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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
F. LATmROP a VAN DEURsEN,

+. LATHROP a VAN DEURSEN,
NO. 81 MAIN STREET
NM opening THIRD SUPPLY Of the fa,h.onable
w Goods for Ladies dress goods have had
power offer for sale. We and others
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere
Rich pink, blue and mode cord Barge,
Black satin striped and plain do
Satin Tslid Pill de Chcre-Nohair goods
Satin Qudnl do do do
Pink striped ond p,iiI Redowas
Plaid Broche and oudnn Poularis
organdi Mu,lns; Printed Lawns
Ginshams-FnRlsh, French, German and Scotch
B'ek and white plaid GinRhams
Reh shk Iustre do
and linen do
plaid Tissues, and IslbeIas
Prints, very large
Piaid and striped bingham husns
Mode eoId Apaea', for riding dresses
Lace CapcE Frcn.h Collars, Cun.. &c.
Iaces EdgrnEs Nets AND Bobbins
Hosiery CLOVIS Nett Mitt &C
Linen cambrie Hjkfs bori'd aud hcms,itehed
Fancy silk plaid Neck Ties and sesrfs
shawl'-n great variety such white cape eooureq do,
Barge Hermann, muslin aud rich silk
Ribbons. Bonnets, Flowers. Rupts, ke &c.
Al the above goodsha been selected wi and
no, m please the most hou' TASTE and nj such cam
not fail to insure 'ales. my 30
ERHINGs-SoO bbl' Carolina Hsrrings Inspected this
IL morning and for faleb
Az IONS PLASTER, landing this morning
ayss RANKIN wHrLocK
GOO CASKS fresh Thomaston LIME, land.
OOO ing and for saeby
my9S RANKIN wHrrLoCR
6ffklNNr SAChO-BeautIiul spring and SUM
- srown miIed solor Aso dress
aad osk Pants Vests Shirts Drawers cheap
iof CASH BY imy nj KEEN CO
EARDENAS uOLASSES-g5 hbds Prime retailing Car.
~ denas Moia'sss, in store and Tor salc BY
my25 JAMES N. McCANDLIsH
Repairing and Tuning Piano Fortcs.
FAITHFUL and prompt attention given 90 Re-
- pairing and Tuning Piano Foues BY Nj J. r. Jones who
regularly Employed In esiatshmen In addition quaL
heauons al Tuner h. Il iu Mechanic ant fully prepared
and competent 10 any part order, having
Manufacturer himself Charges MODERATE
NASH A. WOODHOUsE, BOOKSELLERS,
my 20 and dealer in Piano Fodes
fEMLLow CANDLEsSO toIes Mould Can W. jos, received
fot seby myRS wEHB, BACON co.
MILITARY BLUECLOTHS-Rece and
lVh for faie v, consignment Mty or army Blue Cloths
my " KENT, KENDALL ArwATER
WANTED,
TTNO purchase or hire good active female
u House serant be recommended Apply 10
WADswORrH, TURNER CO.
my Is-9w No. Is Main
TI'EA-2o hfehe't' prime Gunpowdr and Povshong Tes
ny IS WILLIAMS HAxALJ.
A PPBE BRANDY-sI bbis Appls Brady, sr slsby
"a -y2s WILLIAMS AVAIL
ENRESH Soda Buiscults and Salad OIL, just re.
~ esving and Cor sale By ~ CRANZ,
@yss No 2 EIsh.pso BlOoh.
II AbIEs suPERIoR CATERS AND HALF CATERS
just received from the approved Philadelphia Manufsc
tufe supply o Ladies baet and cahers ard half
Gailefs which will be sod oW. JUDAH MYERs.
myS No ~, wsG Main -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

II INEN SHIHTS,-Juu TO hand, tancn Shuts a. 50
AfIpcce. Also Cotton Shirts from co . with a
ormsnt of Hosiery and Glove FLEETS w town Clotkns
store 10 Aaiu 81 conner Of frehanse hank Richmond Va
nHE STUFFS.-Logwood. Red Wood, Cop.
- peria Bue Stone Alum Nader isdgo &C. sale ~
PURCELL a LAnn.
Drsrrss, iOI .vai- Street. p Der s,sr "a. s. i-f-st,
mh2t lNase's Rridrr.
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TO BUILDERS,

INHE Board Of Directors Of the Eastern Luz
matte Asylum. in the city Of Williamsburg will receive .-a
Cd proposals. until ~ O'Clock on Wednesday 10th month";
June for the erection Of brick building about
% iee' by 30 detailed description, correspond the pe
shesons OF the contract be obtained applying
NJ Gait superintendent Of the Asylum, to
my 24-dl2t RO SAUNDRRs P,s, N n;,..,o-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

By Williams a Hn.nN.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY the 9TH instant will be sold in
front Of Auction Store
Strictly prime ST. croir Sugars
do. do
do Cuba au-covado do
Prime New Orleans Moa,ses n barrels
do West India in Hhds
do Western Bacon Sides
do do do Shoulders
do do do Hams
do Green Laguayn Coffee
do Rio
do old lava do
do old Naracabo do
Northern Apple Brandy
otard, Dupuy q Co. Cognae Brandy
Imitation do in half pipes
Extra Fine Gunpowder Tea in half Chests
DO do Powehong do DO do
Prime Ind
Nason's Challenge Backing
Sicily Madeira Wine &c.
TERSSUnder $780, cash 500 ard over credit for APP
proved paper Je W. q H. Auets
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JOHN FISHBLATT,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCH ANT.

ITNHE subscriber respectfully announces that he
- eommeuced the General Commission oca
ted hnsen ~ No. go, Water street, Hoston, where
VII to happy cougnmen ~ Goods u dcsrpons
and NJ hopes By Emery and hinsss give sausacoa 20
thcs who hin with The disposal o. their goods con
seeon traders scuh sud give superior sn
himself
Merchants snd manufacturers respectfully
hin with ths pstCnafe and b sssud ecn.irnaeu
sHtrusted 70 h shall receive prompt and fahfi
JOHN FisuBi.ArT No 90, Watsf ~ Bosioa.
BosroS, April, isf7. my I-d9ma
N B,-Cs'A ssra-se4 v d,sir,S ~ ss.,,Ss-ca.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

tx1....sE5ss NOTICE.-The Water will be
eEzzzD ~ let into the Jane. River Cam. sunday
evening and our Packet Boats will their regular
meneinE Wednesday % Of June
May 2sih ls47. BOYD EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
COTTON YARNS
M BALES assorted Nos, "Upion" "Monticeuo' Fae
lOO tories, for sale by
my9s DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
A YOUNG MAN who expects TO complete his studies at
II Washington College this session. DESTROYS Of procur-
ing situation as Teacher in School private family
ANY one wishing TO engage the of such person.
can learn his name, qualifications &c, by applying at this
Ofice. my 27-6,s
ACoN-3OOo pounds Western cured Bacon hog round re
- eeived on consignment and for sale by
81 NJ
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BIGGER 4 cos LUCKY OFFICE,
l4th Street, opposite The Alhambra,
RICHMOND, VA

d. Paiae & 90, Manager B@ j. Biggo & 90, YeadeT,.
TVNHE ATTENTION public requested following
Grand Schemes Be drawn June
popular mana cement Of ID. Paine Il Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
II ELSEY'S ALTERNATING BEE HIVE.

II LIoE 7 y Nd I ENINN 7 ITNN bEE INV r.
IN This r,ecnty pstsstcd Rive from accom-
pansd BY ceuhcstes superiority over a others in
sHeutss IN
and The Bess can - removed nom Hive
desroynE hem and They eheap supi,
ani durable. TIE tstssesa hey have rveu
wherever hey have been urcd Affords evidence
The Puipo-s q hsse Planters and her
money ~ The Bee culture, they
ssr auiorfed 70 mate snd vend hese Hives dp ough
IN Ne state Of Nmginia ~ BALDWIN,
my9l No ~ Itb q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
ny Hodges, Roy a PuIIiam.
FURNITURE, LIQUORS, &c.

PY virtue Of deed of trust executed to John
- Wise Trustee for purposes therein ntoneJ-
Saturday neIi the 9Th inst y-su
ot corner OF 18Th and Main this city personal
effects Of John w. sharpe. Esq consisting Of
Is Bees, Bsdstsds and Furniture
IS ChairA sdebs ards
I Sofa
Croeiery Ware. Glas Ware
"a Pictures
Tables, Washstands, &C.
Bar and FIiufes
Together with kitchen every article necessary to
Tavern keeping Terms At sale BY oracr Of ns Trustse
JED HODGES, ROY PULIIAA Aset.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

TO HOUSE-KEEPERS.
Y1NHE subscribers have on hand a large assert.
Il Of the following goods which they sale cheap
foT cash, or TO punetual cu-omors-
Ivory balanced handle Knives and Forks Of 81 pieces
Edo. do do Knives
stag, Cocoa Bone and sclCup Knives and Folks
CaTveTs, stees, Bread and Cooks do
Waters an setts and Otherwise, very handsome
Sets Brftana Ware
do Conee Uns [Bowls
do Tea ard Coffee Pots Creams Mugs aRd sugar
DO Pitchers, with and without
Chamber and Tall Haas Candesucks
Coffee Mills. spice MorIais, Sleeves, &c.
CLARKsON 4 GARDNER.
my22 No. III, Broad Street, Of the Hand Saw.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
lotteries.
]. W. MAURY L. CO., MANAGERS,
Csuccessors 60 .. q. Gregory a Col
June, 1917.
35, 900, $4,000, 10000!

orrlcE. NO. CRY HOTEL. RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
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by Il II Dickinson A aro,h.r

NEGROES.
Thu day. at O'Clock will be sold Negro Boy, and N.vr
GHls Ie r III DICKINSON 4 BRO. Auct.-
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by Hodges, Roy q PuIIiam.
NegrOPS.

Negroes.
VIII be sold al the City Hotel, CITY of Richmond ma.
morning at O'Clock, likely NeEroe, consisting on t
smiths about IS years age each aso ItrIy man os 80. ~
age, good field hand and wright 49,
by Order Of n. Trustees
je3 HODGES ROY e. prIrrr.v A..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
HOIISE

HNHE subscriber takes this method of inform
= ing his friends and the public generally he has an
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE, for the sale
OF Real Estate and Slaves He haes from his long er
peFienee IN the sale of such properly be
abstraction to those who think proper enust properly e.
his management
His Office is on Wall Street, Of City Hotel
fe 22-bm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

TNHE following notice was written by Rev'd
u Luther Lee, Edtof u lac Tree wesoyaA 'Every body
knows him1
% SnrH' sresE ColTEr Frts-ws we're presented with
uot o. lese prs .lou time and have had
TWO F's n them thrE DON'T have DO
They orcafed we'll ans believe produced good
suit They vcE'ab and costd with
sugar ihnt there 10 uupeasni ssc IN taking them We
poor medicine dealers generally enjoy
etci nent health, having suffered from for the
weeks than yeas before yet pills
arr highly recommended and believe them Be GOOD med
1J GAYNoR woOD. General Agents Tor This Slate.
For sale b. J. p Duvai Co street. and T. J. Pico main
County Merchants requested on Mersrs Gaynor
Wood General Agents and the Agency Of Pins
I'll commission. RR
SWEET POTATOES bushes sweet Poatocs both eatnr
- and p'antug, In store and ior ale BY
myg VI CRUNP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

by DaNchport, NIIrn a Co.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, ID Of June commencing nj 10 o,,lo.. -
wi" sen a, our Auction Store an Of Goeers. v
90 Hhds prime Porto Rico sugar
20 do do GARDENS anla.sss
iuO Bags lsgulyra, Rio and Java COFFEE
BIeaehed Soar Lamp Oh
Extra Green and Black
Wrapping Paper.
Browa Soap
Prime new Rice
SIX Fur and Dab Hats
Principe and Eagle Cigar &c &c
~ ooa NOronoto' Smoking Tobacco
Trunks and Lemons.
10 Trunks
100 boxes Lemons, n prime order m r.
IERNs-unter $780, 500 over months .rs, n,
@PP'oved PAPER DAVENPORT, ALLEN co,
~ 90
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RACON-sS hhds MddbaEs
- $500 lbs Hog Found, receiving FOR sale By
my25 WERR RAcOg 4 IN
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W We have no dispatch from Philadelphia or New
York.
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WINFREE & SHEPPARD,
Co m m IS m VI err C h n N tn.
Hrnr rkneN

Com m ission Mere hants.
Near Shoekoe Warehouse
COLU MBIA HOUSE, Charles Street
Betpeen Baltimore and Lombard Streets Baltinore
ENHis House fitted with Furniture in good taste and
"ye and is now open TO the public The being de
sahe the proprietor trusts that his
viii secure him Pooa Of The public patronage
NJ transient % Terms, per day, 81 IS.
ap e4-d3m DIT ~ F.
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Tekes tio-shares In proportion Certificate Of package
~ whOes si2o do do. halves 500 do do. quarters no.
100000. 1000. 10 of OOOt

Tickets go halves ), $50 Certificate Of a
~ Whole Tickets $50 do % halves quarters So
SA.444. 22,222, I'LL.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY class No 10, for Ist7,
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At II O'Clock will sell very superior Paay
Carriage and Harner, original $1,000 20 Now ready fol
examination ie lNLoES BROTHER, Auets.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26
NJ 7 S Q Is Z Z a N = o
THE HAWTHORN B0UGH;
Or, the Philosophy of Chcerfuliness.
By MARY cowpEN CLARKE.

A merry heart goes all the day,
Your sad tires in a milo-a.-Shakespeare
In small upper room in one of those off
streets in PaddIngton, where decent poverty
seems to struggle with the dingy squalor of a
really poor neighborhood,' sat young girl Of
about fifteen or sixteen years of age, busily
plying her needle at some plain work. from
which she ever and anon cast a cheerful low
ing look, towards an elderly woman. who was
seated near her, and in whose face there was a
careworn expression, made more glaringly
conspicuous by the heavy eyes, sunken cheek,
drawn lips, and extreme Wilderness ofillhealth.
After few vain attempts 10 return smile in
reply 10 the bright glance Of her child, the
mother said,-
Il wish could be more CAV, and make you
better companion than do. May, 10 cheer
you through your task: but can't help feel
ing sad to see you sitting there hour after hour,
stitching away, this fine afternoon instead of
being out and enjoying the air; or if work
must be done. as too surely il must-else how
are we TO get bread 2--stl, it's hard | must
sit here with my hands before me, doing moth
ing to help you all these long hours, since six
O'Clock this morning, when you were up, like
dear bird as you are, TO get me my breakfast,
and then to sit down to earn our dinner
Mind and get well and strong soon, dear
mother, and then you can work as much as
you like, but till then be good and sit still. and
help me as you do now, for when you chat to
me and amuse me, YOU help me on ever -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26
A correspondent has sent US the followi

A correspondent has sent US the following,
which is quite up 10 the best things of a stint
lar kind in the N. o. Picayune:
81 say. Sambo. wants to AK you coum-
niabus dis moming!"
''Propel de ailusion, niger
"Why am Mrs. Calcium, the celebrated
sure to make a fortune 2"
81 gives it up myself, does"
"Well, viii cplay,gate dc relations, why
am she sure to make fortune 2--why kase
she has capital to back her (obacco.)"
"Yaw, yaw--wha,a deform niger YOU is
YOU mus ha' been sleepn' in some oh de sem
ination oh larnn' and dreamt dat. docs
think you takes de shine off all de niggers OBJ
my quaintance, understanding de relations Oh
wofds and de iology OBJ de language
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26
HOW TO GET RICE.

Almost every body wants this information.
II is comprised in this advice BE economi.
cal ; be industrious attend 10 your own bu.
siness; never take great hazards don't be in
a hurry for wealth never do business solely
for the sake of doing it; and do not love mo-
ney extrayagantly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26

"Jobn." said master TO his head appren
tce. as he was about starting on short jour
ney, s.you must take my place while am
gone"
Thank you SIR" demurely replied John
"but I'd rather sleep with the boys"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26
A POOR MANS rATRzMoNx.

Smith, in his "Wealth of Nations" says
"ihe patrimony Of poor man lies in the
strength and dexlerity of his hands and TO
hinder him from employing this strength and
dexerity in what manner he thinks proper,
without injury 10 his neighbo., is violation
OF his sacred properly"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26

A lady, playing on the piauo-forte, upon
being called upon for a dead march, asked MIR.
H., celebrated professor ofmusic, what dead
march she should play to which he replied
ANY march that you may play will be dead
one, for you are sure to murder it,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26
p o ID II q e 0
FOR THE GAZETTE.
A WIFE w A NTE d.
By A BACHELOR.

And other folks advise,
That all those who want an article,
Should surely advertise.
And now, ye lovely maidens fair,
If 'er before, pray now give ear,
While attempt for once TO state
The reasons why / seek mate.
Were all the ills, we bachelors brook,
Collected in great big book;
Where you could read them in detail,
I'm sure your hardest heart would fail.
Bereft Of social Joy we roam;
Nor taste the sweets Of house and home
In sickness, or in sore distress,
We have no angel near to bless;
No hand healing balm t. impart,
Or voice to soothe an aching heart.
We oft endure unpleasant fast,
When wandering till the meal is past
IL then we dare ransack the board,
Where fragments, touch-me-noi, are stor'd,
We feel much like hound, which looks
So mean, when sneaking round the cooks;
And oft our courage fails us quite,
We are deprived of cold bite.
We have no smiling girls or boys,
Sure pledges Of connubial joys,
To entertain and call us pa,
And fret, and cry, and sq,aH for ma.
We have no friend, q mean wife,
To cheer US mid the cares of life
And speak TO us in tones of love,
Like angels whispering from above
To sweetly chide US when we stray,
And counsel give us by the way.
The only relic which the earth
Retains, of pure and heavily birth
Is love, and this we are denied
For want of woman by our side.
When we are sick, or in the blues,
We're none to make us teas and stews
Or tie our fingers up, in SCOT
When by mishap we get them cut.
III now describe myself in part I:
And first have loving heart,
My nature mild and very kind
To Others faults m almost blind,
And would deprive myself of ease,
The fair and lovely sex to please.
II is my chief delight to bless,
And succor others in distress
My manners are not mean or low,
But such as from good nature flow;
Which would consult another 5 ease,
And ever try each one to please.
| lay no claim to classic lore
As have told you all before
But if Phrenology be true,
(Which now | need not prove to you,)
I'm highly learn 'd-for by the bye,
I'm full five feet ten inches high
My lines fear are growing long,
And, therefore, just to end my song,
will describe just such fair,
As would like to call my dear.
Her age should be sixteen or more,
But not exceeding twenty-tour
Of statute small her forehead high,
And with dark and piercing eye,
would prefer skin quite fair,
WIN DldChi Ut DTOWIY UT duDufH lldlT
She should have teeth, at least enough,
To chew such food as might be tough
And FLY chance they ache at times,
She would not look like mother Grimes;
And rant and fret, and scold and brawl,
And clear the kitchen, cats and all
She should possess a temper mild,
nj A., Oh;
So that she never would annoy,
When at his sports, the darling boy.
She should be educated too,
And that according to my view
Which is knowledge Of each art,
That most contributes TO impart,
A pleasing aspect all around,
Where peace and happiness is found.
And now young ladies, have done
live somewhere on Postum Run
And you think that I'm true blue,
Just hold the strings, till see you.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26

81 cAS'r," has ruined many man--has
been the tomb Of bright expectation and ar
den, hope. Let 81 will try" be your motto IN
whatever you undertake, and if you press on
ward, you will steadily and surely accomplish
Your object, and come off victorious. Try,
keep trying, if YOU would prosper IN the
world
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26
CoNuNpRum.

The author Of the following deserves 'sil-
yer cup
why should all girls wit exclaimed,
Surprising Farmers be-
Because there always studying
The art of lIusbandry.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26

A fellow who had been hooked by an unru-
ly COW limped in his gait. A lady remarked
that the man appeared to be intoxicated
YES replied her bean ''the poor fellow has
taken couple Of horns"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26
VOI4U ME AS.t
MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.
ny CHARLES II. LEWIS.

The ...Uarffas6svg GAZETTEER Is published
ererp Thursday Morning, ~ Martinsbsug.
Berkeley County, Va., al $500 a ysar # paid
IN adpance $50 if paid acithi, sic months /;
and $500 qflcy the expiration Of sac months.
No paper discontinued Until all arrearnges are
paid, ercept al the option Of the Editor.
10. advertisements ,rM be Inserted at On.
Dollar per square for three times, 1tcenty tiue
Cents per squire for every subsequent insertion.
eJ- military .sdUerstsemests sciu be Insert
ed al half price.
90 In all cases the number Of times must be
marhed on lie MSS. or the advertisements sent
wa be published until forbid, and charged ac-
cOrdingty.
Or "A liberal discount made to those ,oho con-
tract 10 advertise By The year.
&C. .qdpertisers are crpeetcd to make payment
as soon as the time eupues for chich their adrer-
tisenIents are Inserted.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26

Some Of the bachelors the Ohio-Legisla.
ture, are in favor Of a tax on BUSHES. We ne
yer knew bachelor yet, that hadn't something
20 say against the ladies behind she;r backs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26
NEW ESTABLISH ENT.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

TIME undersigned have this day entered
Il into co partnership, for the purpose Of
prosecuting the Mercantile Business in Mar
tinsburg, under the style of
LIKENS & CURTIS.
They intend keeping on hand, at all times, a
good stock Of Goods, which will be sold at
short profits and on accommodating :erms.
The parties themselves will give their undi-
vided attention to the business.
Our friends and he public are requested to
call at Likens' old stand.
]. II. LIKENS,
c. P. X. CURTIS.
Martinsburg, July s, lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26
A G. A r D.

DIR. GILES COOK GIBBONS
HAS resumed the practice of Medicine
IL Office, next door TO Hoke's Store, Ger
radstown.
March Is, lS47-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26

Great minds are as quiet in adversely as
they are Tranquil in prosperity.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-26
NEW GOODS.
w a N II f. ID

DY the subscriber, hand either to card or
ID spin in his Factory near Berkeley
Springs, Va. Constant employment and lib
eral wages will be given.
w. P. GIBBS.
July 8. lS47,-3t*
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JUST RETURNED!

II WOULD respectfully inform my friends,
Il and the public generally, that have just
returned from the Eastern Market, with afresh
supply ofCheap Goods.
NAV l3 r. S. PENDLETON.
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BHtter! Batter!

Il WILL exchange Goods for good Butter
l. April 5 r. 5. PENDLETON
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YOUNG LADIES'
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
WINCHESTER, va.

MIR. & MRS. EICHELBERGER will
Vl resume their School for Young Ladies,
on the first Monday in September. Parents
wishing Boarding School for their daugh-
tiers, will find important advantages offered
them in the above Institution. Terms, &c.,
given by circular.
Winchester, Aug. 5, 1847.-3t-eow-3t'
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CHEAP GOODS.

4 LII who want bargains, will do well to
IA give me call, as am determined to sell
CHEAP GOODS.
April "a r. s. PENDLETON.
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Tobacco.

A SMALL lot of Honey Dew Tobacco,
IN for sale by
July u, lS47. LlkENS & CURTlS.
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Fresh lard.

4 LOT of Fresh Lard, just received and
IN for sale by JOHN JAMESON.
July Is, lS47.
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AGENTS.

S st'T Hs }sHS v l., pas10S' s'am'on, "a
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WYE want to contract for large quantity
w of good Butter, to be delivered weekly.
Julv s. J. w. s. b. II. BOYD.
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Carpeting.
Butter wanted.

INGRAM CARPETING for sale by
Julv | G.. & c. w. DOLL.