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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
MONEY! MONEY!!
SAVE YOUR MONEY!

ne ANlNG determined to 'hange my business
| will sell = certain class OF goods now on
hand flor CASH at cost aud carriage You will
find large stock OF Silks Silk Tissues, Bareges
Barge de LANES, Lawns, Poplius, Grape ehawls
silk Capes, Mantillas, Cashmere Shawls, Parri-
soles, Sea Grass skirts, White embroidered Skirts
Swiss Robes Flonnced, Silk and Straw Bonnets
White Manchester and marsalles Quilts, Wool
Coverlids Ready-made Clothing Shirts, Books
and Stationary, Clocks, fine stock Of Jewery
LooSng-glasses Of ell sizes, Fans, in fact many
other articles unnecessary 10 mention, all OF
which will be sold for cost and carriage with a
small per cent to cover expenses.
August ., 81 J ". GRANrHAM.
To Christopher A. Tabler, Elijah Tabler, William
Barnes and Eliza, his wife.
UNAKE N0TlCE,-Tha on Saturday, the 2nd
4 day OF September, s5l, at the Office Of Sea.
man Garard, ia the town Of Sartinsburg, | will
proceed to take the Dispositions of sundry wit
nesses, to be rend evidence NJ the hearing OF q
suit, now pending in the County Court of Berke-
ley, in which am plaintiff and yeu and others
are defendants, and ifthe examination shall not
be completed on that day, it will be adjourned
fr0Ia tiae 20 time until il is completed
WILLtAM T. TABLER,
Iu}y % 1854 .EN
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NOW ron n
MAaTINsBuRa CLOTHING RAIL-.

NEAURiZ n. slime { co. adjnin *
w Rswiln's Hotel bsc leave mass respect
folly to inform thetr TREATS of rae IOWA and
county, as well as the res 81 Mankind, thar
they have within he ptsseng wet. afaed
Iaf1eiy 70 their present stock osGO0fiSa Fhe
dew stock consists oi an Endless variety Of cv
cry shade and quality Of iensen's Dress.
and Ffock Goats. psaisleoas. Vests and Peck
81 Handkegchlefs. Stocks and Cullats---also a
large assortment If BOYS Closhlng. as well
as large aud excessive assoslmeu, OF
ERafs, Caps Boots and shoes,
suitable Tor the present seasons-all Of which
they assure them. they can and viii sell "a
very reduced prices. wstAoat exs2gefaten OF
huuaug al they ass /: call and examfna
,ioa n iheir stock. satisfied that al persons m
wan, oil their stock Goods wl.l 60. IS disap
pointed. Also,
TRuSxs ASH CAsp&r B.ss.
g-Shoula Gentlemen desire any particular
kind or eG, Of Cio,hing not found ia our sock.
BY leaving their measure. can be acaomnio
dated aiihe very shortest notice and a. the re-
aueel prices. May IL, "a.
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to wit
head Of Horses,
g head Of Cattle, 5 fat.
70 head Of Lambs. u lot Of tat Hogs
brood Soms and Sloate,
] aee Wagon, Wood and Grain Ladders
Harroaa, l Calt.
4 ut Of Wagon Gears, ! Saddle,
RarsheaT z Doa5ie Slauel and sin
gle Sh9rel Ploagh
Corn G0ver, Clock
A iot Of CaFpet,ag, 8 TITLES,
] Stand, 2 Feather Beds StrQo Bed
and Bcddiar,
l dozen Chcirs, G lot of Nev Bags.
2 BureGus, l Safe. Gun l Wind AliH
Grain Cradle. a lot Of F0r Is. RaheS, sc.
pair rep SadRie Pockets,
4 liz Of Wheat, Oats aRa lIay,
4 lot Of Corn n6le IN the gronad. to be
sold By tie acre,
4 negro nan and fsoaEn7j ariA Be hired
ERta peI Christmas.
YERbS-A credit Of six months viii be given
on nj SUNS over IS, lezcept the wheat and fat
cattle Nhich will be sold for CASH. under thai
SUN the cash win he required. No property tc
be removed until the terms Of sale are complied
with THOMAS VANMETRE.
August 4 6, 1854 Adn'or
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Terms per Session Of FIRE Months
BEDFORD WAITE Il.
FRESH AND CEyygyF,

"A > the season most advantageous fot the sle-
"a esssf1l exhibition Of this highly and well
deserving repued remedy Of Natures own dis
tillaton has arrived, feel it pleasant duty to
announce TO my friends, customers, and the pub
nc in general, that have now on hand and will
continue to receive constant fresh supplies during
the summer To persons afflicted with Dyspen-
STA, Costiveness, arrangement Of The liver, aud
General Debility, we but speak in unison with q
multitude Of voices whenswe say :sthey can find
no better remedy than than this water" We
shall he prepared to furnish il either BY the Bar.
rel, Gallon, or the Glass, at the lowest possible
rates q a
SEASON FlcKETs.-l am selling tickets to per-
sons residing Convenient, at 50 per season, who
will always find the water at their call. with. OF
without ice. The season commenced on the 22nl
of Hay. and will continue until the first day oil
September next JNO. +, HARRISON,
July &c, 1884 Druggist
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nERkELEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,

~ aE lIo:el sf tie undersigned is now ready for
company. The price OK hoard TO each per-
nlaIsnt h.alder viii be, with single room place
IN iasesss SEs, ten collars per aeek Families AZ
the sa,ae tate eoiifed BY The exteut Of chamber
reo. sccueied ami he age ana condition ofits
members. Beard with5aA lodging seven dollars
per week Transient Visst=Ts two dollarsler day
or at the rate oftwelye dollars per week for lss-
than two weeks
june = JOHN STROIHER
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THE FREDERICK
FEMALE SEMINAR

rs located III Frederick City, MI as healthy
1 and pleasant a towu as aly il the southern
States
gEg~ The gcholaStic dyties ,c;ll beresumed
on Monday the ,4th dag Of September neat.
This Institution has an able and efficient Board
Of Professors and Ie4ehefs, good Library, ex-
eellent Musical lbs ruI,ents. an extensive Chem
zeal and Philosophical apparatus, and it is conf
IDENTITY believed that it offers rs many facilities
for inpattide thorough, extensive aud ref I
educat0a as any Seminary in the land.
The School is NeT sEoT.kRLAN. on tie contrary
the young ladies' are strictly required to attent
such Church as parents designate accompanied
always by ateacher
Scholars will be received at any time during
the year, and will be charged PROFESSIONALLY iron
the date Of their entrance to co:e Of the seiio
lastic year in July.
2TFu Boord aai Tu,tios ipei3a,ag fsD,ist 4,
Rooms, Lgits, Ri: Fastihg &c, $500 PER Se97
iqsiic Hegr; pagab{e hah-yewig IL dag9iee.
yPFor Circulars and other particulars address
Jaly 90, 1855 II. WINCHESTER, Pres't
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NEW moor And SaOg rscY0gY.

yssHE subscriber would respectfully irfern the
eitizcns Of Martirsours and the pubic gen
orally, that he has commenced Tie above business
ia the room recently occupied ny Mr. q " Der
rage as o barber Shop, where he will man q &,
uiacture OF the very bes material that the EHS
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets can ta~
alford--all kinds Of Ladies and Gentlemen,
Misses and Uhiidrens Boots, Shoes aud 6'aiters
IN a manner, which for style, comfort md durs
bility, can be exeeiled By none in tbs County
lls VIII a.sp keep on hand general assortiaeB
* Northern and City-msde work, Which viii b
sold Oh the most reasonable terms Persons pre-
fering this kind of work will find il to their ad
vantage 20 purchase Of him rs the rips in a, work
sold by him will be repaired free OF charge.
I:S~ Repairing will be neatly ana Substantially
done, on the shortest NOTICE
April 5. 1851. ! 81. NcDANtaL.
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GB0C FRIES
NEW AMP gSstsSsss.

YJNK8 undersigned has lust received large
J Supply Of farsu GuocraIs. consisting in
part OF Sugars OF all kinds, Msiasses, Syreps,
Coffee, Teas, Spices Chocolate, 6c &c, also
fruits CT every descripton Lemons. Oranges
Almonds, Fiiserts, Figs, Raisins, Wainats sc.
t'sagltppe Ditflae l1reel.-v,s nr.,,l.. na.Sy..}
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NOTICE

FsNHE Store At 1tbnsoutowr viii he continued
/ by c. X. Robins On his Individual account,
b1iug thankful for past fators and patronage,
respectfully solicits continnanee of the same
G. X. ROBINS
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GREAT EAmGAsNs
In Spring and Summer nry Goads,
AT rHE OLD EsTABLIsnED cnEAP sroRE.
y. r.. Corner tith 4 Market SITS,
u,p TI,rlaD,rs n,

fisu TIE LADIES -aieA : se Alrnstne d. fsines
- H.. tsA. ana = EN- :. y ew >tylr Baregc ds
sints from l23s to = cents, B1ssk Apeela II lsls
isA ~ 81, 81. ~ aud - CENTS, Back lawns. last tot
oss At I2E, 19s, and q catits. french CURED Hna
Pisin BrragS, - ~ and g. reuts ffcnrh ard scotch
Ginghsms a. u 4. ISL and - cents. Madonna Cloth a.
1Sh - ~ =. 8 aaa - cent? loasitnc da Brgs At Is
Is 81 cents, Baek frensn lsubasiaes AZ q, i.va
- liza, Rich Plaid sbs at 81 Sisn slsB ana ~
Bsgh tustre Baek silks a ~ 81. 81 .ap &c 80 Es
esh aud American tMatzes - s, 10 and i2a4 cents
. Ete fafnitnre fhlntse- AZ lnts and 1897
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MARTINsBURG ACADEMY.
TIV7F ET FIg1l
chas. 4. rahne.soek, Principa


FsIIE Patrons and fsien4s o. this Institution are
most respectfully Informed that its duties
viii be resumed On tie ia Boaaag cf .Seyfsnal sr
Aezf The Academic year includes the rlonths OF
September and June. and j. divided into two ses-
siens Of FIVE months each Semi-annuaI exarniua-
lions win be he'd, to which all are cordially in
yiied.
The system Of instruction will he thorough and
extensive embracing all the branches OF liberal
English and Classical education,
The Principal not only designs to implrt knowl-
edge to the pupils ami to cultivate the memory,
but to discipline their reasoning powers. and in
duce them to cherish habits ofthonghtfulness ana
research
lis purpose and desire IS to devote bis time TO
the mental improvement. and moral training OF the
youth committed to his care AMI as a guarantee o.
this, he has the honor to refer TO the following
gentlemen, some OF whom have been his patrons
Anirew Huatef Esq. Priest Board charie Academy
We. Warrington, ESD, Charies'own, Va
Doet J. n. Strsith DO dc.
Doet Corjeil, do do
Persons wishing TO learn further particulars
win be kind enough 10 consult any Of the Board
Of Trustees ofthe Martinsburg Academy
TRUSTEES;
z. G. PFsDLEr5S, Priest. Col. JaHx srEorHER,
u. H. CogRAp, See JnHs W BuYp ESD.
~ Htf<T un ESa lfr tfgksslu
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.-LlMp0I..

rsce,1oa apaime article Of Lamp Qil, light
1rj and aaras welliyiih u clear and brill
.-l, " eSisoe 5swer well tor oiang purpo-
--4t.Isty6r W2l DORSEY,
.. 10. lS5i. Druggist
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MlRnAAA

ID EGit O, 5rhiined sc e,ese oft nay sto'k q
Hulrste J mn uow seil it.itt prime cost
~ rms. arAbatldiug can save fifty per cent
.lsusesn and. se.aotiog just such articles
p A."S AAAt. ..~.,
..a.-s, s4, j. IS, GRANTHAA
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ated PERRI.a s. r.lRD.

uegqypg. y9g have Submitted the official
Is 3t1A+ Share bidders "a hlaps Meetng.
taelth tb avsh,pg Of the 21ta inst, for the
is'e actifg Committee, and taking into
ttua I'll op.olher itatteri silectiiig tbe Interests
o,r1sEsu hoitgls 10 Aihy 'aiiinD pIFr EN4fR-
Mss adj lau34 HAE 0a8 H8Me t
34t site psenri ttat committee have been sp-
i,, tsa ahp distinctions given them as to The
ne % De pursued up TO a certain stage OF pro-
a.. The eit9fpIise. Fer tbeiaformatipn Of
lfo haaers, | here log leave 80 state that
1td'il 70 tickets so!d-up 10 the present time
# III coo Fgqln tlis van viii perceive iiiat
as ~ W. Hinre ace sold, they vslll advsse
fH 9hf 5udg 81 sbstelo'ders Of lie fact, and
H'afh SIS III eeneral meeting assembled G,r the
i'ueuoas - to he final disposition Of
uAt}5ps9y Win Witiehtitey are intfusted
aat }he-e 94teo tickets nay be sold in the
tluiast no ss'bleJime the undersigned makes the
s, YsH4t r5pf sIiiors ufoqua,iud for berahtv.
..lfe8 N4sfSn IS TO setaun q ebo OF ten stibscr-
-.4ist fNards UoEttn 4oltz's 70 ibiS Office ,siH
-ia'gf la'at o. ether eorssyarces, eleusn
% Js,gsq5 w4o sapds lqtonc iinel one ha,-
'sIH hqfe srat q Hhe mfaaer, One hun
IN va ariaii sehd iatone timel fire
'f d soHafs, pi9bart seal u, liz t,auaer, Sta
idf.r al lager sums in exact proportion.
y rs ltfes asd,geplemen, that no pc to
year heafly fo-oPeF9tian IN bringing this
fFfqe 20 speedy, aud hope to AL, a satisfac-
tbrmluatiou, .ts, .,5...a.
VIII great consideration 9, respect.
remain ynnrsaehed ently,
8al9 2tfff fssf e'''a's Y. PHRHAM +
10000 TigBETS Only 1T 500 EACH
vITl be sold.
AlN or1ers'sf5r titktts W. Mail should be
sf eesto'50StAH FERllAM, Academy Fan,
DOS roHd@av NaY ta
t Wd,llapaen that all The Tickets are sold
t..rt q sifs ar isreee5ved. money VIII be returned
zlAsa 'E pgsiaGa. Correspondents viii
Ttttes sauRst,F tAac names, residence,
~ agi Slals,, eat epofs. Or iiconve-
9f'43 Rps9gelppc with their directions on
I.lgli aaipsR rietsis a'lAe may order
tee- f9 1ssgl
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COME RUNNING TO THE BOOK Store,


Two doors Nsrth OF Broderick's Hotel.
EtoME get Lesle's Ladies' Gazette for August
7 Yankee Notions, August. New Novels iust
received Agatha Beautort--Mystsfies Of Con
vent--Flora Lndsay-Jessait's Daughter sc,
Physiological works of Drs, Holick ana Mauri-
ceau, and others All the papers-the Know
Nothiag--True Know NothiBg--the knew Some
thing Pick--Pi cayune-E. Y. Herald Flag ofoul'
Union, Citizen, Irish American Boston Pilot, &c
New songs; Few Days Know Nothing, &c, cts.
Back numbers of all the papets supplied. Lots OF
Books and Stationary, cheap,
II you want Books cheap give US a call,
Wen try orr best . please you all,
August 9. 1854 rREAGER & MORAN
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NJ. A. BOOTH 4 co,
and Dealers la all kinds of
TOBACCO. SNIFF AND sEGARs,

HAVING opened an entire New Stock, pur-
chased ter cash directly from the Importers
aud Manufacturers, offer to the trade, articles in
their line for cash or approved credit, as low az
can be purchased AZ Baltimore md upon as ia
yorhblc terms.
Orders from neighboring Towns solicited which
will he attended to with promptness-
Martinsburg. may 8, 1854.
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o y ton FOR SHERIFF..


d }thbA-sIu The county cour! o. Berkeley
v,ts isla sfni, 4 s5tf Nt
4aoQ ecaonheld Oh tie 3rd,day ofAugust, IS.
oiiGuKof Bs .o'ny douaty having beer
-r--itis trdete4 .nat an election for Sherf
loapty be ho.d on tho 2 list day ofAu-
~a,aHd Tina The following Officers are APP
-se s. 5n5er'Rtoad aud oondact said election
Ha@--james S. Brown john II. Lilens
-r.e(gt ..pId, Daniel Matsor, 'Wm H!Aiat
=i abHg l}Jrtn, Jr, conaaetoFi 4e.s
suy{'S IbrlVlep IlefshaW, James Walker
f*iiHyc- Hugh Mckee, Ezekiel Showers
" Cieay, conaae.or.
VS. Cfdss Rcaas Jacob. Miller, Abraham
tts5n James Mason, Duane Coon.z Jo
.I' ion}s -ED8np c Burns conductor.
Gfeoe - George 81. HoH,da, + ". Mason
a. Small, Jacob Myers, Peter Garaher,- =
RIpet EaYtor. conductor.
10 ..ag HqlSrs,--DsIiel Leftover, George Chris
Wha,n Jaes, A, ". McCsary, Jas, Crls'
,itcob Price, conductor
o.srile--loha AorH, HenryJ Seibet, ia
ID Am0 Williamson, Israel Wood james
sndJcter.
a's .Via-Robcrt X. Robinson, Rober
rhhp Rveshart Geo w Robinson, John
3D. "rr-r, --Geofge w hees conductor.
,ay-- Levi }rann0n, Are,Ielaas Stanly,
rll raniy-Joseph T. Deheven, John W
a, --j5ha NJ WI ite eondactor.
god r1rtStc A--Ssnusl hlck0wn, Lemuel Camp
3D., so,tih Uaapman, Joseph Hollis, Morgan
$50 r, oha Griffith, conductor.
tyt.f--Samuei MatAeys, NJ 7. Snsd-
Hunu b. North, Alfred Hoss, Jacob Sin
john Hastings, conductor
.eaj-- iqte,a a. q ALbVRIl5, o,s,c'
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CANDIES AND CONFECTIONERY
OF EVERY VARIETY,

together with large lot Of Toys FOR children,
also Tobacco aud Segars Of all brands, all OF
which, and muck more will b9 sold, very cheap,
and very soop, Cal at once, at the Corner near
" opposite the Lutheran Church, just by the
pump. CHARLES sC.OPPERT.
igay :, 1854
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F5NHE Fourth Annual Session viii commence oil
I the first Monday in September, 1854. The
Course of Study includes all the Branches taught
in the best Academies for Young Ladies, being
selected with reference to the position Of Women
in Society and her influence an Educator. \
rev School Building, Just completed, has 3een
erected tae site OF the former one the PTiiaa-
ny Department viii hereafter occupy the first
story the Academic Department the second the
third story contains the Dormitores for Boarding
PIpils. The Assistants are all experienced Teach
ers, the Ladies being graduates ofpne of the best
Female Colleges in New England. Parents who
desire Home School for their daughters are res
peotfully requested to examine the claims of this
one, Circulars with full particulars e0n be OBJ
tanned Of Dr. REuBsN SUMMERS Martinsburg, Va
aud at this office. AUGUST 10 1854
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PAPER HANGiNGS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ITO WELr. & BROS,

MAJ llFACIlRERS AND IMPORTERS,
so5 BALTIMORE STREE
4 MITE the attention Of he public 10 iheir
X large and beautiful assortment oi French
AID American PAPER ilANGiNCss, Of CIV
iirs new slyles--emhvacin the finest DECOR.
TONS IL Gold. plain and rich ci!oss also.
Oak, Walaut. Pine, and her wool limitations
new aud handsome sty les.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
snd Iealers generally are invited to view the
assortment and pyces. as we are satisfied we
can oiief superior inducements.
Jy-Pspers put up 10 the best manner. and N
al cases guaranteed. march %. 1854
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NgRE NOW BO0NS.

9BfC Women Of the West Utah and
tie Aioruoas Ten nights in Q Bar Room I;
les Of IS cent Books for 10 cents each :
yitgnia-to bshad at EVANS
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FURNISHING GOODS,

Mrssiles aud Imperial Quite from 9 50 70 :. 90, Dim
its Quits al sizes p 81 f7s Shevtng Muslirs s
widths tFstn d Sl.Ho Napkins at IA, 1875 rs and
% ceats Iowlings ia .,tat pariety scotch Diaper all
widths ricsiags and Furniture checks, Furniture Dmits
at l2z, isS d. Haa Aiadaw Shading from 2 ipgb
70 . wide, pN Ease Linen aud Mu.lins. Table sna
Piano 0vers, &r., 8o.s Mi.elesale and e,taii A.
y r. Af,lHAAtBAuLTa
Siofe tT R4eaas s.. y. raf M q fa4k,f SIS P4'caa'
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MILLINERY.

n RS. s. i SGHL0SS,
Two doors south Of J. Hsrrison's Drus store,
WT0ULD Inform The ladies' .! Martinsburg aud
w vicinity that she has just opened a choice
and fashionable assogtmeR. "
sP ING AND SUMMER MILLINEHy,
comprising every article esaally kept IN her liuc.
She respectfully invites all IN wan. OF good aud
fashionable goods or WORK Ia ans ae6epartment
Of the Millinery business. 70 call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. She aatttas herself that she will
be able to please all April ~, 1881
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n. II. Tbsyer, i'rincipal of the EiFh School BqIt
h. Warfea. M T., Westminster, ma
Vim. Matnia@ n. D., do o.
Eli J. Henktl, III D., A. 4. Ccaut, do
:. d. Lynch, ~ D, do, do.
Rev Augustus Webster u y Bait do
II l. Bonds Afty at law, % do.
c. D. Barnes, do, do. DO
Hon N. Brewer an1apolh, do.
A. Randall, Ats at Law, Apnar oils do
K. Downing Chester county, Pennsylvania.
Jacob SherIIess, Az e., Downingson de.
nsz~Schoars will be received at any tir,e, and
will be charged propor;ionably from the date Of
their entrance to the close of the session.
harrisburg August 9, 1885,.
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LADIES INSTITUTE.
Franklin Square, Baltimore, Nd.
HEADS OF FAMILY:
MIR. 4 MRS. WM. McCLENAHAN.

INSTRUCTORS /: it
IL. b. McCLENAHAN Principal;
Mrs. II. NJ. DOWD, English Branches ana
Belles-Lettre
Mss HARRIET A D0WD, Primary ncrart-
elent;
Mrs. H. B, McCLENAHAN, Instrumental
Music;
PRor. \. j. CLEAVELAND, Vocal Music
Nh. EMIL KETT, Drawing and Painting:
Mr.. K. j. BOOTH, Teacher Of Languages.
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BERKELEY FEMALE SEMINARY.


WE second session ofthis school for TeuxGL L.
IL pIEs. will commence ~ Asa{8s fhs IN I'M d
sstsfyacsv nezf. in The building on Eias STREET
MfrtiHsburg, nearly opposite The " r thnrch
known as the '9BrRKELEY sEAIxARY1
Thorough instruction viii be given in all the
branches pertaining to highly finished English
edncation, With French, Latin Mpsic &c &c
The building and grounds are large, fasorably
situated, and IN every respect well adapted to the
purposes Of a school
Terms per Session az Ere Months
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
TIE MAY no sElI. LANn.

w advise all persons owning Virginia lands
w and desiring to sell tbs same, % ADFElt-
TleE--hrst in their own letai papers, 50 that
their neighbors may become acquainted with their
desire and next in some journal Of wide circu-
laton, printed al distlues 10 that the attention
Of strangers may be drawn to he properly
The best paper in Pennsylvania u Advertise
Virginia Lands in is the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS


DOS. w CRANFHAM returns as SIN
% cepe thaaks te has friends and the public
generally ier the patronage srerofore extend
ed 10 hins, end would ROW announce 10 them
that he has 3us, returned from New York wild
with splendid sleek Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. QUEENS
WARE HARDWARE, BOOTS,
AND SHOES, HATS AND
Gaps, B0NNETS. SC, &c,
winch ne IS now ready TO exhibit, and sell
cheaper and on hettesserms than the same eual
ny OF goods can be purchased eisswhere.--
Call and see me at The old stand.
April 25. 1851.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOONS.
fHNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT.
a idAY invites tie attention Of ais friends
and tie lblIc generally, TO his wa selected
stock OF aew and fashionable
SPRING & SUMMER DRY GOODS,
which he has just se iyed and which COM
prlses every ar,icie connected vita the bust
ness, consisting
DRY Goods, Groceries, Hardieare, QueenSea,e,
Hats, Caps, Boois, Shoes and Boz
nets, Sc, Sc.
a particular description OF the Goods have
as deemed unnecessary. Those in wan, of
good and cheap goods, will give me a call and
examine qualify and prices ior themselves.
April e, 1854. GEORGE DOLL