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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-24

SUPPOSED ELoPEMENT.-The Boston papers
contain an account of supposed elopement, the
poy of the Boston and Maine Railroad and Mrs Hatha
way, vito Of James Hathaway, Of Medford with whom
Gabriel boarded In june, ls47, Mrs. Hathaway pro-
posed visit TO her friends In Warren Maine and her
husband brought her and her child two years Of age
Boston, and put them on board tho Portland boat In
stead Of going to Warren, however, Mrs H. went to
Shirley and Peterborough with Gabriel passing for his
wife Nothing more was heard of their whereabouts un
I'll the 10Th inetant when Gabriel returned to Medford
With the child He left the child with elder daughter
Of Mrs H. telling her that Mrs H had died 1t Warren
peurisy giving ell the details OIL her demise This 1t
took him about I've minutes do after which he disap
peared and nothing has been heard Of him since He
has left wife and three children utterly destitute In
Cbarlestown. Whether Mrs. II. has been murdered by
Gabriel as Ia quite likely, IL still living In adultery
with him, IL profound ystery to her family.
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Foreign lmp0rtntlens.
CARDErAs-Brg Tolquiu-369 hhds 20 tics IA bbs molasses
i q Thurston.
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from the Administrator of Tobacco requiring you to
oeve the tobacco which remained in tue warehouses In
this city, also copies Of all other communications which
passed between yourself and the administrator relative
to said tobacco has been understood that Contador
Ygnaco Casasola appropriated said tobacco and reno
we'd it yesterday morning to his own house
You are required to furnish Immediately the keys
Of the several warehouses OF this city.
By the Governor
GEO. EARL Nancy, Secretary, &c.
FoR THE SEAT OF WAR.
The U. s. steamship Fashion Capt Morgan, will leave
to-day for BRACES Santiago, with government stores,
horses, 60 The following passengers go over in her
termsstar Mississippi Regiment; Lisuts Wainwright
and Lester, and Messrs NJ Hixcn, James Croghan, VIM
b Fondy, John Enge, Daniel Nice arty, and Thoms. T.
Hopping. The schooner North Carolina, Capt. Baker
left last evening FOR the same place with government
stores.-New Orleans Pieoyunt, FEB. 10.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
LAouNA, Jan. 20, lsls.
Asa vessel sails direct for New York to morrow, |
have concluded to give you all the Of this place
On the 10th instant Commander Bgelow Of the Scor.
pon relieved Governor Gordon and assumed the duties
of governor The late governor has left Washington
There present ten fifteen ships here wait
ing for cargoss Of log The soop Of Albany
was Of the harbor yesterday from Campeche bound to
Vera Cruz The country in this neghborhood Is quiet
Your paper is the latest We have seen The weather
continues very warm Thermometer at so.
The following is list Of officers attached to the
N List Of officers attached to the scorpon:Abraham
Bigelow Commander end Governor; Washington Gusth-
NAV LIST Lieut. Themss Pattison, MASTER J. d. Miller,
Surgeon; j. D. Middleton Sem Engineer; James f. Nil.
lgan. II A. Hand. J. 4. Brose, Mdshipmen; VIM Tag
CART I'd Assistant Engineer; Francis Hudson Captains
Clerk.
List Of Officers attached to the Vesuvius bomb ship
MURRAY Mason, Lieut. Commanding; +. II. Robertson,
lst Lieut. r. X Murray, Master G Dyer. Jr J. Mad
List of cfcers attached to the FaiconJohn J. Clos
sen, Lieut.. Commanding; VIM Z. Hopkins, Master; VIM
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and believe there Is, repeat my wish to have your
laws and institutions spread over This SIR Is the
wish of the intelligent thinking and honest citizens
Mexico"
OsIsApA, jan %, ls4s We left Tehuacap. for tbi,
city early the morning of the asa after rest Of
day and night, few miles from the town came to
. hacienda Of Santa Annals at the base OF a mountain
and at the entrance OF valley. The hs cenda
thoroughly searched but nothing to seizure
found, and tho command proceeje through the
valley the greater part Of the road for elk or eight
miles being rough and jsgged, and a naked lime
stone rock had bsen occasionally the in the two
preceding marches 1t must not be inferred however.
that because the road was a nsked rock the valley we
were penetrating was barren Not some fields Of
wheat, the only crop now growing, were as fine
seen aud the wheat on Santa Annals ground, in
particular beautiful and rich In appearance But
no has taken advantage OF stream which runs through
the valley to rsats his land economy the other pro-
prietors to have neglected and he has the benefit
OF his superior management or rather, 'uppose, the
superior management Of his stewards Here, too, and
for the first time since left the valley Of Mexico we
saw the pmento tree, in full bearing.
At the foot Of the mountain the general met by
the curate and Ayuntamiento of the small villa 70 Of
AoazIngo, bearing white nag. They accompanied M
into the village pointed out good quarters in the clean
est and best managed country inn have in Next
co. and men and horses found good nights rest.
This city was but seventeen miles distant. Fron,
what had been heard the read, expected dc.
fence Of II would be atempted but about three O'Clock
in the morning deputston csms the general from
the Ayuntamsnto, requesting 10 know what terms he
would agree the keys Of the city given up to
him. The reply was that they would know his terms
when he had possession. With this the deputatlon re-
turned at about O'Clock In the morning. tibet roops
were the last days march to Orzba-350 men we're
their way TO take city OF 40 TO IS 900 population
To cut the matter short the Ayuntai.pto the princ
pal clergyman and many of the respectable IL
met the command about thres miles FROM the city and
after at their own request being normed Of what tbs
them and the remainder, accompanying the general
arriving at che gates the the city TO him
house sss is .tss Doou.cs s.:nsa 70 Ssy. .sr ss
eut ~ witness 60 s6tsy, ed shswsA degree n 60
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Ships Toronto, NOrleans; Harmonic. Glasgow; ANGELIC
Amsterdam; Southcrner, NOIleans; Br ship Miicete,
Richard BaIbadoes; Euomanxo, Glasgow iss Angus
Sar annah; Z d Wolfe, Cadiz Linden, Mobile.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
PATENT III EDICINES

70 expelit, hence the cause Of pains few 49,.
Of DIR. Sweclsers Panacea viii convince he sa.Fs,s
that relief is attained.
Grsai sllediciae for Caiidreg--parpnts viii a.,
this panacea valuable medicine ior helr eh;la,~s
keeping their bodies in healthy condition. ,bersA
assisting their gFOwtA children Or grsSa uefsonS II
taking il. are not liable 10 he attacked with ~ TX
denic before as leaves The blood ii n,rr e.a
dltlon, and the entire system in Strengthened ess
dives cut all kinds Of weakness from lie hor Y,
leaves It heallhywishin. =
Married Ladies.--NiH find Dr. Sweelser,s ~.
eea medicine peculiarly adapted 10 their use. Nns,
ladies during the period of pregnancy ATE angw,ss
will piles DR. Sweeisar's Panaeea. BIZ rev.lssa,.
the bowels, will entirely obviate this and Ill n,s
ing properties the blood and fluids sures Il NM!
healthy offspring No ono who is mother sbo,,lS u
without il, and those who are nursing viii hod Il Il
great benefit 10 the health Of sheir infants
DIR. SNEET SEI'S PANACEA. being cnmpo.
sed only Of vegetable matter Or medical herbs. an
warranted, on cath, as containing not particle 81
mercurIal, mineral chemical substance, is found a 4,
perfectly harmless 10 the most tender age Of III
weakest frame, Under any stage OF human sufsgins
the most pleasant and benign in lis operation thai ws
Offered the world; and at the same ime IL
most certain in searching the root Of any complain
however deep, and Of performing cure.
Price, per bottle, or six bottles for S. For sale
wholesale and retail, BY
SETH g. IiAiecE.
los Baltimore ST.. Bsdlimora
JAMES N. RIDDLE.
Nov. II, is47--y. alariinsburg, Ia
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
(nETwEEN SHARP ann ifANovERl

FNEyAN & DUNIiAM having removed from hei
q Dold stand 10 ieIr new warehouse. NO ~ Balli-
laore street. between Sharp ard Hanover streets. and
having greatly enlarged and improved the same, are
now prepared 10 offer 10 theF friends and dealers gem
erallv al extensive stock 81 and beautiful FALL
g. WINTER GOODS. Their stock. which is al all
lines large il now greatly improved by recent addi
TONS ana consists Of Deafy every variety OF goods be-
longing 10 the trade, which will be sold at the lowest
market prices We enufnefaie ia part
CIOTHS--In 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 colors, all quail
yESTINCs--Or every variety, some OF which are
very rich aud handsome, being entirely new styles
every grade,
Tweeds and Perry CAsSiAlERES,
Cloaking, Cloak and Coat LlnIngs, all qualities and
styles,
BLANKErs-In Whitney, Dufded, Machinaw,
and other varletes
White, Red and Yellow FLANNELS, an extensive
assortment. all qualities and prices,
FRENCH MERIN o E.s-Of all shades, handsome
lot.
Alpacas Lustres and Plads. fancy coors and blacks
PRINTS, PRINTS, PRiNTS--2Q0 cases new and
desirable STYLES Of Eoyles London Purple, Dun
nells, Philip Aliens & Sons, Spragues. Chapins,
Braggs. and many others, az very low prices,
GlNGEiAAlS-In great variety, some new and beat
tiful styles,
Dress Goods generally, large assortment Mouslines
DE Lanes, Cashmeres and PoplIns,
Damask and other TABLE DlAPERS--At greatly
reduced prices,
LINEN iNGS-Irish Linens Of Richardson's
and other superior makes, very low,
SHAW LS-Of all qualities and styles, some OF rich
and handsome designs,
Linen Cambria EAND' KFS-An extensive assor
meDt, at very low prices,
Silks Pocket and other HaHdkfs. in abundance,
Black and Fancy Silk and Satin ClsAVATS,
HOSIERY, Gloves, Suspenders and Buttons,
With an extensive assortment Of other Goods, in
GLIDING large supply Of bleached and brown
and SIIIRTlNCS; Canton Flannels
Tickinas, &c, &c., at manufacturers prices.
10 all Of which we respectfully invite the attention
of country buyers, and as we are making additions
daily throughout the entire year, we are at all times
TO offer such inducements must and will
prove acceptable.
therefore say TO buyers call and give our stock
examination before making your purchases, feeling
assured that you will not be disappointed, as we are
determined 10 compare iavoraby with the lowest pri-
ces in this any OF the Eastern markets.
BEVAN s. DURHAM, Wholesale
Dealers and Jobbers, New Warehouse,
No 279 Baltimore street, 9th house
Sept. 81, lS4S East OF Sharp street.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
McALISTER's
ALL-HEALING OINTMENT.

lNSENSIBLE PRESENTATION.
fFEvIITS lSsENsiBLE PERsPiaAToSls the great El.d-
a CJ.3.NT Of all the IMPURITIES or IHE
BLOOD, the GRAND SAFETY T.1LPE Of all
The orgaas in the human body, and when 10 iull and
healthy operation, no disease can attack the system.
All disease comes by or is connected with check
or an arrest of this LN;SE.NSIBLE PERSPIR.d
7TO.N BY colds, or other cause, the pores are
closed, and then all the out matter of tbe body
is shut in upon the internal organs or under the skn
thus all sorts Of internal and external disease are pro-
duced. Whatever, therefore. will OPRN THE
PORES. and thus RESTORE theLvSE.NsSLBLE
PERSPIR.d1YO.N IN all cases. will do more ihso
any other medicine known 10 cure disease and rees
'ahisl health.
in the cure OF disease, sesiiss -
MOTTO open the pores that thereby the Iusrnssbe IA
spirauon may pass off, cleansing The body and blood
Of all their impuriiiesl Would you dose person
with .MURCURY or other DRASTIC PURGd
ITD.ES, BLEED or BLISTER 10 UNSTOP ;he
poles2 Would not common sense dictate that Tie
REMEDY should be applied 10 the SE.aT Of au
the difficulties, viz: the skinihus unlock the caoIs
which shut in all the mischief and expe the foreign
matter which wars with the living powers wiihn3
The true philosophy Of curing disease is revealed
in manner which puts all theories and cayiis % v
lence, BY my All Healing Ointment
! Co. The above Ointment can be purchased som iAe
Agents, ]. W. s. b. II. BoyD, Martinsburg, va, ana
b. II. Boyp & BRo., Mill Creek, Va.
/ November Is, lS47
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
.Ei.ss Escceired.

Fresh supply Of Groceries, such as Sugar, COT
"a lee Molasses, Gunpowder Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas. Rice Pepper, Allspice, Sal@ralus,
Ground aud Race Ginger. Alum, Sal'peire. BFim-
stone, Logwood, Clear Starch, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Cloves. Indigo, Copperas, Camphor. Cfeamtartar,
l.iquorice Bail, Jujube paste, Rifle Powder, Shot,
Lead, Percussion. Caps, Chewing and Smoking, To
haccn Srrars. Of allkinds Cheese, Soda Water. But
ter. Sugar Crackers, Sperm. Mould and Dipped Can
dies. Castle, Rosin and Shaving Soaps, Fine Supe-
ror Wiring and Letter Paper Black Ink, Backing,
Tampblack. Essence Of Lemon, Cinnamon and Pep
permit Basam Of Life and Godirey's Cordial, Cas-
tor and Bears Oil
Also. Ale in barrels and in bottles, Porter, Brown
stou, and Newark Cider, Champaign and Currant
Wine.
Oct 10 lS4S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
New Volume of the
SCIENTIFIC A NJ Z RICAN.

FEyTIE Publishers of the Scientific American re-
Z specially give notice thatthe FOURTH YEAR
LIZ VOLUME Of their Journal viii be commenced
on Saturday, Sept 22d. This publication differs en-
trely from the many magazines and papers which
flood the country. 1t is Weekly Journal of Art,
Science and Mechanics. having for lis object the adj
vanceineni ofthe INTERESTS OF MECHANICS,
MANUFACTURERS, and INVENTORS. Each
number is illustrated with from five TO TEN original
ENGRAViNCsS or NEW MECHANICAL IN
MENTIONS. nearly all of the best inventions which
are patented at Washington being illustrated in the
Scientific American. Ii also contains Weekly List
Of American PatenS notices of the progress OF all
Mechanical and Scientific improvements; practical
directions on the constructions, management and use
of all kinds of MACHINERY, TOOLS, &C.; Els
saws upon Mechanics. Chemistry and Architecture;
accounts OF Foreign Inventions; advice TO inventors
Rail Road Intelligence together with vast amount
Of other interesting. valuable and useful information.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is the most popu-
lar journal the kind ever published, and OF more mn
poTtance 10 the interest Of MECHANICS and IN
MENTORS than any thing they could possibly OBJ
tain IL is printed with clear type and beautiful pa
per- and beng adapted 10 binding the subscriber is
possessed the end of the year, OF large volume of
FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN PAGES,
illustrated with upwards of
500 MECHANICAL ENGRAINGS
AND AN INDEX.
TERMS Two dollars year in advance, the re-
mainder IN months. TO CLUBS IS copies, IS !;
ten copies, SIS Those who wish 10 subscribe have
only to enclose the amount in in letter, directed to
MUSN 81 co.
Publishers Of the Scientific American,
New York.
ALL LETTERS must be POST PAID.
VOLUME THIRD bound, 81 rs, or in sheets,
49, are for sale They may be sent safely TO any part
ofthe county. Patents secured and Mechanical Draw
ngs executed the cheapest rates, al the oice o. the
AMERICAN.
August 81, lS46.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
SOLDIERS CLAIM S.
WIN. THOMPSON,

g. f. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND sourn STREETS,
Baltimore, Md.
A JAS secured the services Of an Attorney resident
a b. at Washington, Of some forty years intimate
acquaintance with the different Departments and is
now prepared TO procure the settlement OF the claims
of soldiers who enlisted during the Mexican wall
His charges for prosecuting claim before the De
parmenis at Washington and getting it settled, wheth-
er for Bounty Land, Scrip. or Pension, will be S. -;
and for pay. mileage clothing, &c. ten per on
the amount recovered, if $50 or over; and il under
that sum S. He will furnish free Of extra charge,
any form necessary 10 cradle party 10 prepare and
forward to him claim for prosecution. If requested
by letter pos, paid and directed TO him at the s. f.
Corner Of Baltimore and South streets, Baltimore, Md
w. t. would refer 10 Editors Of newspapers gener
ally throughout the United States and TO those o
Baltimore and Philadelphia in particular.
August 3, ls4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
no II Il lNDU s I K Y.
CABINET AND COFFIN MAKING.
a NInla. afNY 2DtD3lsl

M7g9IDl2i aftY 3AOO3I
1aoprs ibis ,netnod Of informing The public
"A tlat he IS carrying on the above business al the
eid stand II Wm Abel, on King Street, and IN re
turning his thanks fofofmer patronage takes occasion
io.piplee himself which. from his experience, he IS
free 10 10, that he IS prepared 10 manufacture
FURNIT URE
81 every description in his line Of business upon as fea
sgaabc terms and IN style and manner as saiisiac-
49,. :, ,torn seene barenlns ais il can be elsewhere
chained
lie deems il unnecessary 10 specify each ana every
article but simply to say that he Will furnish all IN
his line. lie has good Hearse, and Is prepared 10
accommodate persons in town and country.
Martinsburg January 20, ls4c.--u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
Embrelssss. BgAsps, fnues,

A general assortment Of Shoemaker's findings,
with all other articles usually kept IN an establish
meui Of this kind all Of which viii be sold al the We
~ lowest prices for cash.
We would also aorm the public that we have on
hand well assorted 10, of eaher--lha we have tie
best workmen employed, and having furnished our
selves with new and general assortment OF fashion
able lasts prepared the shorest notice. al prices
suit the times, manufacture TO order, all kinds oil
LADIES' and Genllemen's wear--and also heavy Boots
aud Shoes suitable for farm hands and Servants.
N. B.--We have for sale splendid assortment OF
Segars-aso Backing and Backing Brushes We
are confident in saving that our whole stock presents
greater inducements TO purchasers than have ever
been offered r this county, as we are able 10 retail,
for cash. at Baltimore retail prices.
ALBURTIS s. MAXWELL.
September T. 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
CASH For NEGROES

TFSHE. subscriber is anxious to purchase a large
h number of Negroes of both sexes, sound and
likely. Persons having Negroes 10 dispose OF, will
find ii to their interest to give him call before selling,
as he will pay the rc,y highest cash prices.
He can be seen al the Berkeley Courts, at Martins
burg, on the ID Monday. aud at Berryre on the 4,h
Monday in each month, and usually at his residence
in Chalosown.
All letters addressed 10 him will be promptly alten
dcd 10. WM. CROW.
Charlestown, March II, lSiS--,f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
manufacturing Furniture

ofegery description, on Queen Street, one doorSoq,h OF
~ C.zstIe Office and two doors North of the Eagle
Hotel. Ills Furniture will consist OF sofas, Side
boards Bureaus Of every variety, such as par cen,
ire Extension aud Sofa Tables OF the most splendid
pattern and s,yles-in short Furniture oil every de-
sefpton and style.
The public most respectfully invited to give hun a
call as he is determined TO give entire satisfaction 10
all who may favor him with their support
Martinsbura, October 7, 1917.
" B.-Heis also prepared to manuiac ture Collins
Of Walnut Cherry, and Mahogany for town, at The
shortest notice and on reasonable terms. -, ne VIII
J,o no,ice when his Hearse is completed. w. w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
81 o II Il q y .

Ocl. 10. 1913

YE1IIE subscriber being about TO commence The
N buling Of The Factory for the Shenandoah "a
per Manufacturing Company, has authorized John
Jamison Esq. to receive subscriptions for stock All
who are interested in the improvement OF the great
Valley Of the Shenandoah are requested to call and
register their names and the amount OF stock they pro-
pose to take 1t is believed more lucrative invest
ent or one better calculated 10 advance the interests
Of this section of the Country can nowhere be found.
HIRAM ELLIS, President.
Harper's-Ferry. May i, lS4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
TO Tue PUBLIC.

fENIIE subscriber having associated his son David
n Grove with himself will hereafter carry ON the
HE.qCEs.HiTsE.vG BUSINESS
in all lis various branches at the old stand under the
firm OF MICHAEL GRovE & SoN. Our old custom
ers and he public generally, win find us prepared 10
execute all orders IN line Of buuess IN such man
Eefas cannot fail to ensure satisfaction.
MICHAEL GROVE.
Anrl % ISa9-f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
Boots, Shoes, Flats, Caps.
PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY
NO. PEAR ST, NEAR THE EXCHANGE,
PNEg.gDEyE,FyFG.

NO. PEAR ST, NEAR THE EXCHANGE,
I'SEELgDEEE'ug.g.
FH1HE subscriber having made great Improvements
a in his method Of casting type and mixing oil me-
tails and had thorough revision Of his matrices. the
faces Of which exceled, in beauty and regular
y OF cut, by any in the country; 1auers himself
that by strict personal attention TO business. and
employing none but skillul workmen he is enabled TO
offer A SUPERIOR .8R1ICLE ar GRE4TLY
REDUCED PRICES
He is continually adding TO his stock all that is
from the best workmen Of this and other countries,
and having lately procured from Europe great va
reiy Of NEW FACES and ORNAMENTS, so
ieiis the attention of Printers thereto.
Specimens will be sent to those wishing TO order.
Presses Chases. Cases, Ink, Stands Galleys, Brass
Rule, and every other article needed 10 furnish COM
plete Printing Office, supplied at the shortest notice
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
OF the newes, style and Of all sIzes carefully put up
in iounls of correct proportion.
ALEXANDER ROBB.
Philadelphia, August IL is4e-l2w (slo)
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fHE MARTlNSBURG GAZETTE.
ny CHARLES III. rEwIs.
~ .r1artfasb.ars casetfe,' 4 ps,bts1ederss ~

a.uartfnsbsvs caseffe," Is Ps5Esiederss iasrs-
~ Morning IL fpsins5mg, Dcgkeiy County, 'rg'na, q
qr9 Bos gsar Ia earaeej Tee Fifty pod 'saaa "a
months aaa TSyss Ious after the expiration n sz "eais
AZ oaar discontinued Nil al ayTsrags are pasd, srcep al
Ia epiion u Editcys
gGeersisemenfs ,s.a be inserted q oas Detar isr
.re H. yee fsse Trsniy.irs Cent per square ~ srey
sts5s4sea itedioi
III .utiarg Advertisements teia u inserted q hey
5siee. n.
M II iii ea.e he aanser II lires must 5e aaf'a On as
Mss II tie aisetleits .eni riF published @na te'o'd
aqd charged accordiegiJ-
q ntsra dise.aa mad. to aas who contract e adseF
tse 81 ~ year.
.qieetsrs ass erpsetdt u nas pgn'e as soos q the
tae eapisssr ,ehet afr adeeftiss4'sH a.s i'''''s'
aOESTS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07

lust received, another load of Plough Iron, heavy
~ wings Landsles, double and single Shovel Mouhs
Hughes manufacturer making his assortment of l.
ron large and complete For sale low for cash by
II. HUNTINGTON.
b. s o. Railroad, Aug. 8, lS4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
NEW Err YETI!
RID DEE AZ ~ HIT IL

EEAVE just received their Large and general as
N sorlment Of Groceries, which consists IN part OF
Is Sacks Selected Rio Coffee;
l2 do. Strong do do.
5 do. Laglnra do. do.
2 DO Old Government lara;
Hogheads, N, o. Sugar;
8 do r. r.. do;
s Barrels ~ o. .Nolasses;
8 do. S. House do:
Q do. Table Syrup;
5 Chest Superior Teas;
| 5 Sacks G.. "A. Salt;
do liverpool Salt.
8 do DAIRY d.;
20 Kegs Nails, assorted.
A good assortment Of GEe1at WIRE. Stone and
Wooden Ware. All OF which we viii sell cheap ,tios
cash. and wall at all times take produce cash prices.
Sept. Z lS48
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07

HOPAL and Japan yarnish Linseed OIL; SPHs
" Turpentine; pure White Lead, Sc, just Tecsf
we'd and for sale low by
March so, lSS1 JOHN Nj. IOVNu'