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.ROBATE NOTICE.-Notice IS hereby

nROBATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
J, given tn all persons interested, that final and
| partial settlement accounts have been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of MDnroe and State Of
Ohio, by the executors, administrators and guar.
dams OF the estates Of the following named per.
sons, to wit: Sc sit
Samuel II. Rowud, Executor CT Arthur Porter,
Final
Thomas Griffith, Executor Of John Linn. PartIais
Morris Danford, Administrator Of Samuel Dan,
ford. Partial. 81 eL.asil!
John Hilton, Administrators Of James Hilton.
Final. ~
Isaac Yoho, Administrator Off. P: foho. FinaE
James Lanam g. William Lanam, Executors o.
Thomas Lanam. Final!
Isaac Conley, Administrator Of jesse Gcnley.
Final. rt irTs.st ~ NJ p9s7t1u. Nsfi .tss.
Elizabeth Robinson, Administrator of Cleland
Robinson. Final.
Hezekish Safle, Administrator of7Charles Saffie.
/ Final. .fH r. .YG98 gctH
Warren H%ollister, Administrator of Elizabeth Yor
no. Final.
Albert McWeny, Administrator of Isaac Dillon
Partial nv
John Kerr, Guardian of Cieland Robinson's heirs.
Final.
William G.. Walton. Guardian of Isaac Baldwin,
lunat,c. Final qftn-.
John H! Williams, Administrator Of Ephraim,
Williams. Final.
That the said accounts are now on file IN SAID
Office, subjectitD the inspectionof all persons in-.
terested, andiare continued'until the April term.
of said court, ISIS, for final settlement and confir..
nation WIN OKEY, Clerk, 70
Oct, 30-3w a .IIra. rs.d at3p ftel
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Farm for Sale.

The Subscriber Offers FOR sale the valuable Farm
ON which he resides, situate Oh Subfish Greek
Mouroe Coalaty, 4 miles from the Ohio River al
the Town of ~Clafmgt9n, and on the raaia road
from Woozisieid to CkringtoR. Said farm con-
ss,s Of 1850 acres, 50 acres Of which are clfared
and in high cultivation. on shfsh Is q iargs new
frame Barn, a comfortable dwelling, an orchard o
excellent fruit, the whole farm Is well ~atered,
besides . good spring and also All exreileDt we'll q
water at the dweiing-For terms apply 10 me
subscriber on the premies. The above farm =
kaoun BY the name Of the Bnskivk farm. lis
: GTE5 .asi55 JOHN MONTGOMERY
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The Great Specific tor Coughs, Asthma, Con
SUMPTION, and all ofhr Diseases 81 The Lungs.
USED BY THE lNHADiTANTs OF CHINA FoF
MORE THAN 1900 EARS, AND Now FIRST
~INTnopuchD N TIE u. STATES
Prepared in,iIely from the root OF GINSENG
and warranted TO contain no preparation OF Amt.
mony, Mercury, or Opium,
Its controlling power over these diseases can be
attested by hundreds ia this city, who are ready
to. testify that il has raised them
From The brink 0fMe GapeI
after they and their friends had long eeasedito hope.
An agent writes-''You our medicine is doing won
ders in our neishborhood, as short a time as we
have had it. For Of our neighbors, whose certi-
ficates | send you, date their
LIES Sn'pgtiOn TO IT,
Send on a fresh Supp IS fast driving out the
old emedies-,he low lr.a 1t which you put it
Only 80 Gents. ~ Bottle,
is a consideration these hard ,tucs!"
The action of the Ginseng E>ga n differs from
that af any other preparation ev.. o. 'rre offered
for the same class of diseases; instead [. letting
the Bronchial irritation by their soporif1. propct-
ties, and thus rendering the lungs insensible l0 the
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LOOK HERE

E1 STEED has just received from the EAST
Oh . a New and Splendid Stock of GROCE-
RES, consisting in part of TEA, COFFEE, SU-
GAR. M0LASSES, RICE, TOBACCO, PEP
PER. ALSPlCE, GINGER, SAL ERATUS,
RAISINS. NUTS, CONTEMPORARIES, Sc.
Ako A superior article oil BLUE and BLACK
INK. NERVE and BONE LiNIMENT, GOD
FREY'S CORDIAL, CASTER OIL, &c &c
Also COTTON YARN GLASSWARE and
PATENT MEDICINES. .
All OF which he undetermined to sell asCHEAP
as his neighbors. CALL AND SECT
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ENOR SALE OR.RENT.- dwelling House.
ID aud two acres Of good tilabIe land. stable
and other suitable out buildings, and al goudlgar-a
den separately fenced up Tie House.is calculated
for a tavern, but easily converted. into a store,
rnom, situated Immediately above Anshutz, Pol!'
lock g. Co.'S steam mill and store, at present occu-.
pied by DR. c. Winter. For price and terms en-
quire of the subscriber, living in Switzerland
township, Monroe county, Ohio, half a mile from
Esq. S%Ghappat b. BERGUNDALL, Sen. .
Suntish, o., Oct 80. S. nsc,f
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MO ".

,THyHE Winter term of the MONROE ACAD-
ENVY will commence Oh the first Monday
!of November, to continue twenty weeks. me
Tuition. from five to. tan dollars per term, ass
followsr HAa
Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar, 500
ElocutioD, or Philosophy, S. 90 4,
Astronomy, Chemistry, PRACTICAL &C.
otsetry or First lessons 10 Algebra, 9 90, pa
Algebra, Legendre, or Surveying, Z 90 81
Moral or Meutal Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Logic, Latin, or German, 8 00 !,
French, Greek, or Hebrew, 10 0N "a
TEXT BOOKS. ..r.,evs
Davies Mathematical course, riz: Davies Arith-
metic, Davies First Lessons in Algebra, Davias'
Elementary or Practical Geometry, Davies Bouu-
don's Algebra, Davies Legendre's Geometry. and
Davies Surveying. .,
BY Lectures.
ElocWion-Porter's Rhetorical Raadeps IHUs
Geography-Mitchell's. sA uesg
Philosophy and Chemisfry--Comstock's,,
-0imstead's. ''
BOtany-Mrs. Lincoln's. b 90
GeOiogy--Hitchcock's egpi,
Moral or Mental ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ia
Retorir or LOgic-Whateleyis- D"
Lafn-Apdrews' Latin Series. fE FRA
STEPHEN WOOD. /, t,
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The VaudOis Teacher.

The pilgrims used to disseminate the gospel a
mong the Catholics by carrying with them a boz
of Jewels, with which they obtained'entrance IN
to the houses of the gentry, and disposing Q
some trile, they cautiously intimated that the!
had goods far more valuable. i%nestimable jewels
that they would show, if they could be protec
ted isom the priests, They would then give TIT
purchaser a Bible, and. thus was light shed Il
many places. tits from our native poet,
TIER.
go, lady fair, those silks Of mine
Are beautiful and rare,
The. richest web Of the Indian loom
Which beauty's self might wearH
And these pc iris are pure as thy own fair neck
With whose radiant light they vie;
Ihave brought them with me a weary way:
Will my gentle lady buy'l."
And the lady smiled OIL the worn. old man,
Through the dark and clustering curls
Which veiled. her brow as she bent to view
His. silks and g~litering pearls;
Is she placed, their price in the old mans band!
Aud. lightly turned away;
But she paused at the wanderers Carnest CALI,
My gentle lady, stayg"
20 lady tair,, I have yet a gen.,
which a purer' lustre things,
Than. the diamond fash oil the jewe.lei cro"n,
On the lDfty brow ofkings:
4 wonderful pearl of exceeding price.
Whose virtue shall not decay;
Whose, light shall be as a spell to thee :.
And a blessing on thy way"
The lady glanced' at the mirroring steel,
Where her form of grace was seen,
Her eyes shane clear aud her dark locks waved
Their clasping pearls between:
Bring forth thy pearl OF exceeding worth,
Thou traveller gray and old;
and name the price Of thy precious gem,
And my pages shall count thy gold.
The cloud went Off from tile pilgrims brow.
As a NAL and mragre book,
Uncbased with gold or diamond gem,
Enom his folding robe he took;
~Here. lady fair, is the pearl.o of prize"
Bfay it prove. as such to, 'thee@
Nay-keep thy gold--E ask it NOT.
For the word, Of Cad is free"
The hoary traNel,en went His way
But the gift he left behind
Hath. had its pure and holy work
On thai highrBorn maiden's mihd.:
And she. hath turned from the pride Of sim
To the lb@iiness, 0 fruth,
And given the human heart to Cod
d. its beautiful, hour of yonth,.
And she hath, lett her own gray halls
Where. an aRilI filth, hath power,
Tie, county knights Of her fathers train
And the maidens other jowers
And she hath gone. to- the Eaudois' vales.
BY lordly feet untrod,
wha1e the poor and needy ofearth are rich
In the perfect love of God
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lDR.kE ROYS|
sARsAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY
PILLS.
From the Lancet, august 30, 1916.

From the Lancet, august 30, 1916.
DR.. lie Roy has most happily succeeded IN CON-
bining Wild Cherry and SarsaparilIa with other
vegetable Ingredients, so as to produce a medicine
at once tonic and purgative, the only perfect dis.
covery Of the kind ever made. Their great pecu-
liar excellence, and that which distinguishes them
from all other purgatives is, that their operation is
followed by no reaction. Their unrivalled purify
ing and pungatiSe, properties, tor which they are
indebted to the essence Of Sarsaparilla and other
ingredients, being controlled by their highly tonic
virtues, derived from the extract of Wild Cherry,
they do not strain the digestive organs into action,
as is the mode of operation with other cathsrtics,
but on the contrary strengthen them into action
Thus all other purgative medicines produce more
or less subsequent costiveness. and sluggishness Of
the gastric juice, while DR.. lie Roy's Pills leave
all the machinery Of the system full Of life and ac-
tivity, and the bowels open and natural. Hence
writes DR.. C~beeseman, they are the only active
purgative which I can recommend with confidence,
and without alarm; for they remove nothing but
what ought to be relnoved-neithe rack norstrain
occasion no apathy nor debililstion-an and leave
the bowels free, open and vigorous But the
great virtue of DR.. LIE Roy's PiIls-the virtue
which has spread their fame over the two hemis-
pheres with a rapidity ahndst MIRACULOUS lies in.
the publication of the hlond, Here they not ouly
stand altogether unrivalled. but fill up the measure
of desire.. They at once arrest the formation Of
bad blood. by removing ali impurities from the
chyle, of which the blood is formed; and more
over keep it clean, by toning and strengthening
the digestive organs, so as to be able to exclude
from it all matter OF an innutricious nature; and
they purify the blood already in circulation; and
never cease operation until it is entirely free from
every ~noxious particle, and full of health, life and.
vigor.
The above Pills are To be had ofthe following
Agents.
WoopsFrELD, Mercer & Manahan;.
MALAGA, Davenport g. Werneck;
BEALLsyILLE, WEIGH g. Armstrong;
C~LARINGToN, VIM. Porter.
Nov. 6.-6m.
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J, r.. BIDENRARN.
TH, BENNlNGMAUS

The business at Lewisville will be- continued al
the old stand by Tn Benninghaus. who lis How
receiving a complete assortment of
FAIL GOODS.
which be will sell low for cash, PRODUCE e1 to
p~uDctaal custoaers,
TIL. BE,NNrNGIfAUS
Levisvife, U Sept 10
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DIR. a. ID. MeMaholn.,.

Has removed his Office to his resideoce, on the
south side Of Main erossstreet, east OF Man street,
nearly opposite Isaac yoAons Tailor Shop, where be
nay be found a all times unless absent on profess
sioosl business ts5a oil io6eu.is s,hl 20 aldW
October sth. s- ae-svff- O.. i4is, q It.il
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Dissolution.

The Co.partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of Bidenharn & Bennlnghaus at Lewisville
Ohio, has this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent. Theadore Benninghaus will settle the BUSH
ness OF the late firm; all those indebted to the same
are hereby requested tocall Immediately and set,
tie their accounts, and all those that neglect this
cali Will find their accounts or notes, 10, the haId.
of proper officers fer collection,
j. r. BIDENRARN.
IIl RIENNlNGIAAUS.
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BOOKS.

II L.. s. J. III. NORRIS bsVe soa SALE a sI
% : of excellent BOOKS, among ~AisA aae tha
G. lrewnig: st,
Mitcbell's School Geography AID AGaas.
- Primary do .,.
Key 10 Mitchelrs Geography
Revised Statutes Of Ohio. Tor Schools.
* Statutes U. s for schools, .
FrostNs History of the u. S.
Child's do ~JfJar. aEfl
Outlines Of Roman History. a6as 10
q Grecian do 3-e p
Oh & H. English :" lf4 sNl8r e ~. -
lfc Gaaiey's Readers. l. M
All Of which ill be soldst Eastern Psiess-
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bis heart, with him there is no pleasant ~associa-
tions with the past-the present is full of anxiety,
care, and hard labor-and dark cloud rests upon
the future. --[Extract from ]. s. Sheeper's Ad-
dress before the Worcester Agricultural Society.
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NArHANEEI. MANNING. JAMES sMntsf
Al A MINING d. SMITH.
as PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. "a .,
Raodyesla. MosFoee eunty. 0hiA
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HAVE YOU SEEN A PATENT ElhSTlC 7
BABY JUMPER.

No trouble 10 nurse Children nop- a-iaS
VIE Subscriber would call the attention
IL OF parents, to this useful and most a
musng article Of the Nursey; by which in
ianis from the age ofthree monthsan& upwards
are enabled TO exercise and amuse themselves
when alone, without the possibility of being
injured, in a manner highly conducive 10
health, and calculated TO insure continual
good humor 10 the child.
No article has ever been conceived more
perfectly adopted 10 the purpose, giving free
use to the limbs, developing the physical
powers, Strengthening the young frame, and
at the same time, being AN infinite source Of
pleasure both TO the infant and the beholder
To the mothers who have no assistant it is in
valuable, as she can al any time leave her
babe alone, and be assured on her return to
lind ii amused and perfectly safe from injury.
II has been highly recommended by eminent
Physicians. for invalid Children, or those suE
ierng from Spinal disease, as its operation on
The system is such as in great measure 10 do
away with the necessity OF medicine, and at
Inc same time afford the exact quantity and
degree OF exercise desired, as the whole de-
pends upon the voluntary exertions OF the
ehiia only. 1t is only TO be seen TO be appre-
ciateo' For Sale by
June H. JAS. n. RIDDLE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND,
IN BERKELEY COUNTY. VA.


IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Su-
IL perior Court of Law and Chancery for the
County Of Berkeley. rendered on the I'd OF
October, 1876, in cause depending in said
Court, in which Thomas Buck is plaintiff,
and Susannah Carper and others, defendants,
the undersigned as Commissioners of the
Court. will offer for sale before The door Of the
Court House Of Berkeley County, on Monday
the 9Th day Of August next, The following
property. VIZ: ONE HUNDRED AND
ONE .4CRES THREE RODS TWEEN
TY POLES OF L~4.ND, living in Berke-
ley County, adjoining the lands OF Parlte's
Heirs, and John McKown, being part of the
tract Of land on which Mrs Carper LIVES.
"A LIS o.
The life estate Of the said Mrs. Carper in
FIFTY ACRES, THREE RODS, 1TfIR-
TY PERCHES OF L.iN,D, adjoining the
former tract.
The plais Of the said tracts are filed in SAID
Clerks Office with the papers of said suit.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, the
balance If the purchase money in equal 10
stalments of one and two years. with interest
from day OF sale--the purchaser giving bond
for the deferred payments. and securing the
same on the land
WILLIAM LUCAS,
WIN. c. WORTHlNGTON, ~oiii .
June IL, lS47.-tds
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Town Lots,
E.fCTORy. SITES,

al private contract. ane manufacturers and
those disposed 10 enter into that business are
invited to view them under the confident be-
lief that they can no where find sites as cheap.
" 10 be obtained or as adyaniageously sliua-
ted
A dam OF permanent character IL IN pro
greSs oil construction, and II and the race way
viii be completed early The ensuing autumn,
when power Tor running from two 10 three
hundred thousand spndles VIII b. made avail
able for factories.
Weyerton is situated on the line Of the Che
sapeake and Ohio Canal. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. and the turnpike from the CRY
Of Frederick 10 l1arpet's-Ferry. These high
ways unite a few miles east OF it. pass IN jux-
Ia position through ii. and separate few
miles west OF IL; and il is thus supplied with
communication ay which certain and cheap
supply of raw materials can be obtained a, all
seasons. and manufactured ARTICLES be sent,
all parts Of the Union. II is IN the midst OF
fertile agricultural region, aud. il is belize
we'd. tha, mol only subsistence. bu, fuel also.
can be more cheaply procured there. than
a, any manufacturing town now improved.
The climate Is fine, and the water supplied
BY numerous springs cannot be exceiied.
Building materials Of all kinds are easily
and cheaply procured.
The first applicants for factory sites, will
be accommodated on the most liberal terms
IL is proper TO remark, that every deed or
lease. for property. viii contain a clause pro
hibltlng thereon the manufacture or sale OF
ardent spirits. and all other Intoxicating
drinks. By order of the Board.
GEORGE JACOBS, Pfea.
Nav u. fS47-iw.
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c;.areesed Chicken.

A curiosity may be seen al Mr.. George Ca
ner's in this place 10 the way oil chicken,
now several days old, with five whole and
perfect legs, TWO Of which leave the body at
he proper place, though little wider set than
is usual, one under the right wing, projecting
forward, one rather in rear of the left, run
ming back, and one in the rear. OF the four
first mentioned. the chicken appears to have
the free use Of the toes, bu, OF the last one,
though the leg is used, the toes are stiff and
white-apparently dead. We saw the chick
en- ourselves, aud would pronounce il quite a
curiosity in It's way.--H9risoaours Republi
can.
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PROCESSION.

HALL OF Sons or TEMPER.NcE,)
.Nartiasbigg Dirisi0s,. No. 40,
May IL, lS47.
4 I a meeting on the evening OF the 18th
IN inst, il was agreed that this Division
have a Temperance Procession IN Martlnsburg
on Saturday, the i9th Of June The Members
OF neighboring Divisions are cordially invi-
ted 10 be present, TO join the Procession, and
participate in the ceremonies Of the day.
S. ALBURTIS.
l.. T. WINTER.
J. MOREHEAD,
T. B. HOOPER,
WIN. WHEN.
MAY 20. lS47--5w
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THE DAILY NATIONAL WING.

EHE DAILY NATIONAL WING is
i published in the city of Washington eve
ry day at 3 O'Clock, p NJ. Sundays except
ed and served 10 subscribers in the city. al
the Navy Yard, In Georgetown, III Alexsn-
dria, and in Baltimore the same evening, at
OF cents week, payable TO the sole agent of
the Wing, G. l.. Gillchrist, Esq, or his order
II IS also mailed to any part Of the United
States Tor 81 per annum, or 81 for six months,
payable IN advance. Advertisements Of ten
lines or less inserted one time for 50 cents.
two tunes for IS cents, three times for ST., one
week Tor ST 10, two weeks for S2.75, one
month 81. TWO months 81, three months $40,
SIX months SIG, one year S30--payable al
ways in advance.
The National Wing" is wha, its name in
.dlcaies: il speaks the sentiments of the Wing
party Of the Union on every question OF pub
lie policy. Ii advocates the election TO the
Presidency o. ZACHARY TAYLOR. subject TO
the decision of Wing National Convention.
It makes war 10 the knife upon all the mea
sures OF the Administration deemed IL be ad
verse to the interests of the country, and ex-
poses, without fear or favor. the corrupiions
OF the parry in power. Its columns are open
10 every man IN the country for the discussion
OF political or any other questions
Ia addition to politics, a large space IN the
National Wing will be devoted TO publications
upon Agriculture, Mechanics, and other use
full Arts, Science in General, Law, Medicine.
Statistics, &c. Choice specimens of Ameri-
can and Foreign Literature will also be given,
including Reviews, &c. A weekly list Of the
Patents issued by the Patent Office viii like
wise be published--the whole forming com
ple,e family newspaper.
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The Weekly National Wing,

one of the largest newspapers in the United
States, is made up from the columns Of tie
Daily National Wing, and is published every
Saturday for the low price Of two dollars
per annum, payable in advance. A double
shee, of eight pages will be given whenever
the press of matter shall justify it.
The Memoirs of General Taylor, written
expressly for the National Wing. are in course
of publication. They commenced with the
second number-a large number Of copies of
which have been printed 10 supply calls for
back numbers.
CHARLES w. PENTON,
Proprietor of .Nat0nai Wing.
Washington, June IL, 1871 800
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A T an Annual Meeting Of the Overseers
n Of the Poor Of Berkeley County, a, the
United States Hotel in Martinsburg, on Mon
day the 7rh day Of June, lS47.--Present, Geo.
Chrisman, Jacob Myers, Alfred Ross. John
McKown, Anthony S. Chambers. John W.
BOYD, John Sincindiyer, Israel Robinson,
William Cunningham. Jr., George w. Rob
bins, Moses S. Grantham, and Daniel HI.
Doll.
The Board proceeded TO lay the Levy for
The ensuing years as follows. 10 witt
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e to Feed The Body as ,reA as The }
GROCERIES.
For the Ladies'.

A T the "Bedmgton Store" the Ladies
IN Will find the latest styles Of
Ia,rns, Ginghnns and Chmtses.
"A most splendid assortment Of CaiicOeS-- pe,y
cheap;
Canlbricks; Plain, Plaid and Striped ,jaeo
nets
s,ciss, Book and Mil .Nuslins;
India and Bishop Lacns:
Linen and Cotton Diaper and Table Cloths.
Inserting aud EdgingS:
Fine Dress Shauis; Cap Nat,
Linen aud Sfciss 4dkfs.;
French Kid Glores-, fancy colo,s.
Blnck Pic Mic .Mdts and Giooes:
Thread and Cotton, Chores;
Biuck and White Cotton Hose.
~. MILLER.
Bedngton, May 20
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NEW SU PPLY.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

II AN now receiving my Spring
= Il supply OF Drugs, Medicines, Dye.
~ Siufs, Paints. Oils, &C.. with Frat,
Candy. and Fancy Goods. Among
% them Will be found -
MEDICINES.
S,raim's PanGcsa: Houck's DO, Saad's Sagsa-
pGriild; james Erpeetorant listers Bal
sam Of Hiid ChcrTy; Kseyl's Rheumatic Pas
ter; 4auy's Superior .uagnesia, Salad Oh
for table use, Sc S-e.
DxE-sTurrs.
Extract Log,cood, Clipped do. Ground do.
Ground Fastie do. Redlecod: do Red
Sanders; do. Cam Hood: do. ,Nadder.
Iiotant Indigo, .allan, Coppcras; coclnsai,
Cal .Nals, SC. Sc
FRUIT. sc.
Cn,diss-ftl assortment. Raisn,s. Figs. Prtmes,
Oranges. Lemons; Dried Cii,Va, almonds,
Sc. Sc.
FANCY GOODS.
Siieer Framed Specfaelcs; Steel DO, do; DO
Shaded do.--Green: Plated Framed do,
Green Goggles; !SiIrer ThimLIes--soIid siirer;
do. do. steel tops; do. do. open end !,
do, Fmger. Shields; Combs Of all sorts and
sises; HAIR superior assortment J.
Pen hIlires. from 6. cts. 10 81; Night Tia.
pers; Soaps-cake aud bar, Peuimierg--a
large assortment Sidk Purses. Sc Sc.
PAINTS. OILS. &C.
White Lead in Oil; do. do. Dry Litharge,
Red Lead, Sugar Led; Lnseed OIL Spis.
Turpentine; Chrome Green. Chrome Vel
low; Sperm Oil, Copal Narnish Japan
Varnish, Black Vanish; yellow Oker.
Stone Oke, Venetian Red Spanish Brown.
Spanish Whiting Silver Sand. Oh Nluiol,
Aqua Forts; Merlalic Acid. Sc. &c,
all OF which will be sold on fair terms by
". DORSEY,
May l3 Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-17
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Ordered that the Sheriff Of Berkeley Coun
ty do collect from each tltheable person in the
one dollar and forty-hye cents, agree
ably 10 the levy this day laid,