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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

,0UOasa.. Dsrr-. II = ce-,. 30 r.
~ la- -lic r sane as lately -se- ID or sdversi-g
ro.urT-. lf - crlis pep .1
TERMS CaSH-i n-y be- purchased 20 cus--r-. 20
saii applicants GkEFLEf hcELRAIE.
urv't IVA <LNff
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~. rs-se1ss,.s-1 PIONEER sND nr',.. ,nITTrl
- .....,.s EXPRESS LINZ -

AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves daily at a. M.-lhs i altogether .le no. peS
and fatigue Of Stage travelling j. avoided Fseseu4etM
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville, g. L0li-, Ne"Df stA.
sc viii always find stcunhoas ~ The hfat Glass; a. -
burgb 10 carry them down tie Ohio River, i lie
and Frequently les than i charged from " neelng
Mar rt-sf Pbjadeiphia WM COLDER 4 CO.
Philadelphia, May, 1913. PropnSor
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IaNNINfsNfs ANiA q 1870.
Ma CHaRfrs Mossr. IR-Uelr Sir. give ni testimony
most cheerful .n behalf of yclr COMPOUND SYRUP or
YELLOW DOCK ROOT us wife was greatly sli ,ted
Cor three years rl- w iilM at0l 0l e i1u-ls
They m4cl enlarged, ofe very painful and affecting
bier speech and rendering swallow g quite d.'lclL She
was entirely cured los Jew days use ~ your Syup Ny
child. tIee year, old, LId u fe sane Ims mo-f lls .
Dr. aul o.rn- sore. covering Ore whole isc.-tls a.-o
was cll removed and red Hy e 81 the syrup
Bob lf these cl-cs have been varou-y treated without
any u cation. From what therefore hsve seen oils ec
fec. can truly dec are % valah constitutional remedy
and sha continue to recommend to all with whom may
meet suffering from such dlse~es, prepared
leye. Yours, truly, WILLIAM GREENE
LOcswOod-sL
We might add any number OF names to Tie above but
deem Do uuuecr--arY
Aeopynght has been secured for the above medicine
cordu- to acf of Congress.
TINS COMPOUND il composed o. articles 90 happily com
bned, lend directly give the stomach and
bowels excite 20 healthy action p liver and he whole CLAM
dular system aay nervous rral1fy aud promote the free
action Of lie lungs u-s rendering applicable 20 diseases
OF chronic nature WILLIAM H. BABBIIT,
l87 Wdfrr--f N-y-iolE.
sole AGENT f1r NewYor the souae-n ana Western States
The Wet indies and The C-uadas whom al applications
for 4 llcles must Dee lal re--cd
For sale a. r-.ul hy THOMAS = Maxwell. Durgiss
0f W. t-,t Who are also IMPLYING Agents for CRY q
Ney-lork. r. DAYS, cor Clinton ana Fulton IS. and
Mr.. Hays, .i FurIr-- agents 'or Dlo0syu. sod by
Dr.-Eisfs ara u-l-rs tLrou bout tie ely 4ll county.
my-i 3mIuIhE>a.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

PATENT MACHINE SANDING
WARRANTED TO BIZ MANUFACTURED from The
W pure Guua Perch LThs banding Is aascci by -le
anOs phere. fixed os rsf-T. a--s. grease needs
lacn gains about per power ell other bands
n also, boot ard shoe s0s rlscln- hauis Cf M
widths, irum one % ty-sX .geles ASA. round bands r
lvhes For sse 81 the depot o. e American Cuts PercLa
Coup9ny. s. r. ARMSTRONG. fsieries
mYlf I'M Tor ihr n 4 TAD srsi-- l34 " f-rr-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

=,
~ ssss,5ss, rKNlLLE RAILROADS.&C. MINER
-ARRANGEMENr-Le1ve by steam
boat from rier Norh River al o'clock u and and
O'Clock r. 81 for ElzsbethO,yn, Westhed. Plalnfed,
Bound Brook and Sumerye and by the O'Clock, A. NJ.
line tor Easion. Wlkesbsrre Maunch Chunk Pa. SC.
For apply % A. D. HOPE Esq. Merchants Hotel,
q Coriaud-st ie6u
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CITY ITEMS.

4A4DA4f Jane AN-
FiREs-Lost night, about ID O'Clock, fire
broke out in tie LoeoFoeo Match Factory corner OF
Thirtieth and Second avenue. which with dll-
Guilty subdGed on account Of the quantity Of combast
bles that were the premises About two O'cock
this morning fire broke Ia the eating saloon Of A.
Boutwell,, No lO9 Barc.ay-st. and before tie flames
were sub1ued tne most part Of tie premises were de-
stroyed.
AccIDENTs.-While Hook and Ladder Company
No were drawing thoir engine IN the most careless
names up the Bowery last night, they over
named William Griffith who standing the side
walk at the corner Of Grsnd-st 20 the time. Il was
promptly conveyed 20 h- residence by Capt Morris
where one Of biz legs found 20 be- broken.
While a man named Jerry Macksnna was employed
Yesterday in digging drain lot between Avenue
and h. the bank cav,d IN and buried him Every exer-
ton Immediately made 70 Get him out, but he was
taken up corpse
RESCUED FRDM DRJwNING.-I cstcrdoy man
numed d. Rogers, in attempting 10 jump on board
the Empire state. which starting at the time i,l
into the water directly under the wheel Oh-cr Dodge
OF the Chiefs Once, who was On the per, succeeded 10
rescuing him from bis perlous situation after he bad
sunk twice
POLicF.-A fellow named James Brand was
yesterday taken into custody by Oi.er Hcky r.
charge of having attempted 10 stab his father Eliza
Arnuck was committed 10 prison yesterday charge
OF passing a csUnteroit % 5Il on man nlmed John
Lewis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

- ,-4li----N.,r be- cIrsrei flr .cursiOns during ue
ensuing season TIE boat ies at the foot Of
Reach 81. North River Apply NJ ,he office az
r. * l.. SCHUYLER, HanoVerst
The above boat il also Tor sale All persons are forbid
,rI..r f,.irr rbe Capfgn ie6 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
STRAW GOODS.

- LhAW GOODS large and splendid assortment (
N7>Faw Goods ~ every d-s-lufl1 suitable fyr men
boys an infants. Il MOSAROUE's dm nd CAP ,gsre,
hosla-. - Rlsrsrv s-F ~.
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CONVEYANCES.

.r~,~ FoR FORT HAMILTON. KEY.
= IS sport AND MlDDLElOWN POINT
~ ssr-=-zi-"r ho steamer J. r. COFFEE, CopL 4. v
Arrowsm,h will leave New-YorS Chambers.st dolly sun
DAYS excepted. st3 PM Returning leave Key Port e. 81
NJ landing Fort Hamilton each way. Fare 90 Key Pon
- cents Fort Hamilton = cents. all om-
r9~ ~TATEN-i-LAND FERRN.-O
= sSlir--s land sfer Saturday, May cd, inc cfLfH arc
scf'S s's'~ 5rATENlsLANDER viii luutll further no
Lsiss Mo- ior5-7 O. 10 AID % a. Nj - lom, g.
and 2. 81 .
% and ST. tyn
.T-vo LAKE ONTARIO-rhe steamer Ap
: M - NIRAL VIII leave O-wesO Tor Toronto nud
1-'i---- hamilton direct every Wednesday ADD SAT-
uriav afternoon. nt O'CLOCK, ou arrival oi Packet boal.
Time from O-vye'o fo Toronto, from H. ID TO hOuf-~
Toronto, May b. 1898. m} 'heoi-
- ~s.f.1-s----PATERsON N NEN-NOKk
y ~ ~. ,.s.'t,s. RAILROAD LINE.-,t...i.it Ar
-NASOEMENfs, tO commence on ue
lst o' STAY, l8l3-Leave Paterson a. 3 O'CLOCK A NJ
a. d., Ill a N. and p NJ
Leave New-york NJ q O'Clock. A. NJ o A M Ia
N. and 8 r. 81 Oh SUNDAYS;
Leave Paterson az O'Clock, A. ". and 2 ".
Leave New YOrk al9 O'Clock, 4. VI. and 7. NJ. leJ
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80. GLAss "a GLAss -

GLASS GLASS O.! GLASS
= nOn BOXES AMERICAN Window Glass '-ca 6z3
C,OOV 90 yxn
- bNs double ick Er-ish Grown rom Inxl1 to exs.
io0 do E.Fsl Crow s.1l.e Oh rE fl-. fIVIZ lfx1t
Looo 90 fre-rl Window s1c P.curs GAS iso.a fx5 b
SNl1.
Iol 90 double nick Enrsh Sheet from 1sx24 Do ssx5s
very superior srucs lor show windows. For st.e ty
mv.H .mF 8. ~CdaNCN t5 nfvi-i1--sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

AA4A1AE4GGae
JAMES BREWSTER T. SONS f Broadway. have or
= hs'a an1 are constantly receiving -e most extensive
VI carnage 0- rad f -uler ne
suprrnieudelce oi our mr. JAMES BREWSTER. 60 New
Haven, Coll. and warrar,c' IN every respect
We asc have ckeape! -s of w0rk Oh commission, l-3
VT be -c.d slcl
Pnrrhs s--s are invited n -au r.rer IN
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uOUSES FOR SALE.

~ pRIVATE SAIE-rte two-siory onck
. - - ~ --,ri-.l SIZE of '1f - feet ID inches
- he e,p f.. ,.,,.,-,5' : 49,,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14

THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT

One Of the most important discoveries of the age IN
aneoratng the condition of this large class Of suffering
humanity consumpyes, is DR. Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. What time establishes and consecretes what
experience adopts and confirms, what all in all pla
ces unite in saying is good and valuable, So doubt
popularity Of this FIXES in society its roots so deep
and strong, that time cannot destroy IT, The success
which has attended this medicine for several years past
has the prejudces Of all respectable and
be men, and the article has taken stand among the first
class Of discoveries and blessings Of the age aud when
soed TO in season, dictates the diseases for which it
recommended.
We cut the following from the BELOW Falls Gazette,
ofJanuary, 1916 =:
WfSTAR'5 BALSAM.--No Notwithstanding our aver
,on TO putting. many do, everything that comes
along 10 the shape Of Patent Medicines and the fact that
We scarcely take medicines Of any kind yet we feel
tina, we should be doing injustice TO the community By
withholding longer the favorable opinion have Of Wis
ar Balsan in Of colds ind pulmonary complaints
Rsvne witnessed its good effects in several instances we
Glaze it to be aG excellent article.
None genuine, unless signed !. BUTTS on the wrapper
Price 81 per botte--six bottles for five dollars
~ The above Medicines may be had Mt w. II. HES
lrriSs's, Martinsburg, Va, and at H. s. FoRSEY's,
shepherdstown Va
And by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
Sept. "a, l54s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
MARTlNSBuRG scangAlY

NSHE Trustees Of The .Hasslas5ays .1eaasasY ses
Il peciiully inform its patrons and sas paaas seaer
ally. that the next session OF this and useful
Seminary, wal commence. the FIRST DAY ii A august
under the eontnu~d supervision OF MS highly esteemed
principal, Professor j. NoRrHISerox SMITH They
feel confidence IN referring such desire the best To-
formation 70 the qualification and success II Prnf
Smith as Classical Instructor, 10 the parents ana
friends Of the pupils who have been entrusted his
care during the past year
II y needless TO say, that under present auspices
the Academy fully susialns its weeafned reputation
y has been. ever since lis foundation and incnrcra
Ton by the Legislature The only permanent Classical
School IN this town and County Ii has aiways u
iered on the most moderate terms 81 ugan he hest
course OF English aad Mashesnasr studies. and al
those branches Of liberal Classical Education usasa
u impaired in the Freshman and Sopbolaors Ece
gate Glasses.
TERMS
For the English Lranches-fof ,e year OF
two sessions, SEQ co
Ancient Languages aud higher branches o!
Mathematics added, $50 90
Payab nj the end Of each Session
p C. pENDLETON. Pre>'ta
JOHN SrR0THER. Sec'y
DAVID FL. CONRAD. irusees
RICHARD McSHERRl
JAMES CHISHOLM
July 10, 1913.
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2 0 s ACR E S,

adjoining the lands The late Ephraim Lowman and
others, on the drains Of the Potomac
The part now intended 10 be sold is the fourth part
which remains Of said tract Of 208 Acres after taking
off the half OF Tint tract sold to VIM Rockwell,
and the half OF the remaining half sold James Mid
dleton.
The metes and bounds and description OF said land
can be fully asceraned by reference the records
Of Morgan County.
The land lies near the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
CROMWELL ORRiCk. Trustee.
August Is, l648.-lm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
To Volunteers and their FRIENDS


undersigned oeIng in possession of eoTrect
list Of our brave soldiers who have died Of disease
or by wounds received in the several battles fought IL
Mexico take this method Of informing those interest
ed, that they will give information OF the tim. place
and cause OF death OF each individual.
will be necessary for those desiring such ntorma
ton TO state the Regiment Company to which they
belonged. the names of those who commanded them
and the date of enlistment The above information
will be given wilhou, charges provided the postage
is paid.
The undersigned would here remark thai The, are
extensively engaged in procuring Land Warraais
Pensions and arEearages OF Pay due the discharged
Soldiers, and the representatives OF those who have
died line addressed To either Of the undersigned
will be punciually attended TO-
n. b Hghes, Cash prices given for Bounty Lane
Warrants
SAM'L STETTfNlUS u. S. JUS of Peace.
Washington City, -. G,
VIM. NJ. FULTON, Attorney al Law.
Main street. Richmond, WI
GEO. w. STEPHENSON, Atior. at Law
No. q Beekman street, New York
June 90. ls4S.-3a.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION DEPOT.

TIVflE undersigned is prepared to receive and
Il forward promptly, Flour and other produce TO
the Baltimore Market, when consigned to his ;
the best prices guaranteed and puncua returns made
Of the proceeds.
Ia addition to a general Stock of Goods he will al
ways have on hand full assortment OF Iron, Smiths
Coal, Sah and Herring. for sale low for cash.
FRANCIS HUNTINGTON.
b. s. o. Railroad, Aug. 3, lS48.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14

nv the Counties Of Berkely, Jefferson, Morgan,
l. Hampshire, Frederick, Clarke, Fauquier. Rock
ingham, Rappahsnnock, Nelson, Albemare, FIuyan-
ma, Augusta and Fairfax in Virginia.
Also, for sale, or in exchange for Virginia Land,
Texas, Illinois and Michigan Lands.
BY application TO the undersigned personally or BY
letter. (pos paid,) further particulars will be furnish
ed II. X. GREGG, .4gent.
Marlinsburg, Berkeley County, Va.
o. The undersigned offers his services TO the pub
lie, Agent, IN buyin selling, renting of Farms
or Land, in any place State; General Agent
for the transaction Of any other business that may be
entrusted 10 his care. Fl. X. GREGG.
September T. ISjS-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co.
No. franklin Buildings,
Bsufmors, nd.
l2Dla S5siIS'sspp sIlEll3Iala 1899,
THE FALL CAMPAIGN


THE FALL CAMPAIGN.
4 The approach Of the fall campaign begins already
70 inspire US with the lively hopes for the future
Our past good fortune in The SALE Of large and small
prizes, IS nnexamped in The history Of lotteries
Hundreds OF our customers both IN and out of the ci
", nave met with the most encouraging and brilliant
success. Letters by the mails are pouring into us
from all directions, congratnlaory and cheering and
Il our kind friends abroad will only keep together and
psrseYere with us, we intend that one Of Them
shall be without thousands of dollars ia his pocket at
the end OF the present year. lS4S.
Remember The prediction, and never fail in direct
mo your orders, carefully TO the chief Of prize ven
ders, JAMES FLETCHER & co
Baltimore, Md.
p. s. Those OF correspondents who may prefer il,
more Post, Baltimore, Md. will reach US as safely
as though directed in orr own
NLGAslIGl Oselai SIIEl3Nra.
G0,000 DOLLARS
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
FOR THE BENEFIT THE
Consolidated Lotteries Of Maryland
Class No %.
To be drawn in the city of Baltimore Md on Salur-
day, September Both, l64S.
rs Number Lottery and l3 drawn Ballots,
SPLENDID SCHEME.
/ NJ. Il j.
900, 2 of 4.l25. 40 of 2. 500. 40 of z, 600, 40
Of 500. 100 Of 500. 65 of 200, IS
Of lO0 1870 of 65 1870 of
so. 1850 Of 40,
27 .040 Of %
1885 Prizes amounting TO 81 POP 900.
TIcKETs S2o--SH,aEs IN PRopoRrros
Certificates Of packages issuedai the following rates
e whole tickets, $3.50 &c quarter tickets, $40 90
70 half lao 70 eighihs :. IS 90
10000 DOLLARSi
IatAlaWIhAIY5D @ OIEgVlD IrrDgpIraJaY,
Glass l25, ron lS4S.
To be drawn IN the city Of Baltimore, Md, Friday
September. l5h ls4s
&C Number Lottery and II Drawn Ba,los.
GLORIOUS SCHEME.
Prize of $l0,O of 1000. Of 1900, Of Ill,
! of750, Of 50g, Of 400, Of 800. Of $50,
of 70. $50 Of 60. SIS of20. IS Of Is.
IS Of 10, | 10 of6. $3.50 of 5, I6,-
1856 off.
1892 Prizes amounting to $S6,944.
Tickets S2i-Shares in proportion.
Certificates Of packages in the above will be issued
aid sold at the following rates:
% whole ,ks. $50 90 % quarters 81 so
22 half :. 1900 22 eigh,hs, SIS
$4,000 DOLLARS!
I1lAT2WIhEAlMID 03ONISID lLOEH1pE8laW,
Glass l27. FOR lS4S.
To be drawn in the city Of Baltimore, Md, Thursday
September 81, lS4S.
70 Number Lottery and l3 drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME
prize of 900, OF I2 600, 1 Of 900. of 900
Of 500, of $50. 20 OF 500, 90 of400. ZOO
274, 90 of 200, 200 Of 100, 100 40, 100
of30, $50 of20. 80 Of Is, 1850
Of 10, "a, 040 offs
81 1886 prizes amounting to $3.50, $685.
TIcKETs $5--SHAREs IN PRoPoRTIoN.
Certificates OF packages in the above will be issned
and sold at the following rates:
20 whole lks. 04 90 &c quarters, $l8 50
20 half &c AZ so &c eigh,hs, 925
FLETCHER s. CO.
No. Franklin Buildings, Baltimore. Nd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
CASH FOR NEGROES.

yNHE subscriber is anxious TO purchase a large
i number Of Negroes, of both sexes. SQUAD and
likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose OF, will
find il to their interest give him call before selling
as he will pay the pe'y highest cash prices
He can be seen al the Berkeley Courts. at Martins
burg, on the Cd Monday, and at Berry vile the 4,h
Monday in each month, and usually at his residence
in Charesiown.
All letters addressed to him will be promptly aen-
ded TO- VIM. CROW.
Charlestown, March IL, lS4s-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
REMOVAL.

ME subscriber has removed his shop to the white
u building few doors below the Marnsburg
House. one door above VIM Dorsey's Drug Store and
nearly opposite j. w Boyd, where he VIII carry the
saddle, Harness e. Trunk Making
business, in all their various branches. He has just
received for the Northern Cities a new and beautiful
assortment of such articles in his line as will enable
him to execute all the orders with which he may be
favored by his friends and customers, in such man
ner as to insure the most perfect satisfaction He hiss
always on hand large assortment, Of
Saddles, Brides, Wartingales, &c.
which for superior workmanship and finish cannot
be surpassed in this section Of country and which he
will dispose Of on the most reasonable terms.
Trunks and Carpet Bags
Of the neatest pattern and Of admirable finish always
on hand
JACOB viNCRNHELLER
June %, l64s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
W. P. WITH ERO W.
EXCMA NGE - - n fsE.,

WASHINGTON CITY, D. G.,
G, ST., IN the REAR OF CoLEMAs's AND sRcwa n
by T. NJ. M'xLHANx,
LATE or VIRGINIA.
TTVTIIS spacious establishment, having been rehed
i and furnished in all its departments. IS now open
to the public, for their patronage and support. Il IS
situated at convenient. distances from the Rail road
Depot, Capitol, paiepl Office, and General Post or
flee.
Boarders, Visitors. and Travellers, viii hnJpleasani
and capacous rooms, neatly furnished upon moder
ate terms.
Washington February "a, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
: : =
O ttudrp.

DIED Saturday morning last, MIR. SAMUEL FErTER,
agy respected citizen of this County, in the fist year
ofhis age
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
MASONIC.

'INTIE interesting ceremony Of laying the Corner
4 Stone OF the New Market House about 10 be cree
Ted in our village, will take place on
WEDNESDAY THE 10th INSTANT,
at II o'clock, a. NJ.
10 be performed under The direction OF Malta Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons, according to the ancient
rites Of the Order. We cordially invite all neighbor-
Lodges, as well as all Brethren in good and regular
sanding, TO be present on the occasion.
J. r. A. REDMAN. w. NJ,
G. w. SAPPINGTON, S. W.,
T. A. MOORE, J. w.
A. J. O'BAsSos, Sec'y
et- Edors generally please copy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
STOP FpISiI3 {2IrJZI AWyGAXB
FIVE CENTS REWARD-NO THANKS.

DAN AWAY or was taken away from the sub
IL scrbar, living on Back Creek by her friends, a
bound girl named Rose Ann Shrode, aged 10 years
and "a days, or thereabouts She was bound by the
0yerscers Of the Poor m she Is years OF age, &C
cording 10 law. therefore forwarn any person, or
persons from harborng, hiring or keeping said grl in
any form whatever as am determined to prosecute
lny person for the offence ! will give the above
ward but no expenses. Given under my hand lhis
seventh day of September, 1913.
STEPHEN GANO.
September a. lS4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
TRUST SALE
OF LAND in MORGAN COUNTY. VA.

l N Pursuance of deed of Trust. OF the date Of Au
Il gust 20,h, 1889. from James Sliman 10 the under
signed TO secure 10 Nicholas Burgan certain sums Of
money therein named, which deed is duly recorded in
the Office Of the Clerk Of Morgan county. D. B. No
3, p. II s o. the subscriber will proceed TO sell for
ready money, al the Court house 10 Bath, on The 4h
Monday in September. lS46, being court day, the one
fourth part OF certain tract Of land in said county
estimated to contain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14

Valuable Berkeley Land for Sale.
HNHE subscriber, as Attorney m fact for the Heirs
of Samuel Bray. deed. rs authorized TO sell a de
srable tract of LAND, belonging 10 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 .. Lyle's hers Charles
Stuckey, p c. Pendleton aud others, containing
One Hundred and Secenty-one Acres.
100 Of which are cleared and in good state of cult
yation the balance is clothed with young and ihrs'y
timber there is a suficiency OF meadow, grain and
timber land TO make this tract desirable farms II IS
supplied with never failing springs oil pure water.
ANY person wishdg TO purchase such tract oil
land viii please call on the subscriber in Marnsburg
or John Il Lyle who lives near the said land either
of whom will make known the terms, &c
NORMAN MILLER.
attn in fact for heirs Of s. Bray, deed
Nov. 4, ls47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-09-14
Powder. shot and Lead.
LIGHT, MOHE LIGHT.

SPERM Candles, and 6 TO the pound; ALBANIAN
Dime S and 6 10 the pound Mould and 10 the
pound; Sperm Oil very superior; Paernt and EIsh
Oil. RIDDLE g. WHITE.
September IA, lS4S