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WEEKLY
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will be perceived, less by one-haf than the
increase of cost of publication caused by the
enlargement.
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lars; for the short Sessions One Dollar pc,
copy.
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the full charge) will be made to any one who
shall order and pay for, at one time, five cop
les of the Weekly paper; and a like reduc-
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charge) 10 any one who will order and pay
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The Daily National Intelligencer.
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value TO Subscribers that a double sheet
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require it.
The Thrice-a.week Nat. Intelligencer.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-29

TIME undersigned, Trustees Of the Town
i Of Martinsburg, (by authority OF an act
Of Assembly passed atiIs last SESSION. will sell
at public auction, in front of the Court House
in Martinsburg, on Monday the 9th day Of .fu-
gust nert, being Court day, that part OF Addi-
lion Street in the said Town of MartDsburg,
running west from Queen Street 10 the line oil
9. J: Faulkner, Esq, being 66 feet wide by
339 feet in length. and also that part Of Mar
shall College Alley running from Church
Street to Addition Street being 30 feet wide by
400 feet in length. They will be sold sePa-
rately.
TERMS.-One half Of the purchase mo
ney in hand, and the balance in II months
without interest, the purchaser giving bond
with good personal security for the deferred
payment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-29
May 10
JEFFERSON FARM
FOR N.ILE.

"HE subscriber offers at private sale, the
u FARM upon which he resides, contain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-29
Mould Boards.

> s 3-Horse Me Co,mick Mould Boards il
- in store and for sale by
May 20 r.. S. PENDLETON.
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P.gIyELIO.v HOTEL.

-R-A occupied for the last few years
EsN.!nA by Col. Strother, ykno,cn as the
4iii& Custin property, ) which has been
- renovated and in which many
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ID o rsey's Cele br a e d
vEEMITUGE:

"A Remedy unsurpassed for Eapellmg Worms
Narrated TO contain, nothing Of poison
ots character, bat 10 be simple in its ac-
ton and safe ia its application.
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The rules Of the General Post Office De-
partment authorize such receipts TO be given
and paid here when the amount does not ex-
coed $40. When il exceeds $40, it is best to
remit as much as possible in bank notes, and
the Postmaster's receipt for the balance. The
Postmaster's receipt should be sent directed to
us, and not to the Postmaster Of this city, as
some persons are in The habit of doing
Proprietors OF newspapers who copy this
prospectus, and send us one copy of their pa
per containing 1t, marked around with pen,
to direct our attention to it, shall have their
names entered on our books for one copy of
the Congressional Globe and Appendix during
the session.
Our prices for these papers are so low that
we cannot afford to credit them out; therefore
no person need consume his time in writing
for them unless he sends the money.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-29

a blind man, led by dog while wandering
in the streets Of Paris, had his dog seized by
some one passing. Instantly opening his eyes
he gave chase, and overtakng the thief cud
geled him severely, after which he closed his
eyes, and fell TO begging again.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-07-29

Beautiful is the love of "a sister, the kiss that
hath no guile, and no passion; the touch is
purity and bringe,h peace, satisfaction 10 the
heart, and no fever 10 the pulse. Beautiful rs
the love Of sister i is moonlight on our
path-it has light but no heai il is ofheaven,
and sheds its peace upon the earth.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-02-18

tlfoush which the IS 81 Mexico c1n Bel
reached.
much fear Shall have exhausted your
patience before you sci bali through ih's
long aud embarrassing letter II 50, You
can only commit ito The lilmts, andlhiuk
no more ahuu, Il, as ! write IL great haste,
besides beng interrupted every five min,
utes SO Ihat you must make great allow.
auees ioI bois, lnteriiuealiaas aaI b'uadels,
IS well as want Of conueclioniu many parts
Of The same
BE 81 good as 20 present me most kind.
Is TO Your excellent lady, aud accept my
sincere WISHES lur your conduued health,
prosperity and fame,
| remain, truly aud sincerely,
Your friend
TAYLOR.
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letter. winch TELL as own story too vel. %
n.ol aus comment 1, IS blt pist, hoNtv.
tr. 90 is hcrltc writer, hose courage Iad
iuagm.n, are equalied oub by his houcs.
Is aui mode,,y, 10 state tina, it was ritten
60 a near Trend aud relative, nov resident
in This city, cndeared 20 ban By very many
wears o. personal intimacy, TO whom DE
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FEELINGS, wllh0a, Tie least reserve Ihs
friend would no, have taken TIE liberty j
make. Fu5 G a communication ol tuls ua
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unfortunate result upon our arms 81,
lic mind might he lhls preelred e @s ~
tue sacrifice OF lie olrselller i.',
poses Of the rrcsiloa and the n,,.
the sallaurv lie bad displaged :.
Alto and At Re-aca, aul since Inn
uupt al Monterey, III hrialten,nI. ''S
SION, had So burst on iheexuiuns ~.
Of the whole nation, thal, .or e..
plan was anaihillet. TITS uiot.on
had completely COMPOUNDED nm.
determination Of The Admaist,a,,s, rs
criicc him. Butthesuoke. thoo
cd, was not killed aud, from iba,
this the same spirit was Gonl,rn,
manifested, both ia the drbics +.
floor aud ia lhe other branch eff g.
aud ~ The Democratic press h
parts Of ihe country.
At length there came an ciiri,t
meudatlop ri lhe hapc III 4 n.o..4,a
ihe President, lhli BE Old hsio SKI
superseded by placing over hiS hes4
body taken from tile walks If ,.,a
perhaps mrmher Of one Of ife n
of The Nauoani Legislature. t. t.ts
Inn ,lte command aud 90 DISGRACE h..
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manner WIZ" "I,sii ihA TfoPaadon
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27

mslier Delaf cutting m The Sod arc fPe AMI al lii
Sugar and ms n he starch and pltrugCnaus eienfz II
the stems or sflair d nohY aud other plants lHesa
tot hay lave hrsn consumed IA forming gnfns Ii III
mex generation and providing Them viii fad. 4 she
chuck in ~ lad rgg must have al the fegfaiteai-
WITHIN ibe sle necessary elaborate IT, btnes. ers ms
OF respiration am grslion. It's brain fish. ard fathers
tho etuhfya pani must have within tie sini Il lls
seed every alInen req md to- torn i's N'el} mn
ulrorrnaas ss1e. circulating tubes, root. stem. anu
leaves. bfrr II can 5eIn to live ou The external loa
that exists IN the soil and atmosphere HE oaaaza
ton 81 serds u The ufcurn. heat. timothy ca'ef 4"
peas has VERY eNhanslup effect on the stems aud eaFes
OF lliase plant,.
Grass should never he cut when thc dew Is On. nj
when II rains. il lean he well avoided Much JUL
can be exercised IN ca rug bay evenly and Mother
los muel t5 little. Every farmer has his nmn 10.
ton when Lay is really 10 guuto The barn q stack aud
governed mae Of las by circumstances Mute sali.
spread oyer The now The hay Is delu''cd vii be u
essential service
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
PROFITS OF FARMING

Mtssrs. Editors II; often happens thai the profits o
farming depend more upon the husbandry than The aar
chi'nro displayed according 10 the AXIOM "agrcul
lure IS The art al raeng cros hushandry the art of ex
prndlng them" Many times have Witnessed the fines
crops sacrificed either IN the harvest at the market
IN the spending 4. ioe and what ought to have given
profit, has turned out less al the years end
assume, then, that Judgment is require IN
properly outstanding crop. than in raisnq II bu,
white our agricultural publications abound with ip.trlc
lions now to raise crops to The best advantage they are
by the very uatne o the subject unable to leach ne b,
A@od 'hem so much depending upon times and
seasons, and their results, and sometimes even opr ,os,
husbandmen are wociully at fault either in selling
100 Son. keeping too late, in falling TO make the mos,
!" "ha' mas been Obtained. after the greatest skill labor
and cost bestowed in the raising
argue, therefofe that the occupation Of the farmer
demands more knowledge Judgment and discretion than
aes st ui me tTadesinan. lasnnch the latter has
nus "ietres hled BY the manufacturer while the farmer
las 10 grow his stock in trade before he is ena ed 10 Of
Ter Il Tor sale he berg, therefore. manufacturer as
VIII as farmer How uany Of our f lends are now re
GREETING that they had held ON to their corn and p
iaoes, when at The present time they are dollar bush
81 Whiic one OF he most intelligent amongst them ruin.
ca himself and family by Specializing in the market on
etIcir probable nse, without wang TO realize IT,
rom all that ] have seen, then and have fell
some, conclude that although the profits of farming
are smaller IN appearance than those obtained by trade
they are far more substantial, eniicng and satisfactory
much OF ITS success however depend no ON the capaei
ofhn Who undertakes 10 conduct The business 10 lis f.
nal termination, both agrculturst ami husband
man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
CAUSE AND PREEENINES OF HE Fly
IN WHEAT

Mr.. Editor In iht fail and spring II Tie year When
the Young WHEAT rs vtfy s8crulDn II the soil eaHialas
ver, he alkall. tic Young plant ~ way APT 10 ah.a
much Tree eal.ane arld In, caibonc add, II ifee
state when abundant 10 Dc assuulJlcdh} The plant.
uuirrs chemically with the soft vegetable tissue. aud
forms eeeet fanec, H.rN pleasant to The ase ii 1T
trcis AID aItats ilem 10 tlo liant. Thy attack he
Wheat aud charged with being the cause Of The sIrhl}
and deanned sfate Il the lau- while the surplus ear
honIe aed vas Ire fsl eau,e and they only secondary
ouc IT, then. We would prevent the fly tran alta ktnR
the wheat Ne mast ppl 10 It such subeanrfs. a. @hde
Aci reudef the Juices unpleasant 4, the Iaste ii HE IN
rel also strengthen tn plant These t,o oi,ei. may
he raiaed b. applying all3ics-such As s1di. potash,
tue Sr-ln tic lafm Of salt, ashes. lime. ~ 10 The
plant At The aHa They liable To be attached. II Vt
apply those substances eary enough We may mekeHI
the catbanie aeil ifom dung injury lut Ne my apply
these after the uln1y has been done. and the lant viii
absorb them and they will reudor W Jueef naaseans l.
the inserts and thas Prevent tholr attacks Charcoal II
very useful 10 rfesen the surplus cab1uc ard on IN
unng the plnt
Tie sail should bearrlcd at the racd one beshel 81
less Ia ihe mere ! be asies and hmc-iltsh sheised
al the rate o i've bushels more 10 the acre. fa-l
farmer ,xf eteuer however. with good judgment, Il
the ht4t gude N ih.so matters, as the Circumstance
hitler widely IN dlfent locations s,lls. madesol en
nre. g.. lllEMlCo.
JAM ~, ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27

THillE subscriber would ca the attention # lie trad
Il tohis STOCK OF SUMNER GOODS, which
he will close at reduced prices
Consisting part Of Inc following desirable goods;
Plaid and Striped Uganda Lawns
Gnehams and Lawns. good assortment,
A guad assortment Of Dress Silks, some ex'la rich.
One very rich Preach worked Linen Robe.
Grenadines. hcapiiiul aricletor Ladies Summer
Dresses. Of one halt of fnncr prices,
few Dresses Of handsome baraigc,,
i@ro Cape and ChemezetS,
Curs, B0ds and Chiapsos,
Snmner Shaws aud S.afls.
farasals good assortment
Steel framed Silk and Bingham Umreas
g9ad ass 1rtment Of Gentlemnu's Summer goods.
sides great uiany other goods which will lie sold
cheap JOHN I. DAVIS.
July l2-ts
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WOO.


The history of the growth Of wool /. very curious
Fifty Years ago not pound OF fine won was raised in
the lutte States. IN Great Britain any other coun
Try except Spain In The latter the facks were owned
Exclusively By the nobility the crown. In l7Gt. a
small flock was sent 10 the Eeepr Of Saxony as pres
en' from the King Of Spain. whence the entire pr duet
ni Saxon wool, now Of such immense value BET r.
the breaking on, Of The last between this country and
Great Britain. Col Humphrey succeeded in getting a
few merino sheep brought out Of SPIN then their
rrpHta'ion was Prohibited under penalty Of being sen,
10 the gsleys for life.
In 1909. during the second invasion of Spain By the
French, some of The valuable Crown neks were sold ia
raise money. Our Consul at Lisbon. Mr. Jarvis pur.
chased fourteen hundred head and sent them Ia thl,
country. Previously, however, Mr. Iylnest obtain
ca lew sheep OF the Spanish breed. present in
i'g portion Of the pure unmiAed mtrino blood OF
these Hooks is ia he found in Vermont at tins time
Such was the origin of the immense ocks OF hne wooded
sheep IN the United States and Great Britain
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Merchant 'F:riiorsB4s.

! o. y q .ikEl.
,HHc on Stand ~ N. 81 Oahcy.
Ng'OtID respectfully INFORM the eiti1oas Of Lynch
w burg and The public, that hewitt continue n
conduct the old stand Of himself and brother. the
TAILORING 81 SINESS,
in all H. branches He hrs NOW Oh hand and viii c,u
fucay keep, beautiful assortment Of Cloths, Ca~sj
nercs, N,euuas. aud IL iaelevey thing suitable Tor Gen
demeo's Vorvblchhc WIhuala up 10 order in the mos
fashionable styles, handsome It's aud warranted work
meushp Ito would invite lie attention % the publ.
to his eto.'l
lob. IS
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TERMS.
FIRST SEpPLf or
L 4 !. !. & q q - :


LEWIS & ENGlFDONE
Ell AVE- Just received, aud OPENED great vadety
Z 4 of NEW STYLE SEASDhABLE GOODS,
smaog which are,
Eight colorcd painted Cashneres,
Reh satin stupa De LANES.
Chihuahua P5,ds, very handsome,
Gslroos oieycry design aud pnee.
PLAIN and PLAID Alpaceas.
Shawls Illudktrrhieia Scads. Sc.
Egyptian Minis, HibbuQs, L9ees. and BIond',
Broad lorhs. Cassimer.s, and esngs,
HAS CAPS. Shoes aud l}oas.
And fine assortment II " inter War. tr house aud
field servants aud IN fact every Article thai can be found
IN Dry Goods ho0se.
We viii give goo14 IN exchange pr home msdc Jeans
inscy WopIlcn Socks bees Max Feathers SC, allow
tap he highest market prices.
The public VIII please cali and scens.
LEWIS Y ENGIEDONF.
S.nt y. ts
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FIVE TOBACCO Lad fOR ..IIr

rIallt Subscriber offers Tor sails his Tract OF and living in
! the county OF Franklin the waters o, Snow reel
containing ~ ACRES,
TINS Land lies we'll Is well watcred, and hcayl, timber
cd, (sone excellent fine lumber convenient 10 several Jaw
nils) very large portion al this tract rich Totarco
Land, about 10 OF which cleared and clover
I. Sdne, Smith will take pleasure showing any
wishing purchase Terms liberal and necre,
taken IN pa, nent. WM. L. SMITH.
My addre.s-A moldton, Campbell
Semi 21-uts
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POE l IL IL.
RAILROAD POETRY.

Tho fllowing rapid specimen of poetry Is taken tr,
shs knckerbpcker for August The author is Mr.. Ju
L. Sake, Of Vermont. Nh s. ccriainly .'gocs IN ii
= locomotive. il no, like poet.
Singing through Che forrest,
Rafting ridge,
Shooting under arches,
R,nnhpg bridges.
WHINING through the mountains,
Buxring Ger the vale
Rls.. rae,-this /. pleasant
Riding on rail
Men Of different a.,at,5ns'
In the eve Of fame,
Here yer, quickly.
Coming to the ssme
High and lorly people,
Birds of every feather,
On a common level
Travelling together
Gentlemen in shorts
Locking very tall,
Gentlemen at large
Talking yer, SMALL
Gontlernen IN tights
Nth loos-ish men,
Gentlemen gray,
Looking rather Rretni
Gentlemen quite old
Asking ior the news,
Gentleman IN black
In att OF "hlncs,s
Gentleman IN clsrci
Softer as wear,
gentleman IN snua
Dresdiulb IN liquor.
Stranger the right
I.ooking very sunny
Obviously reading
Something rather funny
Now the SMILES thicker
Wonder what The, mean
Faith he's got the kNifkrs.
nocKrS Magaaine
Stranger on thr len
Closing up his pespef,,
Now lie snofes aeam
LAe the Seven slcepers'
NJ h.. feet volume
Gives the explanation.
Now The man grew stupid
From "Assorlaiun'a
N.rkot.wpnan ca,ehd
Ol the precious easlot,
Knowing eggs are egg
Tightly holds Ter basket
fsrltng that "a smash
II it came, would surely
Rather prcmaturc'
Ancient maiden lstiy
AuNious, remarks
That there mus, he perl
'Mong SO man, sparks
Royush looking fellow,
Turning TO thu strange,
S.ys it, sapinieh
She is cut Of danger.
Woman with hei bahs
Sitting ,i.-a,is,
Baby keeps .gualhng,
Woman looks in,,
A-'s about the distance,
saws is tutsome talking
Noises Of the
Are so yer, shocking
Singing through the forest
katiliug rdEe.,
Shooting under arches,
Plumbing over bridges.
Whuzing through The mountains,
Buzking o'cf tho vale
Bless mo-tlis is pleasant
Riding rail
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AZ. aR3a;a !:


ar. a63aa
isues held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Supo-
"A nor Court ni Law and Chlnccry. Tor the cou.y
htlst. on Monday, the 2nd day oi August, lSi1
Joseph > pIllard and William Iilard, Plaintiffs,
Ggauist
James : billiard, John Dnlard, James u. Watts Trustee
or Mary \ Watts and her chiren, liam J.. " ats.
husband OF the sud Mary, She having departed thi. lie
ses Philips and Nancy has wife, Rces Cunning and Jane
ms wiie Henry + Beaumont Trustee Elizab Ander .,
and her children James r. Anderson Elizabeth lis wiz,
aad John " atha ami Sarah his wife, defendants.
lN CHANCEGY.
The 'siendants Henry + Beaumont and James p Ander-
son and tlsbcth his Wife, not having their appear
and security according to the Assemb nd
the rules oil this Court, and appearing by satisfactory
den that they inhabitants Of tins Common ah:
ordered that the said defendants do appear here the
first MONDAY in December next and the bill Of the
Plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith
some newspaper published in the town OF I,uchburg, for
Homont successfully and posted at tie front door oil the
Count House OF this county.
\ Copy--ieste.
ROBERT TlNsI.EY, Clk.
/ August lc-w2m
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REPIsrH Il. Christian,

GE.VER.lL.IGE.AT ND COLLECTOR,
=, ESPtr1 FULLY aarrs ms the citizens Of
II L,uclbug t,eues if tie settlement ni CLAIMS
COLLECTION o debt and the surrounding cpnuties
lie would also attend hiring Negroes and collecting
their higr-.
All busiue.s entrusted to him shall with strict and
prompt attention. SEPT. l6--NSw
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MAKING HAY.

Tho time TO rut grass for making hay Just when til.
seed hgns 10 form. Al this period the and leaves
VI all the grasses ronlan the maximum Of nutritiye
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ELK IT RNACE

Eik FURNACE.
ENllE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
Il lst day Of january last, for the purpose of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING.
under the name Of Flppin & Montgomery boa leave Ia
MORN ina pubic thai they are now prepared 10 exeen
orders or oil descriptions Of Castings usually made a,
blast Furnaces VIZ Hollow Ware, Mater Pipes. Stoey
Plates, Mill Gear, sc.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited 10 examine the sipe and aaal
ity OF their Hollow Ware, which NAY be seen at n $.
of the stores 10 iynchburg or at the Messrs Ellis
richmond Orders addressed to the cuncprn. Al I'm
Furnace, or A. \. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also. just to land, onr well selected stock Of
SPRING; AND SJ.MHER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash. or in exchange In
gram. \. w FiIPPlN.
May It's A. y. MONTGOMERY