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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11
sitfomsoats ano Railroads.

sitfomboats anb Railroads.
CPRING and SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS,
SSffi1ARk AND SEw,5oRSr TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY
JsMRfcA EDWARD Tyson
comm. saisi Deck Divisions: iIC Newark
N'"DA' ard q ''' Commercial p3et, Newark 10
Ee~.Yors, M5fM
FOR freight and towing VII WOODRUFF Ascu the pier
STATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot of Whtehast..
> Fare q sE to oTARASTITE srAPL soTq n
'r-' Les'e s'sIsn Island, Leave Ss % , TP1f
x,b T Ss sn he r..od o'clock ''I S: S' "
Ni.lt bos from New YORK III O'CLOCK F'ie "a GEMS oo'
sUSoaY 4RR.Sesassrs leave every hrf hoa, .oet
o. until Night boat. o'clock from the i'l'Od ioOeloeF
from Eew.York --------
sCOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
The splendid nd superior steamers az sIAIE Sipt w n
pd oedcs end EMPIRE STATE captain sIsyo9
ieaTes every ucsdaJ THURSDAY and al 9coc
? NJ per No Mr. near the Battery Both touching "
rrt,t 70 Boston through With sre, di;2aeS By an
tIsn WIZ BORDEN Agent Nes - and wee..
10y TIE CLEVELAND and rOLeuO RAIL
Bo Gh6 exc D. % fo6s SIZING
Daily Trains leave Cleveland from station otC ana
s h 1.P 'oERis e y ''lF'
ie .I o. t,T m Initial Road Ia sale BIOona gtoa
Ghesso and sskippi Railroad, BoOuinsOn to Altoal aud
Loa. they will the trip including az
&c between Cleveland and sc Louis IN %
rs P NJ E1Jr-,s stopping Oberln Nowalk MonroeVier
Glide and Frei.oht Toledo with train
MbsAn Railroad reaching Chicago ~ " next morning
conpe,trr above, with TAIN Rock lhand haf)ad Tor
81 Ionis tubnioF through IN 81 hours -.
night stopping A. all regular stations oJ "nich
Z VI. Of following DAY
Dayton Beeontsine and Sprnshd
Cdo where they Fii land the TX
pres, Mad River snd Lake Erie Railroad ana rach
teiieioutsne
sprnghelc tt...s..-.
Dayton
FtTicr than hy aDy other line. -, -,-,
spCs will take the 80 VI train reach
pg Devon at r 81, where they viii had the ca' OF the
ILGsns Railroad, and reach ndsGaPCu ths sans
evening will found only eomfoft4b oue
bat psssns through be ouhus Of springfield ana DAYTON
suo the the State u will be tourd decidedly the
plesssntett. Cleveland 10 lndisnapoia, 80 -
the line Of had River sud Lske Ere Cinci
matt Hamilton sud Dayton Indian. Central Railroad this Will
BE- cuod by far the desi able route
FEB Q, 1854 :. Is, PHILLIPS snPtC 1. H. H.
CHANGE' OF ROUTE of the II A. NJ aud z. 81
- LINES for PpILADELPHlA-On and after MONDAY the
18th Msrcb the II ~ aid r. Ifains for via
the New Jersey Rsrosd will be vi, Isconey aud Wsna,s'
thus avoiding the sBee and delay o. .he omnos
from and sfodng passengers al opportunity 70 ONE
OF board the steamboat IN che Deswas Inc return
trps from Philadelphia ~ and 81 T. NJ will leave IRON
RAlcutst wharf
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8alfs bp 0nftion.
=

TO TON MOTT e.
a HENRY II. LEEDS Co, Auctoneers
AIN. tber penons ususi many ps 10 the
SALES Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
N. residence. families breaking up housekeeping In hs city
s Broo during They will also have regular sales
ever, their No swsl, for the convenience Of
hos Who may desire this nediam Of sale
JosEPB HEeExAs, Asetio1..r ,,,, ,
At the CENTRAL sALEsROOMS, Wllionghby,
conner q P.srL.s, Brookyn on WEDNESDAY and THURS
Se siiif 81 sr9Ixa SALE
ss. .sS Ai.ssser oinsss. Of all adi 'penddy saved
s% s. .S S:a. S. sd SS S
as level cs. md Boss: Alec 'pispod Bronze
S. p.S ss Goods Ssa ~ nd Collection s'S q
'ssss on r1 Sn S soSs o have them
yseted .s expense BY ne ot Porst me so9G ~
,spseay invited TO call eIsmine them with catalogues
P,r.R PaRxs Auctioneer- No. 70 Ssven-s,
Auction NOTICE-sALE of HOUSEHOLD
"A FuRNIIURE teIz NEWELL Co ~ SiI sell on MON,
md RossSood Suites 10 's,o dsu.sk eroeseei casirs
sS:S Fs1Sis asSs
A UCTION NOTICE.-MACHINISTS TOOLS,
n STEAM ENGISE and ROLLERS CASTINGS, Usag,.nsd
Esh IS eoct At No go Bowsry between sts,oa snd
3; roofs d sS6 nj s in
PR o. hssi s. Rb r4s s.or sss so a.a %
Pnrs Pres Medium Power Enclosing Press Hat Press &c
AsTHoSY J. BLEEcEER Auc,ioneer
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE of three valuable Lots
IN Ct Ground with the Buldpgs thereon.
rbe Bowery Al Auction ANTHONY BLEECKER will sell
public auction WEDNESDAY, March T. 1854 AZ II o'clock a.
the oowng valuable property va Houston the three
Of with the buildings
100
OF the fsd being each IN Is
fee, depth For psTtica
Of tie above apply 10 the Guctioneer No Broad ~.
JAMES WEEDEN. Adninstrsiorof
t2sSS) Adam Horteli, decsAsed.
A UCTION NOTICE-LARGE SALE of CROCK
IA Fry &c-J. = VAN ANTWERP L son will sell Do
flESDAY March H. at 10 o'clock b. The package and from the
shelves Ia suit city country dealers So White
GHIie do ITonstoDe 10 DO llgh Blue, sdo C. Chambers
20 G. Bowls do Jugs Edsogere Plates aud Dishes
2eo SIttoOs es White and Blue raised China Of
DO French Vases 100 packages Glassware Knvee aud
Ioks Walters &C. previous
81 MERwIE Aacdoneer.
DY BANGS BROTHER d. CO--Trade Sales
ID Rooms No IS Psifr6w
ON MONDAY March IS and co1tp 1ed tn the sd
TRADE SALE The Catalogue which Y The
sued viii be ready the z Of February
jos LORD Aucti0nses.
DY GEO W. LORD d Co, No 1856 Broadway.
Ohetweep aud Leonard sales OF Books PAETNe
FURfIrUkE, &c on favorable terms
HvsRY y LEEDS. Aucloneer.
UY II. III. LEEDS & Co, on SAL URDAY, March
ID ICi O'CLOCK the suc0D-foOn No Wails, House
Wasttrds Gc splendid Won Aubson, russ Is and Ing
Carrots Cottage suites ID aud Mahogany Side
Rlsds WaIdIobeE Crimson, Plush and
Lace and BTOcatee Window Curtains Rosewood and
superior Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
Fo account Of underwriters Tapestry Brussels Carpets
slightly damaged, Imported Ia the humboldt
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john s. BETTs, AuctIoneer
A fiction NOTICE.-MACHINIST TOOLS

n STEAM ENGINE and BOILERS CASTINGS, UnGnisned
Work ke-GHRARD BETS will sell At auction MONDAY
Mach IS 10 o'clock No go Bowey Stanton and
IN the (by order OF the Adminstrator
NACHlNlSTS' TOOLS. STEAM ENGINE, CONSISTING Ia
Of Lshes Steam Engine az inch eyhpder Boiler Gearing
vrrioss ko Tools Apv Bellows Nss Also Nedium job
Pibg Pres Medium Power Enclosing Hat Press
osth without
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UPFAT WESTERN MAIL

GREAT WESTERN MAIL aOUTE--SlAI1
eIiLRuA6 LINE TSe Rresd open the iG..i..pp'
ay.I Rs1I es s. p. @ 81 dc SEwYoRK AND EAR
sl HGDs0N RIVER RAILROADS, az Scloe. A n snd
ia 0 ,odael til " TiR L5aISSg ExPREss rSs
g oeloeL %Seie cor se night. b ob;3ed ,9s
proceed At osoet next u2rns BY me iOA'S Az Al
~ a It s. Ie5 oAP G be- " a5 ELEc1p
so1D ,or soesfcrd FrcspoTt, Gseaa and Duslqus
3sns y M line have he sys,s o. '0 3oS nee ai
BE yersiOu delays Oecaone4 ~ 10" "ATEh
~ TEfdasS TeLs.4 or ay further apply the Con-
% os' No ' b'''T J6HS i e PoRT fi General Agent
uUDs0N RIVER RAILROAD. Fall Arrange
II aYs & ~ $,S r. AS 35 sq 5 ts.
EE-ses Tain g. through In four hoais connecting vita
Ni 81. FL. ,s' r. 1 i''a Way
y .s'' rIsll. P 81 k;eom@'e''''o I'sif "'e NJ
G w.. =. s':.si s Tn :. q p. I: = f ad =
"a y 81 i, ca 1. =; %
Ife y.o.D FssssllL ard Possatsspde Tr.n' 500 "al
;sssn 81 Ch.tes. cn.l chrrops.r 1911 and go,
SUNDAY ~ ANS 20 p y hon ana 4 ;'f ABBY
''P'is 81 "'' EDMrsD FRENCH s4peTInssaasa,
NEW-YORK and XEW-HAyEY RAILROAD
~ IA NEW UlSrER ABRASGEMENI' ls't
Comuerc1s Jlnrary 2 lsS -. .
TsatSs Feos NV YoRE Sew-Hsvse Acco alodton =
IAN 81 ssa D. =. LIRrs' s. sn5 II
ste AerTas and sr1tesT; the " train At ''in4 1ad
Fsr ffi Chest. special Aeeouoiai,n ,-airs
y
Pm
p 81 D.8s I'D Sup o. spriasl-i .
hal Slotfe-i
Trsf 81 Dine a. SprinEaed. .
ACCOMMODATION OF tns NeWeFens hsrlior1 A1o
Spgingf d Rsir0sc-Af % g. & u
Yer 'Csla HaLf0sd-A g and u 3 4 "
FOR sven Neu London hAilf sdkJgress " 70
NLoIdaa. Norwich and PTos4sncs and p IL t.
SsE-LordoB only
~ = h''''''i' .'e S'''''.'' "-'''@ ''''' ~
or Dsnb1ry sad Sors2ll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. Ah
ard E17rsfG ats 2 N
TEass ro YEw.Y Prom He< Accommodating :.
srt 5 " ard ? n Express Ll0 aud as "
Fcra EcrEsk Port CbesrspesA nod ti trtaS
p -
5, s-re i Of si7etnent the s5r Ho add Ho,sis
Pffs'r Surt's OSce, 20 n Csnsls. ks"-l0rk
A2st SaPt's Otace SssioL-fio-ss y Haven.
NETWORK ard ERIE RAILROAD.-Passenger
~ Trains PER c. Drlrs q - .cLoT1 w
RsEslo Express sr Bafsl direct cer ne Nes- fof
and re e road Buffalo ara vfork Cy aroec wiz
cut eht7Ge afbsfFsge or c-fs --,t-..,,-.- 49,.
iors rs trgu rsnsas nsht - lima aud proceeds TIC
va. E-... r go DsaffE erd ilsglzsd sss;i1as
ss-cnesscu 3 Delaware nc raet.ate SALONS
Tavi-r-t Fst-eff 49, " f9r EeSb1rgh
Wa P.,sfr ~ fsr ~ rngnt All MEDIATE s.ssons
Nl.b.Frrspsf5P u .for D1nklik md E1-l-c.
or > Nd Al snly 0ns EfTasss Train, ~ 2 4,
T TK5ffss Z. D1DEk ihs Lake shors
Rafcad Cleveland CiLciun<t Toledo Detroit Clicso he
CHAs alNof, SIgsraEsades'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY-Sew.

(NENIkAI VI
" York souerso snd BAstonwirssr Arrsafsnens snd
sitst Dee IS P.esser Tias VII esss ioiews IRON rs
~ : Moth Riy.r NJ ~ NJ aat 2 NJ New
York sOm.rvils as NJ BY "a rod 90 81
5fP Lave SoEsryilis t~s,D at $50 4 n fnl. Inc
con usets b. tia Railroad Company 100, OF Cosrt
lAEtt<t N.u -, 49,
Srsrs with trains rom New veTs :. fen rsss.
- k Bsksnriss. &e. SoaeFvte for Pes2seI Ne fom
he Rsas+ Cor F.miBgon. ron Esstos Tor Besidese
Wtkssbaire Bethlehem, Alsnfows Mach Ch-nk ke- &e
v GEO n PFGRAN Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11
professional Notices.

IOHN p. CHAPLIN & Co., (late Wadsworth, Dyer II
~ Cbspp corner south Water Clarkess, Che.sO Illinois
General Pro- Commission Forwarding Mlchsns Eastern
ordr, Tor the FoJE Wool Gen erase Seed or
poa Of the West promptly attended ~ and con-
sgDme MS solicited
JOHN CHAPLIN. LOUIS FoLLETT HCRL6CE
MOUNT, GRANT q BELK NAP,
w ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT La"
AGENTS,
& Eranci Iallfn-Ila
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vy,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i sTaTEs NAIL sTEAMERs-Ihe ships eenp's'ns tAs na'

e he folIowtnfi n.r,v,r G, ~.
ATLANTIC, Cspt West RsTsslSr - c.s..ocl
ARCTIC. Capt Lace. ,, 5ALti~' N>P' "
7tes hps been hal b contract espr.sy oi 49, In
risies IyeTy 80 teen taken IN tseir
tff 10 ard tfeed aud h-h 90
tfrs sd for elegance snd a. n
81 49, fs rom Liverpool In kSiss et't
.seerd 81 e,ciusivs o. exrs fe stare rooa
Llvertco TO New-iOTs 4S0 and AZ An e1p>
tsehs3 To .seh ship No berth secured anti pad iof
For resht or psssse sppyt - ,.,,., ~
BROWN. sHIPLET n Co, Liverpool -.
JOHN MuNROE < Co, Rue Note Dtrre des ies'f'ss'
Psris GEO. r. DRAPER d,vre
TIE owrsr, 'ts,e shr 81. aeounise fr soe .yef
hplor reee w.lry pfeeous metals Jules eis o.
I,rr an De NAae theEee. tara exp ssea
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DIAMONDS Diamond Crosses Breast Pins Finger Rings Ear
RpF STYLES for s much es the usual prices
Ut NFLRY And SILVER WARE All kinds Of JeTelry and
Silver the st patterns in great variety and warranted
RFPAIRs al kins Of W,ichts snd clocks Cleaned and Re-
- H. H. res,yo.rner o JENNINGS. No "a FItH-st
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I'd ererrg In core the sr.ira ~ re
ssps % EzPs TIsiI Z 7ls- e-f' " -ae a7sna.A ,,'
TIFsDAY and SATURDAY e. ~ e ErfiT-l - Z o'clock 2 a
t,s ss,sevsrs Co1 ths ST ococt and
20 ~ The day o'clocs IollJ 2 Eo1is
20 Ssveuush 10 Msngseryg .cg IS los Iets -d rave
thar BY a cher role - -,.,,,. -
Arrr s.fsr-e, VIZ AKA C4ft y Ki1g art WILLIAM JAS
ToS C.ut ThornssE form regular Ire .us I'D
leaving sasacE-h lJLcUA4 IiL A-DAf
o'clock fr pi-tk- / id :9a b
ie0Tgis idckso1vio Md eb1rs
p.rcs-s rra CUISINE Fonda flrse boa1 hsv az =
odlt..cs or pas 1rS and ttfng tr sIa ~
ser tfr. 4af erfs fcT --ds 30 8 oilss
For ne ~ sTry bad --s al bis Of a. " & De- gn=d
tne ioi Iistt ,.r-rr 49, IL =. 4. H.n.dr.r Y Y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
IfGETApLES.

FENHE subscriber would inform those in want OF
fresh Vegetables, that he IS IN daily receipt
Of all kinds, AMI can supply them cheap at his
Grocery nearly opposite the Lutheran Church.
July 10 "a CHARLES SCHOPPERT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE EAST!
IN slime

"AS rus, received one oF the largest and
IL most fashionable assnrtEaents Of SEA-
SONABLE CLOTHING, EVER opened in
AIartinsbutr. which be will selt AT most ex
,,raordlnaFilv Iose prices A FULh STIR or GEo-
rurrG can Be had foF TWO DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS, His stock consists
COATS or ALL KINDSl
India Rubber. Velvet and Plush ; French,
English. German and American Dress aud
Frock Business Goats, Linen and Cling
ham Goats. OF aiiqualilies and colors, nan-
u.actured TO order expressly for my sales,
and cannot be found in any ether establish
ment in The Valley decidedly cheaper than
ever before sosd--sonie as Tow as Ca cen IS.
PANTS AND VFSFSf
Consisting Of Cashmere. Cashmefei, Cloth !,
Satinet. Tweed, CORDUROY, Linen andCoi-
ton Pants OF every variety otsf4ie and prlce
some as low a. Is cealsl Cleih, Cast
mere. Silk, Velvet, Plush. Marseilies, lin
en-. and oihet sly les 81 Vests-soAie as low
as 50 ceais
HATS AND CAPSi
Consisting OF Six, Fur, kossush, Cuban,
Panama, Legborn ard Pam Hats. q all
qualities aud styles; sir, Plush, Cloth and
Glazed Caps.
STOCKS. CRAyATS. SHIRTS. sc.
A large and beautiful assortment OF Stocks,
Cravals, Shirts, Collars. Han ikerchieis,
Socks, Suspende.s, Umbrellas, Carpet.
Bags, Trunks, Sc, Sc.
Gail at oace two doors north OF J. W
Boyd's store. and next door south Of Evans
store, on Queen street. March %, '5i.
n b. Persons that cannot be accommodated With mi
present stock OF Clothing informed that prepare
Clothing eref at seei notice and guar
autend III I at the same los prices.
80! my sincere ttSnks thc citizens Ct Aiatns
burg ylaity the very lherl patronage have re
coiYed andfsspeetfuii solicit continuance 81 The soIes
pledge myself there shall be ppth6s wanting en- my par
10 reipr general satsafset0u both In fools AMI Peiees
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
MARTINSBURG ACADEMY.
WIT Fr rI0Er.
chas. .. Fal,nes,ecIs, rrlnclpal.

rFsHE Patrons and friends ofthisinstitntion are
4 tnost respectfully informed that its dates
vii be resumed az ~ lst Nondog n Ssesa.btr
nezt The Academic year includes the mouths Of
September and June, and is divided into two ses-
si0us Of FIVE months each Seini-annual examina-
tions will be held, to which all are cordially in
yited.
The system Of Instruction will be thorough and
extensive. embracing all the branches Of liberal
English and Classical education,
The Principal not only designs 10 impart knowl-
edge-to the pupils ami 10 culsivaie the memory,
but to discipline their reasoning powers, and in
daee them to cherish habits Of thoaghsf0lness and
research
His purpose and desire IS to devote his time TO
the mental improvement. and moral training Of the
youth committed to his care and as a guarantee OF
this he has the honor TO refer to The following
gentlemen, some Of whom hase been his patrons
Andrew Hunter Esp Prest. Board Charsstown Academy,
W. WoEthiucton, Esq, tharisstosn, Va.
noet J. II. Strsitb, do d..
Doet Cofdell, do. DO
Persons wishing to learn further particulars
viii be Kind enough to consult any of the Board
Of Trustees ofthe Martinsburg Academy.
TRUSTEES:
p. &. PgSnLETss, Priest. Col. JOINS srRorHsa,
D. l. 1aERAD, see. JoHN W Bayp. ssg
E. r. Husrgs, Esq. Dr.. K. McSaaaRY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
VALUABLE
BERKELEY FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers at private sale a valu-
/ able farm in Berkeley County, Virginia, ~
ing near the mouth Of 0lequon Greek, on the Po-
tomac river seven mites from Shepherdstown and
eight from 1artinsburg, containing POP ACRES.
The land lies near the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
10 acres are irst-rate river bottom, the balance is
upland of excellent quality, with good proper
ton of timber
The improvements consist of gooi Dwelling
with the necessary out-bui,dings first-rate
swsher barn, SC The farm is well supplied
with never-iailing water, has ON it an orchard OF
good fruit. and is one Of the most desirable in the
neghborhood II is now occupied by Nr. Joseph
Sebert
Tams-Oue-third of the purchase money will
be required in hand, and the balance in two equal
annual payments with interest The deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises
Sept. 6. "a. PRISCILLA TURNER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
EOT.C0Rg0SlVE PENS.

FIGURE, BLANZY SCo'S Amalgamated Pens
are manufactured Of an amalgama'ion 81 ENC
ana platina--warranted not to corrode IN any
Kind Of ink. even red ink The pen can also be
ser to suit any hand writing, even the most del-
cate hand The. pen is now used in the whole
Empire Of France and exclusively by The Bank
OF England Custom House and East India Com
nany. They are also used by all tL- puhle OIL
GERS IN the United States For merchants, Ban.
kers an Solicitors they are inyaluable-one trial
Il sufficient Price 50 cents per dozen or $500
per gross. WM' ~ ANS, ~
August Is, 1884 Sole Agt Tor DerAe'ey 70
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NOW roR III
MAnTINsBBaa CLOTHING HALL.

nEAuRlZ II. slime & Co. adjoining
W Rawiin's Hciel. beg leave most respect.
fully "a inform their fgieads ~ the town and
counly. as well as the res, Of Mankind. mat
theY have within the present week. added
largely to their present stock of GOODS. The
new stock consists of ala endless variety Of ey-
efy SHADE and quality Of Gcn1ienen's Dress.
AMI Frock Goats. Pautaloons. Vests and Peck
ct Handkerchief. Stocks and tsollafs--also
large assorimen 81 Bays Clolhins, rs well
as 1 large aud extensive assortment OF
Hats, caps, Esoots aaas shoes,
stumble Tor The present seasons---all Of which
they assure them, they can and VIII sell u
very reduced pFiees wnhout exaggeras'oa or
hunsbua--all they ask Is a call and examina'
.ion If their stock satisfied thai all persons ~
want Of iheir stock Goods wall rot be dissp-
pointed Also,
TRuNKs AND CAspEr BAGS.
h5-Shon.a Genllemcn desire any particular
kind or cut OF Closa hing noytound IN our stock.
by leaving their measure. can be aceommo.
dated at the very shortest notice and a the re-
duced prices May ", o.,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
BERKELEY LAND FOR SALE.

INTENDING 10 change my residence wall
2 offer at public or private sale, tue farm on
which now reside. situated mile from Mar
unsburg, on the Warn Spring Road. and adj
iuiring the farms Of Messrs Harrison Ser.
bert. Daniel Burkhart. Thomas q. Flagg. and
others. and containing aso Acres of Land,
l75 OF which are under good cultivation, and
dfst fale fencing. The Improvements consist
ola DWELLING HOUSE, two ten
ant Houses. Barn. Galnery, Smoke LA.
House. aud other necessary Improve EEL
ments. Il is deemed unnece ssary 70 give q
further des crplion, as any person WISHING 10
purchase, will irst yst HE premises.
0g-lfor further particulars enquire Of the
'suf5seftses.e q sAi1A4Eass RtDGN0UR,
March 90 1854.
n. y. There is also two young and pro
dactige Orchards, of the most choice fruit.
CIR
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

NY stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods this season.
IN embraces many new and pretty styles, con.
s!sting OF
Rich Brocade. Point * Soi's. PLAIN Silks,
Lustre Gro dc Rhine, Chamlion and
Gioca Suks, French Dfousseldires and
CashmcreS. Irorstcd Plaids, Sin Warp
aipacas, Lama Cloth and Chalieys, Cam
ton Grapes, Opera Stacking, French
Cloths for Cioaking. Cashmere dc CoSsc
Robes. Persian Cloth, Iarletons Of all
Colo.s. Aaasook, SieiSs ard Null Nus-
iias, Cambrics and Jackon1us, Brilliant
and illusion MdRtlies, Shauls, Lace
IIcils Green, Bige and Brown Baregcs,
Sc, &C.. which can and will sell cheap
Nov ,. 1888 JOHN ". BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
STILL IN THE FIELD!
A Candidate aor Public Favor.
gySIy1
ely ~

TEyIiE undersigned, would respectfully an
a nounce 10 his friends and The public gen
orally, that be has removed his Sadder shop TO
the Corner of orpoa add Burke Slleets. ii
rec,lY opposite Rawlins' iio,el; where, a, any
time, he is fully prepared 10 furnish every ar
ticIe in His line, al the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms, all Saddles made by him are
warrenied 10 give entire satisfaction, as to ease
oil the rider and durability.
He reforms his thanks for past patronage, ans
invites all persons wanting any thing pertain
ing 10 his line of business, 10 give HIM call.
He is confident that his work and terms will
please WM. MCLAUGHLIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
FARM FOR SALE.

V'AE undersigned offers at private sale his
/ farm situated in Berkeley Csunty, three miles
west of Hedgesville, and at the mouth OF Back
Creek This farm contains 800 acres, go Of which
are cleared, fenced, and in a good state Of eulti-
yation, The improvements are good com'orta'
bic log Dwelling house and kitchen, courthouse,
sabiug, &c, with IN excellent spring Of water
convenient to the house.
his farm will be sold at a moderate price, and
by the D. rcaas-r paying one-third ofthe purchase
money in haGd Eve years will be given ON the
deferred payments. Possession will be given on
the first day Of April, 1880 For further partie-
ulars apply to JAS IL. SAUNDERS
HedgesYile, Sept. 6, '54.-4t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
CASH ron NEGR 9Es,

yyTANTEp for the Southern market, ep
Nv MEN, lF0REN. R0l 5, GIRLS and ia
FAMILIES, Ion which ] wiiipay tho high sss1
est cash prices Persons having slaves 10 sell VIII
fnd il to theirintercst 70 inform me in person, or
BY letter. at Winehestar, or u. NJ. x ". g. Campoen
10 2l2 Pratt street, Baltimore, which will meet
with prompt attention. J shall be in Martiusbufg
every week and at the settlAg ofall the Courts in
Berkeley County. Persons having negroes for
sale'will please cnl on William Caskey.
August Q. 1854. Ei1JAI MCDOWELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
NEN DOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

fENlE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Alartinsburg aud The public gem
orally. that he has commenced the above business
in Tho room recently occupied by Mr.. G.. w. Ber-
rage as a Barber shop, where he will man rs ssss
giaeturc Of the very best material that the y&3
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets can a.
AfTord,--al kinds Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Misses and Chiidren's Boots, Shoes and Caters,
In a manner. which for style, comfort and dura
biliiy, can be excelled by none in the County.
lie will also keep on hand general assortment
Of Northern and City-made work. which will be
soll on the most reasonable terms Persons pre-
ferng this Kind Of work viii md IL to their al
vantage TO purchase Of him. as he rips In all work
sold BY bin will be required free Of charge
HSgaRep.irin will be neatly ana systematically
doue. On the shor.pst notice
April 5, 1874. 4 G. MCDANIEL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-27
NT0NFA 80 ~ fsDoE9N,

Of every kind and quality, consisting in part Of
Gentlemens' Boots aad Shoes, of the latest style,
Ladies' Shoes OF all kinds and Of the most fash
ioAahe cut and finish Hats Caps, Bounets, Rib
bons, &c. also urge stock ofthe best Groceries,
Qacenswere, Hardware I'll iware Drugs, Paints.
Oils, &c. and in fact most everything That il
usually kept in country store. all Of which am
ready and DESTROYS to exchange for country pro-
duoe on the neelft Please ca.l, one and all, and
learn the truth Of ehat say before you purchase
eisetfheIe. ana oa will never fad the string Of
the latch pulled in, and your hueble servant viii
always be ready ard anxious 10 wait ufen yon at
ali times. j DEIiAYEN.
VANcLagEsvllLr April 10, 1854,
n b. Merchants, Farmers, Milleesand al per-
sons having goods or produce Of any kind to be
forwarded or received per Railroad, # entrusted
TO my care can rely upon its being attended to
with great care, and Commissions low. b. D.