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CAPTAIN COOK-Any thin.

relative 10 our liiustrlous country man
Geek, the celebrated navigator, must
interest the English reader The fol-
lowing paragraph appeared IN the
Boston Recorder ana Telegraph, as
ar extract from new work, entitled
"JOurnal ola tour around HIwail, the
largest Of the Sandwich Islands. by a
Depu,ation from the Mission on those
Islands. -
"At Klavarao, several miles south
OF Kalrua, and where a missionary
station has since been established, some
of the party climbed up the rocks, and
visited The cave where the body of
Captain Cook was deposited on first
being taken from the beach The ma
tives, several of whom that witnessed
the scene are still living, relate the cir
cumstances of his death as follows:
Captain Cook and Kng Tarafopu
were walking together towards the
shore. when our people ihrongedround
the King, and ohjectedto his going any
farther While he was hesiiating. a
man, running from the other side of
the bay, entered the crowd almost
breathless, and exclaimed. sit is war.
The foreigners have commenced hos
tilities, have fred on canoe from one
of their boats, and killed achiei." This
enraged some of our people, and alarm
ed the chiefs, as they feared he would
kill the KING The people armed
themselves with clubs, stones, and
spears Ramona entreated her husband
not to GO All the chiefs did the same.
The King sat down The foreigner
seemed agItated, & started for his boat
Then one of our men attacked him
with spear, but he turned, and with
bis double barelled gun, shot the man
who struck him Some of our people
then threw stones at him, which, being
Iseen by his men, they fired on us Cap
tain Cook turned, and tried to stop hi.
men from firing, but he could net or
account of the noise. He was turning
again TO speak to us. when he wa.
stabbed in his back with pahoa A
spear was at the same instant dnvel
through his body. He fell into tn,
water and spoke no more After h.
was dead we all walled His bone,
were separated, and the flesh scrapc
off and burnt; as was practice in rega,
to our ow m chiefs when they died w
thought he was our god Rono, wo,
shipped him as such, and revereucedhl
bones
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PoEraY.
TnE FAREWELL.

4 DAYS Of nv cherished youth farewell.
Ne Aeeung ioys, sdieu
Hence, Memory hence Thy potent spell!
Cease on tie happy past 70 dwell,
Nor vain regrets renew
Nope, Joy and Love. ye pectrcs bright.
ye vsnished sbades adieu
Thoughtless and Young awreath u Bowers
around my brows DouHd.
AM Oddly sought tsose blooming bowers,
Were cifc,cdb BY me laughing ti"urs,
Idfcami that Love wss to,ind,
E4ancy anu Hope bciure me few, and scat.
tered fragments round.
DAYS of nay cherished youth. farewcll'
We plesssfFl scenes, adlsu
Nc inurc of Tranquil hons yc tell,
When 81 unhsara Times Footsteps fell,
And all unhecded. hew,
1f0resms OF tue ross>ie mosn Of hie, long
and last adiea!
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Important to Farmers& MiIIers

IEtHE subscriber having obtained BY
Il letters patent, dated February the l5ln.
1918. an exclusive right in his new improve
ment in the Threshing Machine, with two es
lenders, one revolving within the other and
getting out the grain as it passes between the
two cylenders, drawn by the motion of tie
inner cy lender BY teeth extended from each
cylender towards the other, and turned BY a.
ny convenient power, and fed in any conve-
nIent manner, will make or yend to Others TO
be made and used on application. by any per-
son in or within the United States of America,
this improvement in the Threshing Machine.
This is therefore to forewsrn any person or
persons within the limits of the United Statess
of America (Thomss Beatty or his assigns ex-
cep,ed,) from making, useing or vending to
others to be used, this improvement in the
Threshing Machine, as | am determined to
prosecute all who may so offend.
The subscriber also offers TO the public. his
new Improvement in the Wheat Rubber
rubbing the wheat between two cylinders, one
revolving W thin the other. and rubbing the
wheat as it passes between the two cylenderss
by protubcent points. extended between tbs
/ two cylenders
MICHEL SnANKS.
| March g.
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VIRGINIA,
Berkeley County Court, 10 nit

DeTKe1ey county CouTf, 10 bf.
FEBRUARY Term, 1925.
James Thruston and DAVID Ranoo,ph, GuaFs
dams OF the children of Joseph Thrus,on des
ceased PlalDuHs,
AGAINST
Robert Billingsiy, William Cunningham and
James Hayes (ai,ee man OF coior) Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Robert Billingsly, not having
netered his appearance, and givin security ac-
cordng 10 the act OF assembly aud the rules of
this court; and 1t appesring to the satisfaction
OF the courl that he IS not an lnhabitant of the
state-lt is Ordered, That the said defendant.
Robert BlllIngsby. do appear here on the Sc
cond Monday IN Ma, next, and answer the bill
OF the palnufi, and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted Tor two months success siyely
III the Msrtlnsburg Gazette, and be posted At
the door OF the Court House OF this county
copy-Teste
D. HUNTER, CBc
February 16, 1896
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On Monday, the Court of Quarter

On Monday, the Court of Quarter
Sessions in Philadelphia sentenced John
FJeiter to SIX months Imprisonment and
hned him one hundred dollars. The
circumstances attending this case were
of a singular description, and excited
no little interest. The defendant kent
a spot of ground, in which he inferred
dead bodies for pay Some time since
he inferred the body of child, two years
and a half old, which he afterwards dis
inferred and sold to physician. For
this offence the indictment was framed
10 which he plead guilty. The whole
transaction was one calculated TO excite
od'um, and we are glad justice has done
as due ~ Freemaa's Journal.
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i APRIL. How delightful and IN
strucuye, go walk firth the midst oi
9Spflng! The verdan' beauties Of the
landscape, the LOVING of oxen, the
bl, ating Of sheep, the singing Of birds,
and every thing around Us, with one
accord, aud with one voice, proclaim
/he goodness and the praise Of HIM
/S'who giyetn all their meat in due sea
SON p" Aud shall man, for whom all
these were made, for whom the sea
sons roll and earth yields her increases
>slhaII man alone he muiel Forbid it.
mighty God. Let every tongue give
''chanks, and every heart overflow with
gratitude, TO Thee, foI the unnumber
led bounties of creation.
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NOTICE.
March 9s.

FE7HE subscriber desiring to dispose
a Ut TWO LOTS near the town OF Mar
tnsburg, has authorised Mr.. Thomas e.
Smith to make sale OF the same, either sepcs
rately or together, on the most accommoda-
ting terms, Persons wishing to purchase.
Will please to apply to Mr., smith, from whom
bargain may be had
WILLIAM N. SCOTT
Hardy county, March 80 st
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06

Self hanging no Suicide "A few
days since, woman III Plus!ield, in
a fit of intoxicatiou, hung herself By the
neck, not till she was dead, but till a
black man, Who heard her groans came
20 her relief. The negro having cut
the rope, and let her down, supposed
her lie at an end. and ran TO the neigh
hours 10 bear the iidiDgs. But to his
astonishm- Mt, on returning ne found
the woman hanging as befole Not
dlsheartened, however, at one failure
ne Justly went to work and chopped the
rope second time, v hlrb so dlscoura-
ged hes adyship, nar she hes determi
ned, at least, tor the present, TO sus-
pend the purpose Of snspending herself
Boston Traveller.
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SUPREME COURT.
MONDAY NJ

MONDAY, March 90
Henry Cassel, Administrator of Lou
isa Browning, plaintiff in error, Us.
Charles Carroll, of CarroIton, defen-
dant in error. The Court delivered
their opinion in this cause, affirmed
the Judgment of the Circuit Court,
with costs.
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"On a previous occasion, Mr. Good
rich had visited the spot where his no
dy was cut to pieces and the flesh
burnt. II is a small inclosure, ABBOTT
Is feet squarr, surrounded by wall
five feet high. Within is kind OF
hearth, about Is inches high, encircled
by row ofrude stones Here the fire
was kindled on the abov sn,Ioned
occasion The place is still strewed
with charcoal"
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STONE COAL.

a LAkoE quaull,y ofsoou SIO.'E. coal
n tor sale al my landing. Mouth OF Opeckon.
JAMES FohMAN.
March 23--if
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Curious CircumStance--Last week
while the man VINO attends the furnace
at the Etna Iron works was preparing
to charge an air furnace. to cast large
cylinder, il occurred to Mr.. Clegg to
examine the old cannons, which " ere
to be mixed ia the charge The pre-.
caution was most fortunate, as one OF
them, twelve FOUNDER, proved 10 be
strongly loaded and shotted, and in
all probability would have done consi
derable injury 10 the men and the
works, as IT would inevitably have
exploded on heating II was remark,
able that this gun had been the faith
iul guardian OF a gateway 10 Gradwell
street for up~ ards of % years.-Li
Uerpooi Albion.
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VIRGINIA..

RGlNIA,
Berkeley County Court, to 'Uu:
JANUARY Term, 1926.
Jehu Harlan aud Nancy his wife, ia,e Nancy
Evans, Plaintiffs,
Joseph Hedges, Nancy Hedges and Alexan,
der Robinson, Dele ndsnts,
IN CHANCEkY.
THE defendsul, Joseph Hedges, not having
entered his appearance, and gwen security ac-
old,ng TO the act of assembly and the rules Of
this court; and it appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the court that be is not an inbabnant OF this
state-H Is Ordered, That the said defendant,
Joseph Hedges, do appear here on the second
Monday in June nexr, and answer the bill
of the plaintiff, aud that copy OF ibis order
be forthwith inserted for Two months success.
svely IN the Marunsburg Gazette, and be
posted at the door OF the Court House OF this
county
a Copy Teste
D. HUNTER, C B G
March %, 1896 I'm
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A hard case-Mr. John C. Singleter.
ry, of Portage county Ohio, has re cent
" been multsk in 600 dollars damages
for a SANDER uttered by his loving spouse.
Poor Fellowl He haG much better have
remained Mr.. Single Terry all his life,
than to take help meet who will talk
away his hard earnings thus. But the
tongue is an unruly member which no
nan can tame.-.N. Y. Com. .adr.
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VIRGINIA,
Berkeley County Court, 10 ,oit,
FEBRUARY TERM, 1896.
Incnh Crn,ih ~ a.

Berkeley County Court, 10 ,oit,
FEBRUARY Term, 1926.
Jacob Smith Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Polly Custer, widow and Jacob Custer. Elf.
zsbeth Custer, Polly Custer Catharlne Custer.
John Custer, Henry Custer. and Finley Custer,
children OF John Custer, deceased, and George
A!nsle Defendants,
in CHANCERY.
THE defendant, George klnst not having
entered his appearance, and given security &C.
cordlng to the act OF assembly and the rules OF
this codrt, and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the court that he is not an inliabIant OF tins
state 1t IS Ordered, That the SAID defendant,
George kinsle do appear on the Second Mon
Cay IN May next, aud answer the bill of the
pa'nlifi. and that copy OF this order tie forth
with inserted for two month, succt sliyely IN
the MArtinsburg Gazette, snd be posted a. Tie
door OF The Court House VI ths cJUnty.
COpy--Test,
u. HUNTER, G &c
Feyruary 10. ls26-2m
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In the autumn OF 1922 | collected four
or five clusters of green balls from the
poiatoe vines, and IN the spring OF
1923 on the Nth of April, sowed the
seeds that Obtained from them; the
bed in which sowed them was pre-.
pared in a manner similar to the one
which is usually prepared Tor sowing
carrot or beet seed. The bed was eight
feet in length and two in width, and
produced nine different kinds of pota
toes, which measured one pint They
were very small, soue kinds of were
tipe early, others continued TO grow
until, niped by the frost IN 1924,
April OH planted the potatoes rails ed
from the green balls in bed richly
manurcd, the bed was twelve feet in
length and three in width / planted
them in rows crosswise OF the bed, &c
enc foot apart, and was careful TO plant
each kind by themselves; when they
were about two inches high | wed
them and was particularly careful to
keep them from weeds thro' the
season, and occasionly watcred
them After the vines were dead, |
dug the potatoes, some were OF d mid
die size, others were small, some
kinds yielding a quantity threefold
greater than other; che whole measured
one peck and half. April 9th, 1925.
lplanted one peck ofthe largest which
| took from the several kinds. in Sc
venty-seven hills three feet apart in
one direction and two and half in
the other The soil was loamy, the
manure was spread on the ground and
ploughed in The potatoes when they
bad attained suitable height were
wed out and every attention paid
necessary to bring them to maturity.
Sept 80, 1895 l dug and measured
the potatoes; there was one and half
bushel and three quarts. / boiled a
few OF each kind some of them were
remarkably good favored, others ap
peared vatery, think that as many
as four or five kinds are WORTHY the
attention OF the farmer, not merely on
account OF their productive quality but
for being mealy and of good favor,
among which are the small white ones
ripe in June, the largest kind ripe in
August, and those in growing state
when pulled, and the kind which re.
sembles the blue noses ripe in July.
A PURIFY.
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senses, and threw a pail foil Of water
over her, by which her clothes were
completely drenched She then be
came very III, and a surgeon was sent
for, who advised that she should be
bled, but the operation was not then
performed, as her master and mistress
would not allow her to remain in the
house that night. She went home,
and was very III for some days, and
not able TO look out for situation for
two or three weeks.
The fellow servant Of prosecu,rix
was called to corrobate her story; bu,
she could say nothing as TO the fact oI
her master raising his fisi in her lace -
Sine heard him call her did impudenI
wench, and some other words TO thai
effect As 10 The conduct Of the mis-
tress IN using The pail of water, she
could only say, Ina: she endeavouree
to prevent the prosecutrlx's clothes
from getting wet, as far as her frigb
and hurry would admit
The Doctor VINO saw prosecutrix'
nexI day deposed to her having gooc
deal of fever, but he could not say tina
IL was caused by i'll treatment.
The Jury found thu male defendant
guilty, and acquitted the lady,
The CHAIRMAN sentenced him Il
pay fine OF 6s 81
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THOMAS II. SILL has been appointed
be Representative in Congress from
We state of Pennsylvania, vice Mr. Fan.
REILLY, deceased. Nat. Int.
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VlR GINA,
Berkeley County Court, to ois:
MARCH Term, 1926.
Adam Stephen hen,naw, piaintitfs
AGAINST
Jacob Waggener and Jacob Holt.

IN OdANCENI,
The defendant, jacob Nagsener, not having
entered ms appearance. and gwen security ac-
corGing 10 the act OF assembly and the rules of
tins court, and 1t appearing 20 the satisfaction
OF the court that he IS not an InhabItsnt OF this
state--E is Ordered, That the SAID defendant.
Jacob WaggeDer do appear on the second
Monday In JlGe next, and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff, and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted tor two months successively
IN the Martinsburg Gazette, and be posted ae
the door OF the Court House OF tins county.
A Copy-Teste,
ID. HUNTER, G b. g.
March IS, 1896 On
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~ Flour received IS James farmsn and
Il others con,rsct. shalt rot CONSIDER ny
self accountable tor from Tins date.
CEOAGE CHRIS MAN.
March 2S-H
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Yaun0 Orchards.-To diminish
the growth of weeds round fruit trees j,
spread on the ground roundi the
fresh transplanled trees as lar as the
roots extend, the refuse stalks OF max
after the fibrous parts have been sep
Grated.
This gives them surprising vigor as
no weed will grow under the refuse OF
flax. and the earth remains fresh and
loose. Old trees treated 10 this manner
when drooping in all orchard, will re-
cover, and push out vigorous shoots
In place OF flax stalks, the leaves
which fall from trees in autumn may
be substituted but they must be covered
with waste twigs, or any thing else
that can prevent the wind blowing
them away.
To prune orchard trees The
object IN pruning young trees is to form
proper head The shoots may be
pruned, iu proportion to their lengths
cutting clean away such as cross one
| another, s. tanning the tree out to
wards the extremltles on ell sides
thereby keeping it equally poised, ane
fit to resist tn effect OF strong winds
When it is wished to throw a youns
tree into bearing state, which shonlt
not he thought of however, sooner thar
the third or fourth year after planting
the leading branches should be very
little shortened--lhe lower Soside bran
ches not at all. nor should knife bt
used, unless to cut OIL such shoots a
cross one another The season Cot
pruning orchards is generally wln,e
or early in the spring A weak tree
ought to be prnnned directly after thu
fall of the leaf. To prune in autumn
strengthens plant and will bring tn
blossom buds more forward: to GU
the wood late in spring tends to CHECK
a plant, and is one ofthe remedies fo'
excessive luxuriance
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OF foreign aud domr,f# #mao#.#a, -, en-.
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Carpetlng,, rich aud hnudro,Ue figures
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liarurhr, q new and h"anlItul article
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Whne satins. plan and figured
Long aud short white kid gloves
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quality
q cases elastic water proof Hats
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