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r. tie Encll,r.

r ne enquirer.
Mes.rs. EiiioI.: |: is we'll ace: aimed mat The
Demociaic parry have mort, IN The next
House Q; Delegates, and wi, Is matter ui
course, selcci some member oil neir own party 10
preside over the deliberations that body |: is
lime ha'Ihey we're fixing upoI some one OF their
number TO Nil that important sutton
No one can be more oppose, under ordinary
circumstances, 10 an apreal 10 sectional feelings
iad1 Is Inc writer OF tn, NOE but, wien il is
!emembered that the East has heretofore appro-
priated 10 her citizens the lions share in
Inc distribution OF Inc palrona.e OF the SAFE,
il cannot b. deeme! unreasonable lha; The
Wss! should expect o.rasio,aily - b. r.
sd'a.d 10 sdch Gis'rI1G ion special; should
iris lie tit casc wa~n She ,;essils an III
diyitual Of unsurpassed QUALIFICATIONS for he Of
nee n question As pu-pose:hs NOMINATION.
2 pc brse, | wilt say that refer 10 Jonn 3.
s.2y., E.q HE distinguishes merrorr rom Was
instoD county. 10 ,nose who saov Col. Floyd
II l. unnecessary 10 eIumeIale the many quail
res OF head AID heart which preSminenily quail
~ him 70 discharge with hd-liiy and ability the
duties OF that ofice To those VINO KNOW him
moi, The writer would simply say that Col Floyd
IS the worthy son Of q Distinguished ancestor, The
late Gov. Floyd iha; hc was member OF the las,
General Assembly and by his uibane and gen.
:lemanly department mis- nigh orter Of talents
ard sirici attention 10 The fu'ies oi MS station,
@cn tcr himself An enviahe repu alton II.
should be elected Speaker ct the next house Il
Delegates. lie will reflect honor upon The sta
ion and tulhl The largest expectation: OF his
irieods. Al least 50 thiuks one from
EASTERN VIRGINIA.
OCTOBER 30h, ls4S.
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ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI.

l1ASSi6A'sNJS
Win tie view II making false ana"ar.
founded impression On The public mind, Tie
Wing presses are eadeavcrhg TO propagate the
idea, that he vote of The State Of Illinois j
coubl.u in the coming Presidential confess,
You may rely on it, ina, State will give her Oh.
fashioned Democratic majority for The NOMINEE,
OF the Baltimore Convention. But Missouri
viii be The banner State OF the Union. A .eIe.
gaze pledged her in the Convention for majority
o 5000; that pleGse will be faithfully tmtd
The Aug.ist election vas The earnest q wha, she
viii DO in November. A majority Of nearly
Is 900 on the guoernat rial ticket, msl ltuy Il
5000 on The Congressional ticket, is unlEisakr-
able evidence OF The ifuii which the ''olt Demo
cratic ree" will bear in November. Let Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois AMI Michigan look 10 il, q NE
banner " III come 10 Us. We have but 10 tsh.
The enemy with The spirit and vigor Of 1874,
and 't.hey are ours"
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Rict mend, o.. 80 b, la4'
To TIC EGuoys of ne t,ngutr.

Buc..,NGHAM, Oober 70, lS45
dessrs. Editors: As il IS ds!omary 10 draw
tie attention of The memberof The Legislature,
previous TO their assembling, o the questions OF
state policy and Legisaus appointments,
have though, it not unbeconng IL me 10 make
known my wishes, snd the 'ishes oi many Of
lEy negnbor Democrats, in rgard 10 the person
who, We think, would besiaccord with our
feelings and wishes, were he ppointed 10 Sll tue
Executive Chair OF this god Old Common
wcal,h-.hat person IS Dr. gel Flood, Of the
county OF Appomatlox Hisname IS known 10
Virginia. He wa> FOR mai years tie d,siin-
sulshed, and much beloved ad respected repre-
sentative .; this Senatorial )l'trIct-a gentle
man Of easy, accomplished and captivating
manners, CT undoub!ed and omitted talent, Of
determined honesty and unY ,lding integrity
lie adds also, 10 these publications those Of
high intellectual cultivation md requirements,
the rewards Of an energett ard systematic
course Of study and research More anon
Yours, &C., L.
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Pittsburgh, October %. ls4s.
Correspondence Of tle Washington Union.
TENNESSEE
KNoXvlLLg. CTenr,) Oct. 20, 1913.

KNOXVILLE, CTenr,) Oct. 20, lsis.
The Democratic party in Tennessee ! well
organized and is becoming enthusiastic ani DE-
rermrcd. Our Presidential electors are con-
SANITY on he stump, while sub electors N every
county are arousing our mas>e, am en'eaV"r
ing 10 secure general attendance al iae polls
on lhc 7ih proximo. Th, is al lha' IS HecrsSa-
~ ia secure Tenness.. H. The Baltimore nom
nces. You fecoect lha, in 1914 Mr.. Polk lost
he State by only ll3 votes. General Taylor
cannot get The vn'e Of Mr.. Clay by from ne 70
zen per cent Whatever may be All q NJ
& s political heresies, il must he admired that
ne possessed in an eminen. degree, the iacul'y Q!
inspiring his friends with his own ioity ehtnnsi
asn, aud Of exciting the latent energies u ~
parry wherever his banner was >pfeaa over II
He had. too system ana a creed 10 ihe Propa-
CATION and support of which his adherenis were
i.o alrously devolrd. Their zeal &c Prop7s9a0d
fdc animated hem in the contest, ald sustained
tnsm under defeat Il is far Otherwise W''n ue-
neral Taylor His friends are noi only apaihstic
but the Wing parry has dis'cnsions ma even
success cannot remUVe or feconcNe. hp",'d'e
Jackson mrn-cleveniE.hour Wings have IN
,.rr,noniousy obrudeo themselves upoa the
nar,.-haye excluded lis founder IRON the
cnu5cil-hpuse-hage rudeiy driven on, the
old patriarch from his own donicii : nave
renowned his piincip ies-he.iiated 10 avoW
his creed-gyen seln rebuse 10 some o; his
otes, frIends-are dispensing the inequalities OF
the old mansion 10 Strangers wasting he estate
deiamius his ancestry, ard Apr, pria'ils 10
themselves bis honor and his name. Hence The
diminished zeal q the present "hie parry hence
lis dtsensions, and hence its eventual disrnem-
befmsni, The czmccratic parry, on Inc other
hand, in Tennessee is unt-scarce'y boiler
from our ranks. Whie here and there, there IS
4 wing convert 10 democracy, there are be
found many who declare that in no even. will
they vote TOR Taylor. 10 evidence oil tie wig
apathy and dissension, j. may be mentioned that
at the recent Beans Station mass nseiing, to
which Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia and North
Carolina Taylor wings we're invited, am 10,
formed less than 1000 Ut all ages, cocrs, and
sexes attended; and, instead Of being ptottacedd
three days, as was intended, broke up before
o'clock on The first FAY. Il was perfect failure;
The same has been the case all summer anu
TALL.
hear from other Subsequently, from
Georgia and Louisiana-ihat our irieGds are
sanenine and confident. Taylor Will scarcely
&c, Norlh Carolina, and am unwilling 10 con-
cede 10 him any slave SIaie but Kentucky
Ohio has done nobly and The moral effect Of the
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A TRIBUTE faoaAN ADVERSARY.

The Baltimore American" OF THIS morning, in
q lons a:,ic u STOW mai i: Ge: CAss does !i>e
cars, - does Gen. TAYLoS, says very Truly, ma,
u Is "n1nca oeilef y eGo. an adver>afy's COCO
qlai;s.s taaa 10 dispaidge them "ih words OF
malice ard envy and lasn goes on 10 remark
that Il ,ni, course were pursued, me canvass
Would 60 ~ very pleasantly, "and the rest OF
Inc CIV ~ wor!a wouic admire ne happy conn-
tfy bleSse. win w. such excellent cinZe6s,
elmer ~ Whom would MAKE CAF!TAL PRESIDENT"
50 tnal G-a. CAS-, according IL ,sis testimony
OF : ea1iae VA iournai, would make caps
Ia pfesi:en an % ui1a winch We commend 20
Inc careiu. cuasneI. IN q esery vo,rr IN The
land and especially . tro>e cs.er ufslns Of The
Wing parry, wnsca spend a vocabulary OF abuse
in h. vain rnreavors % ~Tiie 1ewn the llusgrl-
Gus Cas- D@kin.,rc Ar.as
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POETRY,
FIR fse Enquirer.

SIZE LOVES
her snowy arm relieved her head,
sin 4 lily. liand II lay;
The shaded light around he: spread
lis silent, soft and muurntul ray:
Sweet ssutIe thoughts indied her brain,
And ,ean full signs revealed their charm
She wished-shs wished him back again
Bal no, her thoughts alone were balm
She scac. knew why her heartrefused
To he as ever, lish; aud gay,
Yets.;Ii IL Eel, as though 'twere b.ulsed,
Ani gently aching a she lay
Sh- Re the warm tnuughts ! her mino,
And barn her senses With 'heit ufe
NJ rineusnce WIS sublime,
They bs..gsd as though they'd ne'ef expire
A dream con d no: have proved moro sweet,
ss.i.,,,h,thiiss was all her o~hi
n, h-art, n. knew, could only beat
wuh love Tor hlm-aye him alone.
Her thoughts, so bright, 90 pure and warm,
AS though with angels they had been
She fell, she thpnght, willis. on her arm,
sui lhousn, ana feeling turned TO him.
richmond. October &c ls45.
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PUBLIC SENTIMENT IL VIRGINIA.

Eriraets from Letters 10 III Editnrsofhe Enquirer.
aMEcxLENBuaa COUNTY, Va.
"All firm and true 70 ne ilith ahe ~ lass d"o
Butler here"
"LouIsA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
"The Wings keep very still IN puolic, ou. ~.
of scraps from Casss pamphlet ana .o,aliy
pervert his meaning. caught severai Of 'Ielh
at il, and charged them with gross inlns'lce.
The whole paragraph will make very uinereh'
Impression from that which they wish 10 MAKE
viz: that be is an Abolitionist, ana equally, OF
more 50, than Fillmore There y oeeP unaei,
current going Oh in this way, but u al WIN a'ai
nothing if the Democrats DO the,s duty
think cd Louisa will give better Democralic
vote this Fall than she did las, Spring, oy nity
or seventy five votes. We ought 10 give al ieas'
$50 majority, all ,old'
aALlsAr County, Va.
Do as others NAV ,be Denuciats OF Halifax
will 60 their duiy, and give thundeEins vote 70!
Cass and Butler. The Wings boast oil some
gains at two precincts-bul Ihey nad ooas'ea OF
changes in their favor al other places Which
have visited, and found as strong as ever lot oui
cause-and think il will lurG out so al me TWO
points boased OF
We ieel under g!ca obIisalionst 10 MessTs Gas
lie and Watkins yoHr city, and MT. Iaihes oil
Pelefshure. We had arranged Tor a mass meet.
inc Of our own patty but as some banterln.
Wings had expressed wish o nee! US IN dis
cussinn, we sent them VOID 10 club IN and come
II a Two days discussion. The hrst day was &c
cupied By Mesers. Caske AM Flournoy, and The
second BY MessTs. Gaines aud Purkins. The De-
F,ocrals are satisfied; he Wings profess 10 be 50
and il they are candid, you may sci il town as
one Of the happiest meetings o. The SOL that ever
mas come of in these parts
Mr. Watkins delivered pain-sang, fair
dealing, aTeumenat alive speech refoie our associe-
i'm. which was listened 70 9Th close attention
and Wilh great pleasure by every Democrat pre-
sent
Ejmunds has gone % Franklin and perhaps 10
He0fy. You'll hear some hin. Of his thunder
Tor think he went up sur.charged with frsrate
ammunition.
McsRoE Co., Va Oct. 26th, lS43
Every thing is going prosperously in this
quarter, and We are a in fine spi5is."
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s'or TIE Erqulr'
TDITM " f"rG

i
In he Letter 0, lrls vile A li;ionist 10 sonlcb0-
IL IN Lynchourg, t.ted o. l7lh, lS4s, is ihr
following passage:
"yisit ne people on their rms, ard ., ihciJ
ire siies-speak > ,hem, Ia ilariy, II The NJ
BIZ qualities Il Zachary r7lor, II he abuse
AM persecution which he is received al The
HAMS OF Lewis Cass and hisricnfs"
The ma who wouli ,akehis base fai5ctood
MON hi. lips an - aNor' railing j! 70 he pee
a'e = tleir farms an 6rrsics, would be serv
ugh. il kick:d on u ever house and dcegrd
az nom every iarEa. This AoIili'nisi is utterly
ignorant Of The Virginia chacer.
VtRGlNIAN.
Richmond o.. 30 h. Ia.
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Ire, .staphed for the Baltimore American
ALBANY, DC. 81 1913
oSSTpucT.VC ci\R a6RaTlIN

JcS hUO TlV z Og.NF I-iNNA IUAN.
Or q y was yeseioay made ihe scene OF ar
other destructive Il e. Three valuable buildings
we're burnt, Ha;ri>' large paper warehouse, tns
store .! -. l.ahrt Tocke., Emsry's Depot .;
Agricultural naemert> The . d Fellows
Hall was n.>o inGc!. damaged By tne danes.
The fire orisina,5c ~ ne ,onianeous combus-
lion OF Qaan'iiy q mayer AM rags stored in tie
cellar OF siarns' ou.lciug The oss is copside.
rabie, particularly win Mr.. Tucker in whose
Office were The Stereotype plates Of The Cultiva.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03

Some days ago speech was sent here by =
-, Of the CommissaTy or Quarerma>ter's De.
partmen,, u his father, pnrpor ing 10 be delyeie
BY Col John A. Rogers OF Pennsylvania. Tn;
man Rogers is a man OF no character | know
him well, and BY the next mail you will have a
statement, signed BY number OF our citizens.
showing him up in his Iue light. regret TIA |.
il is 100 late 10 DO much good. am asronishec
thai any man, or sci OF men, should put up such
a man As Rogers 10 make speech against any
candidate. His charges, where he is known
will have no o'hef effect than rebound 10 the at.
vantage ri Gen. Cas-.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 81, 1915.
We hope Tor me most triumphant, results Or!
Intelligence is ALL cheering, and We
louk Ter victory worthy OF our cause. The Fr-
trraliss are all al work with their money AMI
men, and are iull ii hope Fever was more
mistaken il We do n, disarpoint hem 10 the tn
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Wednesday evening, October p,
al ST. Paul's Church Goochlana county, by The
Rev. Mr. Wilmer, Mr.. K II. KEELING, Of Ricn-
mord city, T. Miss CAROLINE A., daughter q
William Salmon, Esq !, Of GoochIand.
Married in Orange county, n. c., on Tuesday
evening, October 18th, by the Rev. George w,
Dame, Of Danvlle, joins w. BaooNAx. OF Put
sylvania county, Va ! TO Mss SUSAN NJ daugh.
ter OF the Hon Thomas Rulhn, Chief Justice Of
Nnrih CarnLin4
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INDIANA.

V!scEssEs, Oci. 20, ls4S
have Iusl been out al several large gatherings
Of tie people on he stamp. Yoy may Set down H.
diana as one o. The banner States on The Cas- ant
Butler ticket, Our majority will be from seven
to len thousand speak advisedy.
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A PICTURE FOR THE SOUTH

IiC DhE FOh NE DOb n
That Southern Wigs NAV see Inc course Of
their Nortnern allies. sc re-aubi>h, oerbcnm t
lutratim j huge handoili, which has bern 6 ! %
u.s. and which n!aY be seen Al our office. Here
il is;
No EXTENSION OF SLAVERY!
40 MORE SLAVE STATES!
No more Compromises with slavery!
VIII, RALLY ar Eao L BLOOMFIELD,
NEW YORK,
TIE Wing Electors OF the Town a EAST
BLOOMFIELD ant vicinty are invitsd 10 meet 10
c ,nucu, II rhe TOWN HOUSE, on Friday
IN, IL h q Ot,ober, a. Z o'clock, P. VI. The
,!ee,;b. XII, ~ rddr.sse: Is
HIN FRANCIS GRANGER.
~ wro a!c III favor OF ihr asceudcrcy -
WING PRIMO lPLEs.
both III cur a'i,tiG! arG S.ac Adcln''ralitDs
WIZ nave UsIscaMLY tFPosED The tSCRoAcH-
MENTs Of The SLAVE Power, ali who weu'd
AXE occasion u express ,hrir dlstrus Of those
patty ieadet> who have advocated and sustained
tae annrAa:icn u Texas ard the OK ension Of
Slavery. are INVITED 10 ATTEND
Eaa Bie~afeid, Oct0i.r !, 1913.
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R,anynsyi1Ls Tenn Or On 1874,

recent election there, will, must have decis,
influence in all The other States in November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03

IN CHANCERY-visGIsIa AT Rules held IN The
Clerks Office OF the Ccnit Superio, 'ourt Of Law
and Chanc-ry for the county Of Gloucester, at III.
cour, house on Monday the IN d-y Of August lsis
James BAYLOR, Plalnug:
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This is he last week ollhe campaign. There
IRE, We Say 10 The honest voters oil lhe country.
look oul ior humbugs-lok out or RooIbacks-
look out for frauds
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
soul! eOus! eout

n HAVE received large stock of Smiths and 9th
Il er COAL Of the best quality.-Persons at a dis
lance may rely at all times onfuding Coal By sending
fof II. J. JAMESON.
II Road July g. lS47
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

EsHE TRUSTEES of tie .afart;asbsxg .gcod+n,, r..
peetfniy inform its parana 4I sfte publss gener.
aty 1aat the next SESSION of this HBciea and useful
senainary, VIII commence, % fhs day of uguss
anaef the contiaurd supervision of lis ssernned
paac'pal Professor ] WoRrnfxerox SM1rE They
ire eoahdenee IL referring such al desire the hest
formation as q the qualifications and success of Prof
Snliih Is Classical lnstrncsur 10 tie parents and
trends Of the pupils who have been emf listed 10 his
care during The past war.
. needless @ say, thai under pf~ser: a.ss.s
ms Academy fully suslans lis weiieasned reputation.
y ms heen ever sinee lis foundation and iHrospoFr
Yea 'y The legislature he only permanent Classical
nessoas 10 Ehis town agd County, Ii has alxaYs o.
essd. on i5e most moderate terms Of uon the best
course Of English AMI Maihefuaiic studies, ana al
those branches 81 liberal Classical Educalion usua
~ iulparied 10 the Freshman and Sophomore Cole
giase Glasses
TERMS:
EAr the English tranehes--for the year Or
two sessions, 5000
:, hIphemadc, added. $50 90
Payable al the end Of each Session
p. G. PENDLErON. Presl1
JOHN SfR0THER- Sec'y.
DAVID FL. CONRAD. Trustees
RICHARD McSHElsIlY,
JAMES CHISHOLM.
July 10, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
SOLDiERs' CLAIMS.
WIN. THOMPSON

S. r. coRHER on BALTIMORE AND souTu STREETS,
Baltimore, Nd,
ERAS secured the services OF mn Attorney resident
4 ! az Washington. OF some forty years intimate
o Gaulance with the different Departments ana IS
os prepared To procure the settlement OF the claims
d souIef5 who enlisted during TIE Mexican war
iis charges for prosecuting claim before the De
arimenls at Washington and getting "a Ned, wheh-
u for Bounty Land, Scrip, Pension, VIII be 80 =
AMI for pay, mileage, coihing, Sc len per cent on
ie amount recovered. II $50 OF over; and II under
hlt sum So lie will furnish free Of extra charge,
aay ofm necessary to cradle party 10 prepare and
orward to him claim for prosecution, II requested
By letter pos, paid aud directed to him at the ;: g.
l0rnerof Baltimore and South streets, BALTIMORE, Nd
W. T. would refer to Editors Of newspapers generl
a.y Throughout the United States and 10 those Q
Bliantole and Philadelphia in particular
August 3. ls4S.
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lo5 I-2 .gcrcs,

p Of which are in Timber, it is good quality State
Land, and adjons William Bowers, Washington
Gold and others, the improvements consist OF good
Log Dwelling House. Smoke House, Stable, Spring
House, and Two never failing Springs OF good water
ANY. person wishing TO view said Farm will please
call on Mr. James II Couehman who will show II
and give any further information.
Possession will be given immediately, upon the
purchasers complying with the terms OF sale Of all sad
lands, excep, tie Dwelling House. Garden, Lot,
Spring house and Firawood, which is hereby reser-
we'd to the unt'l the lsto April Io49
Tss,ns-One third the purchase money in hand,
The balance in two equal annual payments, with N
crest, to be secured by len on the land
JACOB S.FlPP.
for self aud other heirs.
August 3, ISIS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
!. / S r i N ~!

MOOD morning Madam, what have you bough,7
W Cheap Groceries from Rddles--did you ever
see such Loaf Sugar for l2 and II cents per pound
and such Brown Sugar for ftp?
Has be go, any more Of that good Coffee
Yes, indeed, lots for 81. 8 and 10 cents. Rice al
ct. and Teas very fine, fresh and cheap
What else has he got2
What else 2-why evsTy hing thasa family wants
Bacon al ftp, Lard, Flour Cheese. Crackers. Can
dies. Macearoni; Long, Black, White and Red Pep
per- Mace, Cinnamon, Cloves, Sutnegs, Sc. Sc &c.
You had better call and see before You buy, and tell
Inc Children be has Nuts and Candy too for sale
Its al nue and no, half toldi have just received
INV New Stock. JAS. N. RIDDLE. 5
Nav IL 1913.
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NEW GOODS,
~ Bedin stoss, Virginia.

-
IN ARNER MILLER respectfully informs nis
w customers aud the public generally th"i Pc has
is,st returned from the North with hrs usua STOCK O
SPRUNG AYID So NtGTs'I2 GOODS
a,a,,r which may be foanl.ihe following articles -
CIhs-Blat BEck and ofhcr eooyS q Ersces 70 s''sf
he tines; CassiEasrss. super Bldek f.aaey Sc-'
gT;,.e3 md plain 1trevds. .7gtic Fad S'sfaEasr
fSLst, Cndef md Gold -nirsd Jeans. pesiugs--
s.ss pI;,s a,t fiasi gg,,at end fnaen Stiff Nor
800 g. a lares stock Of Plain, Piad and Sfff-
~ fottoas for paptaiocas llOp pieces n Prsnts--
s.iatess siyles", Lascns, Gag IaurRs and es'as
ya.,s bssmlffsd STYLES and rery ehsap; Bffck cad
Taaca Dress SILKS Lace .Npslia, FaGsa Cressbw
~ sga stripeJ CafaLrieS: B0ok, Striss. .Naff ald
.J,ronet afosss Emb .Nssslias II Ladae shaisiss
frrrue3ine do: BerrGgc scdys; sin aud Cotton
pefrsfs I1Idies' Craruf ard Sriss Collars; Rib
La,rS fsassaet and Cap. ,seai assorted; Iaces. Ed
t;avs md TaseTfnsgs Linen Hsnldk.rchie from ~
~ Bvff1ns 1nl Edgiags, Iriss Linens Byotca
faifrnd. Frencb L;aes. Bio DsiHs. Cosfonades, Sc
Ciorcs and Hosiery, general assortment
DO.MESIYcs
Three Bales Brcssa susli,s rery cheGp; 1tcled Os
nabmgs, pirgiaia Begging Bleached .livsIins
Chseks Bed Ticking. B,riaps, Cotton Lapps Table
and 1oscsl Diapers. Crash &c SC.
BOOTS,
Shoes. Hats Caps md Bo'iaetsa general assortment
sTa7TONaRF, QUEENSH.aRE.
Hrderus. Bood,rars and Eartdeaeme--a reH selec-
ted assortment. for sale Gerry cheep.
GROCERIES.
" Orieuas, lamp u,,d Loaf Sugars, N. Q. and s II
aud otier .noiasses. Rio CQfstbesi quality, Young
JI,,son AID Imperial Teas Ginger, Sahrat,ts, Pep
PER and .aaspice, Dye Siugs, Hindoac Glass, &c
.ps3TY.NT gNEDICLNEs, SC.
james Fnniig Medicines. Uistar's Balsan Of Hid
C1rry, II g. Fa,YclFs celebrated arabian Lire
nenf. Faincsfoek's Yespti}uge. No 5aad 6, Cam
position. spice Biite,s. re.
All of the above articles viii be disposed OF upon
the most accommodating terms.
Beding,on Va. April n, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10

FEyIIE subscriber. as Attorney in iaci tcr the Hers
4 of Samuel Bray, deed. is authorized 70 sell de
sirable uact Of LAND, belonging to said heirs, lying
near the head and on both sides Of the Iuscafora
Creek, about ) miles West OF Martnsburg' ana ad'
;ointno The lands OF William O. Lyles heirs, Charles
Stuckev, ,P G. Pendleon and others, containing
One Hundred and Sereaty-one Acres.
100 of which cleared and IN good sia'e o. cur.-
a,;on The balance is clothed with young and thrifty
timber. there is suffciency OF meadow gram a"d
timber land to make Ibis tract desirable 'arm 1t is
snnnled with never failing springs OF pure water
ANY person wshldg to purchase sucn a. 'fac' Of
I'll; nlease call on the Subscriber IN Mar,InsbuIg.
'''I y Vie who lives near the said land, either
If whom will make known The terms, sc
o' "''0"' NORMAN MILLER.
attn. in fact far heirs Of S Bray dec'd
Nov 4, lSi7.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
REMOVAL.

yEyTI SUBSCRIBER has reeo wed his shop TO the white
building few doors below the MarnnsOufg
House. one doorabove VIM. Borsey's Drug store ana
nearly opposite w Boyd, where he VIII carry on '"e
saddle, Egarness a. 'E'sUBk SsAAass%
business, in all their various branches. he mas Jus,
received for the Northern Cites new ahd neaul,ui
assortment Of such articles in his line. as VIII ee"9e
him TO execute all the orders with which h- @n"l w
ner as q insure the nos perfect satisfaction Ito mas
always on hand large assortment OF
Saddles, Brides, Mariingdtes, sc.
which for superior workmanship aud finish. cannot
be surpassed in this section OF country and winch ne
will dispose Of on the most reasonable ierns
Trunks and Carpet Bags
of The ueates, pattern, and Of admirable finish always
on hand. ,, V,,>,c,rn,,rr,rr
June %. lS4s.