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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-19
The VERMONT LIQUoR LAw.-B

The VERMONT LIQUoR LAw.-By
reference to the Report of Court pro-
ceedings, it will be seen that Judge
Pierpoint thinks the twelfth section Of
the Liquor Law nulity. If we IN
derstand it, the Judge is of the opinion
that the twelfth section would be con.
stitutional and of effect, if the keeping
of liquor for sale was anywhere, ex.
plicitly, made crime. But as it is
not, go nonune, made a crime, the
seizure and destruction of liquor mere.
ly intended for sale is a trespass.
The defendant in this suit was a
constable, and the other defts, were &C.
ting by his order.
AT first, we understand, the Jury
stood eleven for the defts., and one
against, but finally returned a verdict
for nominal damages.
The case will be reviewed in the
County Court. If the decision of the
Court should be sustained, the next
Legislature can correct the error Of
1852.
During the trial, the plaintiff evi-
IDENTITY thought g. the good time COM
ing" had arrived, and requested his
Attorney to "put the screws to them"
A little " side talk" with the Sheriff
induced him to quit instructing lawyers
and witnesses in open court.
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On Friday evening, the 31st ult.,
a company Of spiritualists assembled
in East Boston, when the husband of q
woman who was present, insisted that
that she should go up stairs with him
to bed. She complied reluctantly,
when it was revealed to the circle that
the man had a dagger in the room,
with which he intended to kill his
wife, and three watchmen were order
ed to be sent for by the spirits. The
watchmen came, and two more were
ordered, and attended, on the revela-
ton that he also had pistol. The
husband heard voices around the house,
and asked the cause. He was told,
and to allay the excitement he invited
the police in to make a search. They
went in, and found nothing.-The wife
was allowed to rejoin the spiritualists,
but the watcbmen were not permitted
to depart for several hours. Nice
husband, nice business. This is the
10th century,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-19

* Spring has been postponed this
year on account of tho weather. Our
first snow fell Oct Gath, six months a.
go, and still it is coming slightly as it
has all winter. A very severe snow
storm was raging in New York, Sunday
the 10th.
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Curious REMEpy-A man was cured
of hydrophobia at Udine, in Friuli, by
swallowing vinegar, in mistake, for a
medicinal portion. A physician at Padua
heard of this, and tried the remedy on
patient He gave him pint of vinegar
in the morning, another at noon, aud a
third at sunset, which cured him. We
presume pains should be taken to procure
unadultcrated vinegar.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-19

e Judge Pierpoint's recent dccis-
ion on the Liquor LAWS being trumpet.
ted abroad as decided victory for the
rum powor, but there is hope for tho
cause still, even if he is sustained by
the Supreme Court.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-19

Cosr OF Waffle mere apprehen.
sion of war has cost England already
f25, 900, 900 at least. War, for twelve
months, will cost as much more in all,
f50,000.000, sum equal to one whole
years expenditure.
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The MAINE LIQUOR LAw.-The
operations of this law. in some Of its
bearings, is decidedly against some of
the old usages. The city of Portland
is now suffering in consequence of the
operation Of the law, being driven to
the necessity of hiring workmen to
perform the duties which have hereto
fore been done by the inmates of the
almshouse, without pay. If the law
continues, it is questionable whether
alms-house. establishments will be
worth sustaining. 1t is said that their
patronage is dwinoled one.half already "
This onslaught on pauperism, disease
and crime is serious thing to think
Of! The interest of doctors are serious
ly affected officers il criminal courts
are in danger of losing their business,
and the prisons in most counties will
soon be to let. Will the people up.
hold this state of things Ali men Of
spirit will of course cry out against it;
but they will and must submit to the
mandate Of the peoplo.-POrtsmouth
Journal.
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as significant and as respectable as
the clamor Of $4,000 Office holders
in favor Of it.
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each man has a right to enjoy his
own opinion in these matters. u Bel
lows Falls Argus.
Take care, neighbor, or in your
temporary upheavings of patriotism
just now, you may tread upon the toes
of your masters at Washington. Why
was Mr.. Burke turned out of the post
Office in your village, to make room
for an individual more flexible toward
the administration ? And why was
Collector Bronson kicked out of the
Collectorship of the port ofNew York,
and host of other democrats guillo-
tined, to make room for those bearing
the brand of Z" Pierce, Douglas, Guth,
RE & Co.," if your doctrine is true ?
They say, do my bidding or else
bulge ?-Bennington Banner.
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Pooh BoYs.-A Coroners inquest has
been holden on the body of officials once
known as tho members Of the Cabinet,
but now hoplcssly dead, since the verdict
mentions the fact that the bodies had be.
come SO corrupt and tainted. that close
examination was anything but agreeable.
Sic transit, &c, which is to say We arc all
mortal. More of the same kind left,
unhappily, we fear.
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happy state Of things oil round; and
conventions and resolutions will never
change it materially for the better.
nEs- Can the North afford to sepa,

WE Ohii Vic NOTtn duOru W sepdr-
ate from the South, if circumstances
require it? This que stion has been
very cody considered by the N. Y.
Tribune, and in the dollar and cent
point of view, it concludes that it can.
Our Northern population ia about sew.
enteen millions while that of the South
is about nine millions. 1t computes
the total value Of the agricultural and
other products of the Sonth for one
year at $5OO,O00.0OO. That of the
North at$9OO, 900, for agriculture
al products and at least $3O0,OOO,>
900, for the value of other labor
at the North, giving total of $12,
00,000,0 900, more than double, and
still this same beggarly South, threats
tens and talks loudly of disunion if
we don't behave more respectfully and
do something worth while to repay
some small part of the vast debt of
gratitude we owe her for condecend>
ing to remain united to us so long.
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~ 'ni' ''"o ueaIeu ZIG royal yecnt
forming dense circle around her. the
Atrato, from southampton towering a.
boye all the others like man of war
Her Majesty might now DO seen on
deck, with her family and attendants, to
receive the officers of the feet Sir
Charles Napier was presented by Sir
James Graham, and received, what we
presume to be, a few words of compli.
nent and encouragement, IL we may
judge by the many obeisances, and the
smile Of satisfaction on tho veterans
face Rear Admiral Chads, with their
captains, were then presented, and as
the barges moved of. othors from more
remote ships came alongside, until all
the captains had the honor of being pre-
scented to the Queen. Sir Charles Ma
pier and his brother officers were loudly
cheered by the company on board the
steamers in their progress to and from
the royal yacht, and it is needless TO say
the reception Of her Majesty was enthu-
siastic, the little Fairy, with its rich gild-
ing and brilliant coloring, resembling o
light and beautiful butterfly, as it sport.
cd over the waves and forming the chief
object OF attraction wherever il moved.
At two o'clock q signal gun was fred
from the feet to get under weigh, and
now the excitement was ut its height.
The vancouver was beautifully executed.
The leading ship of the leward line was
the first to send her men sloft, the top
sails aud top gallant sails were let fall
down from al three yards simultaneous
ly, and in a minute or two she was Gov.
cred with q cloud Of canvas. As soon
as the sails were shseted homo, the head
sails were set, and she began to feel the
breeze, under the influence of which she
gradually swung round, and was soon pro.
cesding at moderate speed towards the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
WILLIAM T. MCDONALD,
WATCH MAX Err.

TJNHE subscriber respectfully tenders his servi-
ces TO the citizens Of Martinsburg and the
public generally, as An experienced and practi-
GAL Watch and Clock repairer,
At the solicitation OF large number Of the cit
isens of this place, he has determined TO Oh
locate here, and asks the public to test his A
work before sending elsewhere. All work prompt
" done and guaranteed seU done and Upon redsoad'
Ht terms Particular attention given to repairs
GJswelfy, Music Boxes, Accordeons, 60.
Call NJ the room recently occupied by Mr.. Hen
" Myersd irectly opposite the Market House.
November a. 1854 --Rcp
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NEW PAIL AND WINTER eLeTHIEs


As jnsa received one ~ the largest and
i ! mot fashionable srsoali~nis OF SEA
SONABLE CLOTHING. ever opened in
Msransbu,r. which lie will sell Al most *
iraordinsfisy totr prices His stock consists
in part. Of
COATS or ALL KINDS!
India Rubber. y.ire, and Plush French.
English. 1sruIsn and am-r,eaE Usess apd
FrDek Busiurss Coats, Linen and Cling
ham 'oai-. VI ailqnsi,'i-s aud co'"rs. man
uiactured 10 order expressly i1r NV sal-S.
and cannon BE- found IN ans ntilef establish.
neui iu lh- Vale, --.tl-eid@dl. cheaper han
ever b~lo~ solt---.ons ;ew a. Oh .'en.s.
PANTS AND VFS'fSt
Consisting III ,sssInrr-. t'as hmerf,. Cloth,
sa,iaei. Tweed, Corduroy panis Of every
variety OF style aud price, Cloth. cs>sI
mere. Six. Viewer. Plush. Maf.rilles. Linz
IN. and other styles vi ves,s---sonie as low
a. 81 cents
HATS AND CaPsl
Consisting Of Six. Fur. X ,,snih, Cuban
OF all QUALITIES and sly irs Silk. Piush ,Ci 10Th
and Glazed Taps.
sTU,s Ks. CiAvATs. SHIRTS. &c.
A large aud beaIitui assortment of Stocks
Cisva,s. Shirts, collars. Han kerchieis.
Socks, Susprnde.s. Umbrellas, Carpet
Bags. Trunks. ST., Sc. my
Gall at vLce two doors north os J. w
Boyo's store. and mex, door south o, kyaus
store. ON uue-D street. Uct II. 81
N B. Persons that caunot be arccinmodat.d with IN,
present. OF Clothing, inoiuied that
Co'ing sdr 10 order at sort notic. aud guar
anteesi 1T at low prices
sssl sy st thanks tho citszeps If Mathis
bun vi~inits the sery liberal patronaas have
2.eag- siisl, notng wanting my par
go render genera st'staetin, both IN Goo ant Pure,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

comprising nearly every article in use. which
have been selected with much care, anI pur
chased entirely for cash in Philadelphia and
BALTIMORE. Their stock is altogether fresh
aud new. and presents 10 purchasers many
and decided advantages, aad offered at such
prices as cannot iail 10 please all who will be
% kind as TO call and see them.
LLOYD LowNpKs. Clarksburg. Va.
A. NJ. &. CRAMER, Cumberland.
A. F. CRAMER,
November & 1854.
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Terms per Session Of fee mont
CLOTHING FMP0sluA.
MAURIZ II. STINE 4 Co.,

nNE door south of Rawlin's Hotel. beg
" leave most respectfully 10 inform tha.r
friends " the Town and county as well as the
rest Of Mankind, thai thew have within The
presen, week. added largely 10 Their present
stock OF GOODS. The new ock consists oi
an endless variety oil every shad. and quality
Of Gen lsmen's yer, Dress, and Frock Goats.
Pania!oons. Vests. PockeI Handkerchief
Stocks aud Collars. Silk Hats. a superior ar
,icle. Hosiery. Net Shirts and Drawers. Gum
and Oil Goats aud Oyerails. Also very
large assortment OF Bows Clothing. as well
as large aud extensive assortment OF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
NSIU tTsiE
IEEkELEY FARM FOR SAFE.

'lNiE undersigned offers ut private sale viu-
II abe tain IN Berkeey County, Virginia, "
lne near the mouth OF pequon rees. On The Po-
tontc river. seven miIes iroa shepherds, own and
eight from Iartiusunrg. containing POP iCR tS.
The land lies near The Chesapeake AMI obio Canal
10 acres first -rate boit,m, the balance Is
uplani OF excellent quality, with good proper
ton OF timber
The improvements consist of gooi Dwel ing
with the necessary eut-bi.idiugS. a hrs'-r e
Swisher 5agR. &c The farm is well Supplied
with nevcr-f ling water. hiss ON it an orchard OF
good lruit and is one OF the most desirable in the
neighborhood' 1t is new occupied by hr. Joseph
Seioert.
Ts,,as-0ne-hiri OF the purchase money will
be required in hind. AMI the balance in TWO equal
annual payments wish ineres fhe deferred
pay menls TO be scared by deed of trust on the
premises
Sept. 6 54 PRISCILLA TURNER
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FIGS, RAisiss. sc.

A FRESH and fine lot OF the above Just re
ceived anu tor sale by
June % " DoRs Ef
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VIEW SUPPLY

fTNHE subscriber has just received his fall and
winter supply Of new goods, embracing eve
~ variety and style Of sf...-s
noors ANb SHOES, iiATs AND tAPs,
Umbrellas Trunks Calpet Bags, &C.: also ST.
psrior article OF yarn hose and balf hose of Ger
man manu- facture, and fine assor. men. Of German
Segars-in short every article in his 1.-The of bus
mess PETER A. B. MElSfER,
One door north Of the Market House, sign o:
the large Boot. Nov S. 1884
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valley spg;sar,,

Published at Chinhersburg Pa, is T. DfcUEnT
x Go Its circuaii0a Is three times is large as
The average circulation o county papers N Penn
syiyani aud care has been exeress a 9 have II
crcniaietl ex ensivey among The agricultural
coin,nuaiiy. hey being generally the mos SUI :
san,l.ti All u,os desirable patrons, II Is belie'-
I'd that an advert isencHt OF Read estate in tais
paper vii. be real more by farmers. AMI there
FIRE by iuore persons disposed 70 purchase thi
kind Of property Than II inserted in any otter
journal in this pnrt Of the country. The aiy
Spira's circulation lies mdi,,ty in the rich and
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CHEAP n NIX STARE.

N n Y TT ~
n EATIIER Stocking an silk, A Talcof Mar
Y ! tinsburg and Berkeley County SUPPOSED to
be written by a gentleman Of Martinsburg
Lives of the Chisf jus ices Of the United Stats;
History Of Cuba Great Red Dragon: Captain
Calsol, and Classical, Mathematical and Eng
llsh School Books at EVANS.
September l3. le5i
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YUBLsC SALE

THE undersigned will sell at public auction to
the highess, bidder ~ his residence in Mar
tasburg. On TAursds the 23rd arv Of Norsmter,
1854, the following PERSONAL PnorEsrr, viz:
Secretary.
cherry Bureau SAFE.
Feather Bed ard BEDDING,
2 Bedsteads, IL dog W,nsor Chairs,
lsplit bottom chairs. l Stand,
cane bottom Rocking Chair,
Copper Kettle. | lot Of Carpeting.
Mirror. &C.,
also Kitchen Furniture Of all kinds
1000 feet SC 1soned Pine Plank.
$50 " !" Oak Plank.
TERAS.-A credit of six months vii, be given
On all sums Of S5 dollars and upwards, the pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security, under
that sum the cash will be required
November 8, 1854. ROBERT MCINTYRE
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isDn Eus6Ea u isuIxGE MsllISE.

TIME uhdtrs gnol, would respectfully Inform
4 the citizens 1T BE kelley county tn.st they
h We purehas-f be tisht fomsnatastire snd7seil
thp abose HuprS nalhiie, AMI aie hoss prepared
10 iid all ord for rilsss aIhis Washing ma.
eiiae - pioscuacfe tyig who have Use lorsseen
It. 10 BE- fsr superior 10 any before ,nads, a. no
man : hand. .fhi. incline vail wish any part Of
the .,irneut t,dfrnr las just i done ny hnis.
Iii, thg MhG,ia'> ard wa,h brake and rnb in
.esrry sense of III word. Il viii wash the finest
lace 10 ne larges qnitt, without ln5ify 70 Buttons
or any thing "a be ~,.hsd Man or bvy may
wasL as weIlsls any woman 4 number nre new
use In the eai,ul yf lhose wishing 70 pnrchase or
exar.i,le he. maehi,e are invited 70 raH..
LOltS -tiAEFEK
EyEE'ifiRr KTNEAL.
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Fran.f,in and Cumberland.

b,t yet il is not confiuel TO hose counties. II
crcui.tes also in Adains. YORK, Lancaster and
Lebanon on the Fast. Fnlton. Bedford nud Soni
erset on The Vest and Huntingdon. Jrnita
Perry aid Centre on he Nor'h From these parf,
Of oar Stair iHlny Agrieuiturssis have remove
Ia bif@inii. nhd others il is noi ~ be douhtcd,
will gear ift,r year follow Would il not he 3.
good policy for Nrgindus 10 bring their prop
cry tblae iiotice o: those who are 'onempi.u lag
L rcn,byal 81 their State by advertising II IN oar
paper assTnA copy of the piper VIII he fnr
VARIED TO lie address, Of Any one who may M Ike
the request. Its large size and The heavy a'ive'-
Using custom il enjays will serve 90 chew las
standing. Al Communications 10 he add essel 10
=. :. DECIERi y CO,
June 7. "a Chsinbersburg, Pa.
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HARD TIMES, HAaD Tine.
$3.50 &c E 1. sis.

evNliE subscriber h.viiig taken advantage Of the
i tight money market. welt 10 Baltimore and
New k, well prep-rtd with the Sfsg which
enabled him 10 purchase at his own prices,
one oil the best and most desirable stocks Of
Fashionable itOIscstsc and Fancy
Dry Goods.
ever exhibited to the people OF Berkeley County
tie wei aware that at the present hard
Times il is Impossible to dispose OF Il large stock
OF goods. un es- no ding very strong induce
mcnts Therefore be will commence ON
Monday tssc a5,h inst,
TO sacrifice Fi,f aud Winter Goods at lower fy-
ures ,han ev-r heard o. before.
nk2y~i II, those who are. ever will be in want
OF cheap Hry and F,nty Goods. viii DO well IL
call at the cheap store OF ~
Sep 81, 1851 II. GhLbBU 'G
Gay Sign of the Red F.ug la
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AMEalcAa ARTISTS UslON..

TIVE AmaarAx AaTfsrs Usas, aaIa specifically
a neunee VI sh tntsd states aai The
yursese cgfstssihg gas.x
ashea. and xih tie ssiab
every fanny Go browne possessed 81 gastrs Enrssins
BIZ THE FIRST ARTISTS NJ THE Att,
fh%y dcsertpd crler 90 create IL
Engraving fBy give eapssy
isIgs nune.l artists others but iaf5ge snses esr
eaunfryfat f.~s- kr sarks OF ert "a
chaser -Dgsssingr, w1en asH them Sold
$50. 900 CT. Ts, Of thu actual cost Of SIs9.oO0.
Each, yr ger Dn. bsaar rssibg ts4e4ofe
wigel rl1ttles VI the Gifts wien thu,
are ~ -tIiDuL q.
FOR F3ve DOLL r.. . highly finished Engraving hesa-
tfais PAIN ~, b. Dll. md Nv CT ~ KRIS
sent FJvE RIA II splenid Eagr.v.Hgs
b. eetei the " sszne
the at~iosus. tsg ta~r with sierimtn Of
OF the Engrasugs. be tte Oh na.r.
For D.l az EtErarin. aetuas wntfh that
SUN, and q Fi-k-t, wsH biga@dsrly be forwarded.
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REMOVAL

TIME undersigned has moved his stock Of goois
i to the store room on the corner OF Queen st /,
and the public square, formerly occupied by ".
Locke, where he will be pleased to see his Gus
toners and the people generally, TO examine his
market G. w. BURNS.
November 8. 1854
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BERAELEY FEMALE SEMINARY.


TT;HE secoul ses.un ufthis schnoi Tor YotSG Ia
/ DIES will com:iieice ~ tahf,g. h IN ed8Q ~
eeaeaLtr nal in the huildig on King street.
Nartihsbufg, near-y brtisiie the VI l.. chireb
known as the .'lssRgELkY Seminary
Thorough instruct oh will he iven in all the
branches pertaining to il b ghly finished English
education with French Latin. Music &c &c.
The building and groun,ls lire large. ayorihiy
situated aud in every respect well adapted to the
purposes Of school
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BUNKER HILL SCHOOL.


rsNllE Scholastic ear VIII hereafter be divided
into two Terms or sessions OF five upni h.
e.eh The first cnnImeuc ug on the FIRST Aiont } ~
september. The second ON the hrst d ~ OF fehrt-
uary alosinga vac .iion during the warm noh' hs
II Spiy and tosrst sse,ss.
The. proper I'M" 70 enter ant the beginning OF
sc>sion il T. important that stadeii's lie pre-
scni al The formation oi the CLASSES 10 secure the
sdvaniagcs ~ fair start in the siadles ose plr-
sued. but admission u.a be Obtained ut other
times il desired - as
An examination will he held on The last Friday
at each month AMI also ,t he CLOSE otfe s~'eii,
which isc rdreuts aud frienl. Of tl' stud ut :
re respectfully aud earnestly requested to al
teni
Tgfs@ PER SESSION: ~.
Elementary branchrs : sdoD
T. Grammar and Geography sOO
Higher English anil Mathematics l3bo
Languages i'uu
august 80. 81 j T. cARLlLE- \. ID
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CASH ron NEGROES.

Az xNTEb, i3n the southern >i,k,rket, q
w HEN. HUNEN. eui.s, gsjRi,Sgsa,a IN
FAMILIES, Tor WHICH viii ray the high ~
est cslh prices RersnisshaviHgsisv Ioseii VII
fp il to their interest TO niorn, me in person. or
nv letter. AZ Winchester. n, IS. NJ. INV q. Campbell.
No PIP Fran street Baltimore, which will meet
with prompt attention. shall be IN lMaruusbnrg
every week ani at,ihe citing otiA the Courts in
Berkeley to,,nty rerfeps having ii;srpes for
sale viii please call on Diam csskIy...
August o. ISL ELlJAfi MCDOWELL.
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n. H. rhsyer. Principal of IA. High School. Bait
J L. wsrteiA N -. wrrtniiosief, Nd.
VIM A Mathis NJ u. do do.
III !. tIeukel. NJ ~. 4. A tasn'y, 10. fNt
D. L,nch NJ D. 10. * do. af
Ery. Augustus y rhSrer u. .. BAIT, do. -
u l., bonds, Any Law, do. d..
e.. d. i}arntts. --do. do. do. 2t
Hon brewer. Annapolis, ttiaa
A. Ranaai. Att,y al Law. Anna nils do.
X. J Downing th.-ter county. Pesnsyfvanfs.
Jareb >harptrss, VI. n, Dewniugron. d~.
esse-Scholr. wih b. received AZ any time. ana
will be char. Ell proportion ,bly rom ,he date OF
their entrance 10 the close ot the session
Marlnsburg. a ugusi 8. 1854 s-s,48
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
new STORE IN MARTINSBURG, VA,
A. r. GRAMS Err q CO.,

KlAvE opened in the store room formerly
J occupied By @. w. Burns, one door
soulh of the Bank. full and choice assert
ment Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15

Refe eiee n rsaf1 TO the Real G-tstp F J VrsscHER
Cu Read Estate Brokers. New rfk. Orders 4 Osi
raid,l wit, mapev ciiela>ei, be alir, sod.
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Dy- rh Engraynge in the tattiog'fe ARE " iendy
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-15
N Office.

4 IL persons are hereby notified not to buy or
N or trade, for note Of hand Of fifty five dol
lars given by me 70 Harrison Thomas, dated Oct
81, 1854, il being fraudulen,ly obtained. as am
determined not to pay it unless compelled by law.
Nov 8, 1854 JAMES Il. SAUNDERS.
IfRepublican insert twice and send bill to this
Once