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LOT, |Js!|T 100000 SS °R ^ ggggessBBBBBmaBBiam&sgmmm. ...JLi —i"*******®5*®*® TAD 4 PRtJrCMPM Of THE ao ff'A Goods (jy Wa annex tbit waak, and abalt do retry FOR SALE. Second JJoIhiEi IBH&fjr New Spring District HOUSE AND LOT Supply MARTINSBURG ACADEMY. a table of tbe Maryland, Poisal, of waak hereaftar, authorised by the R*v. John AT THE BALTIMORE STORE. the Pn«* the dis- OF SPRING & SUMMER GOODS- at Law, SNIFF & FACTORY rsii|nttu>n of Mr. J. S. Bonsai, and Banka, thawing the eitv of New York, to sell hi* Attorney CIGAR raoatved a *f Colombia, Virginia 1AM takes tbit to i« SHIPLEY ha* juai \urf of tha Academy, mokes it Bank.eon- undersigned opportunity THEotpat Martinshurg market. These m and assortment of New Spring to a successor. tant in tbe Baltimore HOUSE AND LOT, THEform bit customers mod the public geoerally, VAatAeotoum, Vo., merchants, Read! DE. splendid necessary advertise for t |jS!|t Country of takea ef- medium in town oow in tb? that ho bat received and bit second Good*, consisting Tha of the teacher •litute our principal eirculating the of Martinsburg, BsMBfc just opened Jt^etocn qjL\ raaignatiun present Poisal. of which give prompt attention ro all business fect on tho 1st of neat. It is desirable that occupancy of hi* father, Mr Jacob supply Spring and Summer Goods, among subscriber leave to state to tbe citi- May to in begs on the Main Street, bo found a of WILLentrusted his care the Counties of Jef- Dry Goods, no in the exercise* of tha School shout J bank note exchange. This property is situaied may great variety THEt-na of Martmsburg and to tbe Merchants of interruption ferson, &c. J and Dom'Uic aa the of S. Chamber#, Berkeley, Morgan, tbe store- Of Foretf* Manufacture; take and the Trustees therefore request | adjoining properly Anthony Ladies & Gentlemen’s tbe adjoining Counties, that be has taken j place, 10. of the late Wear, May I, 1845—3m 1 those who offer for the situa- From the Baltimore Patriot, May E«q.f on the North, and the property room formerly occupied by M*-. Luis, une door hardware, early application hy to season. an assortment of qveexsvvare, heirs on the Sooth. The suitable the Alto, oth- > non The emoluments of the of this In* VIRGINIA. Christopher McAllister's north of Bryariy's Stoie, where can be bad at all Principal er Goods in a retail store. JXD GROCERIES. House is a comfortable frame building, two utqally kept t«mes. solution will be derived f<om tha tuition fees of (ha at Winchester ) very a call from his customer* the Valley 8. 1845 D S. WHITE. He re*necttully solicits is one to Bank of ^ | stories high, with an excellent Kitchen attached Mey UNITED STATES scholars- The location eminently fitted * HOTEL, *rd rbe feeling confident hi* stock and Charlestown, $ There is also on tbs Lot a good STABLE, and TOBACCO, SNI FF AND CIGARS, public generally, sustain a good school—the living cheap—tha placa be in by and i* de- to he cannot surpassed quality any. tha oi tha Bank of Norfolk, par a first-rate LARGE SALE OF wholesale, retail, and order; and hopes, by healthy—and society village good. Exchange termined to sell low. April 17. 1845 and Portsmouth Banks, dis stiicl eitention to business, to mem a share of pub- AW apohestions will be addressed (post-paid) ta All Norfolk $ Wagon-Halier’* Shop, BERKELEY & MORGAN COUNTY hit stock in of dit lic patronage. Having purchased Bal- John Stiu>th*r, F*<p. Secretary All Fredericksburg Banks, \ which will command almost at any time a good timore from wholesale dealers, he able to sell is J HE BOA HI) OF 1KUSTEKS. dis rent. do not deem it to enter into NEW SPRING AND SUMMER Richmond, ? I necessary par- an AiaiKsiR91S“ro£aa,3’9 wa, low as any one in the Vafley. Hi* Tobacco is of Martinshurg. Berkeley Co V'a. ( as to can LANDS. ? dis ticulars, any person wishing purchase undesigned mo* .-specif uliy inform* the the very best msnufactuie. carefuffy brushed and Goods. April 10, 1845—tf S Petersburg, examine the on the virtue and pursuance of a decree of the Cir- • dis property by calling undersign- THEpublic that he has l* *ed the H"tel at Hsr- clear from grit. It consists of New Winchester, i cuit Court of Law and for YYTE are now receiving direct from York ed or Mr. Jacob Poisal Any person wishing to BY Supecior Chancwry known as trie UNITED STATES j dis peiVFerry, Greener’s Peach Grareffe’s our of other a House and io is now rendered on th<- 6 h of Hon- ff Spring supp’y All branches, if purchase Lot Martinsburg, Berkeley Couo'y, dey Sep- HOTEL. He has been fie ered by the kind test! Leaf. NEW GOODS Bank > afforded an to make a favorable invest- tember. 1834, the a Trus- Democratic and a su- Mechanics' of opportunity appointing undersigned raonials he has received r>f the satisfaction and ap- eydetc, Republican, Hew Seasonable Good*? A AII t-ICLAT BARtiAlRS! Merchants'df j,1 the lieu of do. ment. tee in and stead Mathew Ranson, dec'd. of hit conduct as a landlord in brand White's at ; Northwestern $ proval Ckarleutotcn, perior of Frelinghuysen which have been selected wuh greet cate, and rM iHE fubscuhers would tiieir Wheeling This is offered st but if and Nadenbouscb, Trustees named in cer- j respectfully notify property private sale, Philip and bringing to his residence the experience of u* to offer to-our j MARYLAND. 25 cts., and a good lot of Common Tobacco. bought rheap. This will enable J. friend* and the public that they not of before the 9th June tain deeds of trust executed Michael McKewan some he he be generally, 1 disposed of proximo. by years, believes will able to maintain custom' rs and the Good* at unu» it to said His are public generally. have just received their Baltimore Banks, Tar the fir*t of the County will and Mary hit wife the Ranson and Naden- hia character his friends, and to Cigars genuine:— (being day Court) amor.g acquire sually low price*. Dealer* ate respectfully tequ«e> than be offered at auction, before the Court- bouseh, for the benefit of 1 will new tributes of from the j P'Ir public Josippi Mingbint, approbation travailing Plantation, La Normas, Trabucos, Re- led to u» a call. Stock Goods. Patapsco, before door in the give Spring of «" House door. A clear and indisputable title can offer for sale, the Court-House public. He is determined to a w. 4 keep good bouse, Lord Prinsa- J. & B. n. BOYD. warranted in for Frederick, | town of on the 9ik galias, Byrons, Principes, j They feel stating that, style, qua! dit be given to the purchaser. Martinsburg, Monday, day of and one which will recommend itself. 10. 1845. 4 the described does, and Commons. April tty and cheapness, their stock is second to tone in Annapolis, Terms -On*-third of the purchase money in June, (being Conrt-day) following He asks the travellers the Kail Road, as well Half-Spanish, “u by the Their assortment will be found locua Lhe balance in two of twelve Valley. Hagerstown, 4 band, and payments as others, to give him one call, and if there be ■r> f .Maccabau, Scotch, b.v, received end efler for i.le the fol* any Congress. Rap- 'W’WrE •Ut, in of the Goods, to win di* and months—the latter to be TRACTS & PARCELS OF reasonable cause of part, following Williamsport, 4 eighteen payments LAND, complaint of the fare or the 2 pee, and a superior article of Martin- YT lowing deed of trust on the —a which are now embraced within the J Prints of cheap ; Cumberland Bank, i dis secured by property. part of manner of its service, a second visit will not he ex- every variety, very E. iqut Mixture, which Ve low to the Punted l.awni.psw FreebbLace Lawns• dis JAMES STEWART, County of Morgan—to wit: pected. He will endeavor to be polite and cour- ^ offers j s&as® ©(2X2)12)$« style; Mineral Bank Cumberland, f S® a Bl'k and colored of May 15, 1845—4w Alty.for Ren J. Poisal. 1st. A Tract of Land situated in Coun- teous, and all »n his connected with the (lovers of good pinch of snuff. Rich Pari« B«l*«rine* and Lawns; Printed Barege; Alpacas; OF COLUMBIA. Berkeley employ, DISTRICT will be to same Piinted Lawns FarIston ^aitnJesns; Bishop Lawf.s, ty, on the East side of Back Creek, containing Hotel, required practice the de- He has also a lot of FANCY' ARTICLES, Lace and ; Ginghams; (Cambric Muslins; Moll do.; White Tetiton; Washington, } portment. Preparations have been made for the '< such as Cigar Cases. Snuff-Boxes, Tobacco Cases, Fan* de Lame* and Lsce Muslin*; FARMS FOR SALE. 182 Acres. Net Skills ; Glove* and Mitts from 6 1*4 eta. op, Georgetown, / 4 dis accommodation of visiters—singly or in families— Pipes, Shaving Brushes, Soepa, and a variety ut New Style Ginghams; be sold at auction, on the and the best the markets at ser- and white Muslin Robes; Silk and Cotton Hosiery; ) public prem- 2d A Tract of Land, on the East side of Back afford will be the other things which he offers cheap for cash. Colored super Alexandria, ises near Lee’s 7 miles west of Mar- vice of his Hi* with Silks; Bonnets and Bonnet 1 miming*; _ W1LL Mill, Creek and West of the North Mountain, containing patrons Bar will be furnished Call and examine for yourselves at Black and Colored tinsburg, on Middle-Creek, Berkeley County, Va., good WINES and LIQUORS, and his Stable will BENJ.
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