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THOMAS TRADDLEs.

AMERICAN PsgsxNr TO rHE Qur1N.-The packet ship Tioonderoga, Capt, Royle. has arrived at It. yeEpool. vita a cargoof S,s0i bales of cotton from Mobile. The vessel also had bn 6Sard five bales of night-gow cotton cloth, as a present to her Majesty Queen Victoria. from Jas. II. Mereweather, Esq, Montgomery, Alabama.
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AxxscAs TaHsrHs--.fhc yacht AasSiem. which sailed from New York some weeks ago to eater she list with rivals of all nations toeouend for prize cup worth 4io0. offered by the Royal Yacht Squad ron Of London. to the great sarpnse ef the British people sca sastlsy fairly smiling away from ell cosnpetiinxs
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4 Barrsa OPINION. Loalon Morning chron- icle, of the l2ih u!t, says there is foE Spain one single way 10 preserve Cuha--nol for ever, but dnsihs ali the ,,tne thai slavery will last in Ee raited States. IL is. to pronounce fhe esnancipa- ton ef the negroes ia that eoloay
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EUROPEAN MovEnESTs.-The French Mediterra- mean Eqaadroa has receive, orders to proceed to the coast of Italy. and the Italian peninsula gener- ally. and particularly Naples. The whole Italian States are becoming more threatenings and the greatest excitement exists throughout Europe in consequence of the Emperor of Austria having disclosed bis intention to rule the Empire abso- lutely.
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Earopean Cotton Market.

By the arrival of the Franklin, ihefollowing ad, vices were receved with regard to the cotton mar ket in Liverpool and France:
 In Liverpool there was an animated demand for cotton, with advance in price of about tth of a penny over the rates brought by the last steamer. The daily sales were about 10000 bales. The Hayre cotton market was very active.
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CAxpsDArx voa GovERNoR IN Measurable nominating committee appointed by the Democrat ic State Convention of Mississippi, to 6ll any va cancy that might occur, have announced Col. JESyEasos DAvB. as the democratic candidate for Governor. Col. DAvn has accepted the nomna- tion.
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THx GARDNER FsAup.-The Washington cor respondent of the New York Courier says. Mr Geo. Slccum. our former Consul at Rio, has gone with the American Minister to Mexico, charged. as learn, with the investigation of the Gardiner and all other awards made by the late Board of Commissioners. so thatif fraud has been practiced upon the Board, 1t will soon be made manifest"
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ouTsREaK OF FxEIlSe ar kEY WEsr.--A des- patch from Savannah to Philadelphia, dated Sep tembvr sth.. says difficulty had occurred at Key West on Friday. the 5,h; ia consequence of ihe arrival there of Spanish vessel. The citizens endeasared to take and burn her, but she escaped They then made an attack upon and broke up all the Spanish shops. stores. &c.
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SsSesscAt ACTION ON DANciSs.--The New School Presbyterian Synod ofthe Western Reserve, at its late meeting, passed a minute condemning the practice of dancing. and enioning on Church Sessions to institute discipline whenever it occurs among their nlemhers
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g." ''The Rio Bravo E the ,itle Of a weekly newspaper, in English and spanish. lately staricd al Brownsville. Texas, On the banks Of the Rio Grande. opposite Ma,amoras. by oyid F. Johnson & Francis J. Parker ftS politics are De.socratie.
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To Per MArEEnss--ScGne Of our subscribers in Pike and Ss. Francis counties complsin of the irregular receipt of the Banner. t is mail, regu Iasly at this office Win the post masters on these routes look into the matter and see that 1t is regu arsy forwarded
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GEsEaors.-capt. ssArr of the fine Memphis aaa New 0rfeans Packet Gen." gave Tree passage, from New Orleans to Memphis. to all of the Caban voluRteers desrous of returning to their homes
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EJ.Ws are indebted to pr. Jordan of Arkansas co. for . fle Of English papers. forwarded to us by hr.J. H. Robinson. Dr. ]. vas representative ofArkansas st the woslds fair. whece be has just returned.
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AsorHxR EnEurE IN PkRIs.--Sixiy-fve persons had been arrested at Paris on the sist af August. LedFu Rollin was implicated with them, on charge against the State. Among the prisoners is an advocate, named Marilla, formerly secretary to L. Rollin.
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Inn MgneAs gerss.as PAals.-

TaR ME1eAs BoCxssHs PAa4s.--By way of San Antonio. Texas says ihe Cincinnati Enqasrsf. we hare Leasd again of tic boundary survey pagly who are moving al0ns 2; maEyelictssy slCw pace. Bsr.leti our commissioner still keeps up his foree Of uses sss kAssEs ( sH5 sarsy employees. hesidas the military escort, and is sreadins thc public fsnas al . great rate.
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ARaIvAI Exra.eaprSART.-Two ehimpanzces. two boa constructors. and one ostrich have arrived at Salem, Mass. by the brig Allen, from the Coast cf Africa.
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. proroga.iea of pa.linmsut.

The Lo1don correspondent Of the si. Louis Ia teliigeaeer gives quits a graphic Isctafe Of tAe propagation si i'afliament, thus
 "Agl that England can boast Of rank and beau Y is assembled within the gotgeous House o Lor5s on ihiS neeasioG. The Lords are m iheJ eFpl.ne elosks. the ladies n leai5eSs and asat90a and the bisissps la fali robes l remember last year how the old Duke catered. leaning oa toe asrn cf the beautiful MaschioBcss of &eiicslel whose poTtraH some Of your readers tnay hsFr seen, painted by Lansser. n last year exhibition of art The Qneea eaters m full state, wHh g congtellaied sfowa 0f dssm0nds. her tTssn csne0 by four pages Of gentle blood. peer bearias Inc cfown ef statc, a8osber the sword, tibe daAe aaofhs. the gcepIre, ee., form aa interesting pro c4ssion Ny tue side of the Queen walks PrlAoe Albert tie takes a s4at oa he. Iett-~oa ihe fgb' of the throne X sise seat Of the pTshec 0f ases Hitherto hg has net attended. One ei ifs ,tssff' read ssors Fsrsyer. Two cgunseis. 70 black ftit' asd wigs. detEs nd ts4e Queens ssae'l z, esf'aiA bslIs The QaeeH bows eaeh ssisss ne ee1a gels how ia fstbKa. and 1keaiin 'n oid No'S'as Fgeach. La re.ae ls r,nf." rashIag noss a tlen heard on the eofrsaoF. ike pack ot kios school boys. It ss inc H3asssae House ei Goa mons ruxbipg up stsiFd. When thls uprcsE haa s.,bsIssi tie oa<ea $ Ao has tses coasefaas VIE Iaty Is,s..l,,pserfy -sssS. and in 3 vofcc as eea as A silv,sf aeg fAs a9efailtc tones of whieh is& e.saft i,g ssegy eogDsf ui ti3e hal, reads ibe st
 e,s anisdsl 5sad silence. Tie pfgepNAA then leaves as !, came; bsa& ss chysis0us f0~ ys.t.s God save be Q8een ssrikes ap bY iha pah- s,f Guans; dragealng cheers oa.alds Of iDya. P'F .aon aud the roar of artillery closes tbe sssssa ii ss sight wsioh every fnfesgasF should epae4'@ to sec ii p.E@lsle but iEc tickets afe Sefy n'-s1 Ali tae ambassadors attend la fali eostoSie
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IT" The whigs cf Massachusetts have met tn eonyeaiioa and nominated WiRthT P for Geseraos, and Grianell for Lieutenant GoyernoS They wifi not fall out about mere differences Of opsasoa.--- They recommended Dir. Webster, foe tl.e Pressaen-
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aj' Miss BTemer, the Swedish aashcfess was 10 leave this county ia the steamship Atlantic. which sailed from New York on the l3tA inst.
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NKw MAn AeaAsuEmESrs.-We are gratfed to leasn that the contractors ou the eastern mail route have made arrangements to insure regular mail during the continuance of the low water.- The stage route will be extended from Riehland to Napoleon; the whole distance is one hundred and thirty miles. and the trip can be easily per formed within the schedule tune. The road is said to be good one, and passes by all but one of the way post offices. which are required to besupplied by the river route. This plan promises success, and is certainly preferable to the present incom- 1iete route
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gg' fha BloomcFs have rna9e lbeis aPpcarsnee ia Belfast. ireland whefe t6es attrac. st:en.i ion, bat provoke no iTHperbaeat stmarks.
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THR PRESIDENCY or FaAsCE---It is reported that Prince de Joinville has publicly declared his in tention to compete for the Presidency.
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Mssssssrrs CoxvEsros. whole number of members is ninety eight; al last accounts the mena- bea elect were ss ioliows Mississippi uHioa.sis 7Isaiira State Rights. "; eght mose still to be aseeEtAiAad
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IF James Feanimore Cooper, the popular nov eiiss, died a, Ais residence in cooperstown, New York. On ;he lfth inss. He was sixty two year, old
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IFFslhsf Mathew vas nj Uiics, \ Y, on inc 7iA inst. He was expected sl Asbsay ia few days.
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ArrxSrsoS BLacNsaraa. Blacksmith is want
 ed in Calhoun county. See advertisement.
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aJSThc citizens of Heieaa. AIks., are about to organize . Hook and Ladder Fire Company in that boiough.
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Awful s.eamheat Explo.lea.

From various sources we have received the dis tresstag intelligence of the explosion of the James Jackson at Shawneetown, Ill.,. on the Ohio river. We have not nov room to give all the particulars, wAich ss yet are very unsatisfactory.
 There were supposed to be about twenty i've men killed, but no ladies were injured. Among the passengers were Captain and Mrs. Walker. of Chicoi county. and Miss Bette Faulkner of this place. Capt Walker and Dr. Hood snd Mir. Me Hasson of Mississippi were among the list of Killed.
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IrIt is said thai another astemr. is to be psade toestablish democratic daily journal n New York, nHsary strange that 50 many attempts have failed.
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aT THE CONVENTION OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS WILL BE HEED IN THIS CITY ON THE FIRST MoN- DAY rN NOVEMBER NEXT.
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s7sA psofessscr ia New York oFsrs 70 v z asst,rsntS fef ofEser'' knoxledge 0s s1a z ,S, iessoass of an AeaE eseh. Az he sfAo,ee s as se ..-, ' h l,lsekruardrd hsznseif into Coas Fess Y slasteta hi,s.seif that be can he oi laSse sl'.'. ti, every psfscn who inteales to make Pa'''''
 pFefeassaB
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1T IH-pxsfd to late scientific eHIeranenA' z l. sad thai q Isaile s.sc4e brandy n yoaI sA's3 s .saai. wssi cause the ro;asIoa of tae e~f'- ~ VI distinctly sAssbsa- -.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
NEW GOODS,

FORGE W. BURNS, is now opening his new
" supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
selected with more than usual care, which he will
dispose ofupon terms to suit the times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
EXECUTIIE ORDERS.

TN pursuanceeto the order of the Governor Of
L Virginia, hereby give notice that all those
having Arms and Announcements in their possess
sion belonging to the Commonwealth of Virginia,
that may be within the bounds Of the 9th Regi-
ment or any that may have been carried out of the
County of Berkeley by persons having removed
be, and are hereby ordered to be returned to
THOMAS W. Burton, at the United States Hotel in
Martnsburg, (who is authorized by me to receipt
for the according to order and condition,) on
or before The 22d deg Of Nocemler next.
The arms and accoutrements above referred to
are such as Muskets, Bayonets, Cartridge Boxes
and Belts, Bayonet Scabbards and Belts, Carbines,
Rifles, Powder Flasks, and Shot Pouches, Pistols,
Holsters, Cavalry Swords, Artillery Swords, Sword
Scabhords and Belts Cavalry Cartridge Boxes,
Ball Screws ami Worms, Bullet Moulds Brushes
and Picks, Wipers, Spring Vices. Melting Ladies',
Screw Drivers, &c. &c.
| will further give notice that all those who fail
to return any or all of the above arms, &c. that
may be in their possession by the time above sta
ted, that | am required to bring suit in the name
Of the Commonwealth of Virginia for the recovery
Of the same. j. J. IIENSn AW,
Adjt 9th Regiment v NJ.
September 30 lS5l--Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
DIR. HOYT'S HEAVE POWDERS.

YNlIIS preparation is now being offered to the
/ Public ms guaranteed C'Te for the HEAVES
i'll Horses; and as the only known medicine in the
World having been used in the private Veterinary
practice of the proprietor for the last 81 years !,
and he has never known it to fail in a single in
stance of producing lasting cure and leaving :he
horse in good spirits for work. The utter incom-
potency OF the horse for labor when troubled with
this common disease, should induce every one hav-
ing such to apply Immediately for this remedy.
Price one Dollar per Package,
Which viii be sent '!with full direction" to any
part of the United States All letters or commu-
nications to be addressed, 'Post Paid" to
/. p. H0YT,
Rear IF No. 10 South FIFTH Street, PhHddetphfa.
sgWholesale Agent for the the United States. e
N. B-Agents wanted throughout the country,
to whom liberal discount will be given; and
their names placed in the advertisements. Adj
dress rs above.
October 81, 1S51--6m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
Tors OF DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

Hon. Andrew Stevenson, Of Virginia, is no
doubt competitor for the candidacy Presi-
Dental. He was to have entered the list in
an Agricultural address at Harrisburg on the
Goth ultimo.
Gen. Cass, the hero Of the broken sword.
and the grear defeated, has been already
formally announced.
Senator Douglas, the young For, In his
great Agricultural address at Rochester re-
Gently, Is said to have made the highest bid
yet for the Presidency, by intimating that
more slave territory wonld be annexed to the
United States.
Gen. Houston, the courtcr Of free soil
votes and repudiator of newspapers debts,
"made his first movement in Temperance ad
dresses"
Hon. James Buchanan, that glorious Dem
ocrat who made a federal fourth of July or
alton against the war Of 1912, has been re-
pcatedly held up by our neighbor as mar
vellous proper man" for the Presidency.
Ex- Vice President Dallas has come out in
favor Of an amendment to the Constitution,
as the only means of securing peace and
preserving the rights of the South. 1t is
difficult to say upon which tho South will get
the highest value, this bid or that of Mr..
Douglas Winchester Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE MORGAN LAND.

DURSUANT to deed Of trust from Michael r.
Runner to the undersigned for the benefit Of
Henry Fiery and to the decree of the Circuit Court
Of Morgan County at its May term, 1850, will ex-
pose to sale at public auction, before the Court
house door in Bath, on MoHdag the 24th day Of
Noreps5er merit being court dry such portion ef the
farm Of said Runner, lying on the Potomac River,
of said County, as viii pay and satisfy the sum Of
sl945s with interest from the 22d OF July, 1s45,
until paid and the expenses Of sale, &c, the whole
subject TO a credit of s25.36.
The sale will be made by the acre, ofas much as
may be necessary, at the Western end Of said farm,
the number Of acres sold to be laid of by line
running due North and South.
forms One-half CASH, the balance on q credit
of ninety days, the purchaser giving bond and ap-
proved security, the title to be retained until all
is paid. JOHN O'FERRALL.
October % 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
LITTLE'S
" HITN OIL, FOR MAN AND BEAST.

fENlls is pson )unced 10 be one Of the best
u preparations ever offered to the public for
tie variods affections OF Horses, WIS
S1prai'ss. cssss, 7,uisrs. Seedlings, Enfar-
gei joints, Saddle aud coiiur Gaids,
Scratches. Poolepii. Eaa,a,
S,ceeny, &c. r.
II is now in general use as Liniment for
Man, for Sores OF all kinds, pain in the Limbs.
&c.. and has made some perfect cues OF
Rheumatism.
Prepared for The Proprietor q, VIM. D. Harris
Drug Store. Scotlsyille, Aibemarle County,
Va.
None genuine but those signed Thomas w.
Little on The out side Wrapper. Price 37s
els. per bottle.
eas-For sale by VIM. II. HEsLrrfSE. Mar
tinsburg JoHS T. BRuFry. North Mountain
JonN WYscNe. Darkesville; Also. by Drug
gusts and Merchants throughout she County.
July % IS5l-tv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
REMOVAL.
VIM. & HENRY WHEN,
CABINET-M A IA Err 3,

HAVE removed their Cabinet and Furni-
Il IL ture Room TO their new building, 2 doors
North of the Lutheran Church, on the oppo-
site side, where they will be pleased 10 accom-
modate their friends and old customers with
Furniture of any description that may be nee
ded, from Pine article 10 fine and fashion
able one made of Rosewood, Black Walnut
Mahogany and other fine wood generally used
by Cabinet Makers.
We return our thanks 10 our friends for the
very liberal encouragement bestowed and
kindly ask continuance.
G1-We have also completed the erection Of
new HE.4RSE, which will enable us to II
orders for Collins, either in town or country,
made of Black Walnut. Cherry, and Mahoga-
ny. Either one OF US will give funerals our
personal attention.
Marlinsburg, Oct. Ia, 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11

nsJ%The annual meeting of the Stockhol-
ders Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
was held on the Goth ult The address Of
the President, Mr.. Swami, is an able docu-
ment, and exhibits the affairs of the Compa-
ny in fattering light. A dividend Of seven
per cent in stock has been declared. The
road is rapidly advancing towards completion.
The following gentlemen have been elected
on the part of the stockholders, Directors Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road: John
Hopkins, John |. Donelson, Samuel w
Smith, Columbus O'Donnell, William Nj Kim
Andrew Gregg, Edward Patterson, James II
Carter, Fielding Lucas, Jr., James Swan
Charles M. Keyser, Nathan Tyson.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
Fresh Oysters,
LADIES, DRESS GOODS, &C.

II HAVE on hand, and olIer Tor sale cheap
l. Plain and Ribb'd French Mer mos;
French, Scotch and American Mousse
laine de LANES;
Print and plain Csshmeres. TALL wool j
English Merinos and A lpacas;
Lupin's best black Bombazines;
Black Gro de Rhine and Lus,inss;
Camelion. Rep I and Plaid Silks;
Brocade Luster. Black Canton Grape;
Fig'd Poplihs, English Prints;
French Chintz-paln and printed;
Long and Square Cloth Shawls;
Thibet, Wool, Silk Fring'd do;
Emb'd Cashmere Shawls;
Brocade and Plaid Bonnet Ribbons
Dress Trimmings Of every description;
Gloves and Hose Of all kinds.
October %, 1851 ]. w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
TIE WAY Is OPEN TO ALL.
New Fall and Winter Goods.

\ TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends
Z and the public generally, that am now open
ing the Largest, prettcst and Cheapest Stock OF
FRESH GOODS ewes offered in this section OF
Country 1t would be idle to attempt catalogue,
suffice it to say, that at
NO. !, Az THE NEW DEPOT,
you can find any thing you may want, and at the
lowest possible prices. My stock of
Cloths, CaSSimeres, Fcstings;
Dress Goods of euery description,
Boots and Shoes, Hosiery,
Hats, Caps and Bonnets;;
Ready Made Clothing;
Hardware, Queens and Glass Ware;
Domestic Goods, Groceries;
Zines, BraHdies, &C.,
cannot be surpassed by any House in the Valley.
Bsis~call early and judge for yourselves.
Sept 80, 1851 b. II. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
THE OLD HARDWARE STORE.
Riddle a. Brother

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and Gus
III toners, that they have jus, returned from
the Eastern cities andnow Offer fer sale stock OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY & HOUSEKEEPING
article, that will compare favoraby as to quanti-
ty and quality with any other stock in this Sec
ton Of country; and although they do not pre-
tend TO gull this community with the idea that
they win sell goods cost and charges yet their fa
clities for buying are such, that they think that
they sell at moderate profits, and then furnish
their Customers and the community generally
with hardware as cheap as can be purchased in
this or any our ncighboring country edteges.
October T. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
FARM FOR RENT.

TIME subscriber declines the farming operation
on his "Mount Rockn flrm, Q miles Southwest
of Martinsburg, adjoining the lands of Messrs
Walker, Bentz and Boyd. The farm contains
80 ACRES OF LAND,
$50 Acres of which is cleared and in fine state
of cultivation and divided into i2 fields OF from
to 2S acres each. There is strip of wood pasture
running through the farm, so tina stock can be tur
ned out OF the house and have to any of the
felds--and no stock to trouble the farm-which
cannot be surpassed for its soil and conveniences
On it there is a WELL of falling water and
a very fine POOL. The farm will be rented ON the
premises, at Il o'clock, on The An day Of December
neri to the highest bidder, for cash rent for the
term of years from the first of April 1852, and
if desired the tenant can have possession on the
lst of March.
Tcrms--will be noted in the lease.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
nlarrie0,

On Sunday, Oct, Goth, by Rev. c. Parkson
Mr.. WILLIAM THOMPSON TO Miss SARAH H..
DYcHE, all of Morgan County.
On the 29th of October by the same, Mr..
JAMES S. AuLEBAUGH. of Frederick County
Va, TO Miss SUSAN S. Cox, of Morgan Co.,
At the residence of Geo. S, Kennedy, in
Washington County, Md, on the 9Th of Oc-
tober. by the Rev. Mr.. -, Mr.. EDWARD f..
SoUrnwoop, of thus County, to Miss HANNAH
+. HURST, of Jefferson Ccanty.
BY the Rev. H. Shaal, on the 23d Of Octo-
Der. Mr.. G. WAsHINeToN CuNHiNGHAM, Of
Tlfn City, Seneca County. Ohio. TO Miss NJ.
ELrz,ssru, eldest daughter of the Rev. John
and Elizabeth Souder, OF Clinton Township,
Ohio
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
GROCERiES. GR0CERIES!!

TIME public will please take notice that
u have just received large assortment of
fresh Groceries. 10 which would most re-
specially call their ai,enlion--consisiing in
part Of Loaf, pulvefized and brown Sugars !;
very superior article OF Coffee Teas OF dis
ferenl sorts; Moasses. several kinds Mack
erel by the barrel or dozeu; Mutiald. Rice.
Spices, Pepper. Alspice, Nutmegs. Mace, Gin
namon, bark and groe,d; ETHEREAL Oil, Can
dies, mould and dipt; Cheese. Crackers, wa
ter and soda; Coarse and Fine Salt; good CT.
der Vinegar. Starch, Salerais, extra Pale
Brandy in bottles expressly for medicinal pur-
poses.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-11-11
Fall and Winter Clothing
FARM FOR SALE,

rTNlIE subscriber viii sell at private sale his
/ FARM--known as the ''Stidely Farm'-ly-
ing in Berkeley County, near the Pack Horse Road
about one mile west of Back Creek. containing
l7J ACRES.
There is about one hundred Acres of land cleared,
the balance is we'll timbered there is Seventy
Acres we'll set in Glover.
Terms.-0ne-third of the purchase money to be
paid when the deed is executed; one-third in two
years. and one-third in four years. Further in
formation may be had by applying to the subscri-
ber STEPHEN GANO.
IulY l. ISL