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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

The ATLANTIC POSTAL ABRASGEMExr.-Th
New York Sun gives TIE following as the has.
OF the agreement come TO by Lord Clanricard,
and Mr. Bancroft:
!. Entire reciprocity between the two govern
ments in the transmission of letters by their tt
spective steamers.
2. The rates of postage 20 be uniform for j.
merican and English steamers.
3. The British Colonial mail to be conveycI
through the United States, and BY American s.,
well as the English steamers
4. American mails for Europe, Asia and An
ea, to be conveyed by the British as well as the 4
merican steamers.
The rates OF postage viii probably not exceed
twenty-five cents on each letter from the United
States one shilling sterling on letters forward
ed from the United Kingdom BY this arrange
ment, letter mailed in any part of Great Britain
or ireland, and shilling paid upon it there, vii
be delivered in the United States without chargs
to the person 10 whom it is directed. So with
letter sent from the United States BY the paw
ment oftwenty-fiVe cents here, it will be delivered
free OF charge in any part Of England, ireland or
Scotland.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

1t is rather Notifying to witness the course
taken by our Legislature, at the late session,
with respect to. an appropriation for complete
ing the Geological Survey. A Survey has
been successfully begun, at an expense to the
State of S6O00-,he question of its completion
has been raised debated, passed, reconsdered
amended, counter amended finally lost
entirely, or lef among the unfinished business,
as matter that may just as well be considered
next year, or in the next age-or not at all. The
resolution for depositing the papers and col
lections of the State Geologist, pertaining to
the Survey, at the Office of the Secretary of
State, is not only ill-natured but absurd. The
papers are worthless to everybody but the &C.
ologist hmself-and to talk of gathering up
the results of a survey" that is far from being
completed, and has been mainly confined to
the preliminaries necessary in order to make it
of anv value, is ludicrous. The truth is, some
of our wise legislators (and we are happy in the
reflection that so large number Of them are
destitute of that kind of wisdom) are too much
in haste to seize upon practical results. In sci
entifc matters, as in everything else, we must
be content "to labor and to wait"
We cannot forbear passing remark on the
unkind feelings manifested by some members
land by one of the Senators from Orange, in
particularly towards the State Gcologist. We
believe that no man should be very liberal in
his comments on the manner in which any sci
entifc work is executed, unless he himself has
the ability to distinguish, and the generosity to
appreciate, real scientific merit. II ought to
occur to all such eaptious critics oflabors which
they but very imperfectly understand, that all
the good qualities Of humanity are rarely COM
bined in one individual-and that it is very
possible for a man to be an excellent Geolo-
gist, without spending most of his time in con-
plimentary interviews and idle conversations
with every person, in the several towns he Wis
its, who is ambitious to be fattered.
We do not say this from any personal re-
gard, simply, which We bear to Professor Ad-
ans, (though we confess to high respect for
his scientific attainments and for his private
qualities but we deprecate the action of our
Legislature on this subject, as needlessly expo
sing our STATE to contempt and ridicule among
those abroad who really understand such mat
tiers, ard who are able to appreciate the SER
vices of our eminent State Geologist as they
deserve.
The Survey now stops where it is. With
out vigorous prosecution of it, all that has
yet been done will be comparatively useless.
That wise and enlightened policy-looking be-
yond the mere dollar and-cent view of The mat
ter-which has induced so many of the States
around us to complete this important scientific
work, years ago, ought to have place in our
own legislative councils and yet, we fear,
from the history of the late session, that the
whole subject j, now to be dropped entirely that
we aie to be reckoned with those wko began
to build and were not able to finish"
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

Mr. CLAY.-We have private le,,e, 6
a friend in Lexington. Ky, dated The ION I,ii
inst. which says "Mr. Clay is sin Ie, .ia
He is confined TO his room. vi! ILL.,
Kentucky has given Taylor nerrIv 81 r..
msiOrity.-N Y. fr5rr.& l6ih inst wv
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

VERY MYSTERIOUS DlSAPPEARANcE.-N
| long siuce the mother -Oi young lady nar.
ed Marietta Smith, residing nj 100 Green
ST.. received by the TWO Kenny post an amor
ymouS warning in q fcmle hand. 10 The e.
feet that n plot had been formed TO remote
her child from her parental hone, Tor ever.
to her ruin and des:I ion, and % "a Place
where her parents would never more be hn!,l
her. and cntreating Mrs. Smith to take eve,
ry means TO avert the impending danger.
The writer was evidently acquainted with
the family, who have been residents Of this
city Tor nearly thirty ears, and are much
esleemed tor their probily and worth. Mrs.
S. showed the letter 10 Marietta. TO Tie re-.
Of the family, and 10 several intimate friends.
but no one could conjecture whn the writer
was, or whence The danger was 20 proceed.
Miss Smith has six sisters and a bro,her.
was educated al the Public School. No. =.
and is a ieacher there. Several of her SIS
Iers hold similar situations
On Saturday last she left the house cCIer
father for the Normal School in Grand street.
called upon friend in Elizabeth 81. at IL
and Immediately left Tor home with her sa,ch-
ell oil books on her arm. evidently quite hap.
py and cheerful. Since then She has no!
heen seen orheard of. nor any tidings obtain
ed Of her fate.-N Y. Tribune 1M inst.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

81 A rumor is current in Boston that Ca
leb Gushing, has been appointed Collector Of
that port
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

theories, or turn themselves lovingly towards
The Past, in whose darkness they discern
come sireaks orlight, made all the more bril-
liant from the contrast-lhis light being TO
Them the only beacon by which to steer. An
tiquiiy had is Utopists and Romanlcisls, as
we have our Humanitarians and Puseyiles.
Edinburgh Rerietr.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

The Editor of the Middlebury Galaxy
has been presented with Carol two feet
one inch and half long! He thinks it can
not be beat !-Bello,cS Fall Gazette.
To be sure. But we had then no expec-
taiion that the following case would turn up.
Mr.. E. 5. Holden, of Cornwall. brought US
the other day. two Carrots weighing lbs
one Of them measuring two feet three
inches in length. Who can say more?
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

HIoH CHURCH AND Low CHURcH.-The
parish church Of Whifby is situated on an
ACTIVITY approachable only by flight OF
1874 steps. Anew church has just been open
ed for the benefit of The cd. in6rm and sick
ly, who could no. climb The height.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
2 80. Il x T-7--
BERKELEY COUNTY LAND FOR SALE.

EsIIE subscriber offers for SALE on reasonable terms
d about FOUR HUNDRED ACRES Of land,
I'm Writings Neck) situated on the Potomac RIVER
eight niles above Sbepherdsown. about The same dis
lance from Aiarinsbufg the County seat Of me above
County, five miles from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road and Immediately The Slack Water Navica
lion Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal The above
tract contains about ! 10 acres ef arst-rala
EssCh Esogsoss,.
net surpassed BY any in The State $50 acres Of heavy
Timber. and The balance Limestone upland of excel
ieu quality. From the proximity Of this land 10 The
above named towns, The Rail Road and he Cana.
(Which Affords excellent market readers il very
desirable properly persons wishing make an ia
yesmeni 10 real estate For further particulars and
terms apply By letter (posage paid to the undersign-
ed al Alexandria, Virginia
f. III. WHITING.
June S, ls48-sw
o. fiagsrsiown Torch Light publish sw and send
lccouni 10 This office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
LIS I Il N -,

GOOD morning Madam what have you Dough, (?
W Cheap Groceries from Ridde,s--did YOU ever
see such Loaf Sugar for 2a and IL cents per pound
and such Brown Sugar for fp2
Has egoi any more otihat good CofTee7
Yes, indeed, lois for 81. 9 and 10 cents Rice at
CT and Teas very fine, fitsl, aud cheap,
What else has he goi?
What else why every thing that family wants
Bacon at ftp. Lard Flour, Chesse Crackers, Can
dies, Marcaroni; Long. Black, White and Red Pep
per- Mace, Cinnamon, Cloves. Nuinegs &c. &c. Sc
You had better call aud see before YOU buy and Tell
the Children he has Nuts and Candy too FOR sale.
It's all trne aud not half tod--l haze ius received
my New sioek JAS. n. RIDDLE.
Nav | \. 1898
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
REMOVAL

VIE subscriber mas removed his shop 10 the white
n building a few doors below The M ~, 49,,
House, one door above VIM. Dorsey,s Drug store and
nearly opposite w Boyd where lie wiz CARY On lie
saddle, Harness a. Trunk Making
business, - all their various branches He has ins,
received Tor me Northern Cities new and beaoi,f,,l
assortment q such articles ID his line as will enable
nun 70 execute all the orders VIII which lie NAV be
as.oteo ~ his friends and cusicnrfs in such man.
net as % lasHfe Inc most perfect saxfac,;oa uehs
always on hand large assortment Of
sdddles, Brides, Martingaies, &c.
siil'.h lof superior workmanship and finish cannot
bf surpassed ~ this section OF country and which he
WIZ dispose Of on me most reasoaabie terms.
Tuahs and Carpet Bags
OF The neatesi pattern and OF admirable finish ALWAYS
on hand.
June 90 fS4s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
Uis.ar,s Bal-am OF Wild { berry.
CONSUMPTION.


There is perhaps, no disease with which country
j, Affected Which sweeps off Annually so many victims,
as that fell DESTROYER Of the human race Consumption
iy after day. year after year, the nsaiate moster hnr
m to the portals Of the cold and silent tomb fresh added
victims to lis conquest NJ wax Of life is sacred from lis
bghina influence. No age is exempt from its DEATH
dealing shafts The old She middle aged, and the Young
all alike are food for this common enemy OF mankind -
fhc white haired patriarch, whose life oftemperance has
rendered his system npervous to the attacks OF other
lis and whose good deeds prepared him for tho enjoy
mens of lies calm evening" finds Consumption fastening
panqs upon 3is vitas, and tearing him from world
ever bright 10 minds which look comPlaccnly on days
well spent.
Is there no help for the afflicted No preventive Of
The dangers which besot us in ehaugeable and tickle
dime: We think there ia. And il the allegations of
those who are least entitled to veracity, may be believed
there IS preventive and remedy.
Wistar's Basam Of Wild Cherry IS offered TO suffer.
Ini world az such 1t needs not the "adventtous aid
of long string Of fictitious certificates to give notore
w. Its true value and intrinsic excellence are slith-
cent to ento it to the confidence of the public, and to
"Wart on to iane'
s name Of its inventor as beneactor Of his species.
None genuine, unless sigued / BUTTson the wrapper.
Price Il per bottle-six bottles for five dollars.
~ The above Medicines may be had at w H. HIS
HINES, Martnsburg, Va, and at IL. >. foRNEf s.
Shepherdstown, Va.
And by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
June %, lSis.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29

I'VE are now receiving our usual supply OF every
~ description OF Seasonaeis Goods, which we
will sell lower than ever y, ,oxyr !. mo
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
VI aEgTaN>nsIsafs At,thpaNY.

T15HE Trustees Of this Institution are 81 last enabled
q TO give some certain assurance Of the commence
ment Of the Winter Session. They were unapprized
OF Mr.. FosIEg's IN ienlon 10 renguish The School
until lae IN the vacation. They immediately proceed
ed TO open communication with gentleman OF high
reputation as Teacher, j. WoRTHlNeToN SMITH.
Esq. President Of the Masonic College in Missouri,
and formerly Of Stanton Mr. Smiih's absence from
home occasioned some delay in hearing from him.
They take pleasure in announcing 10 the patrons OF
the Academy, that Mr. Smith has accepted the stu
aon and will leave Missouri for Alar,insburg in time
10 commence the Winter Session about The FIRST of
November. The Trustees Of the Martpsburg Acad
envy, have hitherto spared no pans 10 procure gentle
men of the best qualifications 10 preside the
school--and Notwithstanding the frequent changes
of teachers occasiened BY circumstances beyond the
control of The board, indeed of The teachers them
selves the institution has steadily improved for the
last few years. They believe that in their present
selection, they have not fallen behind their former
good fortune. President Smiths reputation is CO.
extensive will the State Of Virginia. as an accomplish
scholar He ID devoted TO the business 81 teaching,
and from his high repnte they have reason 10 hope
the Academy Will attain 10 a degree OF prosperity be-
yond all previous example The health of the place
the cheapness of ying-with the facility of access
by the Rail Road from the East and tie West point
10 Mariinsburg, I'll location Tor thriving prepnr-
atory school.
The parents and guardians Of the youths Of the
neighborhood. well as from distance. conf
IDENTIFY invited TO send then now 10 bs Institution.
The terms Of tuition win be The same as heretofore.
p c. PENDLETON, Pret
mo STROTHER. Sec'y
DAVID II. CONRAD,
RICHARD McSHERRY,
JAMES CHISHOLM,
Martinsburg, Oct.7. lS47. Trustees.
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NEW G0OpS,
AZ Hcdinaton, Virginia.

EEYARNER MILLER respectfully informs biz
w customers and The hlcgenesally that be has
just returned from the North with his usual stock OF
SE2larMa} AMID S1rf EfJnlIsT2 GOODS
among which muy be found the following articles
Clofs- Bt Black and ofer colo,s at prices to suit
The lines; Cassimercs, super Black, Fancy. S.es
.iired and plain Ttccsds !; flute and Summer
Cloths; Cadet and Gold aaircd Jeans; Vesings--
Sir Plain and Plaid Blaci and Fancy Satin Mar.
settles. Sc; large stock IF PLAIN, Plaid and Stri-
ped Cotions for paatnloo4s - 0 pieces Of Prints
--latest styles" Lawns, Ging. Ldscns and Cling
hams. bsduiifd Styles and verg Cheap. Black aud
Fancy Dress siE.s.: Lace .tiasiin; Plain Crossbar,
red aud si,7pcj CamJsics; Book 'S'ciss, Null and
Jaconet .Nustas; Enid .nIusiins u I,ane Sha,cls;
Granadae do: Be,yage ScayS; Silk and Cotton
Telrets; Ladies' Crorai and Sriss Collars; Rib.
boas-Bofaaet and Cap. rel assorted; Laees, Ed
giags md Hisertngs Linen Handherchieffrom l2s
up Buttons and Edgu,gs. Irish Linens Brotcn
Hoiiai; French Linens. Biue Drills, Cottonades. Sc.
Gloccs and Hosiery. general assortment
DO.MES1YCS.
Three Bales Bru,rn .Nuslias rery cicap Ttciued o.
naJ,vgs; Tirgiaia Begging Bieached .Nuslins.
Checks Bed Ticking, B,aiaps, Cotton Lapps. Table
and Ioscel Diapers, CrasL. &c. Sc
BOOTS.
Shoes, Hafs Caps and Bonnets-a general assortment
ruy cheap
STaTIo.N.aRY, QUEEN,sW7RE.
Hard,rsaq. Uoodrare and Eartte.uae- reH sslse
ted assortment, yfor sale oery cheap.
GROCERIES.
NJ Orleans Lump and Loaf Sugars NJ D. and S. H.
and othe' .Molasses, Rio Cqfee-best quality. Young
Hysou and Imperial Teas. Ginger. Saieratits. Pep
per and .2tlspiee, Dye Stgfs. Widow Glass &c.
p.1TE.NT .1IEDICLNES. Sc
Jalnes Family Medicines Jpisiars Bdtsam If Hid
Cherry. III. c.. FaTelrs celebrated .4rob;an Line
ment. Etdmerioeh's YermJvgs. No. aud 6, Com
position Spice Biners. SC. aN
All OF the above articles win be disposed OF upon
the most accommodating terms. -
Dedington, Va, Aprl 27. 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
10 Volunteers and their Friends.

III Vie undersigned oeiag in possession Of correct
ISL q cur brave soldiers who have died Of disease
or by wounds received in the several battles fought in
Mexico, take this method Of informing those interest
cd that they viii give information OF the tine place
and cause Of dealh OF each individual
!, VIII be necessary for those desiring such informa-
ton to state the Regiment or Company 10 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 Ct those who have
died. line addressed TO either Of the undersigned
will be pDuetuay attended 10.
y. 3 iiigheat Cash prices given for Bounty Land
Warrants
SAM'L STETTINIUS u. s. Jus Of Peace
Washington City, d. c.
WM M. FULTON, Attorney al Law
Main street. Richmond, Va.
GEO. w. STEPHENSON. Auor at Law
No. q Beekman street, New York
June %. lS48.-3m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
SATURDAYS PRocE-DINCs.
IN SENATE.

The business before the Senate day was rather
un.mpoTant.
The bill! TO promote the despatch Of business 10 the
Supreme Couri, was amended and passed.
Mr. Hale's resolution. insiructing the Committee on
ne District Of Columbia TO report bill abolishng
slavery said District, was negaliyed by So nays 6
yeas.
Mr. Reverdy Johnson's resolution calling for list
ooffcers employed al the Baltimore Custom House,
was adopted
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration Of
private bills, with which ii was occupied The remain
der Of the session.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
NOW~ON- HAND.
Fresh and Magnificent Spring Good
CTorrxau n CO.


q splendid S.eck IF Goods ever before offered
IN Nartasburg. -
So An persons are requested % give Us call: they
viii fad us occupying The room abase our former
Store. which we have hteG up raanFssF suit the
demaads of err constantly increasing business.
The val,labe stock offered having been selec-
ted with great ewfe. aai having been bought for casa
we enabled @ eilsF 70 fresds such prices
as caanot f 10 afford he graiesl saiSiacison all we
ask cal. being fully eunynced thai al goods
are cheaper ,hrn any heretofore offered and will COM
ppe with agy stock 10 esupnsss. beauty fasaioa aud
eleEsre 81 stylss all requested 70 call and cxam-
inc car assortment. whether wishing 10 purchase or
not as will afford the greatest pleasure 10 exhlb-
itit. 9prs,oek of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
is large and ELI CAN'T embracing several HUNDRED styles
OF pgiuis Scotch Linen Manchester and Oil Ging-
hams Cashnerets G.asnseon, Mousseline de LANES.
plain and fancy Alpaaas, Gsrnalines. Jenny Linds.
Raeces, Luslres. Lawns, Csmhtrs Jasonets Piaids,
Mourning Dress Goods Goal aad alohair Paids, Or
gsndrs, Nalzarifes silk TISSUES, Robes, Lusrings.
plain and iuncy SILKS, with beautiful assortment OF
Saetcls. 4scarfs AID Collars. White Goods. Ho-
siery. Boanets, Ribbons, Cdpss.
Handkerchief &c.
Also. a full and complete assortment Of
GE.yTLE.MENvS DRESS GOODS.
embracing amongst others, Mulberry. Green. Olive.
Blown, Blae. BLACK and Mixed Cloths. Tweeds. fan.
cy Cassimeses and Nesiings IN great ety. Velvet
and Napoleon Cords. Linen Checks. Drlllngs Cable
Twist, York Mixtures, Chambfays. Colionades Mon
ierey Cassncres Croson Cualings. Nankeens, PaIds.
Cashmereis, Summer Cloths, Wellington Ribs and
Cords, Drills, Sc. Also Cfavais Handkerchfs, Sus.
pendeIs, Sc. Their assortmentof
Boots, Shoes. hats. Caps and Bonnets, Quesns
Ware, Stone Ceda, Tin and
Hafdtcdre, sc. SC.
cannot be surpassed and their large stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS
embrace ali the varieties fsom the MANUFACTURES al
Proylden Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore amongst which will be found Brown and
Bleached Muslins. Brown Cotton, Duck and Drill.
ings from cents per yard up.
Our stock Of GRocERirs ~ large and daily incres-
sing. We also have large stock Of IKos which we
offer below the the usual prices.
10 word, we are prepared 10 offer inducements 10
purchasers greater than any heretofore offered.
Mariinsbufg, April 10. 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
OUR PATRONS.

This institution engages 10 advance Students far in
the Classics and Mathematics that they may be Pepa
red for the junior Class oc any College in the country
and thereby two years Of Collegiate education.
In sound and practical English cducation Yields to
none.
At the close of the presei Session. Isl August, there
viii be public examination, when all can Judge for
themselves.
The Winter Session will open the lst of September
Any Communications addressed 10 the Rev. William
Love, the subject Of Board. Sc. Sc ea b. prompt
" attended to.
May is, lS4s-3In
P. Sstabling win lie furnished gratis for tie horses
of the students who come from the country
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
7sceornsich,s wheat k.eaprr.

TEsliE subscribers hereby inform those farmers who
a. are disposed 10 tina, valuable labor saving
machine. that they will have about 20 Of them ready
for the approaching harvest and they desire 10 close
their partnership they nave reduced the price
10 $50 cash. or 2 months credit with interest, In all
cases where we have TO hire teams 10 deliver reapers
the bills for transportation must be paid at the time Of
delivery JAMES NJ HITE g. SON
White Post P. o., Clarke Co, MAY III, Is4S-5t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
270 .FcS'es /;
Harvest asrocerirs.

4 HAVE just received large lot of Groceries very
q cheap--Loaf, Lump and Clarified Sugar; New
Orleans and Porto Rico do; Prime new Rice; Cidar
Vinegar; New Orleans and Porto Rico MolasSes I;
Sugar Crackers Wine Biscuit, &c; very strong dark
Coffee; Prime old Rye and good country WhSkey
SeYlhe Rifles Cumb Stones, &c. for sale very
cheap for cash. Il. HUNTINGTON,
June %, 1876. Depot b. s. 0. X. Road.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
June Is. 1913.
TEyO JOSEPH WARD < MARY his wife, for
b merLY Mary I.aWuet. II they be- living if moi 10

TEvO JOSEPH WARD < MARY his wife, for
n mery Mary Lawyer. it they be living, if not, 10
their distributes at Law.
This is give notice that on the 18th day of March
ls4S George Lawyer of Berkeley County, State OF
Virginia. departed this e possessed OF some sixteen
hundred dollars, which will shortly be ready for dis
ributon. He left no wife children nor any other
relation far as is known except Mary Lawyer his
sister, married Joseph Ward. They emigrated ma
and subsequently, ii is sad removed from Ohio to the
State of Indiana.
Editors in The States Of Ohio and Indiana will do a
kind and benevolent act by inserting this notice the
substance of in their papers. that the persons TO
whom tbs fund is payable may be made aware the
fact, establish their heirshp and receive their dues
JOSHUA WARD.
.4im'r Of George Lawyer deed
Berkeley County, Va. June Is, 1851
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Important TO EEnta>ei1cepers.

TESEIE Philadelphia and New York Pekin Tea
4 Company. for the accommodation Of the lovers
Of Pare Tea have established Depot. for the sale Of
their celebrated Packed Teas, in Marrinsbnrg, Va,
and appointed James n. Riddle their sole Agent
FoI Catalogue Of Teas and prices hand bills.
which will be furnished by the undersigned by Mail
or otherwise. JAS. NJ RIDDLE. 4
JuneS f953 et,f