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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
CASH FOR NEGROES.

TUvIIE subscriber is anxious TO purchase large
Il number of Negroes, of both sexes, sound and
likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose of, will
find it to their interest to give him call before selling
as he will pay the pery highest cash prices.
He can be seen at the Berkeley Courts, at Martins
burg, on the Cd Monday and al Berryville on the 4h
Monday in each month, and usually at his residence
in Charestown,
All lelers addressed 10 him will be promptly atien
ded TO. VIM. CROW.
Charlestown, March ~ ls4s-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
.y'OT'xCE.

TENHE subscriber hereby informs his friends and the
Il public thai he has taken his sons into CO partner
ship with himself in the
Milling and BOaiing Business.
atthe old stand at Falling Waters The business will
therefore be hereafter conducted under the firm OF
Charles Downs s. Sons; as. the partners will give
thelrpersona attention to the business. the public may
rely the most satisfactory resuhs Of all business in
their line The highest market prices will he paid fol
Wheat, Corn, &c., delivered either at the Falling Wa
ters at the mouth of the Opequon Persons wishing
to have their wheat ground can be accommodated, and
the -four delivered in Georgetown a, IS per bar
rel. CIlAS. DOWNS s. SONS.
August 3, iS4S.-3m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
Hollow ~ are.

WYE have now on hand a full assortment OF Hoi,
w low Ware, Castings &c.--Such as Kettles ol
All sizes; Pots from gallon TO 6 Spiders and LIDS
Ovens and Lids Odd Lids of every size; Grideles
Fire Irons, SC. for sale by
/ Nav 4, lS4S O. =, w. pOLl'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
vmiunbfe Eisnessome Farm.

At PUBLIC ; ME.
U'HE subscriber will offer at public sale, on Monday
n the oh of October neat at the Court House in
Martinsbuyg his larm near the Swan Ponds, contain
ing 1903 .4CRES,; 200 Of which aIable, and the
rest heavily tmbered. Il is in good state OF cuhva
lion. and has an abundant supply OF water.
Ierms--One-rbird cash, the balance in five annual
payments, with interest. GEO. b. DUNhEl,
Sepe mber 81 1913. Baltimore, Md
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
u Es U 5 II 5 A LIE.

10y virtue of a Deed of Trust from John T. Evans
ID to the undersigned, recorded in the Office OF the
County Court of Berkeley, and for purposes therein
contained, shall on Monday the 25M Of September
uer the premises of said Evans sell the following
PERTY,
to wit IS head of Horses S head of Cattle, among
which are some fresh Mich Cows; 90 head of Hogs,
large SIZE; Is head Of Sheep ola superior quality;
Ploughs, SC. The sale will take place early in the
day. when due attendance and reasonable credit gi-
ven by JAMES Nj. NEWKIRK,
September z, lS46--tds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
EIGHT, MORE LIGHT.

CtPERM Candles, and 6 to the pound; ALBANIAN
Ctne and 10 the pound Mould and TO The
pound; Sperm Oil very superior Pattern! ana rsh
Oil. RIDDLE WHITE.
September IA, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

EN the Counties of Berkey, Jefferson, Morgan,
NJ Hampshire, Frederick, Clarke, Fauquier, Rock
ingham, Rappahannock, Nelson, Albemarle, Fluvan-
ma Augusta and Fairfax in Virginia.
Aso, for sale, or in exchange for Virginia Land,
Texas, Illinois and Michigan Lands.
BY application 10 the undersigned. personally or by
letter. (posi paid,) further particulars will be furnish
ed II. X. GREGG, Agent
Mariinsburg, Berkeley County, Va
o. The undersigned offers his services 10 the pub
lie, as Agent, buying, selling, renting of Farms
or Land, in any place State; or as General Agent
for the transaction Of any other business that may be
entrusted 10 his ii. X. GREGG.
September Z, lS48-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
New Volume of the
SCIENTIFIC Am ERICAN,

iFEsHE Publishers of the Scientific American re
4 specially give notice that The FOURTH YEAR
LIZ VOLUME Of their Journal win be commence,
on Saturday. Sept 22d. This publication differs en-
trely from the many magazines and papers whicl
flood the country. II is Weekly Journal of Arr
Science and Mechanics, having for its object The adj
vancement OF the INTERESTS OF MECHANICS
! MANUFACTURERS. and INVENTORS Eacl
number is illustrated with from Ave 10 TEN origna
ENGRAyINGS OF NEW MECHANICAL IN
MENTIONS. nearly all Of the best inventions wheel
are patented at Washington being illustrated n thu
Scientific American. Ii also contains Weekly Lis
oil American Patents; notices Of the progress Of al
Mechanical and Scientific improvements prac,ca
directions the constructions management and use
OF all kinds Of MACHINERY, TOOLS, &c; Es
says upon Mechanics. Chemistry sRd Architecture:
accounts OF Foreign Inventions; advice 10 inventors
Kan Road intelligence, together with vast amount
OF other interesting. valuable and useful information
The scientific AMERICAN is the most popu-
lar journal ofthe kind ever published. and Of more i'm
portance 70 the interest Of MECHANICS and IN.
lVENTORS Than any thing they could possibly OBJ
TAM u printed with clear type and beautiful pa
per, and being adapted to binding, the subscriber is
possessed at the end OF the year, Of large volume oil
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 s months TO CLUBS IS copies. IS ;
Ten copies, SIS. Those who wish 10 subscribe have
only 10 enclose the amount in IN letter, directed to
rUNw Il CO.
Publishers of the Scientific American
New York
ALL LETTERS must be POST PAID.
VOLUME THIRD bound, 81 rs. or in Sheets
s. are for sale. They may be sent safely to any part
OF the country Patents secured and Mechanical Draw
ngs executed the cheapest rates. al the office Of the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
August 81, ls48.
VIRGINIA:
4 N the Circuit Superior Court of Law aDdChance-
ry for Berkeley County. July Rules, ls4S
Ehud Turner--phR
AGAINST
Isaac chapline. James L. Chaplue, Ann r. Chap
line, Green l.. Etchison, James l.. Alder and 9th
ers--dtis.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants. Green l.. Etchison and James L.
Alder not having entered their appearance and given
security, according TO the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and appearing by satisfactory
idence that they out OF this Commonwealth: it is
ordered, that The said defendants do their APP
pearance TO this suit, the first day OF the term
and the bill OF the plaintiff, and copy of
this order be forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued for two months
cessiyeIy, and another copy thereof posted the front
door Of the Court. House of said county.
A Copy.--Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
July Is, i846--2m Lee and Lee Atys
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
FORWARDING & COMMISSION DEPOT

TIME undersigned is now prepared TO receive and
Il forward promptly, Flour and other produce TO
the Baltimore Market. when consigned to his care
the best prices guaranteed and puncual returns made
OF the proceeds.
In addition 10 a general Stock Of Goods. he will al
ways have on hand full assortment Of Iron, Smiths
Coal, Salt and Herring for sale low for cash.
FRANCIS HUNTINGTON.
B. s. O. Railroad, Aug 3, lS4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
Ex SGE OTEE,

WAsHINGTt'N tITK, d. G.,
c. ST., THE REAR or coLEMAN's ASp RRoWSs,
Hy r. M. rT'rLlIANw,
LATE OF VIRGINIA..
FEVIIIS spacious establishment, having been reded
u and furnished in all its departments. is nos open
to the public, for their patronage and support i IS
situated at conyenen: distances from the Had road
Depot. CAPITOL Patent Office, and General Pos CT
fee.
Boarders. Visitors, and Travellers, will inaritt
and capacous rooms, neatly furnished, upon mode
ate terms.
Washington, February "a, 1885,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
sweet Potatoes.

HVfIE subscriber has just received supply, o
n Sweet Potatoes, very line. winch he VIII sen oi
the most accommodating terms.
GEORGE RAENHAL,
September IA, lSis
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
Valuable Berkeley Land for Sale.

Valuable Berkeley Land for Sale.
NyHE subscriber, as Attorney in fact for the Heirs
Il of Samuel Bray, deed. is authorized TO sell de-
srable tract Of LAND belonging to said heirs, lying
near the head and OH both sides of the Tuscarora
Creek. about miles West Of Martinsburg, and adj
Joining the lands of William o. Lyle's heirs. Charles
Suckey, p. C. Pendleton and others. containing
One Hundred and Seuenty-one Acres.
100 of which are cleared and in good state OF cult
yaiion the balance clothed with young and thrifty
timber there is suficiency OF meadow, grain and
timber land to make this tract desirable farm; II -
supplied with never. failing springs Of pure water.
ANY person wishidg TO purchase such tract OF
land viii please call on the subscrberin Martlnsburg,
or John X. LYLE who lives near the SAID land, either
of whom will make known the terms, &c.
NORMAN MILLER.
Atty in fact FIR heirs Of S. Bray. deed
Nov A, l647
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
EreAh OuSferS.

lust received and Tor sale a supply OF Fresh Oys
- siers; | will keep supply constantly on han.
during the approaching season, which viii sci
wholesale or retail on tine mos, reasonable terms
Call and see. GEO. RAENHAL.
September Z, lS4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
.HE RE n

IL Is e - l1AM pAP1E Is
THEW ORD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
Powder, shot and Lead.

CHoT No, l. 2. 8, a, 8. 6; Dupont's Eagle in
- Canister; Beaity's Eagle in canister; Duponts
F. f. f. G.. by the pound Beatty's +. F. f. G., by
the pound Beat,y's Rock by the keg or pound,
RIDDLE s. WHITE.
September ID, le4S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
ENTIsTRY.
W. p. w 1T Z r. O w,

SUIGEUN DEN IIST,
u FSPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Mar
I nsburg and vicinity, that he has located him
self in said town. where he is prepared perform a
operations upon the teeth and mouth thai come with
in the province OF The Dentist. He also inserts por
celan teeth from single tooth 10 an entire set full
sets inserted upon the Atmospheric Pressure Principle
or by the application Of the Spiral Spring
All operations performed ii the most careful man
ner and improved sly ew warranted to he satisfactory
Ladies will Will be waited on at their residences, it.
desired. He can be consulted at The United States
Hotel.
Terms 10 suil the tunes
0Cs- Mr. Wiiiierow will be absent from the Isl OF
September till the lst Of November
July 90 lS4S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
.ftIss, illustrators sale.

nN Friday the 2sh inst, will sell at the resi-
~ dence OF Mrs. Wager, near Martinsburg, val
liable negro Man. named Albert, belonging 10 the es-
tate ofthe late Philip Wager Said negro not TO be
sold TO any living oul OF the Counties OF Berkeley
or Jefferson
Terms made known on the day Of Sale.
Sept q, ls4S JAMES McSHERRY
admir- Of p. Waser deed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
arner Miller

WTOULD very respectfully inform his customers
w and friends that he is abou, visiting the North
TO lay in his usual variety of Fall and Winter Goods,
and as MONEY is indispensable to him in the pre-
mises he hopes his friends will not forget him. A
supply ofcash is much needed at the Bedngton Store
Bedington, September Id, l64S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
yellow Corn.

THAvE in Store lot Of good Corn both sheet
Il and on the cob, for sale byF. HUNTINGTON,
June Is, l64a.
CPICED OYSTERS just received and for saleb,
= G. RAENHAI4.
May 4.lS4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
STOP FplSlIa I2(dJGYLAyyAWg
FIVE CENTS REWARD-NO THANKS.

ID AN AWAY or was taken away from the sub
Il q scriber, living on Back Creek, by her f,iends a
bound girl named Rose Ann Shrode, aged Is years
and "a days. or Whereabouts. She was bound by the
Overscers OF the Poor u she Is years OF age
cording to law | therefore forwarn any person, OF
persons from harboring hiring keeping said girl in
any form whatever as am determined 10 prosecute
any person for the offence. will give the above re-
ward but no expenses. Given under my hand this
seventh day of September, lS4s.
STEPHEN GANO.
September a. lS4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
En,breisGs, gTHips, Games,

A general assortment of Shoemaker's findings,
with all other articles usually kept in an establish
ment of this kind. all of which will be sold al the We
ry lowest prices for cash.
We would also iniorn the public that we have on
hand well assorted LOT Of leather-hat we have the
best workmen employed, and having furnished our
selves with new and general assortment of fashion
able lasts prepared al the shoresi notice. at prices
10 suit the times 10 manufacture 10 order, all kinds OF
Ladies' and Geniemen's weat--and also heavy Boots
and Shoes suitable for farm hands and Servants
N. B.-.We have for sale splendid assortment OF
Seears--afso Backing and Backing Brushes. We
are confident in saying that whole stock presents
greater inducements to purchasers than have ever
been offered If this county. as able 10 retail,
for cash, at Baltimore retail prices
ALBURTIS & MAXWELL.
September T. lS48
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
Wanted Immediately.


u HAVE received large stock ofSmths and 9th
Il er COAL of the best quality.-Persons al dis
lance may rely at all times onfnding Coal BY sending
for il. j. JAMESON.
| K. Road, July s, 1877.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
Cotton Yarn.

N RIDDLE s. WHITE
September IA, lS4s,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
WARD 8 CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE,

lSLCCESSOKS 10 BREASTED & COZ
NO. North Calvert street.
Rafffssors, VI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21
NnLk.

salt.
JUST reached, a small lot OF G. Alum aud fine
~ Salt direct from the ship, for sale by
+. HUNTINGTON.
B. & o. r. II. Sept. + lS48
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21

VIRGINIA.:
4 N the Circuit Superior Court Of Law andsChance-
ry for Berkeley County July Rules, 1913.
Ehud Turner-pltif
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-21

Together with Ladies' and Genemen's bes, Kid
gloves. Hose and half hose-aso best lambs WOO
hose for children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
SPECIAL C0RRESP 0NDEN CE
or THE
NEW YORK HERALD.


FROM The
FOREIGN PAPERS RECEIVED BY THE STEAM
SHIP ACADIA.
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The C0usse OF the British Government reia
tive % the Chsrtists and Ireland

Tho sp.ech Of Sir George Grey 10 the House OF Com
mons in reply to Sir Joha Walsh with the nouncation
all doubt as 10 ths cours. which the minister's TO
pursue With regard to the threatened meetrg OF Mon
dsy Thu soH pu, doton the m,,fing by the agency Of
ne civil pcper dhs loyal popultop, in the frat pl,cs
but il that should prop. inss6cient whch hold 10 be
a psr5,et fmpossib tiy, they have pocs'fss rnI fary
foiee eavlk Infantry and riery at hand, pndiea,s
the authority of the iaw. This is exactly toe COURSE
Which, 10 opinion, wise government ought 10 take
under present circumstances Enlist the people hear
tiy on the side Of law ald order by allowing them to
share the honor OF defending both take good
tant and noble service Above all avoid the centralized
factotum policy under which 30 many govsrnusnes or
the continent hsve sunk-a policy which never can BE-
theoretical despotisn. This policy could succeed IN
European country except Russia because In no other
Europeaa country does practical despotism la
all the ether countries of division Of tbs go,- What
the forms OF th> respective governments p- pc
think Aod their rrisTs u Of eno1urss
friends, a to permit the people AL - tAink
the people will soon outkrog the power 81 srmie'
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81 observer OF the events ct Paris The Engsh having
I'D like refugees from Paris, whore they had been
property their Offensive and
manner Of utteripg them, have bsen in their
attempts to mako cause for their conduct and
10 France II Is tho conduct Of the Eneish that hiss
affected the money market more perhaps than sny 9TH
or cirsumstsnce Paris has bsen quiet, orderly, and
been hour when any had any reason to appre
bend any Injury to himself his person Let him GO
wners he might In crowds out OF them, fore igner
even an EogBshman 10 always treatsd politely, and
never offered an indignity from any Frenohmsn, and
the masses continue to conduct themselves in the
orderly manner They have had their PROFESSIONS, and
planted their liberty trees In thousands but ali has
bsen accomplished without any unusual noise or con
esst except during the three days of tbs revelation
nave never seen blow struck street nght any al
,ereaon in tho streets Of Paris nor any moment when
It was not SAFE not only for men, but for females with
or without protectors and yet thirty thou and Eng.
sa living within six hours travel TO their boats
ana Twelve or nitsen to London have fed and
filing the world with their fears and fol e. and bens
people and country from which they reoeived only
ths %S ". SS and ud where
extraordinary events which have taken place
Yesterday the election for tbs o6icers of National
and novel syent In France and yet there vss
order and decorum; and generally great unanjmity-
Men had been selected ser great consideration, Ire.
osnddste In the clubs called upon to answer
tiops and TO make known his principles and the hetorv
Of his s before he wss honored by the condolences Of
his fellows od the public journals have been on
In the purposes Tho whole discussion In refs-
to the candidates to command two hundred thou
sand Of National Guards and for thirty eight members
of the National Assembly, to be elected Paris has
beon in perfectly good temper, and with not 1.-THE OF
the warmth Of such elections In free spoken
country; and have doubt the members Of the Me-
tionAl Assembly will be chosen in the SPIRIT the
49, inst that the coers Of the 0uarda hsve been All
the liberty treas covered with beautiful nags Ribbons
no. 10 and they look gorssopsy snd odd much to The
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According to our latest accounts direct from WARSAW
dated the 26h ult no outbreak had taken place But
Impossible, In the present excited stats of m,u 5
minds, at moment whom va see natior tossing up
thrones and playing with them at pitch and toss es
though they were crown pieces to answer for the events
OF single day. The cause Of Poland has fair chance
OF success but this success only be by pru
dcnce The rashness and overardcr of Poles have
been tho ruin Of their prospects The duchy of Po,en
IS declared to be Independent In all but nAs by the
King OF Prussis GAllica will soon be placed 10 STINT
lar position, by its Efforts the of
The Poles may then organize and when tho favorable
moment arrives they msy strike with loss dagger but
to encourage revolt Mt Warsaw or even In Poland pre-
per- would but lead to the destruction of the
elsewhere
Austria ana tho Italian States.
Acesrding to the a.est accounts from Vienna Il ap-
pears that had been resolved to make vigorous efforts
for the recovery OF the Italian States The Vienna
Zeituns, of the goth ut, contains the follovipg:-
The sxtrsor binary events which have lately taken
place in the Kingdom Of Lombsrdy and Venice render
ssble for the interest Of the whole monarchy
that the attempt which has already been commenced 10
discover those kingdoms from the statea ebs
be opposed speedily and His M,jesty has
accordingly commanded the INN ediate formation OF an
army corps At the dispoal of Field Msrshsl Count No
gent and has been pleased TO ssus the necessry
msnds to the various Ministers to provide that all
sures which may be requisite thereto may be adopted
with the least possible delay To this end the removal
OF the troops has already commenced and Il IL conh
IDENTITY hoped that they viii speedily succeed la
corps.
The zstuns Of the soth ut contains an imperial pro-
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national petition to the houses Of parliament.
Nr +. O'CoSroR said that no had not been idle on
this occssion He had prepared two csrrisges 20
fee, in long decorated With flags and notices for
the Conveyance OF the deputStion and another the
carrying of the petition. Those would be drawn by
twelve horses.
Mr. wHKxLEn thought that An address should BE- is
susd to tbs shop keepers tho line Of route assuring
them OF tho determination Of the convention to
cxertcn for the protection Of property but
commanding them to shut their shops during the passing
Of the procession
MIR EssEsr JorEs thought that tina, portion Of the I'D
dress which recommended that the shops should bs
shut, should be Withdrawn Several Of the delegates
Joined In the request, and
The proposition for address carried with only
two dissentisnt voices.
Mr.. CLAIRE again read the resolution which had been
thrown aside By the introduction Of Mr. Whseers mo-
tion, snd moved that Il be adopted.
Mr.. WHEELER seconded the proposition.
Mr. REysoLos thought they should have more sub
mission no more procrsstinatiou II the peoples petit
ton wers rejected they should consider 1t declaration
wsr against the country, constitute themseises peo
pes parhsment and, nretssary, copy the example, Of
that parliament that sat in the reign Of ChrsT (Hesr
heer) ne was, therefore opposed to this resolution
and proposed instead thai tho conference should be
manent.
MIR. CuyrAy supported the amendment The executive
shruah from the responsibility imposed upon them
that the crisis was come instead Of being pepsred
they ought TO have bsen to leaf the Cbarsts Of the
country to the death. necessary.
Mr.. BaorrERRE OBRIEr dissented both nom the