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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07

r5E undersigned takes this method of informing his customers
ana the public &c orally that he is compelled 10 have his
sundays. Ill
very olise aiming thy
Saturdays And he would epec ally call the attention
cheNe and smokers to this lie expresses s thanks TO
literally him heretofore and viii
DO all IN hi, power preserve their favor.
lNpi,NAPoLs. March, IA. % 3w CHARLES MAYER
Dissolution of Partnership.
rHNlE partnership heretofore existing under The firm OF eP
Julcimi Brewery business tins day dissolved by
collect
The unsettled business 81 the hrm CHRISTIAN HEP
Indianapolis, Ind, March Il, lsi7 AUG. JOACHlMl
THyE respectfully the citizens of indianapolis
vicinity he VIII the Brewing business at
The keep constantly
hand superior healthy arcs OF strong beer and ale
Also fresh yeast All Orders IN ms line will be romy ate ned 10
AUGUST JOACfIlMI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07

GA very beautiful and wealthy young lidy of
Philadelphia received the following valentine last
week. The writer has probably the play Of the
Lady OF Lyons, and become highly ima gnatIve
= You are above me. lady. but can look up to you
as d. at the stars and worship You as do them.
on are rich and | am humble, but cod Is for Us all
and re worship him at tue same shrine. You would
spuFn ne If You knew me, for am rich IN poverty.
vet despi>e your ,corn; Kiss you daily in mv fancy
aud nightly IN my dreams. on might forbid me 10
love you bu; You could not change my heart. nor
make yourself less lovely than you are; and would
lose even though you should sell the hand adore,
- add gold To the heaps YOU have. You Will read
tins and wonder, and be pleased, even in Your pride.
for IL IS sweet to be beloved though II be b. one be-
meath yea. Farewell
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07

The Rev. j. y. 1Iaff, the well known preacher.
having taken To himself blooming spouse selected
with uneXccptional taste from among the falrest
daughters of Brooklyn, the bhoys Of the town. moved
thereto by some reason best known to themselves
assembled IN force, some | 900 strong and honored
the happy bridegroom with a serenaGe of cracked
drums and Wheeling flies, tn pans, iron pots
bone, and cleaver, with running accompaniment Of
all conceivable aud Inconccveable noises Of which
the human voice IS pabe. including of course the
inlmable and flverIte vel! If the bhoy "h :. IN :.
very much to disturb the bridal party. asionsh
the neghborhoad and make night hideous This
ceremony, which IN France i known as .charvari"
and here as an orgy OF the - halaihumpians," was
finally arrested only by the appearance of the mayor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07
WHITE, GOODS.

IxvHIE Cambria Nnsllns Swiss Book Muslns Linen
~ Lawns Linen Cam cs, Irish Lin,ns 81 Table Linen.
Linen shcctings Linen Napkins Thread Swis cnit, aa
,.on Gdgings, AMI IAservngs, or sale d / K CASLS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07

lDyalsD L.NDER. Attorney nj Law,
E5ST OE I.E'HvTEIeN

Washington Street, IdiangpollS, Itl
March
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07

WHITEHALL has opened gentee aulug House
va ou street opposite Uanch BANK
will br pleased gentlemen with hot
lrn. Members of Legislature pleasant quiet
home good attention She has
A.
ar T. a. ,,,sE or q MIS- WHIrEHIl, herTesdence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07

Ss0.O0O.

Certificate of Plc,s.,.s, II % Nh.1e 'r0h,i~ sl3l
= eI;icsfe at Packages at 20 iiali IicAcf-. o.
Certificate uf Packages III ~ QsaiirI Iic-rfs. 3.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07

Colds Coughs. Sb'fting f Bond Bronchitis Difficulty
Of Breathing asthma, PUN IN tie SIDE b e1st and
Chest. Htoopi"g Cough, CrDup, and all Diseases u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07
WHEY DON'g YOI GAZE

WHY DON'T NOi &Alsfs
At w a. TABD11'S JeNrlry Store aud look, II you don't
"A To il nothing To hook AT the new goods
there YOU win see ace SILVER plated 'dst'rs 81 al
also genera, Il Fmt al AXE Baskets ne" sNs
van, ties aud Tea Trays ~ s'''s % SIN
one of different palcrns; ung with these may he seen Bread
Baskets Fancy I,se aud Kitchen sets, for ldtn N"y
Pistols, except The Revolver tia was
strn and that had shall speak "i IN
dependent articles tbe are many "her niue ana
all ui which VII he SOFA Al east
prices Then call and see or ourselves AZ Tue
sra,. o,a,s.u, tv,s,in.,on Hall 81 W. II. TAlBOI'F
salNCE PIE EAXINS.
5pINcu R,,a,. kec do; Currans, Genoa CHronsi
of me new croo together all the spices &C
SUE hy NOEL. BROWNING s. CO q
FfsfsSEl ARRIVAL.
pVsT received arg of EAST Pins, oitc atesiSyles ana
- NJ {. 4 FFRGEsOH's.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07

JNo. H. Thomson, Secretary II State.
Journal Cuuy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-04-07

Ss'iHTL IT MAY. Secretary.
aSrUEN Posi- PLY sician SOL Broadway.
". indianapolis, General Agent for Indiana
The ~ of Madison aud TerTe iIa,r I
j. l.. MOIHLRHEAD VI. ID. Medical Adviser nj Indianapolis.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-12
"NOble Exploits"

The Cincinnati Advertiser speaks Of the
''no6e cTpioitS'' Of one of the Ohio Volun-
teers- Samuel Myers. At the battle of Mon
terey he was wounded by a ball which pas
sed through the bone OF the chin and lodged
in the under flesh making a dreadful wound.
He had the ball extracted and fired several
times before he would suffer himself to be
Notwithstanding that she ,Cas n
dead man, and id If he didn't tUant 10 kiH
some IF them" These are the "noJie Gr-
pioits" which the Advertiser publishes to the
world. That paper has singular material
cut Of which 10 manufacture "n0bie eTpOiiS"
or a 'nobIe" hero.-Irue Democrat.
"While the True Democrat, an Anti-Sla-
very Wing paper, speaks thus of the marau-
ders who left Ohio TO fight the battles of sla-
very the Cincinnati Herald, a Liberty par
ty paper, labors through nearly a column TO
show that these Ohio cut threats exhibited at
Monterey, that kind of bulldog courage,
which made them careless of their W lives,
IN their eagerness TO murder the Mexicans,
and that they were no towards as had been
charged upon them. In doing this, the Her
aid quotes from the Advertiser the paper re-
ferred to by the Democrat.
The Herald has pursued a very singular
couTsesin relation to these marauding cut
threats. 1t opposed the war, but that noble
otlcer and his brave army must not be ieop-
ardlzed. 1t opposed the war, but if England
or France were TO assist the MeXicans, it
would have every man.. who believes in tho
TlFht'rlnefn OF solf'defenoo, spurncd from the
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-12
The Ohio Regiment and its TraducerS.

Amongst the first of the numerous letters
which were written from Monterey, after the
late storn.ing of that place, was one which
contained a charge against the Ohio Troops
of cOwGrdice. 1t zane from one of the Bal
timore volunteers. We have watched the
progress of the discussion to which it gave
rise, and have been struck with one or two
facts which it has ELECTED. 1t turns out, in
the first place, that the men who originated
this charge, the Baltimore volunteers, were
The men against whom alone such a charge
could justly be brought. This seems evident
from different accounts of the battle which
have been given. Mr.. Myers, an Ohio VOL
%unteer, who has returned home, gave an ac-
count of the affair to the Commercial Of this
city, which says:-
Mr.. Myers assures US that he stood next
10 the brave Col. Watson, when he fell, and
that he had twice called TO the Ballimoreans
to come to the charge! They refused ! and
he exclaimed 'CJwGrds Id COlcords ! .
and ran to the charge WITH THE OHIO
VOLUNTEERSu
1.-THE Baltimoreans actually did--says this
brave soldier, who is coTroborated by numer-
Gus letters, received yesterday-allow their
leader to fall fighting with strangers ! but,
we see, with men who appreciated him. The
Ohio Volunteers actually took the adpance of
the Baltimoreans, when it was meanly un-
claimed, marching before them by the side
Of their brave leader! 1t now appears, plain
enough, why the Baltimoreans accused the
Ohio and Kentucky volunteers with showing
the white Feather,'-it was to cover, in ad-
vance, the cowardice, compared with The O.
hioans, they displayed"
The Advertiser gives the other evidence 10
the point. 1t says -
SNOW, that young Myers may not be as
persed as an interested witness, we will take
it upon ourself to fortify his declaration by
the testimony Of men who are disinterested.
Colonel Campbell, Of the Tennessee Regi-
ment, whose letters to the Nashville papers
we have heretofore quoted, says he was sent
to sustain the Sd Infantry and the Baltimore
Battalion, who had been ordered to attack a
fort, but they JaLsTed, and had taken shelter
behind houses, and got into the outskirts Of
the 'our, &c. so much fo- 'hat,-Hyer' is
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-12
Speech of Theodore Parker,
Delivered at The Anh-JVor Meeting in FaneuH
Hall, Boston, FEB. A., lS47.

Delivered at The init TV0r Meeting in FaneuiI
Hall, Boston,, FEB. 4, lS47.
Ma. CHAIRMAN,-We have come here to
consult for the honor of our country. The
honor and dignity of the United States are in
danger. | love my country I; | love her hon-
or. 1t is dear to me almost as my own. |
have seen stormy meetings in Faneuil Hall
before now, and am not easily disturbed by
a popular tumult. But never before did /
see a body of ARMED SOLDIERS attempting to
overawe the majesty of the people, " hen
met to deliberate on The peoples affairs. Yet
the meetings of the people of Boston have
been disturbed by soldiers before now--by
British bayonets-but never since the Boston
massacre on the 9th Of March, 1870! Oul
fathers hated a standing army. This is a
new one-but behold the effect! Here are
soldiers with bayonets, to overawe the ma
iesly of the people! They went to our NEE
ting last Monday night--the hireling soldiers
of President Polk--to overawe and disturb
the meetings Of honest men. Here they are
now, and in arms
We are in a war-the signs Of war are
seen here in Boston. Men, needed 10 hew
wood and honestly serve society, are march
ing about your streets; they are learning TO
kill men--men who never harmed us, nor
them-learning TO kill their brothers! 1t is
a mean and infamous war we are fighting. 1t
is a great boy fighting a little one, and that
little one feeble and sick. What makes it
worse is-the little boy is in the right, and
the big boy in the wrong, and tells US solemn
lies 10 make his side seem right. He wants,
besides, to make the small boy pay the ex-
penses Of the quarrel.
The friends Of the wal say, Mexico has
invaded our territory = When il is shown
that it is wa who have invaded hers, then it
is said, 'Ay, busshs owes Us money Bet
ter say outright, Mexico has land, ard we
49,, .. I,n.lttn
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-12

n-.M remitiancss 10 be made, and all Ieffers
relating 10 the peeuntary gGdirs Of the paper,
70 be addressed (post paid) TO The General
.9gent. Communications intended for in,er-
hon TO be addressed IL tie Editors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-12

OF TERMS $3.50 per annum, or 1913
(inroriably reguired) if not paid within six
months of the time Of subscribing.
Ap-vEnTlsKMENTs making less than a square
inserted three times for 70 ccnts:-ono
square 81,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-12

PrintedJ for the Publishing Committee ~
G. N. HAPGOoD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
FART FOE G.AAG..,ls.

March is, Is47-lSw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
Bank Notice.

III concrnay viii sfse Ac, q dc Cereal
a Assembly Oh Virginia, passed co the
day 81 March, 1877, incorporating ihe Bark
or MARTfvsBuRG IN VrRsIsIs, notice Is heie-
bv given. that hocks for raising the capital
s,ocE ID sad Bank viii be opened al the U. s.
Hotel 10 Marsnsbarg. on Monday. tie lGth Il
sert sfp nth, (.iiay. Under ihe supeFinlendeuce
Of chas. Jas. Faulkner, Daniel BuGkhaft, Ed
rnund r. Hunter. Jonn w Boyd and George
Doll. ri, or any three Of them.
al HmcAesfer. under the superintendence
Of BusIrod TaJlo Lloyd Logan. A. $. Bald
win. Enoch G. Bfsedin and Robs. b. NolE,
OF any three Of them
n Sliepls<rdaorn. under the superinsend-
ence of Benz. Il. Towner. WIN. Short. Henry
Berry, Wiloughhy w. Webb and John Ii.
McEndfee. or any three Of them.
N Ci.arlestopsi. under the superlniendence
OF VIM r. Locke, Geo w Sapplngtoa, Ehas.
G. Stewart, VIM. &. Worhington and Thus.
Briscoe, Or any three them.
al Bath. under the superintendent OF John
STROLLER. John w. Breaihed, Isaiah Buck,
John O'FeTrall and Cromwell OFrick, OF any
three Of then--and remain open for ten days.
At the time Of subscribing, $40 is TO be paid
upon each share OF Si0o
April Is, IS47--4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
LATEST We WsS :
sszN Essss al
1919
FROM the n. o Picsyasc q April ".
LATEST PROM THE BRaZOS.

LATEST FROM III. HhAAoF.
The steamship Telegraph, Capt Aud, az.
,ived yesterday from the i5razos, having saliea
~ ne evening Of the 9Th instant
To MI. j. Harrison, Of Virginia, we are is'-
5st,sd f3f papers and our orrespondcn1sege..--
N Hanson went 10 Mexico with 1f. Wb,F
,aq 10 bring back the remains OF Lieo'' Aiea.
'ald Bous. who died in me service some
The ramors brought here BY the harry l,opg
,,r,, 81, q ~ totally unfcuuded. oen. lay.
lar did no, get UP with Urea, eho y eou'se
Nee r,as no acton. Still there were runoFs
10 ,bat effect all along the RIO Grande, ara
one was compelled to note them, Gen; ray
Ior made ample arrangements, II would ap-
near. 10 keep open and uomolesied Inc com
,nuuIcatiou between Camargo and Monterey,
and after that pushed on 70 Salilllo.
A train was 10 leave Camargo on the 30th
rl,.. for Monterey, under the escon OF the VIZ
ginia Regiment.
Eight corr panies Of the Massachusetts, rsgi-
ment were stationed at Cainargo on The SUN
ins,. The other two were shortly expected
Col. Gushing arrived al the Brazos on the AIN
last.
The Flag says that Gen. Lamar and his
command Of Texans is gong on 70 oaDliias
and thence 10 Monclava; that from Monclays
taey will proceed by way OF parras TO sai1iiio
following Gen. WOODS route.
The Flag tells us that Rice Gariapd's com
rsny ofmounled rifienen is nearly completed.
'rue men have all been accustomed 70 IRON
ter lie, and are hardy, active and enterpfi-
Ihe same paper records several deeds oil
violence rot very credilable to American Prov
esq One occurred at Monterey, where
Mexican merchant was killed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

Nh. CmrrESpzN, (Gen. Tsylor's aid, who
was passing through Cincinnati on his way
home.) was mortified 10 find that several in-
.cdents oithe battle. enormously narrated, have
been ascri5ed 10 his authorship, and especially
the profanc language attributed to Gen. Tay
lor -rspacuns the second regiment OF Ken
tictY Infantry. The newspaper accounts
Of ilai accident were Substantially correct,
leaving oil tie profanity incorrectly put in the
mouth Of the General. In the distance, the
implements in the way of the regiment, in
mounting the sleeps OF the ravine gave 10 their
motions the appearance of unsteadiness and
wagering, and, under such apprehension, the
Geneiai did remark three times, THAT won I
do" But when BE- saw them regain fair
ground aud move on shoulder 10 shoulder,
Ike well trained veterans, and deliver their
terrible FIRE INTO the ranks Of the enemy, he
rose in his s,iuups, exclaiming, in a tone OF
exulmuon, "lIurraii for old kentuck."-- Gin
cb,,tai ,iilas
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
1,TEsr Faom VERA CRUZ.

We received yesterday teiegraphlc des-
match from Washington, announcing that a
slip from the office oil the New Orleans fica-
ayune had been received at Washington. sta
ting that vessel had arrived al New Orleans
f,om Vera Cruz, bringing tae information that
u party Of Americans, while on an excursion t y
from Vera Cruz, had been murdered BY tue
Rancheros. about seven miles from tina, city J.
a detachment OF troops had been sent out and
found Eve bodies Of the murdered party, among
whom was the Rev. William H. Barnes.
Nj f. NJ. Dimond has been appointed Coi-
lsc;or ~ Vera cruz aud Mir. Felix Peter, in-
soec,or Of cusoms.- Ban Amer. .4p,1l 20.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
BALTIMORE MARKET, Z
american Office, .1prl 10. le47 )


BEEvxs-There was a brisk demand for
Beeves to day and an increased supply was
otiered--all OF which, SO head. were taken at
prices ranging from $3.50 $3.50 per 100 lbs.
on the hoof, equal to 81 1915 nelt. A few
head ofextra quality brought $4'75 or 1928
nett. The average rate Is &il2s
Hoas-'rhe supply Of live Hog is light.
and prices have advanced. Sales were made
today at 81 81 %.
FLoUR.-l ate on the afternoon Of Friday
and on Saturday 1900 bbls. Howard ST. Flour
were sold al 1915. The same rate prevails
today, and holders are firm. but the market is
no; very active, We note sales OF 1900 bbls.
at$575. The receipt price is unsettled. All
lae CiW Mills Flour 10 marketTeady for delrY-
o-y comprising 1900 bbls., Was sold to-day
at&i.
GaNx.-The receipts of Md. Wheats are
very small Wequote good TO prime at l4O
a $50 cts. Sales OF Corn at 81 a IS cts. for
Nd. white, and 90 a Q2 cts. for yellow. Oats
are worth II a 4S ois,--sGles.
BAooN-The demand FOR Eaccn is fair
Sales OF Shoulders are making al II a "a cts;
Of Sides at 6, a cts, and Of Hams at 81 apd
10 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
MoRE VoLUarEErs.-The Washington

MoRE VoLuarEErs--The Washington
Union Of Saturday nigh, says
We understand that the President Of the
United states is about to cali Immediately
abou, 5000 more volunteers into the public
service. They are principally intended to I'LL
up the places Of the volunteers whose time IS
about to expire. 1t is probable that many OF
them viii renew their engagements; but TO
provide for any possible contingency, 1t Is
deemed best to make the present call.
These troops are Intended TO Strengthen the
three divisions OF our army, viz: al Santa re,
the army IN the direction Of the Rio Grande,
and the column OF Vera Cruz.
The Administration are determined On
vigorous prosecution oil the war.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

DEPARTED IN sublunsrJ sphere on the morning
n THURSDAY the Isl lust al ms residence 10 He'd.
grs,liir, berkeley Ceuaiy, Mr. 'iohN siLss' aeeu
sbou, 81 years.
Mr.. s. wassnstye OF the Couo,y OF Berkeley,
where hc had resided ur 10 The re'ed OF his dls'o
luuon. he was Justly regarded. By ail who knew
him. as IN h ness nsan the noh"si work OF Loo ,
HIS vocation IN Iift va, Tia, " an agricultural, asa
by his industrious habits ard good ,coautpy, a'oass
ed for hmse u aud family bsndseme maintenance
lis Up,gh conduct, and nrie' iaifgrity, and gen
ilrmoull intercourse with his fellow men, gained
ier him the esteem and condolences 81 all who haa
the plta'nre 9TH scqpsininee lie = now Ten,
ant q the cold aod ioucl, ,rpulchre May MS ash
..s rest M peace A FRIEND.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
last NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 20 the undersigned
A for subscriptions. Iob.work, SC, for the
last TWO wears, ('fon March l,.lSt5 10 March
!, lS47,) are respectfully notified tina, we can
Rot give much further indulgencc and ihatlf
seu'cmen, be not made by Note or otherwise
within very short time, we viii be- compel
"a 10 force payment however disagreeable 70
either party One Of the undersigned III. K.
Gregg can still De iound either at the Gazette
Office or his residence, cue door South OF Or.
q c. ". Dolls Store.
STER3RT s. GREGG.
hp5il o.. fs.7-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
VARIETY.
Election.


A N Eae~iea WI v lsels n 8efiosey Cegnf
IA s. IN 3'ftry.sg. ~ - = s4grfi. fos cas-
IL perssn . rerresei., m Ia eorzvsssoasl
District b s:e sj.a .sEg s.sa ssvo 81 Eef,
sons d represent he Cogf.s d Eeley ii
the House Is Beieea;es
Attic c'olrt iifotss, Under u 9-Arnien6
ence q DaR.el BuFsasn, aiieA4t slts~t, ia
cob Sascaheaei, Peter 1atanel aii Jchn w
Igyd
81 Garardscra, under the sspe-is n5cncs
81 Alirya Ross, Thomas s. Page, ! a.ge Nc
hown. Richard i seaman snl Nsaasm G.
Alol4aH.
Al becl Crsei, auder liie sprssuf~:tdencp
OF Robrst ! SnrlgyasS, Les taeghan,
t.eege II Rebnstn. Rtbeti Il i.sbiaso,l
saa Believed ~ KAthen
q, Hsjsts-iile. under ,i,p Sapeflntendence
q fdwafa Co.s,ea. fieurY J. elheti. JAMES
ID. Robinson, HezekiaA lelses and Allen e.
Hammond.
Al Falling Udtsrs, under the suptriniend-
ence Of George Chrismau, Lewis b. Willis,
Andrew ". McCleayy. John Hedges and
Charles Downs.
BENJAMIN COMEGTS,
Sheriff IF Berkeley Cosrsiy.
April S, is47-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
Berkeley County Court,

Berkeley County sessrt,
Lns Terra, 1914.
SNOR the purpose Of accomplishing 2 sys-
y ieni Of regularity and Prouptauae in me
collection, Application aud accounting for, Of
tae monies LEVIED for County purposes, the
Cour made the following Order, 10 wit:
"lt shall hereafter be The dulyehf The Sher
IFS, and all persons in whose hands moneys
shall be levied for application 10 County pur-
poses, 10 account annually for the saue, by
The production Of proper vouchers, showing
such application, IN whole q in part, as the
case shall be, and ior lha, purpose tie Couu
doth appoint Harrison Waite is Commission
er and Auditor, whose dniy il shall be 10 pro-
cure well bound book o; proper size, 10 be
paid for by the Ccurt) aud open accounts
therein with the 5herds and others embraced
IN the within Order in which the Shefas
shall be charged annually with the amount Of
County Lev. gong into their hands for col
lection, credited with The amount shown BY
proper vouchers TO have been paid by them 10
individuals entitled thereto; also, their CON
missions for collections ami such delinquent
leyies as shall be returned and allowed BY the
Court-,hus exhibiting annually the amount,
{ any, Of County deposiJums.
''All Commissioners in whose hands mon
les shall be levied for County purposes, shall
be charged 10 said book with such lew, and
shall make similar settlements rsith The said
Commissioner and Auditor, producing 10 HIM
accounts exhibiting the expenditures made by
them with proper vouchers Tor the same; when
approved. shall be credited 10 such Commits
sioners in der accounts, for the services per
formed BY the SAID HARRISON Waite Under this
Order; and for making annually q statement
Of such accounts for publication. lie SHAH he
allowed the suin Of lily dollars per annulu, 40
be levied in the County levy"
And al Court held for Berkeley Counts,
l0th Of August, 1886, the following Order was
made, 10 wit:
.'Ordaged that Jacob Van Dozen be and he
is hereby appointed Auditor Of accounts o. this
Court, in the room of Harrison Waite, deed,
and that he carry out and perform the duties
prescribed by the Ordey The Court made q,
June term, 1874, and that he receive annually
the compensation allowed the SAID Waite from
sud alter the year 1876; and al October term,
1876, ii is ordered b. the Court that Jacob
Vapdoren do settle the account IF the Sheriff
o. the County for the year l8a3 y
Teste.
JACOB VAN DOREN,>c. p. c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
DIR. GILES COOK GIBBONS

HAS resumed the practice Of Medicine
N D. Office. next door TO HoSe's Store, Ger
radslown.
March Is, t641--;f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
Coal, Coal.

r HAVE received large stock OF Smiths
Il and other COAL OF the best quality
Persons a, distance NAV RELY at all times Oh
finding Coal by sending for ~
R. Road. Aprjls J JAMI6ON