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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
AGENCY.

n5s Messrs. NM, THOMSON and RoBERr w KEtR-
,orT Of Baltimore, authorized Agents for obtain
inr subscribers and advertisements
ne L. w. CARR, is also our authorized Agent for OBJ
ning subscribers and advertisements, Sun Building n
T. corner Of Third and Dock Streets, Philadelphia
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
Weaving.

A THE solicitation of many of my friends, have
IN opened a shop at my house. one door south of
MIR E. Showers, where will do all kinds of weaving
usually done in factory or country shop both broad
and narrow. My experience in the above business for
twenty four years in factory, will serve as recon-
mendauon. BY strict attention to business and de-
sire TO please, hope 10 share part of public pat
ronage. VIM. II. REED.
October %, 1S47.
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENsWARE
&c. BOKEE & CO.,

J. c. BOkEE & CO.,
No. al NoRrH HowARD STREET BALrMonE,
Bet,reen Fdyette and Lexington Strcets)
VUNHE subscribers invite the attention of Country
Il Merchants and purchasers generally to their
large and well-assored stock of CHINA, GLASS
AND QUEENSWARE, which they offer for sale
al the very lowest MARKET PRICES.
Country Merchants will consult the interes, BY a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
J. G. BOKEE, J. G.. HASTINGS, JR
Baltimore, March %, lS4S-Im.
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B A L I | NJ 0 r f.

importers ann SGhoaeSale Dealers,
IN FOREIGN AND D'oMES TIC
Dr Goods,
No. a30 BaItfmore street,
(BErwEEs CHARLES AND iiaSoyER,)
HAVE now in store large stock Of Seasonable
II Il Goods, from recent lmporia,ions, with every
variety OF Domestic fabrics which we solicit an ex-
animation from Country Merchants and City trade.
They name in part,
100 Cases new style Rich Prints, and shall continue
TO renew all the new styles as they appear in the
10 Cases London chintz Prints, new styles;
~ :. Double purple. do do
5 I" "A do do
10 =" Black and white, do do
~ !" London and American Furniture. 90
20 /" EarlstIne and French Bingham;
t" Black and white, do S do Manchester. do
10 4" Rich Lawns;
10 Cartoons Rich French Beraees:
Cases mode Alpaca; black do
2 /" Alpaca Lusre
+" Mouslin de LANES new patterns:
10 q Irish Linen, best makes;
Brown French Linens
:. beachsd Linen Drills
Pillow case, do
" 5, 6, 7, s, "a damask Table Diaper
6 Bales Damask Table Cloths, all sizes, with large
= stock OF damask Napkins and Scotch Towing
Diaper;
10 Bales Russia Crash
% Cases Linen Cambric Hanks, very cheap;
Mersalle and Cashmere Fancy Vesting
PLAIN. plaid, and figured Black Satin
Silk and worsted serges.
White Goods,
Such Book, Swiss and Nansook Muslins.
Plaid Jackonetts and Cambria, do.
our own Importa,ions.
Ahawls.
Spring style Terkeri, Berage Della ware, Rich Embrci-
cred, Zephry Wool; Fancy, Silk and Net, Shawls.
SyIphide skirts.
Bark, Indian, Bandana, Pongee and London Cord
Silk Handkerchief's.
Cloths.
French, English American Black, Brown and Olive
Colors Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Spring Styles
do Super French Black Doeskn.
Domestic Goods Of every description, of which we
always have on hand; large stock in which we can
offer great inducements. The extent and variety OF
our stock, can only be appreciated by an examination
OF It, Our stock of Goods is kept up all seasons for
the city and near trade. Country Merchants will find
10 their advantage to give CALL and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
.4H orders promptly attended 10.
BEP.4N e. DJ.NIL.a.N,
No. 239 Baltimore Street.
Baltimore, March %. 1913.
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TINHE subscriber, as Attorney in fac, for the Heirs
Il of Samuel Bray, decd is authorized to sell de-
srable tract of LAND belonging to said heirs, lying
near the head and on both sides of the Tuscarora
Creek, about miles West OF Martinsburg, and ad
joining the lands of William 0. Lyle's heirs, Charles
Stuckey. p. c. Pendeton and others, containing
One Hundred and Sevcnty-one Acres,
100 of which clared and good state of cultva-
ton, the balance is clothed with young and thrifty
timber, there is sufficency of meadow, grain and
timber land, make this tract desirable farm; il is
supplied with never failing springs of pure water.
Any person wishing 10 purchase such tract of
land will please call on the subscribern Martnsburg,
or John X. Lyle who lives the said land either
of whom will make known the terms, SC.
NORMAN MILLER,
.aiiy IN Jact for the heirs Of S. Bray, deed.
Nov d. lS47 -.t
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VIRGINIA.


n the Circun Superior Court OF Law and Chan.
1 ccry for Berkeley County February Rules, le4s.
Remiagfon %. Kownslar Pug
AI,issr
fi A. Thompson, Ereeufor Of Conrad Kounslr, Eli
sabeh kotc.star, Roadolh kosnniap md F,ankiia
a Ko,cnstnr. Gideon III Report aud Eliza X Ru-
pert his ,rJe. Joseph Bell and Margaret X Bell his
srSe. Hiikan &. B,aws and Elisabeth X. Burns his
,ce, Joseph She,oafrr and Efennor H. S.e,ralter his
scye, Mann p Nelson and Lydia In, X Nelson his
teyc, and o,hers-Lgfs
IN CH.2.NCERF
The defendants, Gideon II. Rupert and Eliza X.
Rupert his wife, Joseph Bell, William c. Burns and
Elizabeth X. Burns his wife, and Joseph Shewalter
and Eleanor X. Shewal,er his wife. not having enter
ed then appearance and given security, according TO
the act of asdembly and The rules OF this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are out
of this Commonwealth il is ordered that the SAID de-
PENDANTS dc enter their appearance 10 this suit on the
hrst day OF the next ierm and and the bill OF
the plaintiff and that copy ofthis order be forthwith
published IN any newspaper within this county, and
continued for two months successfully, and another
copy thereof posted the front door Of the Court house
OF the said county. A copy.--Tese.
JOHN STROTHER. G.
February n, 'S48-2m. Faulkner AIT y
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NEW BOOKS.

AMES N. RIDDLE has just received the follow
- ing new books, which he will sell cheap:
Now and Then, by the author Of The Diary of late
Physician; The Belle of the Family by Mrs. Gray
The Gipsey OF Germantown; The Fortunes OF
Col Torlogh OBren, a Tale of the Wars Of King
James; The Prisoner of Perote, a Tale OF American
Ealor and Mexican Love; Eustace Balcoust: or,
the Legitimate, Story of conflict between Good
and Evil; Tristram Shandy.
March 9, IS4S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13

Z CASE German Toys, great variety do Chinese
Il do | Lot of Dolls-assored; Combs--an assort-
ment; Pen and Pocket Knives--a variety of styles
and prices; Lead Pencils and Leads, Hooks and
Eyes; Thimbles and Scissors--assorted German
Pencils and Pen-holders; Soaps, genuine Macassar
and Bears OH; Cologne Water, Perfume Bags, &c.
&C.; received and for sale low by
Dec. l6. l847. j. NJ YOUNG
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WAREHOUSE OFPRINTS ONLY.


No. Sc Cedar Street, New York.
Il e, JUD SON 4 LEE,
(LATE LEE AND JUDsoN.)
hCCUPY the spacious Flee Storm Warehouse
- No. Sc Cedar Street.-The ,pIoe OF which is devo,
ted TO the exhibition and sale of the Single .4rtice OF
RINTED CALICOES,
THEIR PRESENT STOCK CONSISTS OF NEARLY
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES,
Embracing some thousands Of different patterns and
coorngs, and comprising every thing desirable in the
line, Foreign and Domestic. ctte f
All of which are offered for sale FOR cash, or salts
factory credit, at the Loaces prices by the
PIECE OR PaCM.sGE. eef
New Styles are received almost every day, and ma
ny OF them got up for sales, and not to be
found elsewhere. Printed lists of prices, corrected
from day to day. with every variation in the market,
are placed in the hands OF buyers.
Merchants will be able 10 form some idea of the ex-
tent and variety OF our assortment, when we state
that the value Of usual stock of this one article
is at least twice the value Of the entire stock of dry
goods usually kept by our largest wholesale iobbers.
This fact together with the fact that our means and
our attention, instead Of being divided among vast
variety Of articles, devoted wholly one will rem
der the advantages which can offer to dealers per.
fecy obvious and it shall be our care that none who
visit establishment shall meet with any dsappoint-
ment. Our assortment is complete at all seasons OF
the year. LEE, JUDSON & LEE.
July !, lSH-ly
P. S.--B. f. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord
and Lees and late senior partner in the original firm
OF Lee and Brewster from which connection he with
drew some time ago. has resumed business in connec-
lion with Messrs. Lee and Judson, under the firm OF
LEE, JUDSON s. LEE, and he ventures TO assure
his friends and the public, that the new firm will
maintain the pre-emnence in this branch of the
trade, which formerly distinguished the other two
houses TO which he belonged.
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
N The Circuit Superior Court of Lazy and Chance
Il ry for Berkeley county February Rules; 1913.
William Muslin, guardian of Sarah Fletcher .4nthonu
Lee Thomas Lee, John JPhiie. Rebecca Mcdonald
James Steel and Mary his Wife. Dacid W. 1hrock
morton aud Debordh his ,cie, gaiees Of Sarah Lee
decd, Thomas White, and John Do,onii,g PITTS.
AGAINST -.
IGiliam L. Boak. admir- ,eith The cit anner,d Of Sarh
Lee, deed, and also legalce, EI,ud Turner and
Charles ID. Stewart securities Of The said Boak, anil
John Lee. John .NeDonaid and Elisabeth las vite,
Sarah f. Boak, Daeid .4nerqnl and fLiguilL uyc,
tgatees of said Sarah Lee, decd-Ins.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, John Lee, John Mcdonald and
Elizabeth his wife, and David Ancram and Abigail
his wife, not having entered their appearance and si
ven secury according the act of assembly and The
rules of this court and il appearing by satisfactory ev-
idence that they are out Of this Commonwealth: il is
ordered, that the SAID defendants do enter their an
penrance to this suit the first day o The mex, tern,
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF
this order be forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued for two months
successfully, and another copy thereo, posted n, .
front door oil the Court House Of the said county
copy:-Tes,e,
FEBRUARY IL, 1913 Faulkner Auy
VIRGINIA:
N the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan,
!. Gerry TOR Berkeley county February Rules, is4S.
James ". Gray--PN
AGAINST
John G,l6eth ai'nr. Of Samuel 1iea,or dccd Bcnia-
,sis .'iea',or, Cuieb .Neonor John .Nea,or Ja,aes
bartlett and .Ia'yh has wDe. Hannah .neanor. Samuel
Durham and Rosnlah his rife, and others, heirs Of
Ss1ael .Neaaor, dec'J.--Uts.
IN CIi4.vCERI
The defendants, BENJAMIN Meanor, Caleb Meauhr
John Meanor, James Bartlett and Mary Ills wife and
Hannah Meanor, moi hating entered their sppearance
and given security according 10 the act of assemble
and The rules Of this court and appearing BY sasfc
tory evidence that they are on. OF this Commonwealth;
il is ordered, that the said defendants do enter their
appearance TO this suit on the first dav of the nex,
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published in any news
paper within this county, and continued for Two
months successivey and another copy thereof posted
at the front door Of the Court House Of the said conn
v. A COPY -Sfeste
JOHN STROTHER, C.
FEBRUARY ~ iole. Faulkner ATTY.
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IN CH.4NCERF.
Commissioner offcs. Martinsburs,

.NOIICE-The parties TO the above suit win
please 10 take notice that viii attend a, N, Office in
Martinsburg, on Wednesday the 18th duy &C. March
next. for the purpose OF proceeding 10 make up re-
port in the above case al which time and place hey
hereby required attend, and produce before me
all such evidence and vouchers. as VII enable me TO
settle the Administration accounts OF Joseph Shewai-
ter dec'd. with Elizabeth Shewalier Administrators
and Jacob Viewer, Administrator and ais, the ac-
counts Of tire heirs Of sasl deceased with the Admins
iratcrs. SEAMAN CARARD, Com.
February "A. ls4S
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Notice.

PURCHASERS at my sale, are hereby notified.
i that their notes ate now due.--They have been
left at the Office of Messrs. Hunter Hoge who, in
my absence. are authorized to receive payment OF
them. IL is hoped that This notice win not be disre-
sarded THOS. BROWN.
Dec.9, ls47-n
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~ ID w GOOD
Spring and Summer, Goods.

He respectfully invites those in of Goods 10 call
and examine his stock, feeling confident it will be found
such an one as will influence those who desire to pur-
chase advantageously.
Martinsburg April 6, 1S4S
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HANGINGS AND BORDERS
JUholesaIe anb 18etaU.

GIOWWlarilfl o lDRO!IgSl3aSo
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS,
No, 2l7 BALTMoRE STREET, BALTIMORE,
(.Near Charles Street,
INVITE the attention OF Country Merchants and
others TO their large assortment of Paper Hangngs,
Borders and wide Window Papers, which they offer
al The lowest prices As they are the largest
lecturers IN the Country, they are prepared TO offer
great inducements TO purchasers.
Baltimore, April l3, lS4S-lm
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.4geNfS w 0Heed.

.4geNfS w 0REed.
Two CANvESS FOR SOME NEW AND pop
IL ULAR WORKS, in every COUNTY through
out the United States. To Agents, the mos, liberal
encouragement ofIered-wlh small capital of from
so 10 500. A chance is offered whereby an Agent
can make from $40 10 $25 per week.
o. For further particulars, address (post paid)
VIM. A. LEARY,
No. l5s North Second Street, Philadelphia
March 80, lS4S-3m.
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BIB LES.
.4ffeMtiOM AONfhfO.UM.

TTNHE Southtown Company will parade in front of
Il Billmire's Hotel, on Saturday the 18th, inst at
O'Clock p. M.
J. +. CUNNINGHAM, Capt.
April g. l846
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To My Customers.
WANTED.
Fresh Supply OF Medicines.
Family Groceries.

uNHE cheapes, ever offered in this market-Loa
Il Sugar, bes, quality, at IL, cents.
J. JAMESON. z
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HVHEMARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MED
II lCAL COMPANION, by DR.. A. M. Mauriceau.
For sale by IN RIDDLE.
March 8, ls4s.
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CHANCERY ORDERS.
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chance
Il ~ for Berkeley Guuaty.
John Ne CkUy, III. and Eiisa Ffsibtn7s--T Pits.
r6AIYsT
Jossph Saetcauer, Executor Of Elisabeth She,caiier
deed cho uas administrative Of Joseph. Ssescaises
deed mud said Joseph Shetruaer y, his diridai ca
pieity. George $ Heeer. Casper gTcrer md John t.
Herer, Erecasors NJ cob erer dee d. ,rho teas I'd
ministrtor ofJoseh Sheraiter iced and in has ind,
rid,ial capacity, Lsuis B. " tsong and Harriet his
anfe, Louder Compton and Caroline has ,cife, r. x.
B,urls and dun X his ,cits Jacob d. Si,,ralier HI.
ham SescaAer and Elisabeth Shccater, nsfsp,t heirs
Of Join Sieralter, dec'd-dfts
ytry
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Public SHE.

- - - A<A SSaAA<Es
HAVING sold my Farm, with the intention of re-
L turning 10 the District Of Columbia shall sell
al my residence mics South East Of NIartinsburg,
On Tuesday the 25h day Of 4pr my Stock of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, implements. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c.-comprsing several head Of
~ Horses oflarge size, young n,vvrxsx
1T-f2 and sound; several Mich WWNS
1Kf Cows, with Stock Cattle .IAU
sA2ask. an excellent lot OF Sheep S0eES
and about twenty head Of Hogs. Also, Wagons,
Carts, Ploughs, Harrows, Roller, Wheat Fans, Far
ming Utensils and Gearing Of every description. AL
So one Corn and Cob c:usher, one Horse power and
Ihrasher, with wrought Iron Cylinder, of great
strength and durability, one two-horse Sleigh, the
crop Of Gram growing the Farm, lot Of Cypress
Shingles and seasoned Pine plank, &C., SC.
1ermS:-A credit of nine months will be givn one
al! sums exceeding S., the purchaser giving bond
WIN approved security that sum and under, cash.
complied with II. w. REDIN.
April l3, l84S-tds
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Valuable Berkeley Land for Sale.

Mar,ins5urg, DC, Z, ie47. Trustees.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
IN PHILADELPHIA.
WHOLESALE IND RETfEk.

HHSVT IHSsi WHICI I SHAH SVTI
much cheaper than any store in
this city. With a large stock Of
gold neck, curb and fob chains
earrings, and every thing IN the
Watch and Jewelry line, all of
which | am determined 10 sell
cheaper than can be bought else
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-06-17
THE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, see next
page: the following pres nts the only new features
during three days subsequent TO those dates:-
At Neir Ycrf: The Cpi,c market was dull
Sale of lao 400 lbs Peruvian Pig Copper to arrive
at Is cts, 6 mos.-Cotton dull and price lower
Flour was lower, and the market hot active
W heat continued in irdcmand; but Corn was rather
depressed and sold 2d3 cts. owcr.-Ohio Mess Pork
had advanced 81 2a5O cts per brl. and considerable
heavy lots had been taken speculation closing at
10 5tja e rs per bril- Prime remained steady at
SIS Lard was held for an advance but sal IS were
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were less actively hiskcy had
advanc ID TO - cts, and heavy operations taken
place at that rate.
At Netp OrieHnS: The steamer United States
accounts impaired more frmncss TO the Cotton mar
kct and 5000 bales sold at advance OF Of a cent
Nothing done in Tobacco. In Flour no improve
ment. Holders Of Corn asking higher, but the
sales were only mixed for 30, white and yellow 30
and white 40 cts. per buShcl A brisk demand for
Pork mostly on Government account, and 2S0O brls.
sold of which 1900 brls. mess, in several lots at
$3.50, 80 Is and S9.S75, and 500 do, two lots, at
$40 also 300 brls. prime at $3.50 p + brl. The
only sale of Lard was lao kegs prime at 1920 cts
per b. Coffee had improved. Sales OF l'Oo bags
prime Rio at g. to 7 cts. per h.. Whiskcy, l54 to
i55 cts per gallon. The Freight market unsctt ed,
owing to the anticipation that number OF large class
vessels would be wanted for transporting troops from
Mexico Cotton shipping to Liverpool at 1882 to
7-l6d., the latter rate asked. bark was engaged
To transport troops from Vera Cruz TO an Eastern
port at s 5000 for the trip.
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condition. and Of which 50 boxes taken imncdi-
atcly at GSs cts. per h., at which prices the resi-
due is held
RICE.-Sales have been made on limited scale
at 3 .5Oa 1915 per 100 lbs.
SALT.-A cargo Of Liverpool Common, in sacks
and bulk, sold before it arrived on terms not public.
1t is probably worth now lisa S 30 per sack.
SEEDS.-The season for Clover and Timothy APP
pears to be We have not heard OF any transac-
tons for time
SPlRITS.-Therc is not much demand for n +.
Rum, which has sold at about 265 cts per gallon.
Whislev is little better, hhds. having advanced to
81, and brs, to Do cts. ergalon. We note heavy
sales of Cincinnati high proof at u cts.
SUGARS.-A better feeling still continues TO per
wade the general market, and holders cvnce so much
more irnncss that buyers not manltcsting dispose
ton to up their views, has rendered IT rah-
cr quiet. Prime qualities Of Muscovado are held full
" cent per lb. higher. BY auction, of 22I hhds.
Porto Rico offered, 81 sold at 3 sOa : per 100 lbs,
i mos, the remainder withdrawn.
TCBACCO-Thc market continues to exhibit the
most perfect quctness, occasionally fancy hhd
of Maryland taken at fancy price; and our quota
tons therefore, may be considered as entirely num-
nal. Noshipmcnts making, and the receiptst wiII
be observed by the inspections, quite light, and at
one of the warehouses not a hid was sampled during
the week The following has been the quantity IN
spcctcd for the week ending 18th nst,vlZ: Marya
$50 hhds; Ohio ,; and Virginia, 3-total 81 hhds
Exported within the same time to foreign ports,
hhds. The amount Of Maryland and Ohio dcnomina-
tons exported 10 European ports since Jan TO 10Th
inst ham fa
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

Beyast, (Lre.) -Ship Charles.
Pig iron 1873 tons, salt 1915 do and 40 sacks com
mon, empty corn bags 20OJ, and IS empty csks,
Corner < Sons.
amsterdam Ship katharine Jockson.
Gin 10 pipes, seed brl, order; arracb , pipes, J
F Strohm & Co; wine bx. I}onngcr Bros; coffee /
bags, Schacr & Kuser; mdzs bxs, Gortcr; /
do, Hazlchurst & Walters
Cardnas (CuJa)-Brig Harp.
Sugar lf3 hhds u bxs, mols,cs A hhds + II
jerks; pine apples and plantains lot, Krwan.
11reciJo, (P. r.. Sch. abigail.
Sugar Isl hhds, order.
GunyamG ria 81. IhOmas-Sch J. f. RidgatcdY.
Sugar 81 hhds, molaSscs l26 do and | 6 tres calf
skins bds, and copper stills Wilmington s East
man; silver coin bag and bx, F w Bruno & Sons;
! bag } X Randall; sugar brls, moasses do,
master.