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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

The regular weekly meeting Of the Governors Of
the AusH ouse held Yesterday afternoon at their
rooms in the Rotunds. Present: Governors Draper.
Duero. Henry, Smith Couover and Pnckney. Gov.
DRAPER President in the chair.
The acquisitions show the following number OF per-
remaining in the various Institutions under the
charge Of the Governors
For the weet ending Dec. sBellevue Hcspt. 40; La-
nsfie Asy um. 5s Aims 9ouse rs. PeniteDtsry Sf Pen
iteniarY HOSPITAL from Petite ntsv S5s Peuitenta Hoe
psl from Work-Houss 100; Peritsntisrv Hospital ton
Aims House 49, Work House sfs. Small Hosuital 4.
Rardsps Isnd sis Rsndalrs slsDd Hospital. 1eni city
Prisen 9cf-'oia 57si Increase i0f Number remaining
So 1ent 20 Penenary M to State Prison 4-tot. ssi
In aocordspee with a request OF the Governors, the
Warders sent in communications giving the number
Of il mates 10 the Institutions who chargesble TO
the Commissioners of Emigration.
The following report was received from Mr.. Wa.
Sspger Blsckweu's leland
Total uuu Der ~ patents admitted 20 the penenary Hoe
ptal. Bsslwers Island from Jan 1884. 20 Dec 1885,
35l OF THE number OF patients there native hoTn 80
2366 per cent foreign born 27n 1914 cont OF
les thar FIVE there have been United Ft The proper
oreisnes who have resided IN the Uued STATES Ices
tha The total number Of fore an born patients ad
mtted the Hospital durnz the 10 2398 cent
Mr.. Daily, Wsrdes Of Bellevue Hospital, reported
u At The plumber Of persons received since January
last chsrgeabe to the Commissioners Of Emigration
was AZ.
The toisl number Of persons nov in the Institutions
VI der the Governor ohargeshle to the Commissioners
OF Emigration. IL estimated AZ $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13

d. sv sens ~ s- ruveFs therefor. the fssvS
ofrrrosl i'm shculd hs-Wiso b. uuiserssl
L. ron sssss1 cd fhsss eiicu@Ases Nsh 50 al yesr
ct ur shstl cor 9TH Progtiy cal - TIA "a sst
80 .asrtu u be CO.. lga u Dersass from oeis! 80
t-fs ls th-ir lfff Lreiirs
Nour verv sSrcrs-s.e frier5, II. FlkbES
l. ffoiessot EKLN fokEsI
fy.fsss- FsrrsiL
SEW Iosk Dec- 0. ikSA
Nr DrAR COIoSEt; have 10 acknowledge tia re-
cf. o. letter ~ thf Inst ss,iaE crnios he
xef ~ srt rrorfisfv - c.ish-Itnr N rabc n.a,er
a.. Anuyeuarv sfth- Pruclsua,rn Of tA- Rsrrsn RsuaA
asgee 18th yla iisy srd bat tbs vent.
trfh IN rc ous ard pora point % vis. "a n the hhess
io rosrc- rst MY ty huf o -ut CIVILIZED -orli.
lse.use h severed a. al connection BE-
~ =. ke spnsuL ard mporAl s.a made the Psps
Wat he can oaly b. Of Tl<at.
story ihat p3gery tr1por. po~sr h,s al
si6st with sra Loss Napoleon r-sty-a the
rrrsent Prue Ms Gsi tthoneert ~ hs peope In
oder that hecec support 10 tyranny 10
be has been hope Therefore that viii proSoss
seuefa celebration q this nere,tns eveat 20 al ms
freuds Of f-c1rD. Americans vel " 'ors-er' ~
oud be happy nurersns sstherins on saeA
arc ia pcstart occasion Behave me- a.sr 90 0ea
hes vour raly sf-e-ous,e friend. Z. FELIX fOREStf
The President thought that thu celebration OF the
fo'usl deposition Of the Pope BY a mass meeting,
would tend 20 show the Knos-NO,hings that they
were not the sole baters Of the pspscy.
A Committee Of Arrangements appointed to
cau msss meeting in the Tabernacle, on the 9th Of
February nett.
After some further business the Convention i'd
iogrrei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1854

paPers that coal producer, ia Penusylvsni. haze
G. mbined TO keep up tho price Il the r'ce the 81 D.
Ily brought to the market over the Reading R4ro A
q per cent higher this yesr o. II va st yea-
the high prices caused by the incrc lseI N nj
rate and the cost Of rsnsporta,0n Railroads lie
expressed biz view. in opposition 70 free trade.
Mr. WHITE thought the gentlemen from Psunsvl
wanna, epgsged in the anthr lce coal bgsiaess have
been uIjustly charged with cOmbiosi,n fjr thu pur.
pose q keeping Up prices; be though, the CT ir-s
should more properly attach 10 New-Yorkers AL
EasterD HeD who seek 20 bring the price Of coal -
low as 10 prevent miner- from sending il - market
Mr.. STRAUB ssid that Mr.. Wabfijge told the
truth relsve 10 the price Of cosls being raised bat
forgot to say that every other necessary Of life
been couespondingly raised. Laugh
Mr. WALBRIDGE-Everytbi ercsp. Members
Of Congress. Rene we'd laughter
NJ. WHITE resumed sayng tbs. the abolition OF
all duty on coal would not, under present circun-
stances. affect the price Of the article
Mr. HEIsTER-I move the Committee rise.
Mr. JONES Tenn Il move the gentleman hsve
leave 10 90 10 dinner. The Committee rose.
The Invalid Pension bill was passed.
Mr.. ROBBINS presented a memorial from the
American Philosophical Society, asking an outfit to
search for DIR. Ksnes Arctic expedition.
The House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
CONVENTION OF LIBERAL SOCIETIES

CONVENTION OF LIBERAL SOCIETIES.
II representatives. Of the Liberal Societies ted q
stated meeting at No. 60 Leonard-t., last evening,
Dr.. AsHEsBRESSLR in the Chair.
Col FORBES read the following letter to Prof For
resti, and bis reply: 80.
No 10 WayErLET PLACE. Dec u - -
MI DTAR PROFESSOR: The solemn and legai uopo-
Of the Pope By the Csustaent AeG big is hos 90
sh Ct February. 1919. ~hieh vii 9sh "a =.
history cot nsrsJ from the rrselsmsron OF -
rsy'rE center 70 which the hopes Of hs~fs -
oirset.d eus b>esuss the exeerstioa Of the :.
the Pap@ey tsen pronounced in 90 r,.rb
relieve The old from the fear that ne i-seSNs WI
lopGeT continue u wsizh upon bunsniJ 49,,
The proc alton Of the Repuohe nss 10y .' s.,.
ben eeIeersted BY Italian Lbsrsa; IN rs 1 1917
Bg: ths disposition Of The Pops asfs IaAA "a AssA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED,
Let the Afflicted Read ane Ponder

Lei the Aniicfed Read ane Ponder
Bay More than 500 persons in the City of Rich
mond, Va, alone testify to the remarkable
cures performed by
CART ER's SPANISH MIxTU II 2,
The great Spring Medicine aud Purifier of the
Blood is now used by hundreds ofgrateful patients,
who testify daily to the remarkable perform
ed by the greatest of all medicines, Carriers Span
ish Mixture. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula
Eruptons on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, u
GERS, Old Sores, Affections the Kidneys Dis
eases ofthe Throat, Female Complaints, Pains and
Aching of the Bones and JOINTS are speedily put
to fight by using this great and inestimable rem
edy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet
been found to compare with it. 1t cleanses the
system Of all impurities acts gently and efficient
ly on the Liver and Kidneys strengthens the Di-
geston, gives tone to the Stomach. makes the Skin
clear and healthy, and restores the Constitution
enfeebled by disease or hrokendown by the excess
es of youth, to its pristine ygor and strength.
For the ladies, it is incomparably better than
oil the cosmetics ever used. A few doses Of Car
ter's Spanish Mixture will remove all salowness
of complexion, bring the roses mantling to the
cheek give elasticity to the STEP and improve the
general health in remarkable degree b .yond all
the medicines ever heard Of
large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed ON persons residing in the city o
Richmond, Va by the use ofCarter's Spanish Nix
ure, is the hes. evidence that there is no humbug
about it. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates,
physicians, and public men well known to the COM
munty, all add their testimony to the effects of
this GREAl BLooD PURIFIER,
Call and see few hundreds of the certificates
around the bottle
Nonegenuine unless signed BENNET & BEERS,
Druggists.
Principal Depots. NJ Ward, Close & Co., No.
SO Maiden Lane, New York 7 W. Dyott & Sons,
and Jenkins & Hartshorne, Philadelphia; Bennett
& Beers, No. 1925 Main Street, Richmond Va.
And for sale in Martinsburg by J. r. Harrison
and VIM. Dorsey, and by dealers in Medicines ev-
erywhere august a. 1853
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
THE TEMPLE OF FANCY.

wv ERE it not that the Temple Of Fancy had
w become favored name, would be
tempted to fall in with the common order of the
age--"Change and reforma-and call it the Crys-
tai Palace but shall for the present argue that
change in name, at least, is not reform and with
out further remarks announce TO my friends and
the community in general, that the Tempe is
open and ready for exhibition, visited Il wish
you all to know the Crystal Palace before pur-
chasing my Fancy Goods, and consequently had
the advantage accruing from having beheld the
BEAUTlfuL OF A WORLD on exhibition, and as far as
my pile would allew me, assure you, | have
drawn largely from it in my selections for the
Temple--and am persuaded my friends will be
amply repaid by visit 10 admittance fee exact
ed but our business is to show and sell, If we can
1t is useless to enunerate, bat piease consider
yourselves most respectfully invited to call, and
it will give us pleasure to show you all.
JOHN L. HARRISON,
Nov 49, 1858. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
PIRLIC SALE on REAL ESTATE.

r .YING in Berkeley and Jefferson counties,
Virginia. BY virtue Of fhe decree rem
dered in The case OF G. H. Beckwiih & Co.,
and others against r.. B. Kownslar and others,
on the 4lh day Of October, 1853, by the CIR
cult. Court Of Berkeley County. am directed
40 make sale Of the lands now in the posses
sion of tie said r.. B. KownsIar Twill there
fore proceed TO sell, in front Of the Court
house door, in Marinsburg. on Monday, The
18Th day IF March, 1858, (being courI-day)
the said lands.
The lands have been divided and plated by
the Surveyor of Berkeley
No.l-Lying on both sides Of the Opequon
Creek, partly in Jefferson and Berkeley coun-
lies, containing pa Acres, Rood and 80
Polea. There is about so Acres Of Opequon
bottom Of good quality and moi subjectto wash
from oyeraowing. There is sufiicency Of
good quality Of upland. withou; buildings.
No. 2-Conaning PA Acres, 8 Roods an d
&c Poles The improvements are large and
cemmodious Brick Dwelling with all neces-
sary out buildings and a sutficiency or rwz-
Timber Of good quality. 6IS
The first tract is held IN fee simple and the
title will be complete to the purchaser.
The End is a reversionary right. Subject 10
Hbc uoWti tstdtc VI lsiic. EzfiZ dutti lAuWHSldf,
the mother Of r, b, Kowrslar. The purcha-
ser of this farm or lot will get possession at
her death.
In selling these lands will offer them in
the order named.
The terms Of sale as prescriba ed by said de-
cree are-One third cash, the residue ia one
and two years, with interest from day Of sale,
and eed Of trust on the premises 10 secure
the deferred payments.
JACOB VAN DOREN, JR.,
Sheriff Of Berkeley County
Feb. Is. 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
NEW GOODS.

HtIi n subscriber begs 10 inform hts patrons
~ and friends that be has just returned from
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 a large and very inviting
stock, embracing a greater variety than hare
tofore offered ia thus town. Dry Goods en-
bracing numerous styles of Prints, Ginshams.
M. DeIaines OF various kiads, also, the latest
sly les ofBonners and every shade Drumming
for the same, Ladies' Dress Goods, vesunss,
Pant Siuffs, Broadcioibs, Sheesinas, White
Goods. Tickings, Gloves, Hosiery, parasels,
Yankee Notions. also, large assorfmem ef
Family Groceries, CrockEry HardwaEp. Booss
Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Wooden AM Hollow
Ware. Dl es. Sc, Sc, and every thing usual
" kept 10 aCountry Essablishneni.
Having purchased my Goods directly from
the manufacturers snd importers consequen,
IL saving one profit, il is unnecessary TO make
use OF anything but the naked lruth 10 regard
TO them. III can get the privilege csshowing
ilism to the eriife community, il is all | ask
the goods will tell their own story. All kinds
Of Counny Produce taken IN exchange. No
charge for showing Goods. Civil treatment
10 all. Come and see and be satisfied.
Although goods oil all kinds have advanced
IN price in the eastern markets. no difference
viii be made in those now on hand.
JOSEPH W. GRANTu.iM.
Martin sbnPp Oct tZ lSJ2
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
THE FREDERICK
FEMALE SEMINARY,

rs located in Frederick City, Nd as healthy
il and pleasant town as any in the Southern
States
This Institution has an able and efficient Board
Of Professors and Teachers, good Library, ex-
cellent Musical instruments, an extensive chem
zeal and Philosophical Apparatus, and it is confi-
IDENTIFY believed that il offers as many facilities
for imparting thorough, extensive and refined
education as any Seminary in the land
The School is NOT sEerARiAS. on the contrary
the young ladies are strictly required to attend
such Church as parents designate, accompanied
always by teacher.
Scholars viii be received at any time during
the year, and will be charged proportionabiy from
the date of their entrance the close Of the Scho
lastc year in July.
The duties of the School win be resumed after
the Christmas Holidays, on the Bird day o. )anu-
airy, which would be a very appropriate time for
Scholars to enter the School.
gFFor Board and Taltioa including furnished
Rooms, Lights Fuel, lposhing, etc, 5000 per Scho-
tastic year paygble half-yedrly IL afpanee
sgFor Circulars and other particulars. address
Dec. 2I, 1853 H. WINCHESTER, Pres't
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
S. A. SCHLOSS,
Dealer In English, French, nnd German
FANCY GOArS.

Dealer I'm English, French, md German
FANCY GOHryS.
AS just received, and is now prepared 10
IL exhibit TO the people of MaIinsburg and
vicinity, rich and beautiful assortment Of
FANCY DRY GOODS, sILKS,&c.,
His stock embraces 10 part the following ar
iicles OF
Ladies IIear-Siks Of every variety or quail.
ily, color, and price; Trimmings OF all kinds !;
Alpachas, Mouslns, Ginghams. and Calicoes;
Shawls, Handkercheils, Hosiery, and Gloves /;
Laces, lnsertings. Edsings, Ribbons, Flowers,
Shoes Of all kiuds. Sc, Sc.
Also, CARPETlSes, very good and very
cheap.
crs-Call and examine This stock. One door
north OF the Market house. tOci 26.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
LANDRETM,s GARDEN SEEDS.

ME have just received general assortment
w of the above celebrated Garden Seeds con-
Slst ing ef Asparagus, Beans, Beet, Cabbage, eau
hhower, Carrot, Cucumber, Celery, Eullive, Egg
plant, Lettuce, Melon, Nasturtiem, 0kra, Onion,
Parsley, Pea, Pepper, Pumpkin, Radish, Rhubarb,
Satisfy, Spinage, Tomato. ,Furnip, and Aromatic
herb Seeds For full description of kinds and
mode OF culture, we refer to Landreth's rural re-
gisier and almanac, for 1884, which we distribute
20 purchasers gratis RIDDLE & BRo.
Fchruarv az
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
SOAPS, SHAVING CREAM,

EAU LUsTAxAL,nEPtLATOR POWDER. 4
uAvE just received from JuLEs HAuEL, dirsct.
il large and excellent supply Of TolLsr Ass
SHAVING SOAPS, consisting Of the Crystal Palace
Monster 0leophan, &C. Sc, and his premium
Sharing GRAMS, which took the medal in London
at the WORLDS Fam his Eau Lustral the finest
preparation out for cleansing the scalp and beau
tifying the hair bis celebrated Dcpilatory Pow
der for removing hair from Ladies' faces or other
parts where il so often the beauty Of the fe-
male and imparts q masculine appearance this
powder is warranted TO remove the hair in % few
minutes without any risk Of danger or hurt TO the
person; his genuine Extracts and Perflmed Wa
tiers OF the following varieties Bay Leaf, Laven
der, Verbena, Toilet, Eau dc Cologne. &c, sc.
JOHN +. HARRISON.
Oct. s. 1853. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
AGENCY.
MICHAEL MORSE.

ATE and for many years Chief Clerk Ia the
i 4 Office Of the Register Of the Treasury, will
attend to the procuring Bounty Land Warrants,
Pensions half-pay, &c to the settlement Of clairs
before Congress and the several Departments; to
the purchase, sale, and transfer of Stock, and to
the receipt Of unclaimed interest.
Extra pay to Officers and Crews OF the United
States Navy in the Pacific during the Mexican
War
RErERExcE TO
Elisha whittlesey, Esq, Comptroller Of Treasury
Nathan Sargent, Esq, late ~~egister Of Treasury.
John Wilson, Commissioner Of the Land Office.
The Mayor of Washington.
Messrs Riddle & Bro, Martinsburg
Messrs corcoran \ Riggs, and
The Presidents and Cashiers ofthe several Banks
in Washington and Georgetown.
Washington may IS, 1883
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01

nrv. VERNON rsKpiDcr, .. J.

Greater reigM n Testimony cannot 10 gipea.
PcarsmoufH, A., August H. ISL
Mr. D Boush--Dear Sir: While am, In general o.
posed TO patent medicines csnor compcls me to state THAI
have great confidence In the virtues Of Hamptans VeQct
Bile fincture For several months past hare used ia
famiiy aud in dyspepsia, loss OF appetite diErness and
general debility, with entire succers. So far my expv~
rence extends therefore, take pleasure In rscomcndine
the afflicted as a ssfe and efficient remedy
am, respectfully yours.
vRnEos RsRRfpGR
Chaplain United States Navy
psy.Call on those having 1t for sale, and get =.
pamphlet (grats) with history OF its discover and
certificates Of cures
Sold BY WILLIAM DORSEY Martinsburg Va,
A. NJ cRIDLER, IIarpers.Ferry, VA;
CHARLES STEWART, Chariestown, Va.
J. B. GnEEsoN Winch ester. Wa:
MORTIMER 4 MowDRAr, Baltimore an6
by Druggists generally.
may 8, ls52--ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
THE "SUMMIT HOUSEy FOR RENT,

TIME subscribers offer for rent, the we'll known
Il Hotel property in IIedgesyille, Va, known as
the Summit lIonsc, !" and now in the occupancy OF
George Snyder. Esq, whose term will expire
on the lstof April, 1854. This property has been,
within the last year. tloronrhly repaired aud i'm
proved. and is now in good condition II Is situa-
ted in a propineHt and healthy part of the Vii.
lages and is the most desirable location for IIo-
tel, in the place
We will let it for one year or for term Of
years or, we would sell H. If sufficient induce
....en.s were offered
gss5ApOsscssion given on the first day Of April
next.
For further information, please call on, or adj
dress WM. L. TABLER, near Hedgesville Va; or
JN0 T. SlLER, Berkeley Springs, Va.
October rs, 1s53--tf,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
GentIemen,s Wear.

Il HAVE for sale large stock Of every de-
N scrp,ion of goods for Gentemen's Wear.
consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satnetts,
Beaver Cloths, Bearskin Cloths, Merino,
Silk and Valencia yesiiugs, Merino and
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, Lambs
Wool. Merino and Cotton Hosiery, Kid, Silk,
Berlin and Wooden Gloves, Linen, Cambria
and Silk Handke rchieIs, Stocks, Cravats,
Suspenders. Country knit Halt Hose, &C., all
o. which ! will sell cheap.
Nov 9. '53. JOHN w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
TO FARMERS AND BUSINESS MEN.
THE FRANKLIN REPOSITORY AND WING,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
CHAIRERSpIRC pcNNSYI ViyIA

Is the largest country paper in the State and has
The LARGEST CIRCULATION out of the cities
1t is published in quarto form, containing FORTY
EIGHT COLUMNS, and is furnished to subscribers at
ing to sell REAL ESTATE, it offers advantages as an
advertising medium not surpassed by any other
paper out of the Eastern Cities it circuates in
asectiOn of the State distinguished for the veal
thy, enterprising and thrifty character of its cit
ilens, Advertisements will be forwarded free OF
charge, if left at the Gazette Republican Office
In this place Advertis ements or subscriptions
sent by mail must be addressed to
ALEX. K MCCLURE,
Che m, harehurr Pa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
silver Plated Ware

Il HAVE Just received and opened a large
II and beautiful LOT of silver plated Albaia
ware consisting ofTabe Forks, Dessert Forks,
Table Spoons, Dessert ditto, and Tea Spoons,
which guarantee TO be cheaper and far supe-
sior to any ware Of the kind ever offered in
this market; persons wishing TO supply them
selves will do well to call soon, as there is a
great demand for the Article. BE careful 10
notice the Marble Slab, in the pavement with
the name - JOHN +. HARRISON,
Jan. IL 1854, Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES,, sc.

rINIIE subscriber has just received fresh sup.
i ply of Sugar house an N o. siolasses, N. l..
and poriinud Syrup, Loaf. Crushed, Puiverised
and N. .. Sugar, Rio Coffee, Rice. g. A and Fine
Salt, Soda, Salaratus, Ground and Race Ginger
Ground Cinnamon and Cinnamon Bark, Alum,
Saltpetre, Gunpowder and Young Tyson Tea, also
fine article OF Cheese, Water and Soda Crackers,
Adamantine Mould and Dipped Candles, ETHEREAL
Oil, Patent Whale Oil and the best quality Of Vim
egar for sale cheap by
Nov. 8, '53. GEO. RAENHAI.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

MI Y stock of Ladies' Dress Goods, this season,
INI embraces many new ard pretty styles, con
sisting of
Rich Brocade, Pouk &c Soi's. PLAIN Silks.
Lustre Gro de Rtiss, CEamlion and
Glaca Silks, French Housselaines and
Cashmeres. Worsted Haids, Silk Warp
Aipacas, Lama Clotb and Chalieys. Can.
ton Grapes. Opera Stacking. French
Cloths for Cloakiag, Cashmere de Cosse
Robes, Persian Cloth, Iarletons of all
Colors, Mansook. Sufss and Null Mus
Inns, Cambrics and .lachoneIs, Brilliant
and Illusion Maatiies, Shawls, Lace
Teus. Green, Blue and Brown Bareges,
&C., &C.. which / can and will sell cheap.
Nov. 2, 1853. JOHN w. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01
IN CHANCERY
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT
p r w "A r. e = A T. E


HN4IS desirable property now occupied by
u Messrs. George & Alex Newcomer. be-
longing 10 the heir Of Joseph Withrow, deed,
lis situated in Berkeley County, Va. 3 miles
South Of .Martinsburg and q from the Balu-
more and Ohio RAILROAD, on the Opequon
Creek, with an abundance Of water power
The Improvements consist of a Merchant
49, Mill, a SawMill. a good Brick Dwelling
@iiiia Barn, WasOn-shed, Corn Crib
Aaa-A and all necessary out-buldings, with
never-failing well Of good water in the yard
with about 70 Acres attached some of,hc
Land is frst-rate bottom. the balance !, good
quality of slate; further description is unne
cessary as the purchasers will view the prop
erty for themselves. Ifnot sold before the 5ih
of March next. it will be for rent. For terms.
Sc.,-which will be made easy--apply to the
undersigned. residing 2 miles West Of Shep.
herdstown, Jefferson County. Virginia.
GEORGE c. EMERT.
February l (, 1854. Guardian.
05-"Daily Sum-" Ballinlote, copy CT; IRE
posiiory and Whig," Chambersbuig, and
Herald Hagerstown, copy 81, and send bills
10 this office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-01

YslIE subscriber has just received and open.
il cd fresh supply Of Fall and Winter Goosiv,
consisting in part Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest.
ngs Hats and Caps, very cheap; Ladies' Dress
Goods Of all descriptions; Mouslin de Lame nom
1915 up to a7IIs cts. a beautiful and good style
Of Cashmere for 30 cts Blk silk from so cts. to
si.25; Calicoes from o. cts. up to l6 cts. large
stock Of shawls from $3.50 to SO; Bonnets from
so cts up, fine stock Of Bonnet ribbons from
i2la cts. up 70 G2i cts; Hosiery for women aud
children; Mems wool and cotton socks; large
stock Of Worked Collars from Ga cts up TO $500 !;
Women and Childrens shoes very cheap and all
articles usually kept In Dry. Good and Fancy
Store,
Come soon or you may lose a bargain as am
determined to sell at a very small advsnce for
Cash H MYERS
Sept. 2S, 1853