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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14

N L w HAT, CAP, BOOT
AND
SE O d p0lE0
WE undersigned having entered into copartner.
L shig IN the above business. would respectfully
MORN 'hrr friends and The public generally that
MM they have taken the -
& store roofs OF Mr. ia s~pn.e4 -
EaN6sS cob Hamme, on Nam sSs@GsEss EM
street, one door south or Mr. Dor 80
sey Drug Store, where they have for sale HE iol-
lowing kinds Of
Boots and shoes:
LADIES' best Kid aud Morocco, set heel ties,
I" Sewed seal welt ties,
" Cali welt Busk
" Morocco,
% :" Lasting Tip,
Misses +" Kid well lace
ChiIdren's Shoes, Assorted Sizes.
All OF which are Of the most fashionable Baltimore
Misunderstanding wauanied--together with every
variety Of Ladies shoes of diferen: qualities.
MEs's best Calf fine Boot Baltimore made)
i" Shoes
!" g Morocco Boots,
" Coarse cp,
Boys Morocco Shoes,
" Kip Boots,
MEMS AND BOYS BEST BRoGANs
Also-A large and splendid assortment OF
HATS AND caps,
Together with Ladies' and Geniemen's best Kid
gloves, Hose and half bose-aiso best lambs wool
hose for children
Umbrellas, Uhips, Games,
A general assortment of Shoemaker's findings,
with all other articles usually kept in an establish
ment Of this kind, all OF which will be sold at the We
ry lowest prices for cash.
We would also inform the public that we have on
hand well assorted lot OF leather-that we have the
best workmen employed, and having furnished our
selves with and general assortment OF fashion
able lasts, prepared the shores notice, prices
10 suit the times, 10 manufacture order all kinds Of
Ladies' and Genilemen's wear-and also heavy Boots
and Shoes suitable for farm hands and Servants.
N. B.--We have for sale splendid assortment Of
Segars-also Backing and Backing Brushes. We
are confident in saying that our whole stock presents
greater inducements to purchasers than have ever
been offered ir this county, as we able 10 retail
for cash, al Baltimore retail prices.
ALBURrIS & MAXWELL.
Ssntembpr lS4S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
EDMUND HUNTER. JOHN BLAIR Hcsn
HUNTER & IzoGr.

KiUNHEM q HUG rs
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Martinshurg, Va
N have associated for the practice Of tie Law and
will regularly attend all the Courts IN Berkeley, lei
ferson and Morgan Counties.
One or the other. or both Of them, may always be
found at the Office heretofore occupied BY ! p lloge,
two doors West OF the United States Hotel.
Each Of the above partners will close the business
commenced by them seyeraiy.
]. B. Hege will be free 10 defend all prose
in the County Court OF Berkeley +. 7. Hunter act
ing alone as Attorney for the Commonwealth.
June 3, lS47--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
n.AlDrls : 8 GAIgrls,a So

ILAlDrlAS 8 G9AIEElA-ASo
WE have just received the following addition TO
w our already fine assortment OF Ladies Shoes
which will be sold very low for cash.
Ladies' Cater Boot;
do Half do;
DO KID Lace do;
do Cut Rubbers;
do Funed do;
do Patent do. Buskns.
ALBURTIS s. MAX WELL.
Septombe. IA, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
Glass.

9 by 10, 10 by IL, l0b by Ia, Window Glass and
OPuuy, Tor sale cheap by the Box or dozen.
RIDDLE s. WHITE.
September Ia, lS4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
VALUABLE

III drsy5f OETl5 LAND lgOa SALE,
IN BERKELEY COUNTY, VA.
NEAR THE BALTIMORE & OHIO Rail
IN ROAD.--The subscriber will offer Al Pubic
Sale. a, D. Enilcr's Hotel. Shepherdstown. Va. 4,
IL O'Clock. on the i2th Of September nert n FIRM
CONTAINING
3O3 Acres of Land,
Of the best quaty 200 acres are arabic land divided
into . fields, opening into lane, well fenced and in
good stale OF cultivation having been arned by an
experienced farmer from Pennsylvania
The balance Is ia very valuable Timber and Wood
zk1k56s. viz Oak Walnut. Locust, Ash, -
f3&3 Hickory. Elm, sc. The buildings mn,
&Ys are plain comfortable Dwell 80.
49, LING, containing s rooms Stable 49,
Corn House, Granary, Smoke House, Sc; all IN
good order.
There are Two wells of good water convenient 10
the dwelling and stable, and small stream runs
through the meadow which contains 10 acres
There IS an Apple Orchard, and few trees Of other
fruits.
This is desirable Farm, being only miles from
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad miles from The
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, 5 miles from Shepherds.
town, Jefferson County 9 miles from Marunsburg.
the County Town Of Berkeley, and "a miles from two
large Merchant Mills The Farm is nearly square,
has slightly rolling surface, is healthy and is m
thickly settled neighborhood, where the society is
good Mr. Burt Whtson. who resides on the Farm
will show il TO persons disposed to buy lf desired it
will be divided into two Farms.
Trims One third cash balance in Eve annual
payments with interest payable annually For fur
Their information, address, postpaid
GEORGE b. DUNKEL,
July II. lo4S-ts Baltimore. Md
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
~ arner MILLER

MOULD very respectfully inform his customers
w and friends that he is about visiting the North.
10 lay in his usual variety Of Fall and Winter Goods,
and as MONEY is indispensable to hum IN the pre-
misses he hopes his friends will not forget him. A
supply of cash is much needed at the Bedington Store
Bednglon, September IA, lS48.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14

WIN prizes, IL only requires TO purchase ticket oil
Ward & Co, and prize is sure. So 10 those who
wish good Prizes. say do not fail TO send your or
ders TO the old established House OF
WARD & CO..
Baltimore, Nd
SEPTEMBER LOTTERIES.
10000 DOLLARS. AND $50 OF $1,000.
y'tf9@ 51tlaSI ANA GAIN All, 1OPrlR1.
Class AZ FOR lS4S.
To be drawn on Wednesday, Sept 49,
Tickets $i0-Saares in proportion.
Certificate. of packages can be had Of Ward & Co
GO whole tickets $3.50 &c quarters $50 so
70 half 65 26 eighhs l6 rs
10000 DOLLARS!
RIAlaHlhGAl@1D OOJMS1D. hOEspl3RW.
Class 1875 FOR ls48.
To be drawn on Friday, September Is.
&c numbers and II drawn ballots
Tickets 81 50-Shares in proportion.
Certificates Of packages can be had Of Ward s. Co.
for
q whole tickets $sl 90 % quarter. N75
22 hall Is so % eighths 367
47ll5 DOLLARSl
GRAND 1OEIsiO. lt@ ,szPJAIAWs
Glass 20 Fos l846.
70 numbers and 20 draws ballots.
Making 20 prizes in every Package Of Sc tickets.
Tickets SI5-Shares in proportion
Certificates Of packages can be had Of Ward & Co.
26 whole tickets $2OOI &c quarter, $50
26 half g 100 &c eigh,hs 25
$4,000 DOLLARS!
lNfA1aW1LA1NfD 90 fislD. lLO9p1HaRWs
Class l27 FOR is4S.
To be drawn on Thursday. September 81
70 numbers and 10 ballots
Tickets $5-Shares in proportion.
Certificates Of packages can be had Of Ward & Co.
26 halves 81 26 eigh,hs 925
1897 DOLLARSl
SUS@7nnslslAlyA CANAL LOTTERY
CLASS "A FoR lS4S.
To be drawn on Wednesday September 27.
70 numbers and Ia ballots.
Tickets $l0--Shares in proportion.
Certificates Of packages can be had Of Ward s Co.
26 whoes tickets $3.50 26 quarters $s2 so
&c halves 65 26 elghihs is 25
HERE Is THE STAR or THE MONTH.
10000 DOLLARSi
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000
40 prizes Of $500 each
40 1000 i"
40 1900
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets S20--Shares in proportion.
Certificates Of packages can be had Of Ward s. Co.
for
&c whole tickets $3.50 26 quarters $40
&c halves lao &c eighths IS
/, will be seen above that we publish only the high
est prizes in each lottery, there other prizes in each
scheme amounting from $3.50 900 to over 81 100000.
Ward + Co.'S. Monthly Reporter containing The
schemes Of all Lotteries, one Month in advance sent
TO all who order tickets of US. free Of charge.
The SMALL FRY LOTTERY draws three times
each week--Capitas 81 600, $1,000 $1,000, &c. SC.
Tickets 81. Certificates of packages only So rs.
o. Orders for Tickets Shares and Certificate of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries. will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account OF
each drawing will he sent Immediately after ii is over
10 all who order from US. Address
WARD & CO.
No. 6 NoRTH CALvERT STREET.
August 81, IS4S. Baltimore. Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14

VIRGINIA:
N the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
Il ny for Berkeley County: July Rules, 1913.
Ehud Turner-phf.
AGAINST
Isaac Chaplne. James l.. Chaplne, Ann II. Chap
line. Green l.. Etchison, James L. Alder and 9th
ers-diis.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Green l.. Etchison and James L.
Alder not having entered their appearance and given
security. according TO the act Of assembly and the
rules of this court, and appearing by satisfactory
idence that they out Of this Commonwealth: it is
ordered, that The said defendants do enter their ap-
pearance this suit, the first day Of the next term
and answer the bill OF tbs plaintiff, and thai copy Of
this order be forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued for two months
cessively. and another copy thereof posted al the front
door Of the Court House Of said county.
A Copy.-Tes,e.
JOHN STROTHER. c.
July IS, lS4S-2m Lee and Lee Auys.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
MORE GLORIOUS LUCK

Ia addition to the grand Prize Of $50, 600 sold by
us few weeks ago, have now the pleasure of an
nouncing another beautiful prize Of
10000 DOLLARS
70 Nos g. AZ. 46, sent by mail correspondent. al
Jefferson County, Va. besides one OF $500 sent to
Philadelphia. One Of 50, 900 sent 10 Hagsrsown, and
~ prizes averaging in amounts from $1,000 TO 500.
Some sold TO citizens, and other correspondents
in different parts OF The United States.
This IS the way we supply all that deal with Us
with prizes, II only requires to purchase ticket of
Ward Co, and prize is sure. So 10 those who
wish good Prizes say, do fail to send your or
ders TO the old established House OF
WARD & CO..
Baltimore, Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
sweet Potatoes.

I'VE subscriber has just received a supply o.
L Sweet Potatoes, very fine. which he will sell on
ae most accommodating terms
GEORGE RAENHAL,
September IA, lS4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
w sDOHD

'+WANTED AT THE GAZETTE OFFICE. %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
3O3 Acres ofT,and.

}. viz: Oak. Walnut. Locust, Ash. -
Hickory, Elm. sc. The buildings IN
" are plain comfortable Dwell Ill
:. LING. containing rooms. Stable SG&
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
BiSys0D L0ras.

See, in another column, the notice Of a
discourse 10 be delivered on next Sunday
evening, ascarly candle light, con the
Holy Sacrifice Of The Mss, BY the above
named eminent divine Of the Catholic
church. We have not the pleasure of a
personal Acquaintance with the worthy
Bishop, but are credibly informed that he
is man Of superior talents snd spiritual
excellence. We feel warranted in saying
that our citizens and the crowd of visi,ers
at the Capital, whatever may be their re-
ligioas predictions. will fiud themselves
well rsmune rated for their time in listen
ing 10 this discourse. -
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
WING state Go,,yentio,,.

This political farce came off at the cap
ital sin pursuance Of i call from the wing
,"Execntiye Committee, 4 on the 5,h inst.
Nearly all the tail coons Of the State were
present, and engaged in a laudable strife
to see which could show the largest nun
Der of rings on his tail. More important
alters precluded notice Of this in our
last, asths same cause prevents full re-
view Of the proceedings in our present,
number.
The convention appointed ioar delegates
to the National Whis Convention, with
sub :litutes. This was virtual abandon
ment Of Gen. Taylor, whom, less than a
year ago, the same man nominated, .ssub-
iect only to the decision Of The people. at The
ballot bor!'' SacA is the hypoc.icy, the
trickery, and the s..uflIing inconsistency
of federal whiggsry. Their resolutions
are Of a piece with all the EN- ana. ions fro:a
that uaprinciplsa party throughout the
1 X -
Union, with this solitary excep.ioa-that
they boldly avow their opposition to the
Tariff Of Sl6, and declare in favor OF the
protective policy, which has elsewhere
become an "obsolete idea They also as
empAaticolly declare their opposition to
the Iadspe ndent Treasury system, unde,
which exchanges have been regular and
uniform, currency sound and specie aban
dant, and our country enjoyed degree Of
financial prosperity unknown prior to
the adoption of that system. Whatever
may be the course pursued by the fedora
party in Congress, therefore, the fedora;
party ofthis State stand positively commit
ted in favor of the repeal of the Independ
ent Treasury, and the Tariff OF 1916, and
Of teinstatins the odious sctive policy
Of the back Tariff Of 1912. They have
made the issue with US up,a these ques
tons, together with their tory opppositior
to The war AMI to indemnity for Mexican
outrage and spoilaticn; Consequently these
are the issues upon whic', the dem ,cracy
Of Iowa are to meet the federalists, how
ever that party OF the Unioa at large m ay
attempt to dodge or blink the main ques-
ton.
Mr. Starr, Of Burlington, it is said, i'm
nortallzed himself at this convention, by q
genuine Mexican speech, rivall,ng, if pos
s'ble, in unmtigated toryism, the speech o.
the tameI Ton Cormin in Congress-
~ the way, Starr is capable Of making as
good speech any day as Tom Corw in
ever could. Had he only taken the "Rousl,
and Ready" chute, by repudia'ing the in
famous tory sentiments of Black Tom %
and declaring in favor of his Country, he
might have been pretty promising inde-
pendent wing candidate for Vice Presidsnt.
We shall take another occasion for dis.
seeting the mass o. Inconsistency present
| ed in lheresolu,iJns Of this convention,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
EG@s,s:sTlSS
Oj III. Hughes, President Of The Ssnate, o,

iklng tie har.
Gentlemen Of The Senate In acccrdanc,
Wi h usage and my own feelings Of gra'i
tude for the honor conferred upon me b,
the vote Just taken. arise to tl.al.k yot
sincerely for your partia!tty in having Sc
lsc'ed me for your presiding officer during
the present session.
Mt being versea, either in the rules Of
practice OF de,iberat!ve assemblies, l fear
| shall b. guilty Of committing many err
rors, for which | shall ask your kind in
diligence, assuring you that they will be
errors of Tie judy meut, and not of deter
minatson. Hoping that l sh.ll receive
Your kind Indulgence and counsel, in the
discharge Of the duties Of the Chair, l as
sure You that shall endeavor to discharge
them faithfully and i'npartiaI'y.
Gsnl' men, permit me again to thank
you for the honor conferred upon me, and
10 assure You that it will always he re-
membered with feelings of gratitude.
Ia Tie hurry Of our reports Of the frs,
few days Of the session, the above address
Of the President Of the Senate was crowd
ed ont, which accounts for its appearance
at,his late day. The Democracy of John
son, Muscatine and Iowa, will be justly
proud OF the selection OF their worthy
Senator to preside over the deliberations
of that angus, body. Mr.. Hughes is well
vessed in parliamentary rules and posses
ses happy tact and readiness as presid-
ing officer. These qualifications, together
with his amiable disposition and uniform
urbanity OF manners, will secure him the
confidence and esteem the Senate.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
For the Reports,
A Card.

rs see Old Hawk states in his last week, ;ss,.
that am the Iowa City Correspondent Of n.
Gazette, and cautions The ladies against the Cob
scene illusions in my first series of letters 4.
first, it struck me evidence of the fil,bv -,
bnzzard's returning to sense of decencv h;.,
sell; but such evidence was instantly swent bu
the board, when discovered in another co,um.
his allusions to what he terms the sso1uoor,u.,
Of certain member Of the General Assenb,,,
IHE NASTY OLD CUR! Such illusions arc 49,
vulgar to suit the taste of Natchez dop,ervt
Bat the cruelest cut of all is, thai. HAVING r,;,
ed 70 destroy our humble influence amour uvx
out Of revenge he should attack our popuar;,,
among the LADIES! Experience hath taueb,
however, that among females he is prtrrcr,.
HARMLESS. Poor impotent monkey 10 ,n;rh.
as well attempt to storm the rock of GibraItsr -.
TO lorce US from the enyiable position we fan.-
onrseif as occupying in the good graces of y.
ladies ha, ha, ha; that's all.
~ es -... VOLUNTEER,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
steamboat EXpsUs!0ss.-.-scVeh!
Lives Lost.
I INClN MATT

CINClNNATI. Dec. 80, Iol'.
Editors Sndusky .Muror: a"Iu'
calamity occurred on the Ohio river yes
terday, in which the lives of more Than
one hundred individuals were either taken
or greatly jeopardized.
The steamer A. N. Johnson, on her way
from this port to Wheeling, blew up neal
NASHVILLE, with tremendous explOs'2n'
and horrible to relate, SEVERITY mar
vidnals were instantly k,!Ied-some seal.
.ded 10 death, others drowned, and man!
torn to pieces by the explosion :.
There were forty badly sca'ded, thou1n
they escaped with their lives. The D0''
as burned TO the waters edge.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19

"A communication appears IN the last
| Standard, over the signature of E. J. IL.
! Donne!, the object d: which is to incense
The Catholics against the dem ,cca.ic party,
by faisiiying the circumstances attending
The few remarks dropped by Mr.. Smith
with re:ereacc to the Clergy in Mexico
before the 9Th oFJannary democratic meet.
ing. The fanilroaalc Of this hair braine ]
upstart SEQ Gilman, who has thus shown
himself utterly destitute OF the noLler traits
OF hrs countrymen, is ulA or;hy Of any
Further notice, than TO say that almost ev.
cry Material settlement which he has made.
is pa'pably false, and that the colorIng
which he has striven 10 give the affair,
shows that his fal>ehoods are wi!sul. pre-
med:tated ana malicious.
This Mcdonnell would fain create the
impression that lie is democrat in feel
Ing; bat he IS evidently a wolf in sheen )
clo'hng-a Briton born, with a,ti,repu5-
licaa federal instincts and pre,lIlctioas.-
He is TINS, under ialse suiSe, attempting
to play into the hands Of the federal party.
| Neither would the lang and tone OF
| his communication indicate Il at he is, as
he processes, true Catholic; though, fer
arsht we know, he may belong to that
church, as he says he does. He further
! says that he "wishes to give he democrats
an opportunity Of ri once disuvowiag bis
Mr. Smit'r sentiments, or remain under
the odtnn tl.t their silence will impose
on them
Who i, this E, J. Mcdonnell, who sra.
ciousfy gives the democrats an apport,.n-
'ty TO di>avow." Sc, and whose iuse
dlXit is to attach ''olium'' to the entire
Democratic party, as the penalty Of their
refusal to respond TO his imperious man
date' Who is this great new light Oh the
subject Of political an,! religious liberty
this mex teacher ofreiieions federation, in
America? We learn that he is native Of
Scotland, and from his own mouth we have
II, that it is bal eight months since his fee;
FIRST pressed American soil barely half
a year SINCE he frs. breajhed republican
atmosphere which he knows no; how to
appreciate. His obvious instincts fit him
better for dancing attendance at the heels
OF some British iorllins, than for teacher
10 those patriotic adopted citizens OF A
merica WHO have sought cur shores from a
pure love of our free institutions. Goto.
ilterloper! learn common sense; learn to
De an American, before attempting to set
yourself up as censor .! the democratic
party.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
Clummcy House, Iowa City.>
January 10Th, 1S42.

1.-THE United States District Court
for this State held its first session in tins
city, commencing on the first Monday Of
the present mcn,h. Judge Dyer gives
universal satisfaction. We hear him spo'
ken OF by members of Tie bar, and Others
in terms of unqualified commentator.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19

SUPREME CouRr.-This court has been
IN session in this city since the first Mon.
day Of the present month, and has per
formed large amount OF business. We
We learn that it is the intention Of the
court to clear the calender before adjourn
ing. Our present worthy Chief Justice,
with bis two associates, form an able and
respectable Bench. .g sc
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19

EThere are now in the United States
some 5000 miles of railroad, which cost
upwards Of sl4 100000. @@
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
The Keokuk Register, wing, has ode

i The Keokuk Register, whig, hassde
clared itself distincty in favor Of an uncon-
di'ional repeal ofthe removal. act. This,
together with expressions from the
Statesman, shows sufficiently The true
state Of public opinion in Lee county, In
what kind Of predicanant does this place
the wing members from that county, as
well as those from Desmoines, Louisa and
Washington, who all vbtea for that meas.
IRE? And what course will they pursue
lpon this question for the future? We
shall see.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19

d The correspondence spoken of week
bsfcre last, between the editor Of this pa.
per end A. w Carpenter, Esq, relative
to question Of verscity, will be published
next week or week after, r-
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-09

Reaen. -Wdbrsnb Issts ,Bo6s battsn mir
msbrsrs erquidspoe Ns9enibausr.. I,dp;5 1a
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-05-09
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