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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-09

>T,TI OF YER WON'T 4 COPY ~ the
p'.,,r, ,.,.,ts,sa.,. "a is,t vii sAd
.,st.men, Of CHARLOTTE RANSOM late ~
&. ..nissgsa, tp the c~ar'y Of onnr'e, and
b att 4 Ns~ Nn'h doiy slivsed and ito,ed IN
tae Surrogate, toa't for ,hs Coantf OF Data
[, o. slot .said. being presented 10 the toutt
here that ss,d copy may b. hlcd ard recorded
20 the Probate Coaft Tor the disi'ie, 81 Far
Ia csc. -fote.aId Rgrecabl, o. the statute IT,
81 h ease male snd rro'iJeJ, u IL hereby nr.
dcs.a that all per oas cunccrn.d lie Notified
to aty-Ar b~i"te sstl Court alta session thereof
10 be Aeid at the Probate etiee ~ Carleton tn
- / lt.u,et en Tie .p4 DAY of October n'sL
a., cup,c.t the ingAud ~ tear Ing Of the ~
Of sad viii. as ai"ressid, II they zee cause TT
~h,ch ratposo IL /, further ofJrrod that e"iy
OF the recafd Of this order be pub.shed tl'ee
weeks successfully 10 the H. usni Herald,
ne-'r.ycr printed al Rutland IA tina State, AZ
so.n ma) b..
A true ccly Of record.
- AIxoN WAKsEa, Judge.
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The immense and Increasing 'cnand fer Or. s. y.
rowrscnds S,rsapirilla has made 1t necessary very
mrch ~ enlarge tie cprsatio o'maUn'artuIe. Me.
ltCtr. substances are used in ihrrriir QUantities
aud as each ia .telIcu requires 80 he cueully and
accurately ic-ict TIE prnpretu's have found ii ne
cessarr to plar" the Comprrntina Department In
charge II n c"inu"'-tt and rcsp"n- blr th"msi-one
whose scientific reputation will he fn euatant.e t"
public confidence. Or. JAMES Il. Cl,lLI" n has as
sumed this duty
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STAPLE STATIONERY.
THIS day received ~
Ill I. Z l. T. n G I. Il

letterCpp. fsrspesA Nechanio's inkstsud'
Academic lnkstanJ>; Cocoa Wafer Cups, Bar
REL S,ad B.res, trose~eod)i Patent Ar Tigh
lnk,tapds Glass ius.,lnd' (harrci} Cocoa pock
g, ink.ttnt, Rubher BaHds, lsof, kuives,lvOr
Porte Monpes-; tabcr's Pencils. Russia 4ahis
Eathe,a Pow Holders, JeuLy Lind Wax; Law
Envelopes, &c. &c. at 'UGion' onces -iea re
Goa, of
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LIQUID SOLDER.
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the subscrcr
IN either on note or account, now due are
particularly Informed that payment is desired
immediately. LUTHER DANIELS.
Rutland April 81, Is4l. Is
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10 WESTERN PASsENGENS
T1i CHEAPEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.

By Railroad To Schenectady, by Ere Canal
TO Buffalo, from thence by Steamer or
Michigan Central Railroad,to Mich.
igan, Illinois, Indiana, or any
Of the Western or South.
Western States.
This Company have from eightto ten boats
leave Schenectady, daily. Sundays except
ed,l for Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, and BAT
ao
families emigra,ingWest will find it to their
nd autage and convenience to take tins route,
a. iAcy viii be enabled 10 accompany their
Goods all the way 10 their places Of destna'
tlon, and No charge for trsnshipment at But
ialD
Parties of - ~ % will be accommodated
with a BC.3T, rxciusvely, To thcmsclyca.
For P.1sS3GE or TREIGHT apply te
VI QrIS,, Burlington, }. ID PoHrFn, ut
land e. RICHARDS, Castleton, GIhEo y PAR
DO, Steamer Saltus, W. +. GAApAL, Steam,
er ur ling,op, W. II. SrtvEss. Steamer
Whitehall, ~. II. ELAL, Schenectady, -
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CANDLES.

SPERM iCirfl IN neat q pound Boxes
~ Aina M,uiJ Taliow Candies by the bo,
~ ie.sso,sntny Coumun Hard and foIle
k,ap yue New Un,on Store.
4 Burt Il son.
Ru,isui, Nay 10, ISL. ~
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PAW Up

~ grea, many who are indebted 10 me
~ HE CAS- Is wanted. | ASH fully de.
,~rnnucd 10 pay my debts, and am as much
dvi"rnaed t,at others shall pay NC. Pai>
Gcnlar att-ni,on % this call. by those inter
sstrd, will save the dtsagrccablc necessity Of
sidiDg . sceond notice Erecting.
A. DYER,
Ru,isnd Nirch ~, 1851 II
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DEoA

A IL persons whose accounts with the sub
~ cr,ber arc oil mole ,han 81 Gays standing
are earnestly requested 10 call and settle the
sAm vithoat delay
H. l. SPENCER.
Jaly IS, 1851.
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Titcomb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR


BY the use Of tins Hive, Bees are protec
ed through our severe winters, on accOun
# the even temperature Of thc air Withu II
and its peculiar Arrangement for ventilation.
hat not a swarm has been lost from the ma
~ hives used within the three years past -
~ complete protector against the at
lacks Of neiLhboring bees, beesinoths &c ..
md Affords Pcrnlier facilities for replacing
I'D brood combs by new ones. II IS unequal
d as stock hive, swarms issuing from It
rom two to three weeks earlier than from
my other hive. The surplus honey is readI-
y ob,alReAxffom II, in pure state, without
njuriug obees. in boxes of suitable sIzc ioi
family use o. the market
This Hiveis constructed on PHILOSOPHERS
md scientific principles, and needs only Il
'e seen 10 insuIe It's use by those who are
,rqnan,ed with the instincts and natural
tahits Of the honey bcc-
5 Is WARD, WInlsnr V, il agent for
10 sale # County, Town, ard lndiv'ua
Sshl. g1,u
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POST OFFICE STAMPS.

CmlRLrs BuRr, p. NJ Rutland, is now
supplied with Pos, Office stamps for the pre-.
payment Of letters, of the denomination OF
i cent, 3 can,s, aud twelve cents, and in pur.
snancr OF instructions from the Department
he is ready to furnish Deputy p. Masters and
others
July 10, ISL.
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Th'ssyrop contains syis-. cnls-,,,,.
real whai''et hot "a cumrrsta t.i,t,t, %,
Roots lirtNs tnI vrfc'ahie pti,iul,r, So
Hpecltc 'tHurn'c ur"r the lat Fs att tt,.....'.
ed organs. Its ihpi,ftHi, ,ftci "A i.,r,, ."
ion, and gently remove the pkiesnA.,t,,t.,. -
sccfutions from iht Ihiast nd A. r..,rr-, = "
levine the ,ungh - shitu,nr ne ~ tts.. =
othrt causes winch eve ttsr In n. IL i..,.. ~
aud imraf,s health, tons i,,Iir ,.r. o
thereby rn'ahlirg iitm r.utc ihru,.I.> =. -
nom The blood those ~ rIftius s,l ,.,,.. ''',
c'cs, which, II rcta ned, fp rrrtth r.., -
system, ana lag th' irurta iion Tor tat,.L =
SUMPTION II alrp cNctl-u a ,i,,t,iri
The SIX n, and assists nhtutr ~ ,,lrlttr it... 90
Fshalonis much Of tia, nnthA istirf rlt.r
Otherwise be thrown hsrk upon he l.,a, V .
relieving them 81 p"r, 0' thea ~otk ,tH "a. '''
the system pure and hen'thv Nh-n ul.,. ~
forming, IL checks their d-v.lrp.mrut a.I ,,,
ptuercss-or II liberation tas sAri t'p., ~ ,
the Lungs In throwing ~ the ,ottui,i 60,
suothca TIE itiital ION, has tn. tI.sf.i,.l .
n al restores them acHiu ~ L,s'th, g.r., ~
Medicine, therefor, is not \ u,Itstf,r t.,,. ,
"nly relieves for ihr timc b"my, hut y. IT,
curative. a. strikes Al the root of IT,. Gt,,,,,
~ rs"nNing IL. rrinnvcs a. once Ill lt. .p.t, =.
auenian' consequences lhls h. is tii,l,rtu..,. =.
chiractrrisllt-a property l'o-ss..,d I'M t..at o.,
'N ~" other medicine of Ike nature nos l,l,,, "a.
, pubic.
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CIRCULARS. {


A'no Ordinary s,=e3 advert iserrrt G.. fpu,,,
priolors have pUblifhrd q new ,,tcr,t.r,Itr.t,
history OF lh's mr'i'inr the de,gfptlan n,',.,.
a. o. il rrI"c'ri Ingredients -ttcY ara t.. .p,tt,
have uP'n tie lungs nud liVtr, and conan, f,,,
en,c ~ Ns PERSONS tchs hnr, irtn cu,rf o.. 49,,
Ing th,ir n,nes aul Residences even 10 IN, ,i,,,
AMI number. Those who are iteth},i trl'tut,,,
"r whose Lungs al, IN the ltsst affected ne rs,,
y desitn to c4Il upon he agents uan'rd h.'rv ava
procure "nu oiihrsePampheta. The liinl.iull,,s,
ard family HUNnRfrS ~ uOliAES. ie tb.,.,.
Of Doctor = Balls sa'sd, bes s- b,Mg tie ,af.l, n
polunslhg many a 'hIuNuiu llis.
WARRANTY
Such is our confidence IN lis virtues ,h.t va, a..
willing 10 trcrTrHt this hrdIttuo In ,y,n, ,p,, a.
rrrc"i f0'i, (Nhcre u-ud srrou!rs ia tr-,I,.,
on page an al the panphi't. iLeds me rrstr,f -
Zach bottle nnd whore he prrson Is ret s,itti
that he Is deriving .eucft from 1t Nv itiutss O..
bottle withiu u hours time
my MONEY
si'l he returned iTar-Sec pare 81 Fl the p.nttls,
lnsi'le he wrapper nj Teach hottie
z y'Iir Nutr &c AK lpr In A. Erhrss srsr. I,
llNERWbRT, IA IL and tANIHAliGUA and 4,
| 40 ~ her Nc ,almcd On 10 you.
CAUTION. Nonc genuine, ruIeas ihere I. ~ ~
/ hun wrapper. y aoie ofhand Henedwl Mia -, -
| A I. SIONliI 4 CO,
For SALE. whnlesnl e 4 nd re-, ALL hvA T. .COvNL
ttb .Proprieters their Pfirc,roi H,p.i Go1R
! a. HALL, ~. 3lG Ero1dray New York Ia -ha-
Ill orders for the Medicine and r,,crs r,l,),r 10
| ,rcJ cjcs, should he al,lr.,aed posi rnid
| ALSO. FIR sale in Iuilsi Il Ivy Il l. SPENCER si
| IN i.uiia~ by w A EACON
tHlHE-ln large bottle, 81; or sly sotlss rs
january ], ISL t5lIy-3M ius 4 tiSl
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'DH f,'e - LiNDcS 5 GRAVES
Arr. ~. ls)l
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VERY REMARKABI.H.-An intelligent farmer The
town Of Lewiston, related tiine since rcmarkabl"
Of the of fin. horse which. in the act
ploughnc caught his foot root, and tore il Iaruy OIL
lie immediately cleaned the dirt, and applied G. w.
Merchants celebrated GargIing Oil. replaced the hoof
bandaged it up tight soaked il cnsiOnay with tie OIL,
and in two weeks he was able to Use the horse
Copy OF a letter from e. l.. Stafford. Esq.
Door MrRcH.Nr--Dear Sir--One OF my horses having
WindSaH of long standing, which had become eallos
and which supposed from the many remedies used nv
past cureI induced 10 try your Garrling OIL"
which with the Of loes, entirely eiIcc ted
therefore consider il Of the lest medicines that
Iockport, Jan. 90, Is4I. c. l.. Stafford.
From Mr.. siernherg superintendent, Of the canal
tractors stable
This may certify that have been In the habit OF using
Mr.. Merchants Gagling Oil, and find 70 be Of ihe
best applications that have made Of hays
have had the change Of from forty fifty horses hbr 'N
last eight months and have made OF number Of ltr
ties 10 my entire satisfaction.
Lockport. Jan IA, l94l. J. STERNBERC.
Don't he pesriaded to take any thing else with tho prom
ne il IL just good &c. This ID practced by those
unpnnciplcd Dealers whose conscience will stretch like
India Rubber, and who Of kindred spirit OF those
large cities hose ncfarous practices have recently
been exposed 10 the action OF Congress.
Be sure the name Of the SOLE PRorRBroR GEO w
MERCHA AMT Lockport, N " 10 blown in the side OF The
bot,le and in his handwriting over the cork
All orders addressed 10 the proprietor will bs promptly
responded to.
Get Pamphlet OF the Agent, and what wonders are
accomplished by the OF this medicine.
Sold by respectable dealers generally in tho United States
and Canada
Also "
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To whom applications may he sent trem any
part Of the State.
Central Oiics If this agency, cast side Of The
Court House Square, Harrington, W.
y. WARD, ". D.. Medical Examiner
Applications iray hc made at any time ut the
'i'lce ar to the following named pets"ns' Agents
4 Medical Examiners, whu will furnish i'hmph-
Its aud any Information that may lac desired, III
regard to the Go.
RI rLAND COUNTY
iGrS-s.--R Brhrn,l CorntyArrn Rutland,
Ezra June, Byaudpn; G.. A.iiitchcuck Pitts!ord.
Chester Spencer, Cast'eton; Cnrcn Leonard,
chittcudcn; SLASH Hodge, Clarcndur;i Bliss
Poultucy, DE. Nicholson, NoIings!Urd. Fay.
sttc Potter, Pawlct.
MrnIc ALEvANINErs.- CyrusP"rtcr, Rutland.
f.. n. Drury, ri.sford; 4 kcu1rick, foultaey;
: itonghton, rnwlct; II NNuwcn, Clarendon ;
ID ooiward, Casticton. Josiah W Hale, Brau.
don, john Fox, Wa'ingtord.
BENNING TON COUNTY
AGENTS. bingham & NcEnwcn, County Agents.
Bennington; n II Ba,chcilcr, Arlington; Danic!
Roberts, jr, Manchester; y Douglas, shafts
bury; Cyrus ArminCtuu, Dorset.
NcdicH Examiners. LutherMo.cly arlington.
Swift, Benningtoif HDMcncham, Aanehestcr; n
+ johnson, Salisbury.
california Life Risks
taken al flower rates th,n by any other company
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
LARD.

WE have Just received first rate article
w OF LARD, which we are now offering
for sale W. III. T. j. MATHEWS.
March Q5 1851
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TNRACC0i TOBACCO

II WOULD call the attention of the public
4 TO my fine stock of Chewing Tobaec, con-
sisting in part Of the following choice brands,
to wit:-Beie of Virginia. Springer's SIS,
Fairmoun, S's, Ant. Nervous, Cavendish, &C.,
and good article al 25 cts. per pound. Very
superior Cigars, of fine favor from No. |
down TO common-such as Leon de Orc Re
gala. Ell Divan, Esculapo, &C.; Cut and Dry
Tobacco; Pipes and Stems, &c.. all of which
intend 10 sell al such prices as will give sat
isfaction GEORGE FUSS.
May L. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
HATS! HATs!! HATsy!!

w have just opened LOT OF beautiful and
w substantial HATS. We would invite
those who are ii want Of the fashionable Hat.
to call md see The Jenny Linds. They are
the adopted Fall Fashion. We have also.
Russia Brush HAS. suitable for old gentlemen.
They archie most durable Hat that can be
made We Fave almost every kind Of Hainow
IN use-to all of which we most respectfully
invite public attention.
We you'd take occasion 10 return otrthanks
% generous public for ther. patronage, and
only expect continuance Of the same so long
as we merit il.
Oct. is, 1850. w.H.&j. MATHEWS.
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frx-Aso5Hxi s6fnHssyc wo5prrt--Prrssw The Trss
Dkstrs Fgaid ov Gaavss ysissf great Dyspspssa On
erpreparcd from Rennet, the fourth Stomach ofheox,
aerdrectons OF Baron Lsxsse, the great Physiological
Chemist, by s. HouoHTox, NJ o., No II North Eighth
street. Philadelphia, Pa Thisis truly wonderful remedy
Indigestion, Dyspepds Jasndiee, Liver Complaint, Con
tpation, Debty curing afser Natures method
by Nature own agent che Gastric Juice. See ADVERTISE
mcntin another column.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
TRUST SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to me
D by Henry st. Geo. Tucker, decd, and his
wife, and Of record in Jefferson and Berkeley
Counties, shall proceed, Saturday, The 19h Of
July to sell on the premises, at near the Stone
House standing thereon: at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the undivided half Of that large
and well-known
Tract Of Land,
lying partly in the two Counties aforesaid, con-
tanning 600 Acres, more or less-the whole being
now in possession of BENZ. Boley, Esq
The land is 30 well known as 10 require but
little description A large part of it is in Timber
rssx. and the cleared land partly limestone cery.
&TSand partly slate, is most favorable GTS
for the growth of the staples Of this
section of the State On side Of the Farm is
the opequon, and through the other stream of
running water.
II will be set up for sale in two parcels, each Of
500 Acres, more or less. Mrs. Ann E Tucker,
who is the owner of the other undivided half will
sell her interest at the sale, to convey
title to the entire tract
Tennis of Saie.--A liberal credit will be given
upon the back payments; one-fourth only will be
demanded in hand. They viii be more fully made
known on the day ofsale
Reference may be had to John r. Tucker, Win
chester II. H. MARSHALL,
TRUSTEE.
ANN +. TUCKER.
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TEMPLE OF FANCY.

WE have just received and opened for sale sale,
w one of the largest assortments of Jewelry
ever brought to this market consisting of the la
test styles Of
Ear Rings. Indies Pins. Gpntlemen's do;
Heavy Plain aud Solid Gold Rings, filed do;
"A large rariety Of SET Rings;
Society Pins The lute and beautiful style Of
.Moaning Pins;
I.pckeis, double and single, Of all sizes;
Gold aud Siirer Pencils. ,cith or pithout Pens.
Also large collection of Fancy Articles, consist
ing Of things both useful and ornamental, viz
Ladies aud Gentlsmen's Purses;
Porte Monies (sometking ne,c,)
Bead Bags;
-r- Gard Cases--fiae;
/" Souuenors (beautGdD;
Emorys-Iarge uariety;
a. Crochet .Needies--iargc and Small;
q Mating Pins;
I" Purse Iicisi (ass'd cotors);
+" COMBS Tuck. BgGoia and Horn;
Side do;
Pen Knires;
Spectacles. Steel and SiFper Frame
Fio,cer Vases; Fancy Soaps;
Fancy Cologne Bottles. Sc, Sc;
An the above articles have been selected from the
largest establishments in Baltimore and Philadel
pha and VIC are able to suit any taste at the low.
est prices Call and see us.
MAY 90, 1851. HARRISON K HAMME.
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HERRING.

Urine No Herring just received e. and and for
sale by hippi'N
May 90 1851. ---
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NOTICE..

The Ploughing match ordered by the Valley
Agricultural Society win take place near Charles
town on Friday the 9Th day Of June next. Every
one isrequested to exhibit Plough on that day in
order to test their relative merits The first An
time an Address will be delivered by some practi-
cal agricutnrist
Nav IN 1881
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REPO RT
OF THE 0vERSEERS OF THE POOR.

At meeting Of the Overseers Of the poor OF
Berkeley County. at the Poor House Of said Coun-
ty, on Saturday the 10th day Of April, 1851:
Present, Daniel H. Doll, John McKown, Chris
tian NJ shaffer, Moses s. Grantham, Nathan d.
Payne, Barnet Cushwa, Robert X Robinson,
BENJAMIN G speck, George w. Holiday and Al
fred Ross.
The Board proceeded to admit accounts and
make provisions for the poor, &c. for the ensuing
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NO MISTAkE.

Certain Henedy for the Tooth Ache.
nR HAYS Tooth 1che Drops prepared and for
~ sale rhosesale and retgN by William Dorsey
Drgggia, Hartinsbgro, a.
Having acquired the right to prepare and sell
the above, now offer it to the public with full
confidence in its vrtae having tested il to my en-
tire satisfaction; those therefore in need OF the
above will please give US CALI as they may rest
assured of getting a 6rst rate remedy for the
Tooth-Ache. WILLIAM DORSEY.
Feb. IS, lsJi Drugais.
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YTyHE Executors of Col Edward Coston, decd,
will be in Martinsbury on the oh day qfj une
court day. and there receive proposals for rent
ing the
IIOneywOOd Mills,
for one or more years-possession to be given the
lst of July next These Mills are situated on the
Potomac River at Dam No s. Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal and consist of a large and commodions
49, Merchant Mill. a Kiln and Mill for 3d. 3d.
Elm making kiln dried meal, q Plaster H4iiI
III and Saw Mill, good Store House, ms1Iil
seven Dwelling Houses, lone of them a large and
comfortable Brick House.) Ware House, Coopers
Shop, Corn Crib, Stables, &c. These Mills are tur
ned by the Potomac River, and capable of manu-
featuring an average of 100 barrels of -four and a
like quantity Of corn meal per day. They are now
in good credit The character of both the -four
and meal stands as high, if not higher, than any
other that goes to the Georgetown of Alexandra
market Altogether it is believed to be the best
Milling property in Virginia or Maryland, except
thos, cities. For further particulars, persons
wishng TO rent are referred to Mr.. James c. 0rrck
living on the premises who will take pleasure in
showing them the pro ETY., IN giving them
all the information they may want respecting it.
May 20, 1851.
Rssy~Charlestown Free Press IIagerstown Torch
Light and Chambersburg Repository insert until
hay Of renting, and forward bills to this Office for
collection
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REGLMENTAL ORDERS.

TINHE training of the oifceas of the 9th Reg-
i ment will commence at the United States Ho-
tel, in Martinsburg, "Wednesday the 2sth Of May
nert, and will continue three day. The Regimen
tai Muster will take place at the same place on
Saturday, Nay 3lsi Hour of meeting each day 10
o'clock EDMUND p HUNTER,
Colonel Com. 9Th Regiment " ~.
May G. lSJl--4t-Rep copy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
FRESH GARDEN SEED FOR 1851.

HNHOSE in want of Garden Seed will do well
to give the undersigned call, as he warrants
them all to be of the kinds named
Asparagus, Giant and Dutch; Beets, four varieties;
Beans, Bunch some six sorts Of the best kinds
Brussels, sprouts; Broccoli, Early purple Cape;
Cabbage, 10 kinds, embracing the best varieties;
Carrot, Long Orange and Early Horse;
Caulhower early and late; Celery, White Solid, supr
Cucumber, kinds of the best varieties
Egg Plants, Purple Endne, Green curled
Indian Cora Smiths Extra Early aud Flour;
Lettuce, Early Ice and large White Head;
Melon, Carolina, Common and Nutmeg;
Nasturtium tor Ficklng;
Onion White Silver Skinned and Long ked
Parsley, very double, fine;
Parsnip, Early Cup and Large swelling;
Pumpkin, Potatoe, Quashaw and Crooked Neck,
Peas, 8 kinds ofthe finest variety;
Pepper, Bull Nose end Cayenne;
Reddish, varieties; Rhubarb, for Tarts;
Salsif or Oyster Plant; Spinach, Round Savoy;
Squash early Bunch and Summer Crooked Neck;
Tomatto Large Red
Turnip, large White, large Red Top and Ruta Bagai
For sale by WILLIAM DORSEY,
Feb. 4, 1851 Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
NOTICE

I S hereby given to all persons having money lev
| led in their hands by the County Court of
Berkeley at it last levy term, for County improve
ments, &c. that it is necessary that their accounts
should be settled with the County Auditor before
LIST day of June next JACOB VAN DOREN,
May 49, 1851 4u6itor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
DIR. RICHARD M'SHERRY. JR.,

VTAS resigned his Commission in the Naval
\ service of the United States, for the purpose
of devotng himself to the practice ofhis profession
in Baltimore. Be1g~oIice and residence No. i2l
Mulberry Street, between paca and Green.
Baltimore, May Is, lS51-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
FRESH GARDEN SEED.

w have just received a lot OF FRESH GAR
w DEN SEED for 1851, which we will war
rant to be genuine
Asparagus, CLINT or Dutch; Beans Of all kinds;
Beets, Long Blood and Blood Turnp, Sugar White
and Mangel Worried;
Broccoli, Early Purple Cape Cabbage, Early and late
Carrot, Large Orange; Caulifower, Early and Late;
Celery, White Solid; Cucumber, three kinds;
Egg Plant, Early Purple Corn Smith, Early Extra;
Melon, Mountain Water and Nutmeg;
Lettuce, Several kinds; Nasturtium, fine kind;
Onion, Early silver Skinned; Parsley, Double Curled;
Parsuip, Large Dutch; Pumpkin, Potatoe and Qushaw
Peas of all kinds; Pepper. Buuose
Radshes, all kinds, Late and Early;
Rhubarb. for Tarts aud Pies; Spinach, Round Savoy
Squash, Early Bunch; Tomatto Large Red
Turnip, White Flat; Bird Seed, Canary and Hemp.
For sale at
HARRISON & HAMME'S
Jan IS Cheap Drug Store
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-20
PLATFORM SCALES.
CEMENT CISTERNS.

HyHE undersigned respec,lullyannounc 10
i their friends and the pnbhc generally that
they are now fully prepared to bold
CEMENT CISTERNS.
ofthe very best aud most approved kind hold
ing from As TO 200 barrels. Also, lareersizes,
for Barns, SC. All cisterhs b1iItby them will
be warranted 10 hold. and their prices will be
moderate. They viii, operate in the Counties
Of Berkeley, Jefferson, Frederick and Clarke.
Reference may Sc had 10 q. & C. w. Doll.
MarinsboIg. and Alex. II. Bote!er s, Co., Of
Jefferson County.
Sept 3, 1850. s. p. & N MEADE.