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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

G7slt 10 asserted that NcClinpa
chief clerk in the Treasury a%sBaNna
taken the full salary If tho sfsfsgN
$500 per Rnnum, for tlis time III Wild
Secretary in the absence W during III
ness Of Mr. Walkef last wlntef-and Iii
Walker also received Bib feeplMnlag
same period of nme.-H, EAg.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

A WoRD To Boys The "Learncd Black
smith says-"Boys did you ever think that the
great world, with all its wealth and woe, with
all lie mines and mountains, oceans, seas and
rivers, with all iIs shipping, its STEAMBOATS,, rail-
roads, atd magnetic selegraphs, with oil I'D
millions Of Larkly graping men, and all The
science and progress Of ages, will soon be Civ.
en- over TO the hands OF the Boys ofthe prese,t
age? boys like you. assembled in school-rooms,
or playing without them, on both piaes Of the
Atlantic? Believe il. and look abroad upon
your inheritance, and get ready to enter upon
it's possession. The Kings, Presidents, Cover
nors, Statesmen, Philosophers Ministers, Teach
ors, Men of the future, are all Boys whose feet,
like yours, cannot reach the floor, when seated
the benches; they are learning to master
the monosyllables of their respective langua-
ges.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

4 writer Of tho prescnf TIA
Wasa time since The Con- W. II
for The right ID wOrA; IN /. ssnl
time since tho invention "
gloves that persons tired y Y
People waa' u have tAsir MAJ,
'us ''as,b ~ Y climbing, Il, \ !
chdeuvOF not is 10 gel .heir INV 'al
ground, but out Of one ano,hs.; H
spiders. s
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

l1'W Uees a-ls
Neither House Of The Legislature n
ganized, There is a considerable lana
excitement, the end Of which We c,pnrI
pate Seven members from HpnA@s
we've sworn. the five Democnlsby las
and the two Wings by Judge Aysry,
Az one o'clock the Senate md Asa
times for Speaker without eRsclins II
lnlthe House the whigs had al bsamI
the Wings seeded; The Dsntp
now IN session, most 81 Ito Wig jan
sent, Y
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

DID IT ON PuRPosE An honest farmer had
an unruIy bull, which had a remarkable love
for him "in a horn,'' and a singular penchGnt
for giving his friends " a lift in this world"
One day the old farmer was driving The bull
home much against ais inclination, and g t.
ting enraged he suddenly hoisted the old man
across tle fence int tlc road, but forru Q ay
only sllgntIy hutt him. The old man gined his
equilibrium, and then he saw the enraged an
nimal saving the air with his head and neck
paving the ground. The good old man look
ing steadily at him, exclaimed" Darn your
apologles--yOu needn't stand there, you tar
nal c%ritter, q bowin' and scrapin'--you did il
a purpose, darn youw ~a
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

TRs BANNER CouyrY.-nn NJ.
Icy eoan'y,in the GA North stsI
imous vote ror Taylor. w
clay $50 yoses, and POLK ID,
has gone The whole hgnre, M Y. \
within her bordef S.vs
generated BY the healthfui. mo,,I \.
ii which lhsy III ims'
Wig. 'A'l'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

THs OLD THfRrEEM.-Gen. Taylor r~eeeives
the votes Of 10 o. the old thirteen States. 10
wits Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode T..
land, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania.
Delaware, Maryland, North Caroline, and Geor.
gia.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

MARRiED-A 4 Baton Rouge, on the 5,h ips,
Col. WILLIAM WALLAcs Smith BLISS, Of ths
US 90 Miss 1lIzAprrH TAYros. pspob,s,
q Malor Cen 2. Taylor, President elect Of the
Unied States.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

SUICIDE og A sNAKE.-The great Boa Cor.
%strictor, which attracted so much attention al
Barnuo's Museum, New York, has recently
died Of voluntary starvation (dyspepsia?9 i.
cpst $500.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

Arkansas Senatorial ugs III -sa.
land was elected y. S. Sepsta. X \.
from 'he 4th Of Marcn nsx, u Il,
Deg %isIaturo on The 29.h iii. iii, IN
as iallows:
For Major Borland
'at lttu Mr.. Gibbons
45t 5aa Gov. Drew
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

Ave return our thanks 10 the Hon. Il. S.
Fsels Ifer : copy oE Che Mexican Treaty and
accompanying dVcalReRss
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15
rnE V CREsCEyr
Every saturday EyenIhIl

E |'"& H| EhHA rN"- HN#F IIr4f .ENfI HHWtEa 90
aI Every Saturday EveAlhsl
"a At No. 95 So Chares Sirssl Asii g'
>aqsa By HAY Is, M'cLURE6 "
q The publishers Of tho pqlll Vl'1rsa'
just issued a Weekly Paper II lhs l'Is
painted in beautiful style, ioE slls9l'TS'
the country. The weekly Crescent W
tain the Mes Of the DAY, Odglg'l ~,
upon all subjects 81 geaetai lnIsi'
more particular upon those y Wns \.
pie Of The South and Wsss aie moe " ".
attly concerned-Odgiahl and Sslssls' !.
ts, Tales, Anec dotes, etc, pnd Z FA'
rem carefully carefully corrse's'
hour Of publications Y swlVs "
tul toaII classes Vt citizens spr
adapted to msrcha p,s, mechanics le.'s /.
families. In it's political chaFscls's I, VI
largest ssnsa Of the word iaasP'Aas9 N.
no paftin mere. party struggles y. II, Y, I
inform and instruct the people aPgn W M
questions which arise tiiesslAg ....rI.
welfare 81 foreign relations p ~ 4
The paper will BE- furnished y /
sctibefs at Three Dollars psI
d tour Or more, directed g Il's .s.. i
flo ,sat Two DOllars aId El'AS MI "
each. Ppstma yers and others \. NIL v, n !
as Agents, and send orders Palu .iss II
les, will receive N copy n aqIi 4. .a
compansation. Payable y e. .s.sssus
single papers Or packages. \
be had a tthe office a Pabliea'u1
Or, Wistar'sB alsaIa q M M
-ln endeavsnng TO impress s NH 4
ot our cltIzens ihe superior eu. ,:aS N
yatoable remedy i0f COnsuHP. " A 4
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

The Boston Post claims that the girls
aye all for cass, and has The impudenee ID
instance Miss !. sippi, Miss Sour, Louisa
Anna, Virginia, Mary Laud, and the two Caro-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

We call attention 70 the advertisement ,of
the 4 Weekly Crescent Il will be found on
trial an excellent family newspaper.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

There wal be dssina service IN the old
Methodist Church, Sunday, Dec. 9Th, at II
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15
GO WI N
NEW e Decenhsr gs
Etnn, he Mem OHM, Mnn

FROM We VfW lUfleans BgH'Aa
CcTToE.- The demand during aepa
has been steady and The supply sasut
rate, and hut slight change ihPrltSa NJ
Il Tue the quotations of last week. isha Y
that the outside figures are The qliT NJ
The sales Of the week reach isOa Y
Stock on hand lI8,la5 bales.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

valDATs.:a::...DnoENBna 4, ls4s.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

The subject of the diseoarso will be Z Con-
vsEsi0na Of the doctrine Of "sai alton BY
Fsilh.s
III Il. FoNTAlNE,
Rector, Grace Parish.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

Messfs. i M8RRis& e, General agents,
81 Black Hawk, Mississippi, are authorized
Agsats 81 the Mississippi CrtOlr.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

Or, Wistar's BalsaIa q N s.sn Y
-ia eRdsavnFlpg ~ lARLsss n dacy 4,
Of sur cltzens the superior 1870 ~
valuable remedy iof CoFsum \ tosa
mary d~isoasesin general, WI Islg y
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15
coTgON %sTATEMENE,
LIVERPOOL cLAsslFICAfI0N

Nisslssa Ppt and LoEssI'NlI
Inferior :::::::.-44aai MiddIiae Falt'
Fair :ii;i:'ll4
Middllng:::::::5t ;a54 Good Fgi;
Good middliug: :54a5s Gdpd and tip'i'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-15

The following abstract Of the message Of
Che President WE copy from the Alabama Jour
pal, received 10 advance o. the mil. To-
morrow morning We will give another and
more extended abstract from our own cores
POnden. PIE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
Fancy Goods. .1elCrs,.w, SC.


Gold Finger Rings. with sets. chased and Plain,
Gold Breast Pins various kinds OF Sets, Gold Studs,
with Sets and Plain. Pearl Studs Of various kinds,
Cold Ear Rings, fine assortment, Silver Combs,
Cared, with and without Sets, Silver ThInbles, as.
sorted sizes, Silver Spectacles, and several other
kinds, Silk and other kind Of Purses Coral Beads,
Tor Necklaces. Galvanc Rings, for Rheumatism,
Steel Breast Pins, SILK Watch Guards, various sorts.
Steel Beads, Rings and Tassels for Purses, Purse
Silk Twist, Of various shades. Crooked Neck Csmbs
plain and carved, Buffalo Tuck Combs fancy and
plain. Steel Top Tuck Combs fancy and PLAIN Tooth
Brushes a superior assortment, Hair Brushes large
assortment, Ink Stands with Springs and other kinds
Pen Knives from 81 10 81. Powder Flasks large
and small, Spectacle Cases, Steel and Morocco.
Smelling Bottles Of varions styles French Extracts, a
superior Preliminary, Shaving Cream, an unsurpassed
article, Shaving Soap assortment Of about 50 doz-
en-, Small Looking Glasses, Fancy Work Boxes, a
beautiful article, Gold Pens, &c. with other arlc les
too numerous TO mention, to all of which respectful
ly invite attention, as they shall be sold cheap.
Nov. 70, lS4S. VIM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
Valuable Berkeley Land for sale.

TEHllE subscriber, Attorney in fact FOR The Heirs
u Of Samuel Bray, deed is authorized 10 sell de-
sirablc tract q LAND belonging 70 said heirs, lying
near Tie head and on both sides Of tie Tuscarora
Greek, about miles West Of Martinsburg. and ad
Joinns the lands OF William o. Lyle's hers Charles
Stuckey, r. q. PendIeton and Others, containing
One Hundred and Serenfy-one Acres.
20 Of which cleared and in good state Of culsi-
vaon, the balance IS clothed with young and thrifty
timber there IS a sufficlency Of meadow. grain aud
TIMBER land. TO make Ibis tract desirable farm; ii is
supplied with never failing springs Of pure water.
Any person wishidg to purchase such tract Of
land Will please call the Subscriber in Martinsburg
or John X Lyle who lives near the SAID land, either
Of WHOM will make known the terms &c
NORMAN MILLER
my. fact or heirs Of s. Bray deed
Nov. 4. 1917.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
TIKI BEsT
" u . II A NIGlL p AUNx
INTHE woRLD
New Volume Ct the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,

fEvIIE Publishers of the Scientific American re
? specially give notice that the FOURTH YEAR
~ VOLUME Of lheW Journal will he commenced
on Saturday, Sept 22d. This publication diilegs en-
Brely rom The Esany magazines and papers which
Hood the couniry II is Weekly Journal Of Art
Science and Mechanics, having for It's object the id
vsncemeHi Of The INTERESTS OF MECHANICS
MANUFACTURERS. and INVENTORS Eacl
aumber Is illustrated with from I've TO TEN osgina
ENGRAViNGS OF NEW MECHANICAL, IN
VENTiONS. nearly oil of The best inventions which
are patented at Washington being illustrated 10 the
Scientific American. II also contains Weekly Lis
u American Patents; notices of the progress Of al
Mechanical and Scientific Improvements practice
Injections on The constructions. management and nsf
81 all kinds OF MACHINERY, TOOLS, Sc; Els
says upon Mechanics, Chemistry and Architecture.
accounts Of Foreign Inventions; advice 10 inventors
tai Hoad Intelligence together with q vast amour
ii other interesting. valuable and useful Information
rhe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is the most popu
ar journal oihe kind published. and of more i'm
portance 10 the interest Of MECHANICS and IN
NENIORS ii'sn any hing they could possibly oh
am! II is printed with clear type and beautiful pa
per, and being adapted 10 binding, the subscriber i.
possessed, at the end Of the year, Of large volume
FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN PAGES,
Illustrated WITH wps a.as 81
500 MECHANICAL ENGRAIKGs
AND AN INDEX.
TERMS Two dollars a year in advance, the re.
nainder IN months. TO CLUBS .-5 copies, s.
zen copies, SIS. Those who wish to subscribe have
only 10 enclose the in in letter. directed 10
MUNN X CO.
Publishers OF the Scientific American.
New York
ALL LETTERS must be POST PAID. lss
VOLUME THIRD bound, Sc rs, or in sheets
81. are for sale They may be sent safely to any par
oithe country Patents secured and Mechanical Draw
ngs executed al the cheapest rates, the Office o. the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
Angus, 81, lS4S.
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DWWsfOR WOWRSnNslgg
FOR r $ CLIg1a!
DYyBfEa.Ny OF THE n OrRE,T EgCttT.g

~ - y
- PIUS, OR EVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN :
twentieth edition, with upwards Of hundred engra.
wings, showing private diseases in every shape and
form. and malforniatons Of the generaye system
BY. w. YOUNG, NJ ID.
The tune has now arrived, that persons suffering
from secret disease, need no more become the vIcrIM
OF eUAcKERy, as BY the present book any one may
cure himself, without hindrnce TO business. or HE
knowledge Of the most intimate friend, and with one
tenth the usual expense, 10 addition to the general
routine Of private disease, i fully explains he cause
of manhood's early decline. with. observations on
marrage-besdes many other derangemen,s which
il would not be proper to enumerate ID the public
prints.
or Any person sending TwErrY FIVE CENTS enclo-
sed N letter, VIII receive copy Of this book BY
mail, FIVE copies W III be SEM for one dollor Al
dress, "DR. w. YOUNG, No l52 SPRUCE Street,
PaILaDELPHrA.v Post paid.
'tJ- Proprielors Of Drug or Book
Stores, and Peders, IN every town in the United
States, TO act as agents FOR The above work
Nov 9, l5fS.-Gm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
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N 4 w Err YETI!
RIDDLE * WHITE

HAVE JUS, received their Large and general as
Alsorinent Of Groceries, which consists in part Of
5 Sacks Selected Rio Cqgtc;
IL do Strong d. do.
5 do. Lagup-a DO do.
2 do. GA Gorernmsnt lara
5 Hogheads., ~ o. Sugar;
3 do. r. d.;
5 Barrels N. O. .Nolasses;
5 do. 5 House de-:
Q do. Table Syrup;
8 Chest Superior Teas;
Is Saeks G.. a. Salt;
do. Ldrsrpooi Sah;
5 do. Dairy DO;
20 Kegs Mails, assorted
A good assortment Of Queens Ware, Stone and
Wooden Ware. All Of which we will sell cheap. fol
cash, and will al all times, take produce at cash prices
Sepr.7. 1918.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
V..u.t sale

nY virtue OF a deed Of Trus, executed BY Stephen
AB B. Mead and Jacob Heckendorn to the under
William kroese9. ~ The papment of sundry sums Of
money therein mentioned. TO Geo Doll jr., the sur
wing partner Of Wilson s. Doll, aud 10 John Slrolh.
er and Geo. Doll. lr., administrators of John X.
Wilson, decd. also 10 sundry sums therein mention
ed will offer at public auction before the Court
house door. in Martiusboig on Saturday The 10th day
Of December nert the Foundry House and Lot being
part OF Lot No. So. in Martinshurg. Also Grind
stone, Shanks and Ladies, used for holding melt
ed Ore, Tap Bars, and all The Patterns Flasks and
other apparatus connected with the said Foundry.
TERMS-Cash d. BURKHART.
Nov. %. ls4S.-3w. Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
ANGEL BEvAs.
(BErwrES sHsar AND HASovrR.)


EtEtAN & DINIiAA having removed from thei
~ oid stand 10 iIslF new warehouse No. 279 Bali,
more street, between Sharp and Hanover streets and
having greatly enlarged and Improved the same. are
new prepared 70 oiieF 20 their seals and dealers gen
orally, an extensive stock of new and beautiful Al
& WINTER GOODS. Their stock. which !. al an
tunes large, = VOW greatly improved BY recent add.
uons aaa consists ei nearly evefg variety oil goods be-
longing 10 the trade, which will be sold al The loves,
market prices. We enumera,e Ia part
lCLOIiiS--in black and fancy coiors of French and
Began makes.
All co.oss shades aud qualities Of English and Amer
lean do.
CAsSiM ElsLs-ln black and fancy colors, all quail
yESTiNCS--of every variety, some Of which are
VERY rich and handsome, being entirely ne y sly les
every grade,
rweeds and Perry CAsSiAiERES,
Cioakng, Cloak and Coat Liniugs, al qualities end
styles,
IBLANkETs-In Whitney, Dufield, Machinaw
and oker varieties,
White, Red and Yellow FLANNELs, ~ extensive
assortment. ell qualities aud prices,
FRENCH MLRiNOES-OI all shades, haajso.ns
lot.
Alpscss Lusires and Pla's fancy coers and black.
PRINTS, PRINTS, PRlNTs-2,U cases new AMI
desirable styles Of Foyles London Purpl4, Duo
neis, Pn,i'p Aliens + Sons, Spragues. Cha pens
Bracgs, ai.d many others, =: very low prices
'siNniiA his-ln great variety, Some new and sean
Dress Goods gsa4rsls, large assortment MouSlne,
III Lanes, Cashnseres AID PopliHs,
Damast sAi other TABLE DiApERS-At greatly
reduced ps.ces,
LINEN SIlEETiNGS-Irish Lineas o Rich harrison ),
and other Superior makes, very loS,
ShA i4s-O all qualities aud styles, so0as n rich
| and handsome designs.
Linen Ca1itr'c EAND'kFS-An extensive aassrt
meat, Al very low prices,
Silks Pocket saJ Other Hand'ks. In abundance,
Black and Fancy Sill aud Satin CRAvATS,
HOSIERY, Cloves, Suspcnsess and Butsoss,
III an excessive assortment ii ether Goods =
eiudmg large supply OF hIcached aud hso~u
ls3EEfiNGS and StiIRTiNGS; Csn.es FIAnneis
lickngs, &c, &c, nj nsaA ac,0reE's prices.
10 ali OF which respectfully invite Tie attention
OF country buyers, and We are making sda4ttops
aiiv throughout the ears year, We are 81 ~ times
prepared 10 offer such inducements as must aud vii
prove acceptable.
therefore say to buyers call and give our stock
an examination before making your purchases feeling
assured that you will no, b. disappointed IS we are
isissuilnsd TO compare iavoraby with the lowest pr
ces III this or any OF the Easiern u.arkeis
BEVAN & DURHAM, Wholesale
Dealers aud Johbefs, New Warehouse,
No. 279 BAilimors street, 5,h house
sept Il, Ie4o. East Of Sharp street
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
SOLDIERS, CLAIM S.
WM. THOMPSON,

s. a. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND SOUTH STREETS,
Baltimore, Nd,
AS secured the services of an Attorney resden
az Washington, of some forty years intimate
acquaintance wihthe different Departments, and i,
now prepared 10 procure The settlement of the claim.
Of sol,hefs who enlisted during TIE Mexican war;
His charges for prosecuting claim before the De
parimens at Washington and getting il settled. wheh-
eT Tor Bounty Land, Scrip. or Pension will be s. -
and Tor pay, mileage, clothing, sc. len per cent on
The amount recovered, il $50 or over and il under
that sum IS. He will furnish free of extra charge.
any form necessary to enable party 10 prepare and
forward TO him a claim for prosecution, il requested
by letter post paid and directed 10 him at the s. e.
Corner Of Baltimore and South Streets Baltimore Md
W. L. would refer to Editors of newspapers gener
ally throughout the United States and to those o
Baltimore and Philadelphia in particular.
August 3. 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
QUE MOTTO rs,
small Profits and Quick NatPs.

HNilE undersigned have just received another sup
Il ply OF Family Groceles, among which will be
found. Loaf, Lump, Crushed, Puivelized and Clari
fed Sugar, N ORR ans. p. Rico, Muscavado brown
Sugar N. Orleans, p. Rico, Cuba. Melasses and Ia
bic Syrup, very fine, Moeho. lava, La Guyra and
RIO Coffee, Imperial Gunpowder, Young Tyson.
aud Oolong Teas, Old English, New England, and
Pine Apple Cheese, No. !, 2 and 3 Mackere in bar
rels, half and quarter barrels. and some very SUI
Peror in kits, Herring and Salmon together with al
most every article waning in our line Give us a
call. RIDDLE g. WHITE
Nov 30 1S3S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
Agent. Nanted

IEvO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND POP.
n ULAR WORKS, IN every COUNTY through
out the United States To Agents, the most liberia.
encouragement is ofIered-wh small capital OF
$25 to 500. A chance is offered whereby an agent
can make from $40 TO t25 perweek For further par
tculars, address (post pad,)
VIM. A. LEARY,
No. l5s North SECOND Street, Philadelphia.
August 81 Is4S.-6m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
Removal.

ElEVAN & DUNHAM have removed to Ware
-ED house No, 279 Baltimore street, recently occu
pied by B. +. Gardner & Co, which they have en-
arged and greatly improved. where they shall con
inue 10 keep throughout the entire year. large and
well selected stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, and which, as heretofore, will be offered q
very low prices for cash and 10 punctual dealers
They solicit call from country aud city buyers.
August 81 l84S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

TENHE Philadelphia and New York Pekln Tea
q Company, for the accommodation Of the lovers
Of Pare Tea. have established Depot for the sale OF
Their celebrated Packed Teas. in Marnsburg. Va,
and appointed James n. Riddle their sole Agent.
For Catalogue Of Teas and prices see hand bills
which will be furnished by the Undersigned by Mail
or otherwise. JAS. N. RIDDLE.
June 6, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
EStraYs.

FENAKEN up as Estrays. by Martin Pizer, Of the
County Of Berkeley. living about seven miles
South west OF Martinsburg, two Eslrays, cssv---sN
one Red Heiter, supposed to be hsla..Ss
about three years old, with one ear cut
oil, short horns and few white spots .1ssls,
on her side white tip ail.-The other Red Scar
about Ae age. with horns, both ears cut on and
slit IN the left. with small white spot in his bead.
white iip tail. Said cattle have been appraised al S22
The owner is requested TO come forward and prove
property, paw cha,ges and take them awav.
JNO w. PTTZER,
November l6. 1913. For Martin Piizer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

HAVE receiveda large stock of Smiths and nth.
= er COAL OF the best qualify Persons al dis
lance may rely at all times onindng Coal By sending
TOT J. JAMESON
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
FORWARDING & COMNiSSlON DrP0T

~ HE undersigned is now prepared to receive an
Il forward promptly, Flour and other produce 10
the baltimore Market. when consigned 10 his care
the best prices guaranteed and puncual returns made
OF the proceeds
In addition TO general Stock Of Goods, he will al
ways have on hand full assortment of lron Smiths
Coal, Salt and Herring. for sale low for cash
FRANCIS HUNTINGTON.
b & o. Railroad, Aug 8, l84S
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Isl<Issg1a Es'nAs. &c,

HNNtEM blHAk. &c.
UST receis~l, saall1-v ssSA cfPoreh iron. henvY
- wings Lsadss.es doiise and sing Shovel aivukis
ron large and complete Fer ssle low ior cash ~
r. HUNTINGTON.
B. 4 o. Kailrssd, Atw &. l649
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EyoxiGc.

PURCHASERS at the sale 0 the Personal PROB.
erty Of Joha Tabb, deed, ere hereby natifed
mat he.f ae1es are nsw due and dat payment will e
required. THE lsyE{,IrroI,G :
November Is, lOis-3t
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UsaLr4s4~., ss,.S,rrIIa..

A1cash sad III Ne sod st low prices
bEvAN & DLNHAM, Wholesale
Dealers aud Johhefs, New w arehouse,
Ne. ~ balilssFe street, 9Th hous
Sfpa q, fS40 East 81 Share stryes.
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Wanted fEsssnediatciy.

TENHREE or four good Journeymen Carpenters
Il liberal wages and constant employment will be
given. Apply in person by letter to the subscriber
at Hedgesvllle, Berkeley County. Va.
SAMUEL RICE.
September. lS4S.
to- Chsmtrrsburg Repository insert 3, and send &C
count TO this Office
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Harvest Potatoes.

RnBUSHELS, just received and for sale cheap b
JU JNO. JAMESON.
r. r. Depot, June IS. 1913.