tAse he kdaiing Cars - Pmsdeipma Tor
PhrnIvi'ls ard t1ence miles by stage 20 he springs
for farther informsiiau sodIess Dr.. gro LIN8EN and
CHAs. v HOFFENDAHL, Chss.sr springs. Chester CO.
- al es~qr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
esvtGtsa.
LIST OF LETTERS.


tl1 Ind BE- u Jorta<r ,ssfe1,
Ard all a. xsrseneus made under orders Of me Post
nssiorCeu-rs IN ne~spspor urwspspers OF letters
ap~a ~ for 10 any Poet Oce sn. he inserted IN the pa
or "a Of III tovr or plar> The oe advertising
nav b sasusted l1r-rf tk< L1vser circulation
lkeu Pct OfJs Ian, pazssd March .. 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
Beo- Bne poison.
RFD-BUG POISON

BFD-BUG POIrON.-Persous 80,
t rnhsns one trisl 0fil ~ d. be convinced ki.4
s-s hey cannot i've where Il . sppi-c-~A<<<<tzS
~ as certain destroyer " 1ot seis sc
SD tte money gill - rsturn-d sod ouy 4. ne f.ncy
,ore. ~ H1..0nsG II Greer ~lch-sl ~ Grand-sL
and 81 Bow-ry, IS Fullon a. "a kishtoayenge Anc
"a Tnird.svsuue 5nookyn-l9s FulL0n-sl sOsh bfoos
Iyp-i3lt Ataruc 81 Nizmsb4rg-FOg o. corner "
souih-srs Bookstore. Jersey CiIy-el honlgouery-s
Prir- IS r-rt. a hous B In
AZ kD-BIG MD CUthKOAtH Poison-"AT-
DSOSS Inf4lIble Bed Bug ard C0csfo-cn f0ison--
The xoererce u past years proves e. pre- ~
be he et-cicA destroyer tnc bsain-r 0 bed bugs
ard Cuckrusctes ever discovered II needs boz sp
ocafou 70 satisfy The incred1Ous Of ia ~ondergl
ID Immediate --cis Price "a sod Shoes1e ard retail
ouiy II he apohscsries Hall = Cath4rines 40 Grants
ard Olcot AcK-ssOu Co. ~ Maiden Ane and ~ fgl-
ton-sl Brooklyn mySi lmecc
DED-BUG POI.ON-The sgccess q this s.nefor s-v
ID eal yezs have PREPARED Ia % iIs
riory everything Il use IL tou's mailer WHISTLER
tt-g iufe.t WAs cr-yc-s o>1steads ths bzne
~ A. ouc- eI-rurae ben sod formerly 2ii srrtnz
Al ros Only a. = B--xnan-st - In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEW. YORK.
ARRIVED.


shin Useas. latnsm. I'm Liverpool May p, rndse. 70
= ID Uurlbut A. Co 80 passengers June 81 lat ~ ~,
Lon a 40 sooke packet chip Cambridge bepce tor Liv-
erpsel Died. 2lst Adam Crater Storage pas
Bs,s psoIi. III Bath. Me- wsssh AZ ds I'm Liverpool
salt o. w Byress found 70 Bsumore-put IN 70 land
ia steersge passengers June Istf oh ~ ,sn
watch on derk taking Ia the foretop sail steering
Sal. the PsoH struck bis her lsrbosrd bow sgso' toe
lsrbosrd bow Of The bark British King OF IOO tons Dur
dem 81 and bound N Liverpool with timber spo couon'
from Savannah We lay foul Of each Other for nsi An
hour the b. lsrbosrd bow Wa stove from the top W
tbs wssers edge the Pao was injured ABOVE Du' no'
below the wstrr's edge and not leskipg any Ine
OF the r. X abandoned her sDd came on oosro OF 'no
Paol q In number and passengers. Next oay WINE
10 slght Of the Kshe being eth shoAt oot ia1 OF
ws.r-pnt the Csptsin. mate, passengers sno 10 Oh
fhe ere y On board the brig Industry, Of sno i0f cnkO
fr,un Nsw.Yofk We got some plank from the r. X the
n; rht following damage was go repaired 40 70 De
ale 10 stand gale Of wind June eth spoke brig Cole
RADIO Of and for Boston After procuring an sncnof 'ne
P.ol vss NJ tn proceed 10 her port Of destination
Bark Alphs (of BristI. RID Merrill, from "hampso
Feb II and Hong Kong 18th teas silks 6c " ORDER
The bsrk Fiizs Ann for New YORK sailed osys prev
Qua: ship Bfookyp for do Feb % Jasper lssnds bear
ina Westward 10 miles spoke bark CsDdsce I'm Canton
fOr Ee~-York
gssisn bark ArneIis visjsr AZ days I'm Antwerp In
balla.t 10 Schmidt & Balchen. loI passengers.
DD,ch bark SOolo Butler 40 de I'm Rotterdam, mdse
10 a x0ttebohn. l23 passengers
Spanish bark Amelia Rsnioez 30 ds I'm Malaga, wine
and fruit. to Aquirs L. Galway.
BIZ brig Ann. volIsr. 10 days I'm HHbor Grace, Ms ID
ballast 10 J Wymbs
Br brig Harvey. Plsyter 20 de fro Hamburg IN ballast
and 81 passengers to schmidt * Bsleben.
French brig Aryede. Grannesn, Al days I'm Rochelle
brandy &c 20 Boyd a. Hincken.
Portu guese scbr Felcdade De Povoa De Fonta 81 De
fn1 Lisbon. sst wine. &c 20 GriDuell minturn az Co
Schr r. Davidson. BunDe DIS TN Elsuthera, fruit &c
toe Ackerley. schr Arsihuss for Eew-York sid day
previous =.
Br schr Corene Johnson 10 days FIN Eleuthera frait
&c 20 Miller a Parsons
sehr Emily, johnson, snedicor, days I'm Baltimore,
rn3ss. to Johnson & Lowden-
schr Sc Denyse. Brsmsn. 2 DIS I'm Philadelphia coal
and cotton. 10 Ashley Fish.
schr Ma.is Csusey I'm Fall River for Philadelphia
schr Delaware. fm Providence RI. for Pniiadeiphis
sMLED-ships Audubon, London Hugo Grotus do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

ITO THE LADIE--RABINEAUs swimming BAN
he foot Il O-sbfosses O. mar Canast North RIVER
4. PEE sr0m sunrise until u ocl0ck night Ga Tuesdays
a.t frdzFs The large bath I'll be exclusively d.
vote. 10 sh-ir use from A Inll P. NJ By ths ar
RAJ ze-nl n, D-sbrossesst Sshs Ill finnish seiir A.
couo4sors FOR h aides nan Other similar essb
AsSmeat he cry. The see bshs op-s usual
Season uckeis a. nioderzie Prices. j-S 81
uYDK0PATHY.-Ths Sew- Yorx HydroPshie es-
I1t.ols1uenl = noW IL successful operation under he
care OF ne subscriber Is East f01ree1hs rear Union
.cuare where be a facilities FOR treatment sAord
toz-taer with good Psychological tiet
9-@l~s y D PERSON NJ D.
n OnO REAMs Of wrapping paper IN store, and for
Z,UUU ssls By cfRrsW. FIELD l. Co
ie1;fw sBrrlirg alp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28

GhEEN Itttb. fOh -AIf.-lhis me ~
~ Farm il lh- County q Prince William, Virgins,
situated about 80 miles from Aiexsndrs % from =
Falmouth. and - from Occoqusn and containing about 30
10 offered for sale al removable price. The
undersigned wishing ID settle IN Kentucky. viii dispose
VI this estate such terms 10 make II indoeemenio
those desiring such residence TO Mske 40 investment
10 well wooded sni waieTed, divided into six fields, and
VIII soon be In seven The mOst u Il is 10 good state
improvement well adapted "a grapes OF almost every End
and not 70 corn. wheat and part 81 10 n0w
IN clover aud the haanes will be seeded In clover
timothy aud Kentucky blue grass As grazing f.rm,h
ofsrs Inducements possessed by few farms soutn % ne
Blue Ridge. FOR .beepvsss, fhe Virginia blue grsssd
which here e abundance, Furnishes the best
permanent pssturage The house 10 srg. and convenient
he houses In COED order AMI tho TIE
house well furnished, he most Of II lately all u
which, together With The stock aud farming I'm pen-n
vii be sold on tsr terms, II Tie purchaser desires IL
Ny Post Office 10 Brentsvilie. Prince William Co. Va
and Il VIII give Ina pleasure any Inquiries 10
srabe 70 have sns~ersi show the premlses 10 sn
wishing 20 and examine Tor himself N an esflJ
ssl- should be ef-cted OF III land Will be gyes
IN time u seed wheat WIN 2. FRENCH.
Green Level, 2ld April, i3t7.
- l4rsf Am Iuss
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Railroads.
Na.HUA RAILROAD

NNUR(E~TEK q NASHUA hAIItONU
NCOAPANY-Ths Aanusl Meeting OF the siockhOld-
ere OF he Worcester Nashua Railroad Company WILDE
held aldo Hall l43 Manst Worcester on Thur'dsy
t- eh sy o. July next, O'Clock NJ 10 act on lne
folio sing Articles, - VIII - 49,
Isl . bear and upon the Report Of he Directors
IA TO a. tesupe whsth-r the Bs-L.vs shall b- amend
ed Ia relson notifying meetings OF the Corporation IN
relation To notifying Stockholders Of Assessmenis upon
their Stock sud In relation 10 form OF Ceruhcae sno
r.rsfef Of ShsF-h
sd To chooses Board OF Directors for the year ensu-
log. a.,
s,h To act upon any other business that may legally
con.e befoge lh- meetDR.
BY order Of the Directors
y II HEMINwAY. Clerk.
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farms for Sale.

"A FOR sALE-A small Farm. beautifully sitnasd
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Rshwsy, State OF New.Jerssy. The lsnd /. vey
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