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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28
Notica

B1L fresh Camphine, very low, just receive,
myl9 GEPRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28
House & Lot for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale. on I
Avn i accommodating terms. the nc
elSH which he now resides, situated ON
lsx& Street. 1t is large and CONVEX lent, J.
&sx&ssxGx1 stable, Carriage House, and so fou.
- is in thorough repair. II will lie Sc
and on easy terms. Apply to
je92 JOHN A &C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28

nERSONS wanting Hats very cheap aud good viii
Is calibefore purchasing elsewhere. I have made such
arrangements East, In the way Of manufacturing NV
II Ills, that I can produce The most ~ieaatiful finished and
splendid article Of a fashionable Hat that can probably
he got IN the west. jei3 : u HARfER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28

CANISTER RIFLE POWDER.
] Case nelona Canister Rife Powder in II Canis,ers.
BeatysTF FGGun Powder do
90 " = Caps
Lead and Shot asss rted sizes
10 Gross n Gotsl,'s Matches
2 do Nsson's Challenge Backing just reed and for
sale low by T. n SwEARtNGEN & co jc6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28

Spanish Sole Leather. 50 o sIpEs Ta p5,%s
Spanish Sole Leather reed from Baltimore by
Je22 MCCLELLAN, KNOX & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM

ThTINf TbNtFVN"
SCALES.
-IE sails .fiters have an assortment Of the above
Il scales now Punished and ready for sale al Their
Warrroon on Water a.. heio~ quincy
jclJ thAhLtr. apEN \ bhAiihs
Gold Pens. ! .as, ,sse's sss : ,@', n ,"s q a "@'
ry1 Gold Pens, warranted The hest la tc cay.
n.st yonS nIsnsr, la., Main H.
- lie sOAP-Is0 hakes just received and
n Tor salob y MORROW A MAkEMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28

& ID. HARPER has just reed from New York
rs of the most spiendidiy trimmed and beautiful
and Beaver Hats ever offered i'll this city, of the We
lest fashions. Do, gentlemen, cah before they az
gone. An
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-28

e IIk Tissue, Grenadines, Berages, aud frencl
- Lawns, - few patterns Of the most e eg iat IN IN
Cay, which ! viii close out al very redaeed pTices.-
Those in want OF such goods will do well to cali
je26
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
wIzra rnrNcrrLrs.

1.-THE Veto Power is a high conservative power which
should he exercised except in of clear viola
ton OF the Constitution, mlhHest haste and want of
consideration by Congress ~ Ietter 10 Allison.
"Upon the subject the Tariff the Currency, the inn
proyemcnto of great highways rivers lakes and har
bos, the Will PEOPLE, expressed through their
representatives, inCongess ought to be respected and
carried ont by the Executive. ID.
'Nly life has been devoted to yet look upon war
at all times and under all circumstances great
calamity, 10 be avoided, compatible with national hon
orb.
shall engage in no schemes combination no in
trigues III
"One who cannot be trusted WITHOUT pledges, cannot
be confded in merely account of them. lib.
"lf elected, would not be the President of
party III. laH
elf the American people have not confidence in me
they ought not to give me their votes. "-It.
81 have friends to reward. enemies to punish,
nothing TO serve but my country. Gen Taylor
81 ask 30 iayors, and shrink from no rcsponsibilty"-
Gen, 1ayier 70 Secretary .HFey
81 am Whg--not an ultra partisan Wliig-but DE-
cipED Wig. &C Taylor 10 fagsssou.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
GROSS FRAUDS.

Under this head the I.ocos have been making
a great noise about the printing of number of
Tickets at the office of the Wytheville Repub.
can, with the names Of Taylor and Butler, and
of the Wing Electors upon them. Now itturns
out that the Wytheville Republican (Which
never was Wing paper) published these tick
cts for Democrat, and they are intended for
the use of Democrats, who, whilst they are fully
aware Of the effect of their votes, choose to paw
this empty compliment to Gen. Butler, intend
ing that their votes shall count for Zachary Tay-
Tor No such tickets are In circulation here,
and it is a libel on the Wing party to say so.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26

e. We copy on our outer page an address to
the Wing voters, taken from Pennsylvania pa
per, in order to give our readers some idea of
the way they do up things there-there is a part
OF it however that may well be addressed to
Wing voters here In this old Commonwealth
every man is supposed to have the honesty and
independence to vote his preference without
fear, reward, orthe hope or promise thereof, and
our Democrats however they may be led astray
from the path of duty by their predjudices
and party ties are quiet and orderly set in
the main. To the honor of the old Dominion
be it spoken, that an election riot was never
known in her borders.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
rMrAMous Argrmev ar ,nsrs sr. rem.

A roughly printed pamphlet put forth by the
famous jackson Hall Association Of Onice-hol-
GERS at Washington, and evidently intended for
distribution amongst the most ignorant Of our
countrymen, was shown to US yesterday We
had but momentary glance at this infamous
and bellous production, but it purports TO be a
statement sioccing that while Gen Cass never
received a cent of extra pay, except for
services rendered, Gen. Taylor has received
from the Government $40 of extra alowan-
ces
We have no time TO analyze the charges
against Gen. Taylor. They are put forth on the
eve of the election in the hope that the SANDER
er has done his dirty work so near the crisis, as
to escape detection until it is too late.
81 o. Now Hear the Truth -
The Hon. Andrew Stewart, mem
Der OF Congress, conversant with the
Records, over his own signature, pied
GEES himself for the falsehood of this
charge, and offers to pay every cent
of the money that Gen. Taylor has
received over his Lawful! pay and ra-
tions--provided Mr.. Richie will agree
to repay the sums improperly receiv-
ed by Gen. Cass. Mr.. Richie does
not acceed to this fair Proposition! /!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26

strategy Of Gen Taylor, as well as 10 bis indomtahle
GOODNESS and daring the field Of battle is measure
Dir attributable our unparalleled vic.ory."
And every military man viii al once perceive the
ncacuIahe value Of this foresight and admirable gen
eralship on the part OF General TIL Tor. Considering
the fearful odds arrayed against him. the omission Of
This piece of strategy. or indeed any omission what
ever either before or daring the hattie. would have
ensured defea, while to have oseyed biindly The or
lers Of the War Department. and to have shu, him
self up in Monterey, would have been 10 him
self and the country with disgrace, and 10 have pro-
rfassyased the sntil this nine. To him. and TO
him aone as the chief is due the credit Of the gor
Gus victory OF Bueaa Pisia. All under ham nobly,
CALAMITY. glctiously r their duty; but all would
have awaited If .s0id Zaek' had not commanded.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
THE vorr or PENNSYLVANIA.

That Pennsylvania will vote for Gen. Taylor
in November is regarded by the well judging of
all parties in the State, as certain. A Philadel-
phia correspondent of the New York Evening
Post (Van Buren, says:
lfPennsyvania polls thirty thousand free soil votes
for Van Buren, and Adams, Of which think there is
no doubt, twenty thousand will come from the demo.
cratic party and ten thousand from the wing pary-
make this estimate from great experience, and knowl-
edge recently obtained and it will bear the test on the
9TH of November next"
This calculation, allowing for the votes given
to Longstreth, but which will in November be
given to Taylor will make the majority of the
latter about twenty thousand
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
A MODERN MILO.

II We Iook up large apsiane (such as is used by
shoemakers 10 hammer their work on) and showed !,
10 the reader broken clean in two by the blow Of
mans hand, ii is likely he would hardly credit his own
eyes or our story yet such is the fact There was IN
Louh last Saturday, moderate sized but extremely
muscular Frenohman who performed this feat With
"nothlng al all IN his hand but his fs," as the Irish
man sings, he broke, by sheer blow, first large
piece oil flint, which shivered into dozen pieces
and then big granite cobble of the description above
referred to this he broke clean in two pieces There
was no trick whatever IN tho feat it was done BY the
strength and muscle ola man five fee, two inches
hgh.--Lincotl Eng) .1Ier
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
CcrfaiM L0f or Lgnd

~ me Town OF Nlariinshurg kaosvn ia the vsna..1
plan 81 SAID town as Lot No u.s. being ths $50
which was conveyed 10 the said ThUilas b. 100
James = Brown by James Brown, deed NJ nv W.
dated April 8, Si0 Of record also 10 sasl eau, ,ssN
Also, Tor sale or lease all the interest Of said Tbn,,
Brown IN Tract Of Land living 10 BetkelsD M,
Jefferson Counties being thu same Ida, was ron.. a,
10 said Brown by Peter Crowl BY Deed dated 49, ~
Der q, lS47saId interest being life estate ,ha..
devised BY Abraham Huffman, deed. 10 ~
Mary Huffman. now the wife Of George w. Monn,s'
winch e interest was conveyed IN rrus, IL IN ai
Mount and The said Brown became the ~
OF under Inc sale by virne OF said Deed ~ r,a,
Together with all The HOUSEHOLD and KITl.rT
EN- FURNITURE Of said Brown, conslsls,, !
mong other things, Mahogony table. Cheryy All
Mahogany Side Board, Eightday Clock ) we,L
Stands, Desk and Case. doz Cain Bottom Chars
dez. Green. do. Rocking Char. dog. Windso,
Chairs. Mantle Glass Stoves, Beds, Betlsleals ANA
Bedding Sc. Sec, SC. a''1
Also, Cow. 5 BarsAear Ploughs, Tive. Hosss
Wagon ss
Patent right for making a Si,uac C,ttrr- ana
one half Of Patent Right owned jointly By James
Parks and said Brown for making a Wheat Dim
Isrms.-For the real property Lone half in hand
and the balance in six months with interest--witb
Trus, Deed TO secure the deferred payments,
personally, for all sums under IS 90 C.9SH for snfns
above So 90 credit Of six months will be allowed nm
on the Execution Of bond with approved security
EDMUND PENDLEToN,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
rou CHrHuAHuA.

The merchants Of Corpus Christi have decided 10
despatch train OF wagons for chihuahua. by the
way Of Preside Rio Grande, IN or about the LIST Of
December. and will invite merchants and traders gen
orally TO accompany them. The train will be under
the dissection Of Gen. Cazneau, who will take up a
very large stock Of goods, which heis selecting
in the North for that market As is The intention to
open the road for permanent trade with Chihuahua
and 10 have The FIRST train large possible, invita-
hon is held out to all who may wish 10 join il. Col.
Hays, with go men. has started upon an EXPEDITION
chihuahua. He is the pioneer Of trade just COM
mencing. but which win become, in the course Of
lime, ofyast amount and importance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
Sale OF Land in Berkeley.

10y Virtue of decree OF the Circuit Superior
- Court Of Law and Chancery for the County Of
Berkeley. rendered IN therein depending, IA
which James w. Gray IL complainant, and the adj
minslrator ana heirs OF Samuel Meanor. deed, &C.,
defendants will Monday The l3fh day Noseusbsr
l54S, ( being Court day. offer public sale 10 The
highest bidder before the Court Hnuse door, in Mar
iinsburg, one halfof an undivided parcel Of
Al Ia ACRES qoi? LAND.
lying on Mill Creek. in the County Of Berkeley. ad
joining the lands Of James w. Gray Robert Daniels
&c, il being the one half OF lots Nos s. and Ia, in the
partition OF land amongst the heirs of Caleb Booa,
deed, aad the same upon which Samuel Meaaor re-
sided at his death.
1ssms.-One half in cash, and the balance in twelve
months with interest from date the purchaser to give
len on the land TO secure the deferred payment
To this half the widow has reIinquished her dow.
er and immediate possession will be gwen
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER.
Oct. 90. ls4s. Spec. Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
"Do THE 1rrsz EAT AsHrs,,

Surely those who tauntingly put this question
at time when the Irish People were dying by
thousands of famine, and Loeofoco House of
Representatives voted il unconstitutional 10 give
ONE DOLLAR for their relief whilst il was
perfectly constitutional to vote thousands for ex-
petitions to the Dead Sea, must now begin TO
think that the lriShmen in this country will
Swaltoic Gnythiag about election time. They are
now busly engaged in the attempt to gull the
irsh people into the belief that The Democracy
alone are their real friends, as il they had ne
ver deceived them before Away with this at
tempt to raise up factions in our land. The Irish
voter lisa citizen Of Virginie-the interests ofthe
country are his interests-and they are not to be
trusted who would teach any class Of our people
that they have separateinerests from those Of the
rest Of their fellow citizens.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
PUBLIC SALE
EnlHabfe Personal Py0veyym


w ILL., be offered at public sale, on Monday The
LON day o. .Norcnsber nerf, at the Mill Farm Of
aoDt bryarly, Esq, aec'd near DarksviIle The fol-
ip"'hs personal property to wit large quany O.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in par, Of
BEDS and Beding. Chairs, Tables Sde6oards. "a hour
LOCK- Stanley Stove, Two Cooking Stoves Sc, &c.
also three Stiils with the appropriate sitting appa
!aius, quantity of superior old Whiskey. and some
Vinegar, and some Lard.
And on Thursday The 10Th. at Federal Hall, TWO
mics Northwest OF Daiksve. and six South OF Mar
iinsbnrg, very large and valuable lot OF HOUSE
ana hiICHEN FURNITURE. consisting Of arli.
eies loo numerous and various to pariicuarze Aihe
Farming implements,
among which are neic Road Wagon. two plsn,a
lion do, Suiky. Two horse Garage aud harness.
a morse Cart Two Ok Carts, a SET Of Blacksmith
Tools, a sic horse
Ihresiims .NncIaine
nearly ncic, large lot cf RIDING HoRsEs, WoRr
HORSES, AND CoLTs about fifty head Of Fine Calte
among which are some remarkably good Steers and
TWO yoke OF Oxen, about eighty head Of Fine SHEEN
ana as many Hogs, together with large quantity of
Wheat, Germ. Clever Seed, and Timothy Seed
Terms 81 Sac.--A cred, O. Nine months win hs
given on all sums Five Dollars. the purchaser
giving bond with approved security except for he
wheat which will b5 sold for Cash; for ali sums I'M
der rive Dollars Cash will be required. No proper
ly TO be removed uni The Terms are complied wh
The Sale VIII commence at 10 O'Clock and be CON
unned from day to day until all the property is dpos
ed OF. SAM.J n RpVapI
80 .id,a'r. CIR. p. Brya,iy, deed
Oct 70. ls4S.-Rep. 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
O bttuarp.

DIED. at the reridence other father, the goth ulti-
mo, ELIzABETH JANE youngest child Old. b. Morrison,
ESQ., of this county, agee years eleven months and q
days.
She has been taken from the evil to from world
ofsuffeng and sorrow, and is set clear of sn"Suer
little children to unite and forbid them for of
such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
In this county Monday night last, Mrs. CArHARINE
FRENCH consort of Mr. Harrison French and daughter
of Mr. Michael Qugley aged about 20 years. The de-
ceased leaves infant child She died Of teanus, from
the wound off nail in her foot after short but intense su
fcring.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
CLIMAx or BLuNpERs.

In debate on the leather tax in 764. in the Irish
house OF Commons, the chancellor Of the exchequer,
Sir John Parnell observed with great emphasis cha,
IN the prosecution of the present war every man
ought to give his last guinea protect the remainder
Mr.. Vanderciude said, that s'howeyer that mic hi be
the tax on leather wuold be severely tsh by The bare
footed pedsaatry Of Ireland" To which Sir Roach
Koyle replied that it could be easily remeded by ma
king the under leather Of GOOD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
Loco Foco .Majorilics.

1t will be seen that the Locofoco majority is
Savannah Republican says:
1--WE have no doubt Of carrying the State on
the 9TH Of November for Taylor and Fillmore
by handsome majority"
OHIO.
The Wing Governor is elected by a small
majority in spite Of the Hunker and Barnburner
coalition. This shows that the State is safe for
TAYLOR. There is tie in the Senate and but for
the improper conduct of the Clerk of Hamilton
County, the Wings would have majority Of
four in the House. 1t seems that Hamilton
County, embracing eight wards Of the city Of
Cincinnati, is entitled to five delegates. BY a
late law, the city wards were entitled to elect
two Of these five members, and the remainder of
the County the other three. The Locos, in spite
Of the law, voted for all FIVE as delegates from
Hamilton County The Clerk has given certif-
icates to the five Locofocos who were thus cleo
ted, and also the two Wings who were elected
from the wards Of the city. This ill probably
create great confusion and may prevent an or
ganization Of the House.
PENNSYLVANIA
Jobnston's official majority is 335-the first
time Wing Governor has been elected in that
State for many years. The Wing majority in
the Legislature on joint ballot is nine.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26


Is MImARD FILLMORE AN ABoLITIoNIsT p
If so, why are the Abolitionsts of the North
moving heaven and earth to defeat him,
If so, why did the Free Soil Democrats and
many Of the Free Soil Wings of Ohio cast their
votes for the Cass s. Butler candidate for Gov
ernors oaff "
Ifso. why has he declared that the Wings Of
Mississippi do him no more than justice when
they resolve that they recognize in him states
man. in whose hands the rights and institutions
of the South would always be safe
If SO, why did he vote in Congress, that Con-
gress has no power to NEEDLE with the subject
of slavery in the States of this Union.
Again--If Willard Fillmore is such an I'M
compromising foe to the peculiar Institutions, .
why does not the good and true Locofoco, Mr.
Wimot, the very author of the Proviso, and
from whom it takes its name, support him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
ELECTORAL TICKETS

10 Have been published at this Of
flee and will be supplied to all who
will vote the "PEOPLES TICK
EFT" ~ Remember that the name
of the voter must be written ON the
back of his ticket.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
a WORD IN arAsoN,

Ere the lapse Of two weeks from the date Of
This paper the freemen Of the American Union
viii have been calIed upon to discharge that
anost important Of the duties supposed By the
Federal Constitution "a duty which we need
hardly remind our frliow-citizens, should be
performed by each and every one Of those ito
whom the solemn Trusts committed, free from
the bias OF party prsdjudices and obligations.
with an utter disregard Of extraneous crcum-
stances and considerations, and with an eye sin
gle TO glory and the welfare of our common
country. Deeply. and solemnly impressed with
asense Of the immense importance Of the crisis
at hand, we takeup our pen to address word
Of earnest exhortation to our feIIow-citizens
without regard tothe party shibboleth they may
have hitherto pronounced, confident that, with
few exceptions we appeal to those in whose
breasts patriotism is stronger than party attach
comparison TO affectionate and filial devotion to
fhe Federal Union. Tosuch men we PROFOUND
the anxious enquiry-Are you willing that the
Federal Executive shall assume to be not only
coordinate but controlling branch Of the Ma
tisnal l. legislature and do you intend to support
The arrogant claims set up for the President Of
the United States, that as the Immediate Repre-
sentative of the people he has right s'to disre-
gard their will y expressed through their Rep
resentatives in Congress assembled"
Are you willing that your country shall be
burthened with an enormous public debt.
Are you in favor Of the increase of the army
of Federal office-holders'
Do you believe that "war is at all times, and
under all circumstances great National calami-
W, and that it should always be avoided if COM
patibie with National honor and do you be-
lieve that it should never be wantony provoked
with view to aggression upon the soil Of neigh
boring nations
Are you in favor Of protecting the labor Of
our own citizens against the pauper labor Of Eu-
rope and do you believe it to be the duty of
our National Legislature, by wise system ofds-
eliminating duties, to protect our industry a
gainst foreign capitalists and thus in the language
of Mr.. Jefferson, ito render us as far as possible
independent of Foreign Nations" If so, can you
conscientiously vote for Lewis Cass
Doyou believe that the president Of the Uni
ted States should be the president OF THE
People AND NOT OF A MERE PARTY" That
he should have no enemies to punish, no friends
to reward at the public expense-that he should
engage in no schemes, no combinations, but res
pect the will of the people as expressed by their
II so, Gen. Taylor is pledged to all this, and
how can you withhold your support from Zach
airy Taylor?
In the name Of our beloved country we en-
treat you to think of these things" Let each
voter but remember that his vote may decide the
electoral vote Of Virginia. 1t is possible the
vote of Virginia may decide the contest and
upon the event Of this contest depends the des-
tiny of our country for ages to come
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
FROM BurNos AxRrs.

The ship b. Aymar arrived at this port Yesterday,
in So days from Buenos Ayres. We are indebted 70
Capt. Carver for complete files of La Gaceia .Nercan
81, up 10 August 10Th. as well as The messages Of
ffestuenl hosas to the twenty fifth legislature Of the
Argentine Republic. We find in the Siaceta no Local
news Of any importance. The Gore. gros Missio, i,
IS discussed at some length in lis columns, but win
out elicng any new conclusions -.N T. Ty;b,me
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
NORMAN MILLER,
JOHN Fl. LlkENS,
Trustees Of X. S. Pe,idleion.
STOCK OF GOODS AT AUCTION.

WILL I'D sold at the store recently occupied by
w X. s. Pendleion, on Tuesday and Friday the
Goth and 9th Of October. S4S at public auction TO
the highest bidder that stock Of Dry Goods, Hard
Ware. Queens-W Ware, &C., &c. This stock has been
recently purchased, and comprises every variety of
Foreign and Domestic Dry-Goods Queens Ware,
Hard Ware, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps Bonnets, Sc.
Bargains may be expected.
1srms--On all sums Of FIVE dollars and under,
Cash. On all sums over S., a credit of six months
Will be gwen, 'hepurchaser giving bond with appro-
we'd security
NORMAN MILLER,
JNO. Fl. LIKENS,
Oct 70, '4S. Trustees of X. S. Pcndeton.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26

\ virsne Of Deed OF Trust, t.,..,,ua
designed, by Thos. Brown. dases Que Y 'ae y,
is3s and o. record u ,he County Cour, 3 a.
esfer forsals,a pubic aur,ion bers,a q,
wv door y The town Of Mafnsburg, on a.
undivided. r,,t,astv or /, e' - ~eut' ~ one
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-26
NOTICES.

We have omitted several notices of new works
&C, which we had prepared to
devote all our space to the great and i'm portant
issues, and which will SO soon be decided by the
American People