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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

FNNTN
nov 3 d3n
ri u w GROCERY ~ COMMISSION
HOUSE hnvc rented from a. Il Rueker
liA 6tcprool bfel, Warehouse, lately erected on
The bnsin, immediately aboye Lncy q Terry, ff the pur
pusc Of doingn
General GROCERY n Commission,
RECEfPING IND ron lVdRDING BUSINESS,
Pcrsons buying goods Ia sell again would do WILL
rul on Ie before purchasing NJ shn sill very low
commission only being all theproft chnrgel. where
the cush good negotiable paper is given In exchange.
A good aupply Of 6UANO, LIME a. PLASTER.
kept hand which will be sold low M at my house,
in the city.
All goods consigned Ia my cnrc will be- forwarded
with all possible dispatch, aud particular ion phi
the order of them.
Oon.irnnenra of produce and Merchandise solicited
chnrgcs reasonable md pnine spared render sais
faction. Account Hnles rendered 80 soon u mnle.
WI A. MILLER on the Basin.
nug Ints of the firm of Miller Comnion
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& JDDIN q, APPERSON,
xrGROEs FOR SALE-By viru,

xEGROEs FOR SAIE.--By virtue
II !, decree 81 the Circuit Court OF I usylvnnia
1, .inll an Mon.lny'he 18Th Inst II being Court
l;s,, r,uri-Housc, sell Ia H. highest bid or,
1 ...,oes, the properly of Julia c. Daniel,dccd,
,,,,,,o men, women Il childrcn-ouc boy
,s;rI-aI likely. One half Of the purchase mon
:. ~ ,ppnlh>, and the balance dne in twelve
4. Sid for , divi-ior
JOHN ID HUNT, Commissioner
L. Il the same time and place, | shaI sell lS
H. NEGROES. say three men, one woman with
I.1,an. ON. woman with ne child, four young NO
|, 6rre boys AM one girl.
1 ab,yo Negroes are truly valuable and deFirnhIe
4 a. f,r no ianIr Nv object ing tn raise money,
l.r,sd the llkelicet of my nunber and can con
/ \. recommend them One of them is cd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

William W. Scmones n his right and such I'D
mini TRAITOR OF Beniaman Semnncs, deed. Jnhn
Mary J. an james Semnnes, ........... Def'ts,
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

III NNfIHI HNt w.
1--WE undersigned having purchased the interest Of
VIM. LeltNieh n Son, Ia lhi4 long established
aud well known llotn will hereafter conduct tho same
n,,dn lao, a,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

FUTURE DAYS
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

- sell. At lie Auct.a, all thai r,rt IT the
~ Valley" estate. witch ha- fdi,n I, my
he lnte DIV sion, ,-nupri.ing nunlh"' of al
\ jiae lir- a thinning the t.wn, nnd IA ACRES.
5.5.af,f,nn. Abnut 30 AcreS nf this i a'ilN
or port of this will Il lie wool "n he
The rel + liz, lnnd will lac -oi in + IA -u'i
.',fe lat. Of the entire property wi he r'r'''y
- /, .f.,r,. thr -ulr uud ran .c,Ia ~ The res.
Ms Sarah l.. DAVIS. Spring Wiley.
asf<: Liberal mud vii. be made kna@n n.'"1 day
s4=etu trgn an NJ ,nl,y III eslh 81 Nov, NJ
= I'm O.. bee. mi auad ach succeeding
IA. the pro eliy ia disposed 81. ,
, Al the ann time, III e snld, the MANSION
a. Spring VALLEY, with lunr Aces - land attach
! nIpuhc, e very desirable hniliihg lots the
~ + Nj, Sard, / Davis .,,,,>,
Is enl1t lNAAo t'Ar Nl,OnN
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-, ~ ~ T N
Terms Of Sale:

=; Hloh OF the purchase money will be re
u 'a'li' and tor the residue credit Of one, twn
o'ef years (eqlaI instalment,) will be givcn--th
''''i' or purchasers secur ng the payment of the
= afsatiahle notes, payable nj one of the Banks
l'a'rs' satisfactorily endorsed. and the title to
u be retained until the entire purchase money
s'.lect to be re-sold in default of payment, a.
ID :. n, II '1ee'l Nil only convey sucn title as is
~ IN by the decd aforesaid
-11elo Tee CIilSWELL DABNEY, Trustee
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WHEAT! Whent!l wheat

w Ngent for Richmond Mil, will pny III,
highest price tor all good wheat delivered m,
,umb House, the Basin
sept lot NM, A. MILLER
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Fashions TOK 1853.

n OT1CE.-The subscriber begs inform no
~ citizens of buchanan aud the public general Tint
he hns taken the large md commodiou, lumber house
IN the Basin, Formerly occupied by VIM T. Hardy,
Esq,) where he intends conduct IA Wholesale and
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Al SALE NCARI00 Ncvrocs

Ar ALE OE NEAR 100 Negroes
M; eGIlON.-The Undersigned. acting as
49,, miners nndera decree r,nnnunced ON the 10Th
.,y 1919, by the Circuit Court of Prince Edward
h -, 'ht depending in said Court in which Jo.
ban glaf 'ers and OILERS pIaintiis,and William
.ef. ,' at j siah Chambers decd and others
,.5a'' Wi otie' for sale ut public nurtion for
II me 2'th day IF Decembcr ls53, ir FONT at
an an'g =, the town Of Furmville.
49, NE slaves, near 100 in Number.
Il, : " Tie estate of Josiah Chambrrs. deed, the
I.4 ra,. continued from day t, da, till all sold
" EYpp1n,aare likely and valunbl,--among them
Eai TOBACCO TWISTERS.
b. j. WORSHAM,
J; +; THORNTON, }Com'rs
2Sa28ler H. II "An"fAhh'
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VUNH K Il III L N q MACHINES and
Il WHEAFFANS.-The attention of the public 10
respectfully invited stock of Threshing Machines
and Wheat Fans, which substantially built, and Of
the approved patterns Persons in need of such
implements would do well to give stock exam.
nation we feel satisfied that they will be pleased both
In price and workmanship
All I'M dement's warranted to perform well.
lists DIUGUID & BROTHER.
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vu.SSIONEK,s SALE LAND

m oledence u Il decree ot the Cllcult UOuf Uf
lin County, pronounced on Saturday the 22nd of
eg l853in the Gaze of John D. TAYLOR others,
|, Seon. IN Paisley, administrator Of st, phen Turn,
decd. and others shall, ON Friday the 10Th day
kcember, S53, upon the promises sell by way Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
Jehu Williams,
DEALER IN WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE

III M lust returned Ifom the Noilb with -
u very extensive assortment of the above ~
articles and il now opening door below the ~ 4
Store of Jno. G. Meom, n large stock of Gold -
aud Silver Lever Watches from of the Fl manu.
factories IN Europeso,ne of which will be warranted
to keep good tim. fof two years.
Also, splendid assortment OF JEWELRY. consisting
IN part, oi Genemens' Fine Gold Fol, Vest and Guard
Chains, Seals Keys and Brooches. very ereut
uety of Ladies' Bfens Pins, Ear Rings Cuff Pins, Fin.
get Rugs aud biaceets and endless variety of other
LII. d.. Ill.
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
Ia iEG n
81 ~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

~ will be as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays excepted at. 7 A NJ.
g" Petersburg &" - P NJ
NAIL TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily at.-..............4 p. NJ
= Petersburg " ..--....-........45 A NJ
Fare 81 l0-Children three, aud not over twelve
years of ngc 60 cents. discount of 10 cents will be
nude each fare when ick procured at the nf
fee, and topassengers getting the where no ch-
sold.
Through Tickets in counexon with Bland & Dnnn's
Western Stage Line c, be procured at the office the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
NORFOLK TRAIN

NVNTVTN 7 NHFN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, " e5hcsday4 aud Flidnys
81. A. NJ, for Port Wamll where it connects with
the Steamboat Augusta Cnpr " c SmithfJr Norfolk
Portsmouth, and all the intermediate places
Fare to Norfolk Portsmouth g. 90
heaIs, each u 81
The freight all articles for Norfo, Porsm uth
ard thu different landings the river be paid in
qdya6ee.
y. B-Scrvant- travelling by themselves must be fur
nished with two passes, that be retained
the office, and it be expressly stated the pass
TINT they permitted 90 the Cars Boat the
may be,
2.d&rs IHOS. DODAMEAD. SHB}
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lME BUYERS TAKE NOTICE.
i have in Store 10 Bbis. Bototoult Lime. from n
"A new kiln. II hns been tried in this lnce by good
workmeh and pronounced To be- Of very superior ann
it, -beng we'll burnt and perfectly white. shnl keep
regularly supply of this lime h,ni md will ell il
low. NM A. MILLER,
nov OTIS Ga ia. Basin
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TRACT OF LAND

~ ""VH INC SAID James Lee resided. at the Oh
W MS death, situated in the county of Amherst, Il
,s IL llom the city of Lynchburg, and containing
~ len more or less. 1t i, expected that the
Will revous to the day of sale, be divided into
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09
NECESSITY OF COUNTRY PAPERS

DR.. Fry says:--swe cannot exuect n
make rural paper equal in interest to those
punished IN large and commercial cities: we
nave not the command either Of means or ma +.
ter'ai to attempt such an enterprise. But
there are subjects Of discussion pertaining 10
our town county and State. which cannot and
90 not receive the attention Of papers uub.
lisbed abroad; hence the necessity Of local
country journals. They record facts which
otherwise would not be published; thew note
events which would otherwise remain nm.
known; they communicate intelligence which
can oe communicated in no other way. There
are thousand strong and cogent reasons wby
country country papers shonld be amply sustained. =
"ne'eVer country papers are literally sup.
ported there Is Thrift and general prosperity /:
where they are not sustained. icnoranca =
defence, and poverty are the characterist;c.
Of tho people,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09

The Cunard steamer. Africa. arrived At
New York on Friday last. bringing Liverpool
dates to the 22nd ult The Eastern Ones
ton had not changed it's aspsct-bossili,ies
we're still impending and both Turkey and
Russia preparing for the conflict. The Rus
sian Ambassador ct Paris is said to have de-.
MED that tho Gar had threatened q war Of
determination against the Turks. and on the
contrary. asserted that be vas Ybout issuing
peace manifesto. The combined fleets bad
been ordered to the Dsrdhelles. but were not
to enter except on the hostile advance Of the
Russians.
The commercial news IL favorable. Bread
stuffs maintained their upward tendency. aud
all descriptions had rapidly advanced. Wheat
had advanced Cd per bushel Flour %. Cd
per barrel, and Corn 2s per quarter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09
ATTENTION, FAIRNESS.

MESSRS. EDITORS ~ bea leave 10 "A
1uveft Through your paper. an inven,;o.
OF my own, for which there has been 4 ma.
ent pending. and Of which there hss 49,
model foe some time in the Patent OfIsc. :,
Washington. ! claim As my invention ma.
chine called . Guano Attachment. 10 IS "A,
ed to any wheat drill whatsoever. Tn. ~
sign OF this Attachment ID to SOW d,mini,hsa
Quantity Of Guano lhrcuah the drill teeth v;,A
the seed wheat, and thus cover the Guapo "a
Seed Wheat up together, having been lous
well assured that il was highly important q
put 2 moderate quantity Of guano where /,
would De immediately appsopriased 81 ,hs
roots OF the wheat; and that il Is exceedinsI,
inludicious to spread large quantities ofa ~.
ullzer so costly. and 30 volatile, over the whoh
surface sown in wheat. In . few days ,hrrs
will be 10 the counties Of Fauquier, Ciarke.
Frederick, Jefferson, Sc, a number OF the driIls
offs. r NJ. Pennock. with this atiachmen, ~
fixed 10 them. Farmers and Mechanic, WIN
take an interest 10 this matter are invited 10 n
anime them.
The attachment works with great repuaritv
having on recent trial. sowcd several time,
without any perceptibIc variation, At the M,
Of 80 lbs. guano TO the acre. then Is lbs, is.
lbs 10 lbs, Al lbs. Ia fact the machine win
sow from 5 10 500 lbs, per acre OF The ~.
ano can be shut of altogether. Should fasu,~
ers who have previously purchased Drih.
wish 10 use this attachment, can have il &C.
6xrd TO any kink OF Drill whaiever.
November 2, 1853. TT. NELSON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

The New York Herald, democratic pager
an so'e advocate of the election Of General
Pierce, says:
III has been the misfortune Of G. en-. Pierce
70 erect his administration upon the amnesty
OF the factions at Baltimore, instead Of plant.
ing himself upon the verdict Of the nation. =
Hence be has fallen into the hands Of bad ad
v'sers, coalltionists, aud discordant factionists
harmonizing only upon the spoils. Hence
the rupture in New York and the prospect Of
speedy dislocatiou or Fracture Of every bope
~ The body Of the Dswocrssio party"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09
MARYLAND ELECTION.

Elections took place in Msryla on Wed
nesday last for Governor. members Of Con.
gress, members Of the Legislature and for
county officers.
The Democrats have elected the State off,
GERS and four members Of Congress the wings
two. The wings have made large gains in
the Legislature. and will have msjorities in
both branches, thereby securing Wing U.
5. Senator, and the control of the Public
Works. The Maine Law ticket for Sheriff.
aud members Of the Legislature succeeded In
Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

THAT petition will be presented to the next
i 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 land as it may be desirable in
carrying ont 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 10 sell and convey that portion of
lege Alley and that portion Of German Street which
lies South Of Stephen Street also provision au-
thorizing the Trustees Of the Martinsbnrg 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 iutormeHt
Nov. 8, lS53--4t. MANY CITIZENS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09
COALITION.
ministratien

The Freesoil and Democratic parties in
Vermont and Massachusetts,, have brought
their coalitions to quite respectable state
Of perfection. We have another Cabinet
pronvneiamento from Mr.. Caleb Cushing,
forbidding the union of the two parties in
Massachusetts-with how much sincerity Ca
leb's past history will serve to solve. Per-
haps he thought it would be smart trick to
divert public attention from the condemned
policy of the administration, in the counte-
nance il is giving the Freesoilersin N. York.
We note that he Is as much laughed at, as de-
nounced by his Massachusetts, friends, for his
pains. In Vermont the Democrats cast their
votes for the Freesoil candidate for the speak
ership of the House, and elected him. The
Freesoilers have returned the compliment
voted for the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, and elected him d = ms - six
and this in the old whig State Of
Soiteese. We call for groaaa n BE
tender cS6sciences were dissofbell Ago
by the apparition Of Wing candid y the
Presidency IN league with the Demq Free
Soilisn. ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09

TIME Subscribers. Executoss Of Pemr Light.
u deed, will oi1er at public sale before the
Court house in Msrtinsburg, on .tlcndy The
I2h day IF Deceniber, 1853, beiEg court-dsy,
all that desirable properly, known By the
name Of "Lighl's Ferry" and the adjoining
Tracl Of Land, containing
409 Acres and 3 R0Oils,
to be divided into TWO portions. The former
continuing by survey,
I 2l3 Acres asaa 2 Roods,
about 60 acres Of which Is in Timber. This
farm. with the Ferry, ferry rights. Boar Sc.
will be sold togetner. Its well watered, hav-
ing several never failing springs on il. and q
Fountain running 10 The yard. The improve.
ments--a fvo story Brick house kA
with an addition, \ two story log 6!!rh
house with basement occupied I'M
as graineTy, new SwisheT
Barn, Straw house, &c, large horse stable
with gamers 10 il, carriage house, meat house.
81. poultry house, &c.. and an abundance Of
~ Fruit Tees.
Tie latter farm contains
Iss ACRES AND TWO ROODs,
about 60 acres of which is in timber. THIS
farm is also well wa,ered, having several good
springs on il, two Of which are near the house.
The Improvements are a comfortable two story
~ log house. kitchen, and small apple
It'll orchard.
&W THIS property is situated in Berkeley
County, Va. on the Potomac river. opposite
the town Of Williamspor. Md. The Potomac
and Marlinsburg Turnpike passes through
bo,h the farms, The facilities 10 market are "a
vorable, being convenien, TO the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal and TO several good Touring
mills. The lands will be sold according TO the
surveys made by JohnP Kearfooi. The county
surveyor. the purchasers taking The quantity
as designated therein. unless the said purcha-
SETS shall desire ltesurvey. in which ease they
mus, be made al the expense of the purcha
sers.
Terms Of Sale $500 on the former and 5000 on
the latter tract. to be paid the day Of sale on
each tract one-fourth OF the purchase money. in.
elusive ofthe above payments. to be p I'D on the
lst dry of April, 1854, at which time possession
will he given; the balance in three equal annual
payments. with interest from the day possession
is given. the deferred payments to be secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser and deed of trust on
the land. All grain growing on the land reserved.
Persons DESTROYS of seeing the premises, will
call on Robert Lemon, living on the premises, or
John Light, living near Bedincton. Va
ROBERT LEMON;
JOHN LIGHT, Er'-s.
~I~. "a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09

. sssrslise faet 10 Southern Democrats T.
But il : even true. Yes, . sound orthodox
democrss, eminently competent, quite - much
% a. Guthrie, Or the President himself, TO
discharge the duties Of Collector of N. York,
osfracised BY democratic President, elect
ed BY the four-6fths voice Of that same De-
rnocracy who affiliated with Bronson, Dick
insop, ri all The idea that the "King can
do no wrong" may suit for other attitudes,
but not here where each sovereign thinks for
himself and Of right eriticises the scis Of his
public servants"
Is not this marked "rebuke" not only OF
Che Guthrie letter, but the policy Of the ad-
ministratieu.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09

ia LTtMO IA Il PRICES cVRR EH1.
POS rHs wrsx sspiss NOV. S, isss'
Reported BY Randolph q Lstimsr, 90 South srss
APPLES.-Are arriving 10 large quantities,
and bring full prices We quote s.
to "a per Dbl
BUTTER The stock Is large and market
very dull We quote Glades at IA to
20 cents Roll 10 to 20 cents
Common Ia IL cents.
BACON.-The market is without activity
We quote sides at 8 to 81 cts,
Shoulders III to cents, - Hams
10 70 IA esas. sf..s
BUCKWHEAr--Sales at 81 so to 81 per
100 lbs. vs.
CORN The receipts are light and demand
not active. We quote 81 to66 cents
for white and 81 to 10 for yellow -
New Corn is arriving more freely and
sells at about 5 cents below quotations
CLOVERSEED No demand held nom
inslly at SO 25.
DRIED FRUIT Sales Of Apples at 81 to
81 so per bushel of % lbs = Peaches
81 rs TO S. per bushel of SO lbs
FLOUR Another arrival has unsettled the
markets. and holders are asking an
advance. II 10 held at So SIN To
81. with some sales ut the former
price. Holders are firm and the ten
dency upwards. and but for the scar
city IN money. prices would materially
advance.
WOOL.--Sales Of wished st rs 10 30 cents
--unwashed ~ to ~ cts.
WHEAT Demand fair and market active
Sales Of inferior to good reds at 81 25
to 81 30 Good to prime 81 3s to
81 As. Sales Of White at 81 40 to
81 81 so cents
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09

-
tben sbas p,stfssm was ! skess sad . flss5.
and addS this = their fosser catalogue of sin
Their synpathy with the declaration of psin-
ciples 10 about - deep - those Of the london
editor who pnblisbed m obituary notes. A
friend Of the deceased es:iing 70 pay for i,
on inquiripg the amount Of the charge. vas
told it was Eve shiIl;nrs "But," said the
gentleman, you published one for another
friend q few days since, ~ long ss this. and
charged me only three shillipgs. "Ah,
said the put Usher. "thst was case where Ne
merely said, we regret 20 announce. 10 !;
this 10 case where We said. oe sincerely re-
greet. &c" And these bsrmonists viii IN
crease their sincere protsssstion IN proportion
TO the spoils in expectation. Let those sho
choose TO be gulled by an empty paper. spoils-
hunting declaration. justified BY no sntece
dents but contradictsd BY all-repudisted
by their presses and disovned or evaded oy
their most conspicuous leaders. do 90. but
the masses of honest men who hare seen and
known the whole history Of the matter. will
not be deceived by H. Their platform. like
the lrishman's pigeons. in on paper. and on
paper only
A gentleman in Pkiladelpbia having rur-
chased large number Of Wild pigeons. put
dozen alive into basket, tied cloth over il.
and sent bis Irish servant Who had just come
over and vas quite. green. bat net soft. as
Irishmen never are, to carry it TO bis friend
in another part of tbs city. with note. beg
eing his friend to accept the pigeons as
present. Not knowing what was in the bas-
ket. and hearing o hrntering Pat united the
cloth TO look in and the pigeons few out
and we're of Hc tied the cloth carefully
over again. and vent IN 10 the gentleman and
delivered his po,c- "Ah. my good fellow"
said the gentleman. Il see you have dozen
live pigeons for mo- give my thanks to your
master. and here's quarter for you " And
ia it upon the paper that you said they we're"
inquired Pat. Certainly" said the gentle.
man, the paper says you have dozen live
pigeons" "By St. Patrick" said Pat, elm
glad you find EN- on the paper. for the divil
q one is there in the basket
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09
l6y-Asornrn scIrmlrlc wosprRl-hpportl

16H-ASorHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER Important
70 Dyspepics.-Dr. J S HoueHroS's PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluid Castro Juies, prepared from
Kennel or the Fourth Stomach ofAe OK, after di.
rections Of Baron LrgBIo, the great Physiological
Chemis', by J. s. IIouoHroS, NJ D.. Philadelphia
This is truly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
and De'iidy, curing after NATURES own method by
natures ocn agent, the Gastric JUICE Pamphlets,
containing Scientific evidence ofits value, furnish.
ed by agents gratis See notice among the medical
advertisements
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-11-09
THE "sUMMIT housEs PoR RENT,

YvHE subscribers offer for rent. the well. known
II Hotel property in Hedgesville. Va, known =
the Summit House, and now In the occupancy q
George W Snyder, Esq, whose term will expire
on the istof April, 1854. This property has been.
within the last year, thoroughly repaired and i'm.
proved, and Is now in good condition 1t u sisus-
ted in prominent and healthy part Of the VII.
lage, and 10 the most desirable location for He.
tel, in the place
We will let IL for one year. or for term Il
years or, we would sell Il, II suiicisnt inducs-
mcn.s were offered.
A6rPossession given on the Hsst day Of April
next
For further information, please call On, Or a.
dress WM. L TABLER, near TIedgesville, Va; o.
JN0 7. SlLER, Berkeley Springs, Va
October % Is52--tf