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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-15

an apparent difference In iavJr ofast weeks sale OF
quarter cent per III which partly account OF the
difference in credits
LEAD was held ut 81 62h
MoLAssEs-Sales OF 100 hhds st Croix made al
81 cents
made at SO So 100 do spirits do made at ol
cents, months In rosin there change
Ons-Lnse-d-Ss Of English continued to be
made at SO cents and Of American city pressed at 81
81 cents cash Sales of 600 bills selected whale 3sc -
OIL Mesl-sOOO lbs. sold at 81 1874 per 100 lbs
PRovIsI, There said to be orders in tn,
market for Canada Sales of q 500 bbls mess ami
prime pork were reported the former at Sl4 IS
Ia 80 and the latter at $40 621s 10 rs Sales OF 900
bbs made at $l4 371I Ia so; 100 do do al
si4 25; 200 do prime Mt SO 62H 10 u.s. 200 do rusty
and prime sold at SO 80 a 62I, and rs bbls
good prime reported sold at $40 80. Beef-There
change in city country prime; 81 bbls
Sales Of Al bbs made ut 92Sc aud $50 do, part
common ordinary, we're made at OK 1910 Cheese
exhibited no change. Butter steady, with a fair
amount OF business doing
RIcE-A small sale OF 80 tierces prime new sold at
81 62 The receipts OF the crop continued to b.
light but gradually the ncrease 10 tierces
sold by auction at 50 62h, cash.
SuGAR-Sales Of so hhds MusoovSdo we're made at 5a
ca cts; sales of 20 hhds New Orleans were made by
auction at OF 6.5l cts and 30 boxes Havana sold
at bS ga $50 CTS, and 226 bags Brazil damaged at
61 cash.
TALLow continued firm at 10 cts with light receipts
WHALEBosE continued dull at 81 80 cts
WH"Ekr-Small sales State Prison reported at
81 cts, while drudge was held ut 80 cts
FREIGHTs-The rates to British and to continental
ports remained about the same with rather offer
ing to the former taken for Liverpool to i'll
up at 50 For grain, to Ireland sgd said to have
been offered Cheese was taken TO: Glasgow, at 25s.
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On the l4th inst, SARAH, widow of the late VIVA.
Nc omb, In the 66th year Of her age.
The friends of tho family and those Of her son VIM
McComb invited to attend her funeral this rday)
ut o'clock, from No 100 Leonard st.
Suddenly, on Wednesday evening 18th inst, MANY.
widow Of the late Samuel Coulter, in the list year Of
her ago
Samuel Coulter and Of her sons-in-aw James j. limp
son and Joseph Appleby, respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Friday, 10th inst at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ from her late residence Twenty third st between
I'd and Sd Avenues Her remains will be taken to ia
maica. l. l., for interment
On Thursday, Oct. Ia, after o short illness, JOHN
KINcHLER, aged 10 years
The friends aud acquantances of the family
qnestedto attend his funeral from his late residence liz
York street. Brooklyn this friday afternoon at half
past o'clock.
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Second Board.
CITY pkADE REPORT.
New RoRK, THURSDAY AprERroor

NEw RoRK, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. IA,
The market for aour continued steady at the i'm
provemrrt and under regular demand for the East,
the market closed tolerably firm at yesterdays quota
tons There said to bs some scarcity In Eastern
vessels in consequences of which sales we're rather lin
tied The supplies Of new wheat continued light and
the natket Arm with moderate sales full prices Corn
was hrmer and sales made at slight advance on
yesterdsys prices Rye and oats remained about the
same There something doing in pork, par
tioulars Of which m be found below. There was a fair
amount Of business doing in coffee and sugar. without
material change in prices.
AsHy,-P POS we're frmer and sales Of about 400 bbls
were reported at SO. Pearls wsredull at So
BREApsTuFFs-- Ftour--Durng the forenoon, and the
early part OF Change sales Of 5000 5000 barrels In
parate lots were made, consisting chiefly OF new and
fresh ground Genessee at So So During Change
small sales continued to be made at the figures Ia
eudnS tome loo brs fancy brands at So rs 81 1000
Ohio extra ne 81; southern was Arm and GOOD new
Georgetown snd Baltimore brands were held at So 5O
lot OF sour SOLD at SO as6 62H Whea-A small sale
OF 800 buehts Western red made Mt 8, 30. 500 10
onio mixed were made the sane price. and / 500 q
900O bushels western damaged musty red at S. 10
Corn-ssies OF 100 10000 bushels we're made Ia th,
of he forenoon and during Change at TAG for
western mixed, aud 75c good yellow 2OlO do Nes
Orleans slightly damaged scld 7O1<c The market
ol1sed Arm Mrai--saies of 400 brls good New YORK
wers made at So l2h Rye continued 1rm at ssc a soc
the selling prices OF yesterday Oas exhibited some In.
creased degree OF rmness, and good canal we're held
at 5Oc.
CANDLrs-The market for sperm continued stea Nv nj
pr.vious prices "
CoFrrr-The arrival OF the crop Of Rio has been
partly dspostd OF on terms not understood leaving
in frat hands estimated abont 600 bags ssles
Cf ab0us 400 baSs Rio damaged made by auction
at 6 Ga. each
CorToN-rbe sales to-day amounted to 1000 bales
prices steady aud the market Is we'll supplied bv
hnll-rr
FsH-Ssles 81 900 quntals dry God Mt 50 561 TO ar.
rive isck"re-Sacs $50 bbls Halifax No. 3s were
sot A. 81 l2H aud smai lot OF so bbls No sold ut
81. No saiss Vt h-friug were reported
HEIe rhe market Was Inactive, while prices remain
e. sbout tie same
Lttra.z--A public sale took plaoo to-day No change
f. priges from last weeks sale, worth noticing except
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wAssiSeroS, Oct. Ia, isa7.
If ihs Dau

WILMINGTON, Oct. To- ItfT
News Of The Day.
We have no newsto day
None from the south.
None from the North
Telegraph said to be broken between Phs depbia and
y Gilmore No news OF the elections
President and lady something better 20 day
We understand that at the National ObstIvnto1y inv
m gauge exhibited the tremcndou- fall 81 jour inc u-s
OF water on Thursday night last This qua hty overs
surface OF 200 miles square, would De equsi lass 20
mil long four miles wide and one hundred rect dep
or harpnr noont for III the naits ~ al the world TO
,Ifo Ia 2 t.u ns,.r ,'iOa recs. u. 'H' storm TS-
"a nom d army To-
..,,t ,..,-,.t,e....p ,..t 49, VERA CRUZ,
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ALBANY, Dot. l4-P. M.
Flour-Ths market was arm, 50 37K q SO AK q So 90
asked-sales light Whsst--No sales of moment
reported, while the market continued firm Corn
Sales Of 5000 bushels made consisting Of mixed at
~ cts and Of good sound yellow at OTIS Bsreysslrs
of about 5000 bushels made at ~ ~ Wbkey
continued hrm Receipts by canal during the proceed
ing "a hours follows Flour H. 100 bbs corn
ls,5OO bushels barley 10000 do. Freghts-No altera
ton
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BosToN, Oct. l4-P. M.
Flour-The market continued firm, and sales Of 5000
barrels made consisting Of good stern Genesee
and Southern and fresh ground brands at So rs
So s7K. Corn-The market continued firm, and sales
OF about 10000 bushels made, consisting of mixed
and 74c and Of good yellow at 7sc Of 5000
bushels ere made at $40 Rye firm. Provisions
exhibited little change and sales Of pork light We
Gales Of about 500 bbs old beef ut Sl2 Good
lard held at 1910, in kegs Lead was held ut 81 Gan
In freights rates about the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-15

On Thursday morning, l4th inst at st. Bartholo
NEVIS church. by the Rev DR.. Whitehouse, ALFRED L.
Rows, to MARY daughter of Owen Monaghan, Esq ,
all of this city
On the 2sd Of Sept, by the Rev Mr.. Thompson, Mr.
THOMAS WOODS, to Miss JosErHiNE SARAH Coles,
both of this city
In New York Sept 2eth by the Rev Mr. Haynes.
Mr. p. MnToN STILES, of Boston, firm of Stiles & Cha
IN, to Miss CLEMENrINE M daughter of John f. Stat.
ford.
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INTELLIG N CO
TO THE
LATE s = M q M = u p
II E L X q IL A r HIC.
Tho Psnnsyivania Election.

SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILApELrMrA, Oct. l4-s2oP NJ.
Carbon s07 msjorty for Skunk Jupiatta 10 majority
for skunk Miflin $50 majority for shunk
THIRD DESPATCH.
PHrLApKLPHIA, Oct ls-eT p. NJ
Democratic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., osS; Bedford, 22oi
Cumberland, 47s; Perry 532; York, s20 wesmorssnd
1885, Green, 900; Butler, 80; Faystts, 900; Beaver,
whg, two hundred and fifty
FOURTH DESPATCH.
PHILApILPHIA, Dot. l4-3 % p. NJ.
Allegheny gives 1874 and Beaver $50 majority for
Irwin, whig
The following majorities for skunk democrat -
Wsstmoreland als3; Green 900; Butler, 80; Washing
ton, l76; FsysttA 900.
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A MERiCAN lNsriTUTE.-The PicughinK and spadne
IA Watches takes place to-day at H,rem, at The
pou rs SPADES and hose who to them. lake
rail the CRY Hall at 10 O'Clock this
the COMMITTEE also Rail Dad kes for the committee aud
ed guests be had the Managers room, Cattle Gar
den. oI5 tim
ITO MIR. ANDKEWS-Your nephew hres H. Fa H.
Il ham, of s. Louis, Missouri. wishes { Please
send address call at No 80 Ana in the rear.
OILS 3sm
TO 500 hsMh FRED. HEY SrLl, Me ceant az
lor 3l8 Pear street. brRs 10 call the attention OF Sports
and Others exposed the hcr his STOCK Of Amen
Sleeps Gray Pilot Cloths rendered effectlg waterproof
by tn american Pa'en, Waterproof Company These cloth
re sdmirsbly adapted for Sh otng and Fishing Jackets
pelus The heaviest rains obuetn the persp
ratlpp. Keeping tho w.srer arm and dry.
Seafariug and Ill fad of
thus prepared well suited To their vocation.
shooting Jackets FL emen's Coats Monkey and Pea Jack
cts m de no il thu best ol5 l2t-fc
~ BM1WN, STONE SEAL ENGRAVEK AND
. i HERALD PAINTER, 2s3 Broadway. opposite tie
Park-Cotts oi Arms Crests; Cyphrrs &c engraved on
SION. ~ bras; diamond amehysts t'paze, &C., bought
the rough orm adrs seals,
ses, H.. engraved with device Goats Of
oand and PANT style from SO and upwards and
warded u Of the United States Book of eradry
seP with upwards Of 1000 names. Any information
in hera'dry. oi5 lt.rc
MARRY ASD FIRE lNsUhASCE-UNIOy Mo
Iva TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No 60 Wall So
CASH CAPITAL 800 o0o with large Of Premium
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SENATE.
The bill to limit the circulation Of Incorporated banks
reported to the Senate.
The bill to establish asylum for dists rsScrrsd
to Q select committee to report complete.
The debate the general insurance dill rssumsd
the question being the personal liability clause
section agreed to making each stakeholder liable
the amount of his stock and equal aud
above the same to apply In Il rsks taken After
the company Is insolvsnt Agreed to.
ASSEMBLY.
Petitions received for change of road the route
ofthe Lake Champain and Ogdensburg Railroad
The committee on the New York tax bill has not yet
been named.
The debate resumed the bin to abolish capital
punishment-the question being Mr. PEAIiss' pro-
position declaring hitting with design to effect death
while In commission of felony to be murder in the rst
degree and other than these murder In the
second degree.
MIR BAseoM moved TO amend this to require the
punishment to be imprisonment for lfe-lost IS TO IS
MIR. ATwATKR proposed that death penalty apply only
TO murders of the first degree committed with prems
Citation.
In the afternoon debate resumed the bill to
abolish capital punishment. All amendments to the
bill rejected and 1t reported to the house sub
stantialy as 1t was introduced.
The question agreeing to the report II to be taken
on Friday the 22d instant.
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DARK THEA rKs.-Fndly Evening Get y. viii 9
s1JSJTE.e TIRE js s% Fsa H.ei. Ms
kai hi; Mr., Page, Mira abbott
Atsr The TScco second rand the e''
.hh win AIDED THE sEcsE IT.: Ks,4 Drpu'
T whole g sonende yi,h IL rAs DIES Moisso'
DARK ThEAIRE-FAREWELL BENttIl OF LES
DANsEU ,Es ylEN NOlsE, Tn. public !, respect.
& . N l sIS . d Ss
october 18th which occasion they vii appear "a new
hi services aud will represent TWO OF his popular Characters
Nss Nh essss Set %
r GE 81 M Ssa%r Msr
s.soaI sSsy,ns seaois Adela, Mrs Philips; Bonita. su-
Ic eOaslod. WIN the dam. Of the FLYING DUTCH
Doors al 61S O'Clock curtain will rise att
Botes % = ent,; and uaierv 12h Cents.
(,HATMAM THEArRE..,Undsrt the Managem.ns Of Mr.
bs Of EaysHns ~ W.n S Mr.
+ 8; Conner' Allan Ramsey Mr. wiaans' Helen Mar. Mrs.
!, After which. BLACK EYED sUsANs,will;.% ME-
H., copIsI admiral Mr. Stafford Susan Mrs Nichols Dolly
TS sSasluSs with he rSJss # TURN oUT-ae.'e Mr.
Admtance-Boxes IS cents; Pitt l2h cents.
CIRCUS. BoWEKY AMpHIrhE ATRECcIohn Try9e,
Price Door. open ae PaTiomsae. to s'%
ES'; Id s FHSas sstis s EsHss
sPRTE 81
SHOWER
R ESf f'p vp Of H DErH Mr. G. Smith, called the
or S M I'll and ON
MISS Nadiyan the Infant Phenomenon aged only hvs years
WI Horse
| The whole to conclude with SANTA ANNA'S RE.
Conovsr
On Saturday Afternoon performance. O'Clock
for the accommodation of the Juveniles OILS 2tre
| pALMO's OfERA HOUSE Monday. October 18th
| l847.-Second week Of the celebrated
| ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
| Mcssrs. GERMON Messrs. PELL.
| STANWOOD. WHITE and
| HARRINGTON HOWARD,
whose nlmltable Entertainments have been the universe
theme and admiration of the world Among their list Of pa
irons they have the honor of including the President of thu
United States and family Secretaries of STATE War,
Navy, Her Majesty Queen Victoria, II. X. H. Prince Al
bert and Royal Family the Nobility and Gentry of Eu
rope, aud elite and fashion of merica
Open every night -
Under the direction of Mr.. j. A. DUMBOLTON
Admission Is cents. Doors open at o'clock Concert Al
| O'clock.
Seats Gamble secured daily the Box Office from II
A. Nj till r. NJ, and gentlemen requested to
| seats to which tickets affixed oIO Tire
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-15

IMPoRTANT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY --Dh
a. u CASTLE has much pleasure in introducing to the
noc, Of those equr Artificial Teeth, his recently disco
ve,eo method Of obvatns the deet gysnlc action OF
ee o. the contiguous teeth o which The plate
cor 70 his dscovey IL The result Of patient erpe
rmentai tisaton IL preparation and adop
III OF eiectro,negstve gold plates FOR teeth
epce go eectro.at,sctye the acids Of the mouth DE-
wshn rom me living natural teeth which hos eHectu
secured sgaios decay de,se whilst al the same time the
taste and Injections Off mouth preserved ,hy d
unn req condition The importance q this dscovctv will
Dc enY u'3 e who have heretoi suffered f0n M evils
ag4ust W'rCh u ptnylhrss infailihr securty
A. O. CASTLE, NJ D., surgeon Deutrt,
9D tsodsm Nj Broadway
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6&G FOR NEW ORLk ANs-LouinaDa and New
MI YORK Line Of Packex-Pos,tyey The dfst snd only
S~k.rcaul packet TO sail Monday, Octabef lsb-The
..m and splendid fast sal picket ship CLIFTON, Jas b.
nKeno master now losdrg, aud viii positively sail IA
For freight passage having superior aroshsd accom-
modations, apply board Orleans wharf foot Of We'll
or 70 q X TOlLTNJ IS Souih q,
Positively no freight will be received board after this
setp' day evening, Oct 18th
vsTtised
sgea in New Orlenrs NJ, VIM Cre-ry. who will prorot
" ftrwaft ~ pGcds ID his sdirres.
lhs psctettbip AMUtL HCk~. CaIe Goadnue .1I
succeed the Clifton, and sail Thursday, Oct 2 her rsgu az
dsy- ~ oIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-15

GRAND CELEBRATION in c-rmemoration of Lay.
- ny the Corner Stone of TIE Washington Monum ent
le - inst The Miisry Fiem-n, Civic AID Tempe
"cletes Odd Fellows Public schools aud Citizens that
loinng a. the be supplied splen
pas- got up expressly for this The Likeness OF
"sshg ga on the osdge is elegantly engraved from
ug W. stea aud pronounced by judges TO be correct
s The Badge Is painted every variety IF colored
tinted on the badge If required Those wishes Badge, WI
ouat # ordered by The quantity siuge Badge Cd. The
sgss are ready for examination. and for sale Al
MINES Engrsyi and Printing 90 Nassau
ueet near Fulton over strong Wood Engaver. ol5 l.rc
| MON DIVISION Mo- >. OF This Division hiy-
ing unanimously accepted ihr vtatioa participate
On me occasion III the of the
% ne memory of the immortal Washington. the Memoer.
- M, DIVISION are earnestly requested "a
tedsy morning next az O'clock at the Division hoom,
l3 Broadway, IL is earnestly hoped member feel
his duty be PRESENT. hose egsl are .qursted 70
have them ~ readiness BY order OF the DIVISION,
pl5 Hh~h& InHN IUDItTM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-15

fSA FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT--A psrlor and
An 2brdrooms the I'd floor Inquire No. 81 Warren
l12s street oi4 stsrc
- RARE CHaNCE-For sale the stock and fix.
.::M lures oil the hougc No. Jackson At Brooklyn.
LII There two Ten Pin Alleys and Shuttle Boards on
y sm,ses Price. $50 Inquire the premise' ola 3t.rc
N AMID Ms FALL HATs--Cieutirmen about chsag
ng Their Beavers invited examine the splendid
uc'e now offered by AMlDON, III Broadway.
aEa FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCH The
E} Snbsc rber selling all descriptions Of fine Gold and
kk SILVER Watches and Jewey, retail lower than
other house IN the city, All Watches warranted keep good
time, or The money returned Watches and Jowclry
changed Gold Watches low $50 S25 each Watches
and Jewely repaired in the best much than the
usual Prices: GEO. &. ALLEN,
Importer of Watches aud Jewey, Wholesale and Retail
SIT latiSeod'th 81 Wall street corner William. sup stair
An LOOK M rHl5.-rIench bouts and shoes ,,en.
~ tiemen, 10 this store you will find large sssort
p- hestquality End cheap Ladies will also find here
49, kind of boots shoes they may want The stock Is
50 ge IA The n,ortinent so great you cannot fail India
ladies' gents boys, misses and children will sell IN.
cheaper than other this city al 3o7
wav, ono door above franklin street.
o6 Nteodsrrc NJ CAUu,
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VA ent New'ogndand Dog. rfeetlv dociie and well
LII behaved and weighs over hundred poundsbl,ck,
good hoose dog, and very fond ofchildren oi3 st.m
ss.se BIRDS BIRDS Just arrived from Baltimore a
Iyt large and fine collection of Mocking Birds be sold
~ low a, Lovejoys' Hotel by THOMAS HAYS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-21


CATTLE There were 543 head Of Beeyes
offered at the scales today The quality of
the stock generally was not so good as custom
AIRY. and prices are lower. Sales 10 the extent
of 433 head We're made, and 10 head remain
over. Prices ranged from s2as3.25 per 100
lbs on the hooi, equal to siat6.25 net The
average rate is about S2G2i
IIoGs-Ihere is better supply Of live
Hogs offering. Sales were male today a,
SJ.50as575
FLouR-Ihere has been very liule business
transacted in Howard Street Flour since orr
last review. On Saturday 200 bbs were sold
al si75. The English adeices to the7h ut..
published this morning, have produced more
iirmness. The only sale we hear ofto-day IS
ono Of $50 bbls. al SiS7s. Settlements for
receipts were made to-day II ti62s
GRMS-W Wheat is wanted, bat there are
no receipts. and we are therefore unable to
name quotation Sales OF Corn, on Satur.
day an to-day. Of both Maryland and Penn.
sylyania yellow, at g. cts One or two par
GELS Of white brought G3 cts. We quote Oats
al 35a}5 cts
B,coN-Tha sales Of Bacon nre small
Old shoulders have brought 5a5s els Also
sales OF Now Baltimore cured Shoulders al Ga
{. cts. and Hams at {, cts, for both Yves
tern AMI Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-21
WsesSfeesS N<xye.

NY virtue Of deed Of trust from Jacob
-1b Van Doren. ST.. TO HARRISON Waite. bear
ing date April 18th, lS45, and Of record in The
County Ccurt Of Berkeley County, Tor the BE-
nefii Of certain persons therein named, ! will
proceed to sell, at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, at the residence of saisi Jacob Van
Doren, sr.. on the road leading from Martins
burg 70 Shepherdstown, on Tbestlag, The Cd day
~ February nert, the following described
x'y0pcr'g:
l0Lsad q Hosses md Coils;
Mich Goes and Stock Cattle;
81 Sheep; rs head IF Stock IIogs;
4 Wagms. Cmis, Carriage;
] Borousch. | SuAy, | Sleigh;
2 Wheat Fans. Piopghs, Ha,role,, &C.;
! Corn Shelter. | Cutting Boz
Wagon and Plough Gears;
Fifth Chain. / sschscreto
Grain Cradles and Moaning Scytles;
Together with with many other articles not
mentioned.
Terms "A credit OF six months viii be Civ.
en- on all sums Of S. and upwards, bond and
approved security being given; under that
sum, the cash will be required.
G5~No property 10 be removed until the
terms OF sale are complied with.
JACOB VAN DOREN. Jr.
.7gsnt for .qdn,'rs q II. Wmte, deed.
Jan. 81, ls47--2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-21
Gsaae Eaosssc and EIcg,


Mr. Bigham. The House is very large and
connexions. and The Lot is IL oooI condi,ion
ry, as any one wishing 10 purchase viii Of
course view The property.
Terms One hall Of hepurclase money in
hand on the day Of sale. and the balance in
two equal animal payments Of one aud two
years. with inteTes,-ihe deferred payments to
be secured BY Zen on the premises.
Gc5-The above property may be purchased at
private sale by application before the 2Sd.
Possession given on the lst Of April next.
Jan. z, lS47---3w GEO, FUSS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-21
GaaDE.
To ihr Sergeant Major,

Besides the monthly pay. as above stated,
one ration per day is allowed every soldier,
which is amply sufficient for his Subsistence
also, large supply Of comfortable and geneel
clothing Good quarters and fuel are at all
times furnished; and every attention Will be
paid TO making those men who may enlist.
and are determined 10 serve their country IN
GOOD faith, comfortable and contented with
their situation The hes, medical attendance
is always provided for the sick soldier; and no
deduction of pay is made during the period he
is unable to perform his duty. Should the SOL
der be disabled in the line OF his duty, the
laws provide pension for him.
The sum Of two dollars win be paid TO any
citizen who shall bring 10 the rendezvous an
able-bodied recruit, and who shall be regular
" enlisted The citizen should present his
recruit TO the Lieutenant or Captain, and not
TO the Recruiting Sergeants.
p. II. GAIT.
Capt T. S. Artillery,
Recruiting Officer,
MARriNsBUaG, Va,
Recruiting Rendezvous.
Jan. ID, lSF--Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-21

Gen. TAYLOR enjoys the glory Of having
conquered he Northern indians al Fori fIarri
500. He enjoys the glory Of having conquer
FL the Southern Indians on the Wiihlacoocle
lie enjoys the glory Of having conquefed the
Mexirdns on the immortal fields Of palo Alto,
Rrsaca de IA Palma and Monterey. lie en-
joys the glory o. exhibiting a moderation. a
mo lesty, aada Inagnannliy IN the hour Of
victory equal 20 his transcendani GOODNESS and
skill aud courage in thu hour o. confiic, But
alas for the unfortunate old hero. he does not
enjoy the honor ofan approving mention in
JANEs X. PoLg's message 10 Congress -
Wanting this glory, what are all his other ben
del glorles orth.--i1ouisriile Journal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-21
UNITED STATES ARMY.

REcuIriso SERvicE-Wanted,fo for the Uni
ted States Army, able bodied men between The
ages Of Is and 80 years. being above fee,
inches high, of good character. and of respec.
table standing among their fellow citizens
None need apply TO enter the service but those
who are determined 10 serve the period of then
enlistment honestly and faithfully "dtuiag The
acar" ,cith .Nerico.
Table Of established rates Of pay ag,rsubly 10
erisiiqg ialrs.