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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

4seIoru. hs,r tooth lnger III sh, nail shoe, horse
~ lAHius, wuteU ash! dustiat, hearth. SHAY itg
pant and marking brushes. BLAChM AH K %,
or u Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

A meeting Of the Wheeling Lyceum will
Dc he'da' me clerks office this evening, at
o'c'oct, to organize Or dispose olthe ibr;rr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25
Correspondence of The Pnisbmrgh Cgs,,,,

Correspondence of The Putsbmrch Cazsfts
Phi'sda;. Jan %. Isis.
tn Southern mil has failed to connect If
ChlrIes,on.
doi. Gr'ham's funeral took place yrster.
day at Washington It was attended h, ,b..
Presi Tn and Cabnet-the marine ami vol
Hnte~r bands were in Attendance and !, /.
sud to have b~en an imposing affair,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

c. ). LAMBoiS, =. BoHHAM, WN. NF. LAMBDIN.
G. s. LAMBDiN & CO..
TSiJ' ANJrFACTURERS of Printina and Wrapping
sASs Paper, fniier Press paper Bonnet boards, Bin.
der's Boards. &c, &c.
VIRGINIA AND PHOENIX PAPER III LIZ,
UhfcliHg. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

t.e lfietl' anu. D.. ~"e'..'f a. az WI soon
e. rt' cur t"' 81 ,'i". r. ''f a-'eid'' -lt'As.
/ ~ H- 'i',' t' 80. ''i ~ "s'u' =, ' ,.-'
! t'H SOU . - ~ 'i ~
''.'. ", W. H.. W. guy - a. - ."'aN'
iA.1A | 'e ~ i5,''si VIC. Wv ''H 81 r.
- i,'e'l,' ,,o..,,q5'.,
4 .''a. 'ei'hl',t W. llys KY. ,'s,
! as 's '',. W ..'' - 'i Nv a'u %.
81 ~ 80 i..t+ ~" =, - - =. ". '.''
w." ''i'""' we" ''- '''' ''' o." '''' Jug 'i''
sIetl. -,.,s-, 80. 49,, 90, ~. ,,.,....
"a ~ ~ ~ '..''' ,, ,i''''
'l'oA' -" l''" Il '''' W. ''''' ''''''' ''' O.
" 90, ne no. g,,,1,r,,.s-.-..s p,<-,r
INA - =, - '-'N
D"t '""ff. -h'g &c J. {.
certify, that for the last Eve yeaas. iihloa NJ
lictad with it-p paia aud " alter Bra... asirauicF
with general wcakucss of.fe frhoc s. -tr raftrti
iarr distressing aims it flp arN. "a tuuuy dise-
tiCI wts SO lattiat rnud scarcely keep hing or
fy sofftii' ana Gos% eed '%i touch a. Teen
descriptions. utlm.i receiving any teilet 4 few
weeks ego commenced taking .}r ~"ec'or anacea.
ara before had iHlsra ne Isl DIV, lr' ran /
would cure me, as 10 medicine had 'akce hs'jc an
effect on me nave now taken three oilfud feel (
eritttN wei an however tati a','i" uN;" ." {
Strengthen NY nervous s. s'eh. ihahc ihis ienent 4
publicly. to ret @iirtu know wheTeto "stticliet.-
Yours RS, ctiiu,'y:
~ lAN " ilEHt % f.eNia stietp 7. I
= tSff Ia AND "isANbt Lax All Ed')N'. F
Serohhid Is Sal 10 J." hsfedia the iIfsHi ieiNin3
rom MS fa'eh> hrS eGs 81 rs - t9e. WIic -ieesss
v it'll its years, fneEeced aud foi sd nted toeguent
pnrihcaton WIN Or. Swoetser's panaoea. = rialids
are placed ~ The corners OF The toty, ard c"t the
way OF diftc comhnnIca'"n tbe'r fcat Ise II subject
On which mitch difference OF opinion prevails iUices
US to know that when in diseased stale, thelre ca
Br Savectser's Panacea.
1T cases OF jsundicC. Asthma, Liver 'uinp'fts, Tic
holorehX, rheumatism or Rheumatic Cont. ~ Nveet
scr's anarea cannot Re too highly extoed; it riches
cut Tie very root oftho disease. and 10y renting it
from HE hoGd makes cur. eeHiain atd permant
Tor disease 81 the H!didcg and Kidneys Siturcs.
"ftYg', stone. !''s, FiSiua. tFArfF' t'silellti
and Extreme Cosiveress, Er SWeetscrs fauacois tie
heSi remedy ever irltd II removes all 'ctse dtnon-
Gus humois from the blood which gNc rise To Il al Gv
d'seasts ami hi keeping tic blood III pure COTTON
la coa.cdaeccs aid Or never curc, Ire
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

CHANHS.-VtLtr.M +. ERHAars 20 t., North a,
s-fttt a owe Race, opposite 'itanch. Fuiaiepria,
las constantly 81 hand large assortment Of ~ and
fashionable Caps Of al kinds. TO which he ivt iHe At
lthlhh OF the Trade, ana who has .pE the year.
itet engaged IN this particular branch and succeed in
tFihtli. II 10 such e iectlol viii b., the FOL
lowing Extract from the Report of the Committee ON
tie Exhibition ofthe Frankliu IHstitatc at rhlq
No!-d Men AMI Boz - Gaps by WnlP Ilardt No
~ North I'd street fhiHIeipiiG, wei ard neatly made
one 81 tie cas- deserve some notice of lis
convenience, one SIDE cloth and the ofe of oil silk
and either can lie worn outside at the l-aslge of The
Weafer This so far the Judges know is the first m
stance of such an arrangement applied 10 CAPS"
dec 2f.}tlv-2W
o. ht.NCii, English ana American tasiner.s aud
lis Aii!siiu de lanes large stock hant most OF
which VIII sell al from - 10 30 per cent les Than
Prices 70 close out. Tie ladies' invited T. eul,.
jan 10 I&ENSENES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25
Il GAZE

~ q "a ~ sg'
GEO. L. BuHPY, J. l.. BUZEY. E. n. RUXBY.
PifXRV n 20
COMMISSION NrPCIIt AVIS rthe cot, Of r,,,.,.
" '',, rr's, nut'' L. ID qua FohNce gen
''' a''a siFilIIlipELrHrA.
~ ~ r. ~ saIrt saafe OF TIE business
,l ",1 ,i' S at i" 'a earI c% TEN!
flE hftaiei 10 l"ne caSh au'aceN ant grant every
i"' p - - D1 80" '''''''S
$ Brady. Es4. Cashier NJ. & NJ. Bank of Wheeling.
Of #s s%'", r <',.," a''' "''''" Bank
:, N. Dnrha1ar. Eso . y Weshursh.
r. NJ Howe EstI { asher Evr ba,,pe RAM pi,+xh,i
VIM Iariu.er Es. I ,i4s.a.raI, - "
u. NJ Tff,lifnan Est Cash. Western Bank Ct Plda.
ladephIa generally. Gn#
dissolution. me co pa tHerSitp OF y Y I
a., sweeney Is t1is Gay dlssotvedh by
mutual consent ne llS4uess .! Inc iifh' VIII he settled
M Aiit 4; Fl :;i,.iii;.
Con o ,oG sr ~ "Se,eE; o. 'e
ncv bavinu associated with nm, Andrew. ! S,,nrnot
and Jos Bcl' the Business Of the Old firm OF N g. r
@ a % ff the .1s Of a Ie the
THOMAS SWEENEY
ANDREW SWEENEY,
Jan l'77 'oSEfH bLL'
he c-tp fiulppf ia III Io
I'll Icnr "o,netci r re- 49, o" W. "s
ed vnuld reco,nn,and tbeir .ctrss,r aud resrecfiv
solicit for them continuance Of fa patronage OF these
ian 'N ,sts uTS IL -, "' " te EV,'
: ''''''-
f}innond Pointed Gold Pens.
f"l% cs Ianft ,h@ es, i " SUI
~ 80 rGpiW ,,,siiInn7
dee22 No u Main street,
- "a 80 Eoxos Asst brands yiroia = ,,,,c nbacco
ga o. DO ~ 7 Is ~ ''
II Gn short rs 40
!, do lone rs DIV
= do is do
SO Sheets Braziers Copper
100 do Lag do
80 do pinento
"a "a R Ros j Iisa,,' : ~ 9a- so,,
% D 40 i 49,, Gsi 20 Io"p
on Va t,ara,,, -
20 Bays brazil do
liefces snui. geo sides red sole leather, received
Ter steamer Mary stephens.
~ > PHI Na,.rro, ,,o,.-n,.
Il + a n'i IN, 70" VAN NY o a''', S
ITO BGSes al ' Ga.s ir"' '"s"i'
50 BOXES do
) Tierces Rice lust landed uer Steamer re Witt
Clmtan. dec X 'ErR4N1i Ek 20 o Nv
GtuaLs. large assortu cut very srlel did Just
reeeNedIy dec u NJ, STEIN.
,, - :, =, NC, ,,.,. =, ii, J.,
~ Fellows. ". RiuEIDAFFER.
dee 10
NOTICE.
y Cooi prn,r a-he al, rom oice lrpadv for use
"a su''aie for small turning; for p s1G 9w lppr
dec 10 Main street
ssgAsIILY Flour few Ibis white wheat family hoar
for sale nv ,''0 "" ''S BlArT & KN0X
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25
lARNETT Sc SNYIdE.
n THE FEDERAL COURT.
The United States,
Hnter Yarnall aud others .

Peter Yarral and others.
TN pursuance OF the decree in tAis cause ~Ia.l on
- FRIpAY Eth DAY A,sFsp. Use. at ile Ictt
House in Ohio County sci 10 te hid es rG test cGer
the after named the follow inc Iui- tiet ratt
OF V Keeling named East Wheeling. VIZ: lots a. 81.
l23 AID LIS, icing the due 1T LOIS rem aiming unsod
at the form or sale
TIE said Lots will re sold c-Cdi, enc. two sud
three years from the day Of sale. CIua >tg merits;
the purchaser giving bonds with roou stcurty Gi lie
payment thereof Deeds VIII he mgdc whcn the Iur-
chase money paid. should she sale lcI tunr',trd
on the day above named, it viii ie aGour ca o lima
| 10 time until ii is osed. I.lAtGE.
jan IA Trustee cuGt oU. u,.>s -0Nor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25
PHI ikS.
PIANO FORTES,.

IS LII who want good aud fashionable Plume vii
rssz- please call have now good ste ok on
hand 4. @. L AIRCHtLD.
,N-yN TFNDrpINSf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

CASA $'E'E1a1aA.
FUs,r received 6ifect tom heo OH one cast
a. sleet, a-sostau siZes viz
tu3 lis a ly q inch. Axe bar,
I}4 90 UHch SqGaie,
81 90 81 40 do
~ dc 5-s do da
a. do ~ do do
"A do p 90 Ga. Ahe, English ard Amer
can Ulster and sprng -tee' II! blCNtN,
cci~ Bdyds old stand, MerSct square.
= Nk-BscS, B.Ie and ked Ink received and .or sale
4 b, I. HORNBkOGk.
Noy -
.teANUlES-Ur assortment OF Candies is verl LARGE
& ard VIII tvsu Wholesale and retaiias low can be
had ~ The west. NJ AiSEN q hhl NOLiS,
.s-iOIHS, Cassjners, Csss.ne,s and splendid stock
80 Of fancy veatlng shifting, linens tdAie owes exc
met received al q =
=, uPPER KEITH Es.-Wash and S,ew Kettles on
- hand and for safe low at JVilSuNS,
/ mrn Io5 M0TAet r iuere.
/ rrGFFEE M!II.S--A superior article OF Livingston
~ sRotgus manufacture on hand uHd or sale low a
| mru IuilNS0N's. les Narse Square.
rsUYTER--a superior lot OF Na5 8susl iI,su fou
"a r0Rs. I'll sad BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25
FOR SALE.

fstss3 e OFFER inr sale lhe property row in the
T4t (, 7 occupancy OLA. n. JOHNSTON, Esq
t4Es1 Said properly IS situated on Market ST. rear
49, the Market House. 1t j. rented for the next
year tor $40 Any person wishing 10 enquire respect
ing II Will cali OF James Baker.
CROOKS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

- AVERY has received fr'm the Importers the
~ finest malerIG's for Manuiaciurng SIN mas ana
he is nov manufacturing Beaver aud SIX Hats snHerior
TO any that have hcen Tered this city, al of the late
fashions Gentlemen will please call AMI examine for
, tban,saIyr: Oct |.
NB Hats made To order al the shortest notice.
lust rece, ed tins morning fine lot OF embroidered
. cloth shaws at A. LEHMAN Suns
dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

Corresponding Gf The Pittsburgh Gaze,te
fni.adelphi4. Jan y, ISIS.
The Eastern Te'esraph i, still ont Of o,der
thing l'rr"tore from Nrw \ rk.
r rae s'a'hern mail Is in, b It b.ings no news
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

paw II, All persons knowing Themselves indeltc,
~ : T. 10 US ciLer by Note Book accom-. W i!
please call and settle the before the first o
January neNt All not settled al that tine may speCt
to he called upon when we hope they VIII be ready to
satisfy our demands.
des - ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

cute all or ders in their lin,
Barouches and Buggies OF u
up III good style and as low
All kinds Of repairing do
on the most reasonable tel
zee ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-12
Valuable Berkeley Land for Sale

TIME subscriber, as Attorney in tactic the Heirs
Il Of Samuel Bray, deed. is authorized to sell de-
srable tract of LAND, belonging to said heirs, lying
near the head and on both sides Of the Tuscarora
Creek, about miles West Of Martinsburg and ad
joining the lands Of William 0. Lye's hers, Charles
Stuckey, p c. Pendleton and others, containing
One Hundred and Serenty-ons Acres.
100 Of which are cleared and in good state Of cult
walton, the balance is clothed with young and thrifty
timber there is sufficiency of meadow, grain and
timber land, 10 make this tract desirable farm; is
supplied with never-faing springs Of pure water.
Any person wishidg TO purchase such tract OF
land will please call the subscriber in Marlnsburg,
or John X. Lyle who lives the said land, either
Of whom will make known the terms, SC.
NORMAN MILLER.
Atty. in fact far heirs Of S. Bray, deed.
Nov. 4. ls47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-12
MARTINSBURG AClDuY.

1--WE Trustees Of The .Mariias5srg .acsdemu re-.
i pectfuly inform us patrons and the pubic cener
ally that the next session of this ancient and useful
Seminary, wall commence, on the FIRST day OF August
under the continued supervision Of highly esteemed
principal. Professor j. WoRTHsxcros SMrrH Their
feel confidence IN referring such desire the best n
formation as 10 the qualification and success Of Prof
Smi'h as Classical Instructor. 10 the parents ana
friends OF The pupils who have been entrusted 10 his
care during the pas, year
Is needless 10 say. thai under presen, auspices,
the Academy fully sustains its well earned reputation
u has Deem ever since its foundation and ncorpora
non by the Legislature. The only Classical
school IN this Town and County II has always Of
Tered, on the most moderate terms Of tuition The Less
course Of English and Mathe,natic studies. and ali
those branches Of liberal Classical Education usual.
ly impaired ~ the Freshman aud Sophomore Coils
gate Glasses
TERMS:
For the EnglIsh tranches--for the year OF
two sessions, 400 90
Ancien Languages and higher branches Of
;, Mathematics added. $50 90
Payable oil the end Of each Session.
z. G. PENDLETON. Presi
JOHN STROTHER. Sec'y
DAVID III. CONRAD STrus,ecs
RICHARD McSHERRY,
JAMES CHISHOLM.
July f3, IS4S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-12
SAMUEL BRYAN. T. c puNHAM
BEvAy K DUyHAM,
Importers ann yUhoIesaIs DeaIrrs,
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Drp @ oo0a,
No. 27o Baltimore street.
(BErwrEY SHARP AND HAEovER.)


REVAN & DURHAM having removed from ihei
lDold stand 10 their new warehouse, No. 279 BaIli-
more street, between Sharp and Hanover Streets and
having greatly enlarged and improved the same are
now prepared to offer TO their friends and dealers gen
orally, extensive stock Of and beautiful FALL
& WINTER GOODS. Their stock, which is al all
times large, IS now greatly improved by add.
TONS aud consists Of nearly every variety Of goods be-
longing 10 the trade, which will be sold at the lowest
market prices. We enumerate in part
iCLUTHS--ln black and fancy colors, OF French and
Belgian makes.
All coors shades and qualities Of English and Amer
lean do,
CASSIMERES-In black and fancy rolors, si qual
lies.
vESTlNGS-Of every variety. some Of which are
very rich and handsome, being entirely styles
tSATINETS-Ofe every grade,
Tweeds and Perry CASSIMERES,
Cloaking, Cloak and Coat Linings, all qualities and
styles,
BLANKETs--In Whitney. Duffeld, Machnaw,
| and other varieties,
White, Red and Yellow FI.ANNEIS. an extensive
assortment, all qualities aud prices
FRENCH MERlNOES-o all shades, handsome
| lot,
Apacas Luslres and Plads in fancy colors and blacks
PRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTS--20O cases new and
! desirable styles Of Foyles London Pusple, Dun.
nels, Philip Aliens & Sons. Spragues Chapins,
Braggs. aud many others, a: very low prices
IGlNGHAMS-ln great variety, some new and beau
| ilful styles,
Dress Goods generally, large assortment Mousnes
| De Lanes, Cashmeres and poplins,
| Damask and other TABLE DiAPERS--At greatly
! reduced prices.
| LINEN ETlNCS-IrshL Linens OF Richardson
/ and other superior makes. very low,
! SHA LS-Of all qualities and styles, some OF rich
| and handsome designs,
Linen Cambria HAND'KFS-An extensive assert
! ment. al very low prices.
! Silks Pocket and other Hand'ks. in abundance,
! Black and Fancy Silk and Satin CIaAVATS,
HOSIERY, Gloves, Suspenders and Butiops,
| With an extensive assortment OF other Goods. in
GLIDING large supply Of bleached aud brown
Sf1EETlNGS and SHIRTlNCsS; Canton Flannels
Tickings, &c, &c, at manusacturer's prices.
To all oil which we respectfully invite the attention
Of country buyers, and as we are making addition.
daily throughout the entire year, we are al all times
prepared TO offer such inducements as must and vii
prove acceptable
therefore say to buyers call and give our siocl
Examination before making your purchases feeling
assured that you will not be disappointed, as we are
determined TO compare favorab.y with The lowest pri
ces in this any of the Eastern markers.
BEVAN s. DUNHAM, Wholesale
Dealers and Jobbers, New Warehouse,
/ No. 279 Baltimore street, 9Th house
| Sept 81, 1913. East OF Sharp street.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-12

ME undersigned oeing in possession OF correci
- list OF cur brave soldiers who have died Of disease
or BY wounds received in the several battles Tough, in
Mexico. take This method Of informing those interest
ed that they will give information OF the tine place,
and cause Of death OF each individual
II will be necessary for those desiring such nforma-
iion 10 state the Regiment Company to which they
belonged. the names of those who commanded them
and the date Of enlistment. The above INFORMATION
will be given without charges, provided the postage
is paid.
The undersigned would here remark that they are
extensively engaged in procuring Land Warrants,
Pensions and arrearages OF Pay due the discharged
Soldiers, and the representatives of those who havo
died. line addressed TO either Of The undersigned
will be punctually attended TO-
N B. Highest Cash prices given for Bounty LapG
Warrants
SAM'L STETTiNlUS ". s. Jus. OF Peace.
Washington City. ID. G.
VIM. NJ. FULTON, Attorney at Law.
Main street, Richmond. Va
GEO. w. STEPHENSON, Auor at Law,
No 81 Beek,nan street. New York.
June %. 1S4S.--3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-12
REMnVAf.,

ME subscriber has removed his shop TO the white
u building few doors below The Mariinsburg
House, one door above Wm. Dorsey 3 Drug Store and
nearly opposite j. w Boyd, where he viii carry the
saddle, Harness a. Truak Making
business. in all their various branches He hos Just
received Tor the Northern Cities new and auiiful
Assortment OF such articles in his line as will enable
him to execute all the orders with which he may be
favored by his friends end customers, in such
ner as to insure The perfect satisfaction. He has
always on hand large assortment Of
Saddles, Brides, Martingaies, es.
which for superior workmanship and 6nish. cannst
be surpassed in this section OF COUNTRY and which he
will dispose oil on the most reasonable TERMS
Trunks and Carpet Bags
OF The neatest pattern, and of admirable finish always
On hand.
JACOB viNCENHELLKR.
June 90. le4s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-12
HERE ARE TWO BEAUTIES.
LOOK LOOK!! NO BLANKS!l.
$4,000! $40, 900 !!

q ANIDIIF
05NSlLIDAlglaD lLOERlSgss & 8
Glass IS,
To be drawn in the Civ Of Baltimore, Md, on Sat
urday. October Il, lS48.
70 Numbers and 10 Ballots.
I'LL PRIZE SCHEME!
In this Scheme the lowest prize thai Ticket with
ldree drawn numbers can draw, is ONE THOSAND
DoLLARSl! Each and every tickle, ia the Lottery
WILL BE "A PRIZE, for all those tickets without
drawn number, are each entitled TO Five Dollars
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-12

TOWN PROSPERITY FOR SGNtlBo
FHVHE undersigned wishes 10 sell his House and
Il Lot lying the main street, in Martinsburg, oc-
cupied by Wm.T. Compton, Esq lthas very recently
undergone thorough repair, and is altogether one OF
the most convenient dwellings, in the place.
will sell also, in connexion separately small 10
adjoining, fronting 81 feet Martin ST., lying be
tween the lots occupied by Mr.. Hope. and MIR. Pa
deD - ia
JOHN sTRoTHER.
Sept. %, lS4S Ii 4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-12

1906 prizes amounting 10 s9l2,9l2
Whole tickets. Sl5. Halves 81 so Quarters SO rs.
Eghths S7i Moe is the time for Packages. Who'll
have one recollect in this Lottery every ticket is
Prize, as there is no Blanks. a3 .a
Certificates of packages can be had OF Ward s. CO.
for
26 Whole tickets, $780, &c Qnarter tickets, $l5
e Half 80 26 Eighths q so
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-12
Rl ID II OH "a M ID Z u "a h.

G. q c. W. DOLL
HAVE just received their usual supply Of FALL
III and WINTER GOODS-embracing a well
assorted stock of Ladies and Gardeners Dress Goods,
together with the usual variety Of Heavy Woolens.
Couons and other Staple Goods.
HTd,oare, Queensoare, Groceries, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
We would respectfully request our customers and
all those who want Goods-useful and cheap-o call
and examine for themselves
October IL, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-12
FORWARDING g. COMMISSION DEPOT.

IuNHE undersigned is now prepared TO receive and
Il forward promptly. Flour and otter produce TO
the Baltimore Market. when consigned TO his care
the best prices guaranteed and punclua returns made
OF the proceeds.
In addition 10 general Stock Of Goods, he will al
ways have on hand full assortment OF Iron, Smith s
Coal, Salt and Herring. for sale low for cash
FRANCIS HUNTINGTON
b. s O. Railroad, Aug. 3, lsiS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-12
Milling and Boating business.
CASH FOR NEGROES.

lIRNHE subscriber is anxious 10 purchase a large
Il number of Negroes. Of both sexes, sound and
likely. Persons having Negroes TO dispose Of will
find II TO their interestto give him call before selling,
as he will pay the rery highest cash prices
He can be seen at the Berkeley Courts, at Martins
burg, on the I'd Monday and al Berryvie on the 4uh
Monday in each month, and usually al his residence
in Charlestown.
All letters addressed TO him will be promptly aen-
ded TO- VIM. CROW.
| Charesown, March IL, IS4S-tf
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NOTICE.

lNHE subscriber hereby informs his friends and the
u public that he has taken his sons into CO partner
ship with himself in the
Milling and Boating Business.
al the old stand at Falling Waters. The business will
therefore be hereafter conducted under the firm OF
Charles Downs s. Sons; as the partners will give
therpersona attention TO the business, the public may
rely on the most satisfactory results of all business in
Their line the highest market prices will be paid ioI
Wheat, Corn, &C., delivered either at the Falling Wa
lers, or at the mouth Of the Opequon Persons wishing
TO have their wheat ground can be accommodated and
The -four delivered in Georgetown al 20 per bar
rel. CHAS. DOWNS & SONS.
August g. lS49-3m
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Ganotown Company.

DARADE at the usual place on Saturday the l4lh
inst, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ BY order Of the Colonel.
J. J. HENSHAW .4djt.
Oct IL, IS4S.
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% Whole tickets, $40 25 Quarter tickets, S35
Is Half 20 rs Eighth II so

In presenting the above Megnicen, Lotteries, we
beg most respectfully to return sincere thanks for
past lavors, snd solicit continuance of patronage
from our friends and correspondents, so literally ex-
hdence shall be observed and prompt attention paid
both respects orders and forwarding OF the results
after the drawing,
Orders for Packages Single Tickets or Shares in
any of the above Splendid Lotteries, will meet w,h
prompt attention and success--by addressing the
Old Established House az WARD & co.
No. 10, North Gay Street, Baltimore, Nd,
October r. lS4S
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME:

22,S6l prizes amounting to $751;
Tickets $40. Halves 5, Quarters so. Eighths %.
The above is the best $40 Lottery ever drawn in the
United States, and call particular attention to il
something above the common order Of Lotteries. In
this splendid Lottery we advise all TO try Package,
The most successful way to purchase tickets, as one
single Package can draw over Eighty .Gre Thousand
Dollars.