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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11


Has for sale the following articIs.I
AIR Tonic, OF Moderated Compound, tho best
L pftpafsiinn iuf The hair ever invented. Without
alcohol In t-ty tin II.
bacunH Excelsior OIL tuf bsauUiy inr and strength
oning the hslfcqnal to any impaired native pro
dufttnn
Hair Rcsorcr iu' chaneinp grey OF light hair To IL.
original color ~ black 1hi. preparation h. no dyr,
but arls upon The n,ats oi the hair.
Housekeepers, Attention.
Superior csitac,s iof cooking Extract Vanilla de-
Nutmeg Extract Lemon do Ginger
Baron's Continental shaving soap. This soap pm
duce- superior athof aud " uBnI alcd fuf -haNRRur
washing.
bAron'f Tniiet soap, superior preparation tr wash
inf, aud particularly adapted foT ladies' and odrens'
USE.
Bacon'a Adras Elbatrop, ~ instantaneous coda
Fountain, healthy and beneficial stomach h,,.ragr.
No family tfavelor should be without bas. Ash
Is all prepared, i can he made iBstantaheousy.
lnks and rcrfumep, wholesale and retail Alan
Books, Stationery, Fancy Ioods, Toys, and Conicc-
uuncn.
Gail on the proprietor at the store containing his
preparations.
Particular attention given diseases of the scalp
Agents In Rutland, ". q. A 4. CLARK Center
Rutland, LlsCOMBs OSGOOn.
w. A. BACON, Proprietor,
S2w ludlow, VI.
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WEST RUTLAND
Marble Valley Lime.

'IHE undersigned, being now prepared
h. furnish Lime la large % small quaniltirs, 10
suit the convenience oI purrbasufr wrald respectfully
invite tie Ihlir 60 aranaiut cmstNss It'll the ar
rte they MAKE, and their terms, and fssnf them with
thcif patronage. Al orders may be rsp.tird ~ 70
otvr prompt attention. Lime manufactured IN this
soctian has been IN im yeais and riy.n general
saisiacii"n- BAkNiF Bi.iSH.
Nest KHtand, MAY II, Isa9.
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ilERIc1N ROOFING .SLATL.s
Prom ''.s s's', San a.=,riss,

Il 'uk tHtfh ftn Htrh iaf-lafl 90 80 ss4af
j iansist risffs "a 80 tefs - sasifl. hsas d
49, teams, ~ fiiis go q sisa 30 a j.
\ e-as ~ y 7lisf birf .lafffs
Ofesfs nsfissa ~ t5ssia ffss so rss A. 10
fdsEs ., - 81 ffslF =, haiua ilss1 -. Nll
AfsH p ira3 n =.
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TDIGEsTm Such is the true mean.

ing Of the word Pep-in, at Of the two Gfoes words
fnsin which It is derived. This Is the significant and
spproyrisie title " the True Digestive FLUID, Gas
trs Juics prepared BY Dr. J. = noueHros, OF Phila-
delphia from the fourth Stomach OF the On, fr the
cure Of indigestion and Dyspepsia. II Is Natures
own remedy for an unheslihy stomach. No ART Of
equal It, curative power. II renders good
eating perfectly consistent with health see nrure Of
IN. IA ia an,ah.f mart al tis ual,ef lD-ly
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nun Austrfft iiiasfsfss I1iri.o .,.,,si.f. 4, A.
! h-sfa 80 f'isifss fnafifsifd .iiif ~. sarr.l
'sss' .ae If,nisd "a ~ - Bstrf riiss 81
~. 4 rfEaslH.
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shawls! shawls.

hf'chAl m@eh rtik sesaAssr 6aah-
ID alsst 80 ff|afsf sHaris frfi Is FL
DEu nj fnfFA coz
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Good News to the Afflicted.


DIR. CORNELL's PAIN ENPELLER.
N h.lds, In forests, and on mountains
j bod,
What priceless treasures Natures hands unfld-l
The healing herb, the aromatic flower,
O'cT pain shall Triumph by their snuthing power.
give such halms a. have M strife
With Mature or the laws Of life
Win blpud my hands I never stain,
Nor poison men Ia ease their pain.
This remedy las coiae into It's own Intrinsic
merits, and enjoys reputation for It's pnnitness 10
removing pain, that las never been awarded 60 any
similar preparation. II r. COMPATIBILITY the great rem
cdy Tor removing pain, having brcn demonstrated Ia
thousands 81 familic with perfect fucccss.
To be need externally internally. IuT spasms
cramps, chohr, papitatiun of the heart, headache,
tootiache, rni- bruises, sufc- soaid,, burns, rhcn-
m1tism, fts, dyrsonirp, cholera.
bbscur the directions on the bottle. SURE Ia cure
the worst cases
Crnhcatcs 0fdrisFists, physician., captains .fvrs
sells rlnrfy men, and inn families whp have frr,is.d
great benefit fund IN circulars lCit wiih aerhi..
Mayuiaciufed and sold by the rruIticturr,
Sd. FULLER > 30
store 3fIeuin''. iemfe Ii,,.t,n
kgEsfs
ROM '.ORsF RAfiasd, ~
9LVCER q NICHOLS, HAHeAail, " T.
u ~ HAMMOND 4 CO., CrevH Ps,si, NJ
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I'NTRACr or ROCK EOsE.-Proic.sot Ives, o
I.Naic college, has used u with great rucct-s, in
Arfaa and Chresic dseass. tsll on the Agents ioi
account 1t them.
5-u &. HifRT A suN.
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"A .N'EW EDITION or .NILTO.E.
I'DIrED ny q. ID. cleveland. with "a
IL life Of the author, preliminary dtssUriauens
each poem, notes critical aud explanatory, tudeA
10 he subjects pt Paradise Lost, and verbal index
Ia all the po'ms printed 10 the best style and sub
siantiaily hound. Jusl pnblifhed, and fi safe BY
u. I. SPENCER.
'I'uE Footpsth and Highway, or met
j dents 81 uaVtl ~ EurFt. ty ". moran, q NrfN
readable haok, and one that " ~ repay an attentive
rcruaaii lusi issued, and ioT sale by
H. i.SrENCER.
YANKEE BILL FOLDERS, with the
j "hulian Attarhmont,n superb article tot those
who deaf IN " the rass,' lot sale by
H. L.SrENCEH.
DuRK CIDER VINEGAR Glr sal, by,
UARRfTTA son.
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THE GREATEST

MEDICAL DISCOVERY or THE AGE.
AR KENNEDY 81 Roibufy, has di-oos~Tod IN
vi ons II our common pasture weed. frHiedj
that eufcs
EVERY KIND OF HUmop.
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I'VE Geese Feathers far sale by
IL hANHF1-fS ruN,
HERDS Grass ssd clover seed
III fW iait tT nANNtff 4 SON
ICED Sewers, rio~s, q aitisators. Itar-
- 81, ~hnNfls Ngss, ~fsdes, t.efAtu aHd f1frai
Hoo saa EaAest and great variety ~ AntrniuHfsl
Intpicinnnts E,f saic ~ nAHRhT-rN ruN.
DAINTS aud Oiis, warranted pure.
L isf tair d, HANNiilN son
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L. HALL. Gnnsmith.

West street, the Railread iur, opposite the
nup ing GRAND,
IIANING had more than 50 Year, experience Ia
! making aud repairing Guns uf all Minds, the
people viii ind for their interest ~ employ him in
stead NJ g'sH ootAsrs. lie has 81 sale double barrel
aud vsnuu, Other kind- ~ guns, tom $3.50 upward
Nlso fstus, Gun iorks, MoUlas Wouncrs, HAIL
Screw. Rods, fnt-, ami hfst quality cf ,'sr.-wat-
fAnird, Powder and Shot iiasksAc l5-s'u
Rutland, APt ~, ls5J.
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Tremendous Bargains
No. 20, iluV cry, Nsw YORK,
IIIK An ANDE II SON.

.T THE CELEBRATED LARGEST aud CHEAP
EFT CARPET EHTAnI.iHilNENT ~ TilE
UNITED H'IATIA
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IN uESrH s.,,. ftor dssor ana quail
w tif NuaHs a. suh Asas -at4r w. so, ~
un fkin, sssariiuns md Coiraf Tees - ssis ~
niNMf "a a snN
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GRASS VALLEY
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
''"ft'i essliNMt ~ . ii'l rhstts, 40 f4fit
J. "iNchfsfIH, rfs-idest
fl'HB stsh a.sftE GIassas -, a.. "A a., an.
earaioga Wnier
WlTIHLT COVpLyJy

| 'r"'s "oRTsss sna Ipn pfrs sptfag,
~ ala ies p inhhh NpsTE, is.gs,si.,
FHiie4d.
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PoND 8 .OssF. Rafiasd, ~
~, sPL-TCER & NICHOLS, HLaeAatg, " y.
~ ~ HAMMOND 4 CO., Corn Pa,sf, ". D.
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DEGRADATION.

Morn o o. hsFtby sIssa thsf tEs 90
ffft~fssi.ip ttissfts saisinf aa.f 49, ~ - go
tfs - y hfistst esfafff. a. 80 s.sptiaf ia5r 81
hsfrsI tifAiss - tltas Eslfs j. i.s 81 ais-sfs
~ ssiiii.i faifFft lpHa a. VIM GkL
htAhf ehpkEn
Nsf.arssa 80 -. is.s
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Map of Rutland County,

From aotIGi Measurement and Orrinai SRrrey tAron
out ho CaHHfy, made BY
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NEW GOODS.

uAtF AAl tAfr IAs ilass 90 ssy ass Htsips
j hifi.s u ilst. sed g. si- tltra. 4. -
AsFfh ~, isst rHAfPfF'F
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b A c o N

, Editions # Ilemsns' roo,icsl work fer sale by
n, l.. SPENCER.
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1 large assortment Of watoT,iiie 60.
n kniNcs, NaffautSd, by POND a MORSE,
Main aud NashiHstan sts.
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To the Public.
DRUGS and !uEDICLNES
NEW STORE.

n whale sale aud retail. Great in-
Inducements 20 Ply siciaus. all aud examine
large and fresh sis,k II fe-.ds, At n hula.sip pn
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DIR. u. y. HIBBAUD's
Wild Cherry Bitters.

DURK CIDER VINEGAR Gr sal, by,
MARIETTA son.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30
SWEET POTATOES,

USr received and fer sale by
~ W II q j MATHEWa
September Z, 1859
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

TIME undersigned, wishing to remove up the
Valley, will dispose Of the FARM on which
he now resides, in Berkeley County, Virginia, at
private sale
The Farm contains 800 ACRES; about 275 acres
of which arc cleared, and the balance in good
TIMBER. The Farm lies two and half
XCk miles south Of Martlnsburg is convenient
- to several large Merchant Mills, and two de-
pots on tho u & O. r.. H. $50 acres are Lime
Stone, and the balance of frst-rate Slate Land
all in u good state Of cultivation. The improve.
ments are large and convenient Dwell
LING,-a lerge new BANK BARN-with q iii
brick GRASERIEs at the back Corn HOUSE, II IIu
BLACKSMITH SHoP, with all necessary out-build-
ihgs. There is on the place q large young APPLE
ORCHARD, Of choice fruit, now bearing also
Plumb Peach, and other fruit. The farm is well
watered, there being five never-failing Springs
one near the dwelling water is conveyed to the
kitchen door by machinery.
Martinsburg furnishes at all times a market for
every description of produce, either of farm or
dairy that is not excelled by any town in Virgin
ia. For farming or grazing purposes this farm
cannot be surpassed by any in this section of the
State. Persons desiring to purchase are invited
30 view The property, as a more profitable invest
ment cannot now be made. Terms will be made
accommodating.
gTLetters directed to the undersigned at Mar
tinsburg Berkeley County, Virginia will receive
prompt attention. THORNTON HENSHAW.
Martingburg, October 10, 1S53.--tf
g'srLancaster tPa) Wing and Hagers town Md
Herald copy 8 times and send bill to this office
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

nURgUANT to decree Of the County Court
Of Berkeley, in q cause pending in said court,
tatxeeu James II. Robinson and others PLAINTIFF
sud Richard Brandrif and wife, and others, de-
sendants the undersigned, Special Commissioner
named in said decree, viii expose to sale at pub
Iie auction, In front Of the Summit House, in He'd
oesyilIe on Saturday, the Bird day Of December merit
he following PROPERTY, being the real estate
Of Samuel Robinson, decd, as to which be died
u A VlLUABLE T4N-yERY in. Hedgesville.
beinc conspicuous lot Of ground, with . Curry
inc shop. Bark House "a good well Of water, and
ls yats. the whole in good order aud repair.
q A Yal0abIs Lot Of Ground, in Hcdgesyille,
with A Cooper shop erected upon It,
8. A lot, in Hedgesville, unimproved by build
;ugs, adjoining the property now the residence of
Mrs Rebecca Robinson.
4. a Troct 81 Land, near Hedgesyille, purchased
from John Westenhaver's estate, containing 10
Acres. Roods, and 81 Poles mostly cleared I'M
der good fence, and in good state Of cultivation
S. a Tract Of Land, on the road from Hedges
willie to Bath part of the farm formerly belonging
to Joshua Chew, containing from Is to 20 Acres.
y1rEach Of the Lots will be sold separately
TrThe sale win commence at IL o'clock.
Terms Of Sale prescribedbythe decree.--One-third
Of the purchase money in cash. on the day Of sale
the balance to be paid in two equal installments,
due, respectively, six and twelve months after the
day of SALE to bear interest from the day Of SALE
and to be secured BY tho bonds of the purchaser
and deed Of trust on the premises
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
Nov 49, 1883 .SpeI Con'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30
ATTEyTIeN. FARMERs.

MESSRS. EDITORS IL beg leave to ad-
-Nlyertss through your paper, an invention
Of my own, for which there has been pat
ent pending, and Of which there has been a
model for some time in the Patent Office at
Washington. | claim as my invention ma
chine called Guano Attachment, TO be affix-
ed to any wheat drill whatsoever. The de-
sign Of this Attachment is TO sow diminished
quantity Of Guano through the drill teeth with
The seed wheat, and thus cover the Guano and
Seed Wheat up together, having been long
we'll assured that it was highly important 70
put moderate quantity OF guano where il
would be Immediately appropriated by the
roots of the wheat; and that il is exceedingly
njudcious to spread large quantities OF fer
tlizer so costly, and SO volatile, over the whole
surface sown in wheat. In a few dys there
will be in the counties of Fauquier, Clarke,
Frederick, Jefferson, &C., a number OF the drills
offs. 4 M. Pennock. with this attachment, af-
fixed TO them. Farmers and Mechanics who
take an interest in this matter are invited 10 ex-
anime them.
The attachment works with great regularity,
having on recent trial, sowed several times,
without any perceptiblc variation, at the rate
OF so lbs. guano to the acre, then rs lbs, Is
lbs, 10 lbs, 4s lbs. In fact the maeha;sse will
sow from 5 10 500 lbs, per acre or the GU
ano can be shut off altogether. Should farm
ers who have previously purchased Drills,
wish to use this attachment, can have il al
fixed to any kink OF Drill whatever
November 2, 1858. T. +. NELSON,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30
EXECUTOR,S SALE,

UVEE undersigned, Executor of Silas Har-
l. Ian, decd, will sell at public auction. TO
the highest bidder. at Spring Hill, two miles
east of Iedgesvllle, on Thursday. The LIST day
Of December nert, the following PERSONAL
PROPERTY, to wit:
6 head Of Work Horses, three Of them being
good Brood Mares;
Riding mare. and t,oo Coils;
20 head of Cattle, g Of Which are )at;
.4bout 40 Hogs, about 20 Of ,clich are. fat;
% head Of Sheep;
together with all scrts of FARMING IMPLEMENTS
such as Wagons. Pioughs, Haro,cs, Gears, Sc.
Coat the same time and place. will be hired
out for the ensuing year, the SERVANTS belong
ING TO the estate of said deceased
The terms of sale will be, credit of nine
months on all sums above s., the purchaser
giving bond with approved security; under
that sum The cash will be required. No prop
erty 10 be removed until the terms Of sale are
complied with. G. BOYD HARLAN,
Nov. 10, lS53.-3t Admir-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30
GENERAL AGENCY.
WASHINGTON, D, G..

YNlIE Subscriber offers his services to the pub
lie in the prosecution of claims before Con-
gress or any of the Departments of the Govern
ment Some years experience as Disbursing
Agent of the Indian Department, with general
knowledge OF the mode Of transacting business in
the offices of the Government, enables him to
promise satisfaction to all who may ntrust bust
ness Of this character to his care.
He will also give special attention 10 the collection
Of Claims Against parties residing in he District Of
Colatabia or ricinay; 70 negotiating Loans. rel
as tie purchase safe Of Soeks Reat Estafs, iand
IFnrdats, Sc, &c, or furnish information to cor
respondents residing at distance in regard to
any business which may interest tEcla at the seat
of Government
In all cases where il is necessary, The legal SER
vices of the Hon. SAMUEL Chiffon win be secured,
Rsy~0ifice over the Banking House Of SELDOM.
wIrnERs 4 Co, to whom he refers.
JAMES }. MILLER
NIB References ofthe most satisfactory char.
acter will be given to correspondents in whatever
State they may reside.
August 8 SO,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30
NEW CHEAP STORE
In MARTINSBURG.
THE subscribers opened to-day on Queen st
Martinsburg, a magnificent stock Of
MEsTIc AND FANCY
DRY GOO DIS


direct from Baltimore, New York and Philadel.
phia These Goods are Of the gery ldfest STYLE.
ADAPTED for the Fall and Winter season. and will
be admired for their Variety, Richness and Beau
~ ofPatterns. New supplies win be added every
week, to keep pace with the changes of fashion,
One Of the firm, doing wholesale bushes in Balti,
SO those of New York and Philadelphia and
therefore, they can safely promise that fAev rIl
airags keep Better Selection aid seg goods Cheap
sr tsqs ebeY before done IN tbs markek.
The variety of Goods and their different grades
make it impossible to give correct price list to
Judge by-still they will name few articles OF
the stock
$50 pieces Brown and Bleached Muslins. from
ga to l215 cents yard-among them 81 inches
wide Shifting of the celebrated Warren Manutac.
turing Co., only 1917 cents yard
2l0 pieces Calicoes and Ginghams--American
French and Swiss Fabrics, from cents up
1875 pieces Merinos, Apacas, Barages de Laine
at astonishing low prices
$500 pair Of Ladies' Hose-also Mems Half Hose
White Mixed Black and Slate colors, very fine
only 12ls cents pair
$500 worth of French Needlcworked articles
such as Collars, Sleeves, Out and Inside Handker.
chiefs, &c. Sc, at least 80 per cent cheaper than
ever offered here before Besides all other arti
cles kept in a regular Dry Good and Fancy Store
The terms are Cash, and this way Of doing bus
mess, connected with the extraordinary advanta.
ges mentioned before, viii induce all those wht
want to buy Piles Of Goods for little Money I! to be
stow their patronage upon the new establishment
Store Room on Queen Street, next door to ths
Law Office of John E. Norris Esq.
LEVI HERZOG g. co.
O-~k
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE BERKELEY LAND

TIME subscriber will offer his farm in Berkeley
County, Va, at public auction to the highest
bidder, in front of the Court House, in Martins
burg, on the l2ta Of December, Court day. if not
previously sold at private sale.
The farm contains
22Os Acres and 2 Foods,
ywx, of first rate Limestone Land, 25 Acres of
-. which are finely timbered. the residue clear
ed and under cultivation. The improvements
consist of two comfortable dwelling houses, ksssas
first rate Swisher Barn, and other neces- &iid
sary out buildings. There is on the farm M|tIu.
a well ofgood water; has on it an Apple orchard
with choice plumb, peach and other fruit trees
also an English walnut tree, which has been
bearing for three or four years. The Farm adjoins
the lands of Capt. Jas, W. Gray, Jas L. Campbell
Esq, sc, and is ~ miles Southwest of Martins
burg, and miles from Garardstown, now in pos
session of John Hollis, Esq Persons wishing to
see the Farm, can do so by calling on the subscri-
Der, living at the \ Roads leading to Mills Gap
and Garardstown BGy"Tcrms made to suit the
purchaser. DAVID REIFF
November o. 1S53--ts
~Charlestown Free Press, and Hagerstown
Herald, copy till sale and send bills to this office
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30
S. A. SCHLOSS,

Dealer ian English, French. and German
FANCY GOODS.
AS just received, and is now prepared TO
N ~ exhibit TO The people of Martinsburg and
vicinity, rich and beautiful assortment of
FANCY DRY GOODS, sMKs,&c..
His stock embraces in part the following ar
tcles of
Ladies 'Fear-Silks Of every variety ofquai.
ny. color, and price; Trimmings OF all kinds !;
Alpachas, Mouslins, Giughams, and Caicoes !;
Shawls, Handkercheifs, Hosiery, and Gloves /;
Laces, insertings, Edgings, Ribbons, Flowers.
Shoes of all kinds, &c., SC.
Also, CARrETlNos, very good and very
cheap.
0o-Call and examine this stock. One door
north OF the Market-house. loci 26.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

TNliAT petition will be presented to the next
Il General Assembly of Virginia, asking for the
incorporation ola Cemetery Company, in or near
Martinsburg, with power to hold not exceeding
ten acres of land and as it may be desirable in
carrying out this object, to acquire some ground
which cannot be conveyed by any existing legal
authority, the law asked for, will contain pro-
vision authorizing the Trustees of the town of
Martinsburg to sell and convey that portion of
Church Street which lies West of Marshall Col
lege Alley and that portion ofGerman Street which
lies South of Stephen Street also provision au-
thorizing the Trustees of the Martinsburg Acad-
envy to sell and dispose of their lot and vest the
proceeds in the purchase of other ground for the
purpose of an Academy also provision author
izing the proper authorities of the Catholic and
Episcopal Churches to include their burial grounds
within the Cemetary, under such limitations and
restrictions as they may deem proper to guard
those places of interment.
Nov. 8, lS53-4t MANY CITIZENS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30
THE "SUMMIT HOUSE. FOR, RENT

TNHE subscribers offer for rent, the well-known
Il Hotel property in Hedgesville, Va, known as
the Summit House, p and now in the occupancy of
George W Snyder, Esq, whose term will expire
on the lstof April, 1854 This property has been,
within the last year, thoroughly repaired and i'm
proved, and is now in good condition 1t is situa-
ted in prominent and healthy part of the Vii
lage, and is the most desirable location for Ho-
tel, in the place
We viii let it for one year or for a term of
years; Or, we would sell it, if sufficient induce
ments were offered
DsS~Possession given on the first day of April
next.
For further information, please call on, or ad-
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JNo. I. SILER, Berkeley Springs, Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-30

New York with an extensive assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
selected with great care, and with special re-
ference to the wants Of this place. He is now
prepared to exhibit large and very inviting
stock, embracing greater variety than hare
ofore offered in this town. Dry Goods EN-
bracipg numerous styles of Prints, Ginehams
M. Delaines of various kinds, also, the lates
Sly les oiBonnets and every shade ofTrimming
for the same, Ladies' Dress Goods, Vesnngs,
Pant Stuffs, Broadcloths, Sheetings, White
Goods, Tickings, Gloves, Hosiery, ParasoIs,
Yankee Notions, also, large assortment oil
Family Groceries, Crockery Hardware, Boots
Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Wooden anl Hollow
Ware, Dyes. &c., &c., and everything usual
ly kept in Country Establishment.
Having purchased my Goods directly from
the manufacturers and importers, consequent.
ly saving one profit, il is unnecessary 10 make
use Of anything but the naked ruth in regard
to them. II 1 can get the privilege ofshowing
them TO the entire community, it is all ask
the goods will tell their own story. All kinds
of Country Produce taken 10 exchange. No
charge for showing Goods. Civil treatment
TO all. Come and see and b. satisfied. :.
Although goods oil all kinds have advanced
in price IN the eastern markets, no difference
will be made in those now on hand.
JOSEPH w GRANTHAM.
Martinsburg, Oct. I2, 1858.