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!. EUSTACE Il SON

ID ESPECTFULLI solicit the merchants of
Virginia trading passing through Richmond eraniae
thar Medicines Pants and Dye stus They
prepared Inducements they think will make their
eonhne their dealings their to this place.
and FaIseed taken exchange for goods at
the highest market price.
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For DIR. HUETT OF the
p. FEEBrEIcE 81 R.lnxoRr

PEESoH MEDICAL HorsE, FEEDERlcK ST B,lrNoRK
DO hereby eeriy, That had been velm OF the solitary
vice for tie ls years found II 10 asun
character with vo my pain my lungs los, of
appetite digestion hai frrhtll ard waIy No.,
ard last OF eli siur- OF mEt hunrei company kids and
hli ai tie symptoms of quick nation Of life
dayfaW hrs acy..ti.emen, in IN. sun DR uT,Frr ~
Frederck HsIumore favrE heard - u.h or h on
IN New determined To inv him ,.f m
from Cincinnati u sItfnoe and nee. we'd 49, ,y,, -.
AZ his h7uEe above noEed using 10, ue3iep
but expected lie encouraged me to seeD on
kn and my began regain my former roI
AMBITION add tbs day weigh poandI than when IN
menced continued taxing his 1ieine am now perfectly
soFed this day called on hun or graase aud fi-rG
ship a. rescuer and cstorer Of heal now feel
well every respect and rh9 " read my
and who are aeed with -ary make use Of al vIl
Die medicine called Chsmal Juice Of Flowers befo H. too
e ao" ue statement 70 BE- published IA any paper wishes
o' the benefit o. tie afflicted u any peon any tser
fho"'dse Of ny Gaze they may apply or write to
street between Main ami Walnut st.. C,peBrs or A. me-
hfo' cfnaw corner Of Elm and siIth Cincinnati ate Of
sr.rt M,srL.Sp Baltimore City to wit. on this ei,hea,b
Jay m NoEtmor IN the year Of Lord SIS person lily ap-
d Maryland city Of baltimore Chase NJ Eoadosr
ana made oath on the Holy Egangey Of gby that he
facts and statements continued nurnrn OF Writing
are Just and tue sworn to before JOSEPH BRECK
Justice Of Pence.
II this publication meet the eye Of any one who in the
discretion and mprltence attendant youth have
on hrseany Of the auleI % above 70 which IN P,,r
Doctor oder' biz pied the most 10 yrzss rer
Tie believer that be has the Of r,medyur
and oi nbi-inng Tor Item ouf Or 10 1arre
TAKE NOil'E-That Dr. HuEr VIII not advertise any more
mtttat b. vel known Only Physician IN m. tprd
siie' VINO 'dears The vcnefcl p1fon stsn wat
newer alrnE written forfeiture A. IN r case
o pr hiu ~ ard other WIN were given DE by
physieians Il h gh FaHcirg.
5- Remember, pr HUgT II h. French Medical Home, is
south feres street % trees before The house
hayer daily from 4 ". TO 10 r. 81
Baltimore SEPT O. IsfG
Or Persons distance may b. cor suited y ritsr most IA
and have n medicine auy rlrt NJ Che rrtry
L m.hlI E 30 WI known throughout h- word 'h.ths cor
''n''tis ned ghy direct their letters follow ur HtET
bhlmoc, NO. and tcy Will come raio tsnI. aps
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BENEDICT C. II. GREEN.
STATE oT MAETLASp,
u a.-. -

BALTINoEE CITY W.T..
Be remembered that this I'd day January Is45 bfor.
the subscriber Justice Of the Stste IN and for ~
city Aforesaid personally appeared Benedict Green and mac
DATA on me Hoy EvEngey o. Almighty that the matter. and
facts set forth the above eerdate are lust ana t az
s'a'ed swoIn before JESSE CLOUD, J. p.
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This article vii ce !CGnu Inva uso.e. where
E-rs.ns SO Suel Eee- NJ Cfszfct Ger
Ezes. hs Tea ans a-rss-E tts-l tro- D.
s1-rsf ifr aszgfar fri-szs tse-ols .resane o.
neuIr1laC - oc'1r from I'D Ieeh-Jh- bAc trath O.
an P~oas Nbo lE'rder- S1un1chs Tins
Baiszme EIEr which Implicit reIaree BE-
placed. has The approval ' III rc>ecahe Pm
an IL nt both Elropr an- The UH,ei states
~ Duyal Purcell L DGya, P Johnston P NJ
a Eur;acs son. :. ~ ZachsSn. A. Leslie. A 20
deessr BIO, R.ersa SgUtswooi - Rotcrts G. Corning s.
Co Pdbvrr. e. Breeden HiaAsster; Cooke, Frr1sks
bHTg tbs prime Druggists throughout the L. =
h G. A Wright Sole Agents ioI the L. s. PAilaaPA.a-
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ys,o THE BEAUTIFIERS OF THE COM
n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EFfICACNl-M

EAU DIVINE VENUS AND NYMPH SOAP, composed OF an
surprising efficacy for rendering the
SKIN SOFT AND FAIR well as mPainga DELICATE NOSE
ATR HUE TO the complex
nd Distinguishing cham
JULES HAUELS
NYMPH SOAR, EAU DIVINE DE VENUS nav be sat 10
Composed FOR the Of The
nrnu the exclusion Of al AI
lure IL incidentally band purfy
and srohnE aRj BY pos and
sscrory erPols al impurities from the saee- a.
tendency inflammation an ~ us uCtts Ahaae
sactuary dbspaes rc4ness V7c feeS suasurn AK
hucalto fcae lcvt
I'd q
vhten~s. har9s hE,ur ae-s
er eczuzlct 81 AaFF F-os- ~
.vrs aFPearzncs % yoGihi1 aevarse-
@ lie Fcs Saiss ~soeSals Gst va, -
JULES HAUEI-
Pr-e.aal Cnsz-rs A. Pc-fzlS-,
Scz-s TazrS asscs Csesz1l
A. q NJ Arrns L FS-erI. : 1s-rI.
rs,su---s Nnlr Ns-1eFr. E-zs
.z---s Es-A-us C-ng Ts@z-s g. Fs-s-Se-g
~ 49, q - I-utrszs t,-.lgh - Iulsc -
~ Frz1glr irs-EE-s
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SPRING STOCK OF
Boots, SHOES, Trunks, &c.


SPRING STOCK OF
Boots, shoes, Trunks, &c.
WYE are now opening, by different arrivals
nom Philadelphia and Boston, spring Roots
Shoes Trunks which has cen selected nom the factories by
peisoh within the the
stock larger and general than
have offered Cor the spting trade before. full
articles In tn adapted 10
county trade which would the
confident give subtraction both quality and
being determined sell a. such goods be bought Nor
fok Philadelphia Baltimore We ash call nom and
country Dealers either OF wholesale OF retail
PUrNEY q WATTS.
NH l2 No. ii3 Main street. Richmond, Va.
OAR, CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGAR
~ woolseys' and Coverings, Tor sale by
mh6 WILLIAMS a HANAII.
EECHES.-6O0O European Leeches, very
healthy aud good condition When repaired. they
put and safely distance the For sale by
NH PENrON JOHNSTON, Druggist
CuEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.-wARD ~
~ JENKINS lEa,c squaic) will open this morning from Aue
tion the following great bargains
Linen Cambria Hdlf. Tot i2te
Brown Cotton Stockings do.
Lead cord Cotton do. do
Misses white do. for 6, and lee
Beautiful Lawn. ct dresses zoe made
1000 pieces Caieoes, all price. and cheap
New goods way and feh goods opened day
WARD JENKINS. Eagle
DERFUMIGATORS.-A Scientific md vaIua-
ey may dictate. For sale by DuNALL 4 PURCELL
mise I49, Main Street
NOR THE LADlES.-rhc subscriber has
which he would ea the acntiou OF all they will be
sold NH 10 ALIEN HILL.
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q NASH FOR RAGS-Ihe Franklin Manufacturing Company
~ intending extend their Of Paper, will
the highest linen Rags white eooured
County Merchants forward parcels the SlbSeT
Der, who willremitpaym ent as he may be directed
JOHN RICHARDS,
SupcTinie rankin Ma Comply.
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MO MORE WHITE, GRAY oRRED HAIR.

remedy which enhances considerably the beauty and aicr-
tn Of the from that which much dskd
IL pleasing have Efficient these defects To
effect this Of hair wished for the grand
failing property JULES HAUEIs VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR
DYE which the proprietor with justice state is far beyond
thing of the kind know this other Its
powerful though This chemical
result wonder as enables TO dye instautaurousy s
iar without the least ncsnveh For changing red
lNr wins &C brown, black chesnut
The slightest evil consequences need be feared from it.
altogether harmless This composition the only
by the Of Chemistry dye ndeble
Eradaons of coor without danger
las justified the liberal patronage and unlimited confidence
public black required for boz marked ~ brown
boz mark.dH.
For sale wholesale and retail. BY JULES HAUEL.
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ROBERT MOTT

House sign Painter and Glazier
Esrf door tAs ErsAssgs Bask- RieA-Ssd, yrrtuis
las supply Paints Oils CoPe and other
varn-hcs, Painters Brushes and Blenders An
French American Window Glass nom eIi0 to
326 inches all OF which he dezrous to seor ~ort the
most reasonable terms.
IA supply OF Soap stone Paint. for low,
Dsror aintto Fin or h.nred Roofs N
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RICARDO'>
PALMA CHRISTI P0MAnE.

TIE P-7--5e,o- O. thss NEW and he1G;lial pre-
r1r-r- ---sa-u-r alv-s -ral
sr-z-E- iru-faL - -7s1ras<f tc - Haff
r--l-.1-lug F-ru- O. r-Jrez-rE fll ~
Iank SONS y II - Nil. FL lNIR
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GARDEN SEED.

EXON GRoHERS or KSoHN REP UTaTTO!v AND VAR
RENTED FRESH IND GENUINE
AZ Wholesale md Retail:
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fENE mEDlCATED INDIA RUBBER PORIIS PLASTER
n FOR PAINS AND SWEI.fINGs IN ANY PART OF THE
BODf-Thee piisters certainly be considered
Triumph OF art The idea of making plaster and especially
ndia ruber plaster, certainly
must enhance The tmacy Of p1srrs remedial application
The treatment OF disease, by this the
Other acri matter which crude
escape through the plaster thus preventing all risk of hrr
absorbed or taken into the circuat This
Der them Infinitely superior all other pIsers
~ ZACHRIssON
uIi9O
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
Z HAVE superior article Of Brushes from 90
arIo!es.
Glass OF the best quality, from whoesas
sfretaL
Mie Load hafd 10 beat ~ teEr from IS lbs 50
The ABOVE acies are o. selection
ounify gentlemen would DO eramtnc these
goods Hnd Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop Nam street,
Nest door Co tno Exchange Bank.
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nd retail, by JULES HAURL,

No. 80 : Third street, below ChesnUt, Phla
And by Agents Giuter, Duva T. Purcell Duva. z
DuqueEne Main street Zlchrsson Donn McCueen Broad
Richmond Chs Corning, Bragg Thomas Co. Petersburg
most an the Druggists through tie Union.
l Beware OF Courterfetsi-Ask for JULES HAUEL5 VIZ.
GETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE Il you genuine art ca
LL-A nrcnl-E a..aL-ee EIanEL-n In.-iLle
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
-, 80 -lLrrL IA Ie1z

,2rnericm Office, .Nqrch. Is, lS47
CArrLE.-lhcrc were $50 head Of Beeves
offered at the scales today, Of which 80 were
driven 10 New York 90 to Washington, and
the balance, $50 head Were purchased by CT
~ ty,cheS at S3al per 100 lbs. on the hoor,
,5lal to tja7.7j net, and averaging $500.
showing an improvement Of G! cents over that
d. ae previous week.
lcGs-Salos Of live Hogs are making at
$5G2ia6,15.
FlouG-No sales Of Howard street Flour
have been made since our last report There
ARE buyers at 1915, but sellers are not dispo-
sci to uke THIS price and are asking S.. A
sale Of 1000 bbls was reported TO have been
raase at 1913, but we could not trace it salts
tat,or.ly. The receipt price was unsettled
Sales TO day of 100 bbls City Mills Flour at
s..
GRuN-The demand is limited, and the
small lots coming TO market sell al lSal25
cts. which is a shade lower than last week.
A small. parcel Of Penna. red, not prime, sold
at l2D cts. Corn is very duh and prices are
ceator two lower The sales of yellow today
were made at rs cts and Of white a, 72a74 cts
principally at 70 cts. Sales of Oats to-day at
4Jai5 cts.
BAcoN-No large sales Of Bacon have been
made. We quote Western at 7iaS cts. for
Shoulders oia9 cents for Sides, and 9ial0
els for Hams.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
.lLEX.lNURLl .M1RKET.1
Gazette Ofice, March lStb iS47

Gd.1He UJIcc, J'IoTch Iah, Io47. :
FLoUR.-The market IS n, stand, and ra,h-
or dull. The sales yesterday were 100 bbls.
Canal Flour, 500 at $j65, and GOO at S5G2s.
Wagon price unsettled, Receipts moderate.
CoRN.-fhe receipts have fallen off in
some measure. and the market is dull. Sales
yesterday Of 1000 bushels yellow Corn al 79c.
and 500 bush. white at 75c.--from the Canal
One cargo atloat unsold when our report
was made up. 70 cts offered Wagon price
zoe, a re. We would say to some Of cur
friends sending Corn by wagons, thatitwould
be well to clean it a little better. The poor
Irish want the corn, but they can do without
the silks and cObs.
WHEAr-Nothing Of importance doing in
Wheat Magon price l0a | l5c for GOOD rcd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18

prRrEcrLY conference.-the Union
tells an anecdore Of Gen. JACKSON. which is
perfectly Characteristic. When" says the
taaa. Chef Justice TAHEy administered the
CAN et o.iice 70 Prcsiden, VAN buren,, Gen.
JeKsoE, standing By, remarked with his
Characteristic knowledge of the American peo-
DE There IS MY. chef justice rejected by
'lr senate. swearing in as President MY min
lier to England. ij,eicise fejecled by that CON
eayr.'" Here is the assumption, and the de-
,.neiuiicn Mn Chiei Justice" and "my
Minister p aud the Senate g, ooscLAyE y
And we dare say, the Union thinks this was
all very noble. and appropriate. and republi-
can, and Democratic i-.lie1. Gas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18

tisx. TAYLOR AND THE PgEslDENcY.--Pol-
iticlans are not likely 10 make much by spec
uIatng on Gen. TAYLOR for the Presidency.
In conycrsing with gentleman recently, who
tod him he had been named for that office, he
replied II am sorry to see it. have always
thought and still! think civilian and none
ether should hold that office. have no other
ambition than TO bring this war to an honora-
be close then go to my farm aud there IN
The bosom Of my family live and die. am
no politician, have had no chance to vote
tor a number ofycars. could he have vo-
tad at the last election, he SAYS. he would have
supported Henry CLAY. He was opposed
to tie annexation ogTexas.
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GEORGETOU.N .M9RKET ,

,fdpoc0ie ODice, ,MDrch l3h, lSi7
FLouR,-Market dull, with decline OF l2,
cts perbbl. Sales at s.. 62s. in limited way
buyers at that rate, and sellers al 1912.
NHEAT-lhere has been but little or no
variation prices throughout the week. Sales
Yesterday OF morchantable new Whea, al Is
cts, and more inferior qualities at ITO to ll2
cts. Receipts fair
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The MarricdbVVOsaan's
PRIVATE
Medical Compayaio.a
BY A. NJ. MAURICEA
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES ~ womEs.
Just Published.


Just Published
Price ST.
THE important secrets here contained,
Il though oil nature strictly intended for
the Married, yet TO those contemplating mar
riage, it is equally important
The various Subjects treated of in the MAR
ried Womsn's Private Medical Companion, ;"
are OF nature with which every female, either
marrea or contemplating marriage, should be-
come converSant, especially the great French
discovery here contained, to ignorance Of the
existence of which the life Of many a wife has
fallen a sacrifice; as also restraining many
prudent persons, from the dread ofpoverty Oh
prospect of large family Of children, from
marrying.
To the female afflicted with the various COM
plants arising from a stoppage, rregulSrity i,
decline, or retention of the Menses, it is inval-
liable, as containing the causes, symptoms,
and the most certain remedies for the removal
Of her complaints.
Every husband. and every father, as also
every young man contemplating TO become
one, will here find suggestions, which once
possessed, no pecuniary consideration will in
duce them to part with. Their own happiness.
the future happiness of their children, depend
upon being possessed Of the important secrets,
contained IN this work. How true it is that
knowledge is power how often i, is that what
we acquire for one dollar, we would not part
with for thousands
On the receipt Of 81, the "Maried Wo-
mans Private Medical Companion" will be
sent free of postage to any part of the U. States
Address (posl-paid) DR.. A. M. Mauriceau,
Box "l224,' N. Y. City. Office GAS Broad
way, N. Y.
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for this work, and the liberal discount allowed,
enables pedlars, travelling merchants, and 9th
er agents to realise handsome profits from its
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(pos,- paid) as above.
March Is, IS47-lm
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ESgrHy BHsk.

WAS taken up, in September last, as an
w estray, large WHITE c.,ws,A
BULL. with some dark red llssSsy3-S
spots on his neck, head and legs, ~.
has swallow fork in the left sesT4Ss;ssrsa
ear and crop off the right; rs supposed to be
about years old, and appraised at S25.
The owner Of the above described animal
is requested TO come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take it away. 81 !,
JOHN NJ WAITE, 7
March IL, lS47-3w
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AgB, DANIEL s. WHITE having ap
IVA pointed ME his Trustee lor the purpose
ofseti!lng up and collecting all debts due To
him, | hereby give NOTICE 10 all persons iade5t-
ed 70 the said Danl, s. While, 10 come for
ward and pay up without delay or close their
accounts m some satisfactory manner WM.
LUTHER SEBERri is authorised by me 10 col
lect and settle all such accounts.
SEAMAN GARARD,
Jan. %, 1S47-tr TI7siec.
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On the 18Th inst, by the Rev John winter,
SAMUEL ALBraHs. Esq Editor Of The .yirsinia
Republican" TO Miss SUSAN NJ spowrps dsnsh-
Ter Of Mr. Ezekiel Showers Of tbs place.
On the 9Th Of February, by the Rev Icui. y
Wilson, Mir. LEMUEL CAMPsR1L 10 Mis-. IsApyt'.
MckowN' daughter of the hate San'l McKowp.
dec'd-all Of thi, County
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FEYHE volume Of ''TsE CrLriyAron.3 p for
u 1871, is printed ON new and .heaohfA
type. making tie most beautiful as Il is tie
most valuable, and The cheapest, considering
its size, Of all our Agricultural periodicals.
Single copies 81 per year-Sevtn copies for
S5-Fiiieen copies for $40. Published by
LUTHER TUCKER, at his AGmctLruRAr
WAREHOUSE AND seen SronE, No. 10 Green
ST., Albany, n, y, to whom all orders should
be addressed, who also publishes 1HE HoRTi
cuLrURIsT and Joiarlai q Rural .4ri and Ra
raj Taste, monlhIy magazine, As pages oe-
tayo, illustrated with numeH US engravings, NJ
s. Year This work is edited by A. ]. Dow.
MING, Esq, OF NeWbuggh, the well known at-
thor Of various works on rural and horticulu
raj subjects Postmasters aad others interes,
cd in agricultural and ruraIinpro~ements, ore
invited 10 act as ageAts for these works.
Feb. Is, lS41.
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VARIETY.
I'D rscy's CcleEra d
WEE EITuG-:

a Remedy unsurpassed faY ErpcAipsg Basras--
Bisa4usisd 70 eastails noittag Of ressA
Gus character, bal 70 bcSsagle n t. &C.
ton and ssfe N Us aFpsieasaoa.
1T i net the desire or intention II the undeFA
4 signed 70 give the above ,enitdy The efdins.
" pigGng whieh generally attends the Seyey
jisement af QHatk .f'sdiriises- do re- fe-
cetunlend pf5 III Hs@ty for ary thing easp fisnu
he irsaucsidn d AEorms fieu Tie animal "
teIl--fos This pUlpose, v regard i rs q spscifs
We have seen he tSea of rstsf 81 Ire ssuii
ne remedies ioeui u m M. ma MsJisa. "a
wen IS a grs AZ many ofthe Compounds ofltt.
"a to iaenablic Us ! I. Ut s9ss. but feel con.
h'en. 40 remedy cpn III iSuNd ia The wtcls
isj If Reiuesns t4at cunshnes as mitch Srefg,
aai gets As tf'tctaalIy a. TIE one we otier
l)ally demonsrasions Prove i 70 be nc onlt
uayY Rrme3l aud We taight produce cUsah.
cafes lf1m cuf mest respectable citizeas III ii
y0r o. It's tlietts BIT our object IS n0tte < 4,
the ceTBticafes Of jhhse WHO have tried Il. But
ills Is rtt othelsit tant Of such remedy u
TRY IT themselves, and we have no fears
as 10 the leS8h
TITS prepared only b tic undersigned. who
has il for either wholesale OF retail.
These who buy e ~ again, vii Be ALLOW
"a fair discount fiom The retail price, which
IS 25 cts. per vial. w. DORSEY,
Match 4 Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18

=. TeREE MfLLIos BILL, without the
i.br..,scps Of the Wilmot proviso, passed
1'a+"-.seai II the two Houses and IS now law.
~ IN i,seIf mas tim cover OF plausibllity
l's e,ce oft; bat TO understand il Alright II
% Z. s. considered IN connection with The re-
lss a ne Committee on Foreign Relations,
i onen Senate, declared its real nsture
~ ar readers have not forgotten Mr.. SEWERS
s-.l--,sai the object Of this extraordinary
@,.sranris,ion was 70 furnish the leader OF the
ian army with the means OF paying his
..'ors ii order that they might be made srac-
~ IA his hands as he promised 70 be IN ours.
IL rs suppose that this declaration goes 10
LOO as il must, in advance OF the appro-
Ton. What ihen7 The people Of Mexl
J. Nil behold in their leader penslonary OF
~. United Slaies--an unmasked traitor, who
.l.o;gas money from the enemy 10 subserve
%oenemy's purposes, Is ii not sol And u
.b, "a how can SANTA ANA retain the con-
e5oreo Of his counirymen2 Let us reverse
H. case. and suppose that 10 war between
We limited States and England for example,
.a couI6ander-in chief of our armies in the
SaLdbed atthe same time the Presidency and
,gas \ man Of controlling influence with
,Cycerfil party; that he was willing 10 con
~ Jisrraceful peace, but feared 10 arow
himself 50 lest his popularity. and influence
,@;rbt b. endangered; and that, finally, 10
.tg7rorhen bis hands and 10 give him the
Ems Of procuring subsuryieni instruments
h accomplish hi5 design, tue British GoveTn-
,oenf, 10 open Parliament, appropriated q
larra sum for his use. II such man should
moi fall al once from his high position, over
waeined BY the Indignation Of his country
ueD, II would be because all sentiments OF
honor and PATRIOTISM had become extinct
amongst US, and the faculty had become lost
Of fecognizing the worst characteristics Of, rea-
son.
There is one point OF view In which we
can understand how the Mexicans might per
mi, this iulaglc TO 60 on. They may know
very wei dat the whole project is only
scheme on the part Of SANTA ANNA 10 get mo
uev and obey may wink al the s,ratagem by
which this Government allows itself TO be coz
.~pA. Il nav remain IN the recollection of
Musicians that SANTA Anna has duped Mr..
pax once already, and that the manner IN
which thr exiled chief was brought home and
restored TO the head Of the army, did noiin the
slghtest degree affect his devotion 10 Mexico,
or Impair his efficiency as commander
WHY not suffer this accomplished master OF
duphctv to carry on his game? Money is vc-
~ desirable TO the Mexleans--very they
could fight US 10 much better advantage with
few millions in their Golfers; and 10, here
comes a simple pigeon ready 10 be plucked.
The chance IS TOO good TO be lost, the game
is ireslstabiy attractive to the prince Of Mex.
can sharpels. 1t is. a. much better way OF
raising money than 10 lay taxes which can
rarely be collected, or to seize upon church
property from which nothing can be realized
except unpopularty. -Bah .4'ner.
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IyEED,

At cool Brook" his residence, near Hs,ers.
! "n. ma" % the 9Th iost, GEeRsx /. HAERY,
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.EOaeE EINNIed.

ENHOSE indebted to us, viii please bear in
n mind that the time for making our Spring
purchases is near at hand, aud that we are ne
cessarily compelled to have money We there-
fore requested those indebted TO call and make
payment.
J. W. s. b. r. BOYD
March II, ls47-f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-03-18
stone Coat
corn Es%s,,Eed.

4 WISH TO purchase a few hundred bushels
Il Of pure white or yellow CORN. for which
/ viii pay liberal price.
X. r. Depot, Feb. 4 w. KRoEsEN.