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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23
Farmers Of Berkeley and Js Gsrson com.
Tics, Tirpi,ia.

TIVE subscriber viii always paw the highest
i market price for good mercl,sniat,l'.
WHE.41, delivered at his Mil, near Williams
port. Maryland, and those having The article
for sale, will find their interest promoted bv
giving him a call. At this time, / am pawn.
from IS 97s cts. for good wheat, and ai,sax
regulate my prices according TO The value az
Flour in Baltimore, deducting the carriage.
which generally rates at one dollar per barrel
JOHN VAN LEAR, Jun.
Wi!liamsport, Nov. 10 1T
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a woman named Lydia Confughiy,
committed suicide in Baltimore last
week, by taking arsenic.
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A Mrs. Dupuy advertises in the Rich
mond Enqnirer, that "she will be pre-
pared To board 2 or I 5 moral and steadi
members Of the Legislature.'
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Distressing Calamhy.-On Sunday
last, most violent storm passed thro'
the northern end of this county, pros.
trating every thing in its course-hous.
es, barns, &c. were in some instances
RACED to their foundations. and we
lament 10 state, Mr.. Isaac Mc'Pher-
son, OF the neighborhoed of Leesburg
was simultaneously killed by the fall
ing OF his house, as well as several
members of his family seriously inju.
red. Mr.. Bales large frame house in
the same neIghborbood was blown
down, and some of his family injured
"a little girl was discovered and taken
from among the ruins, after having re-
manned from two TO three hours in that
deplorable situation, and is likely to
recover. Mr.. Woodmansee is said to
have sustained serious loss in the de
structlon of his barn and other build
lngs Many other persons are suffer.
ers IN the destruction oftimber, fencing,
orchards, &c. and in the loss of horses
and cattle. We have not learnt salts.
iactorlly the extent of this tornado,
and presume many in this county have
sutteredlby it that we have not been in.
formed Olive should feel indebted TO
any one to be furnished with more
particularaccount for our next publica
ton HiliS60rOugh Gaz.
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pRoPOsALs, by Way & Gideon, OF Wash.
inglon City. for publishing by subscription,
DR.. BRY1N'S ADDRESS for the Boston
Bard; and TIE TRiU.uI'R OF TRUTH a
Poem, by the same author.
1erms-Ihe volume win consist of about 20
octave pages, printed in handsome STYLE, on "a.
per OF anexcellent quality, ard vii be hotpres.
sed, and neatly bound in boards Price so cents.
Inc proceeds Of the work, after defrayng the
cost OF publication, will be transferred to the
Boston Bard
Gentlemen holding subscription papers VIII
p'ease return them to ID. Bryan, =. NJ Ale ss,.
dria, ID. :. to who, also, persons at a dis,ance
wishing to subscribe, will please communicate
their names.
CT Subscriptions rsceired az his oGrce.
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HALLOW EVE.-The evening
of The 3lst. OF Oct. in each year, is call
ed HaIlow Eve, or, in Scotland, were
we believe the tradition originated,
Halloween" when the absurd prac.
tice of stealing cabbage and baiteriug
it againstthe doors of dwellings, is prac
tised, by tie silly and mischeveous of
most parts OF the county. AS regards
stealing the cabbage and battering the
doors with il, those who commit these
acts most certainly know not lUhy they
do it, and the practice oughtto be con.
demned; in fact il is time that an ex
ample should be made of some one, as
these depreda,ions upon the private
property of many individuals are not
unirequently seriously felt. The prac.
tees in Scotland, ofpulIjng cabbages,
burning nuts, sowing hemp seed, &c.
were all innocent an,usementS for the
lads and lasses o: that country in olden
time; bat it is preposterous to say no
thing of its criminalty, that at this
bright day, the mischievous persons of
these parts, many of whom probably
do not know from whence the tradi.
ton arose, should annually revive the
practices at all, much less TO go so far
beyond the custom of simply pulling
the cabbage in their own gardens, as
to steal it from those oftheir neighbors,
and destroy it -Reading Times.
Mquisition In the year 1920, forty
years after the Inquisition had been
established in Seville, the persons burnt
IN that Archbishoprick alone, exceeded
1000, and the reconciled and banished,
amounted to 100000 in only Andaln
STA, where more than 5000 houses re.
manned shut, whose inhabitants either
IN one way or other, had been exter-
minated byit. Every one was suspect
ed, who possessed the smallest erudi-
ton, or protested any other than the
Aristotellan philosophy. Thirty thou
sand females charged with witchcralt,
were put to death by the Inquisition.
A million of Moors and 500, 900 Jews
banished--lhe children taken from
their parents as soon as born TO be bap.
tised.
CHILIcoTHE, (Ohio,) Oct. 81 Sun
day, 29ih inst violent tornado visited
this vicinity, approaching within half
a dozen miles Of this place. Its di
rection was nearly from north west to
south east; and its progress for eight or
ten miles Ohe only distance heard from)
was furious and fatal. A barn, stable,
and two horses, belonging to Mr..
Cochrane, were destroyed. The upper
part of barn, the property of a MIR.
Oxford, was blown off, and his dwell.
ling house Frustrated to the ground,
his bureau, tables, and other furniture,
being carried to distance of more
than half a mile by the violence of the
wind. Fields and forests were laid
waste IN its course, and every thing
within its range involved in indIscrimi
nate destruction.
JGS{rPeS?s, r Co1o,,;t,, n, c.,ol
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SFONE CoAL~-The subscriber mas ius,
~ received large Quantity OF Stone Coal
winch he viii sell on reasonable terms.
Wllitmspnri, Iule 81. JAMES SfI0AP
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A variety Of BLANKS,
for sale at this Odice.
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themselves to that portion Of country
bordering on the Cumberland noun.
tains, and what was then called the
Brush, and afterwards the Wilder.
ness.
The country South of the Kentucky
river was explored by James Smith,
afterwards Col. SMITH in The year
l766.
Sec. 3, will contain an account Of
events which happened in the year
1878, viz. The attempt made by Col.
Boone 10 remove his family 10 Ken
tucky--an attack made on them by the
Indians in Powel's Valley--their re !.
turn to CIinch river, where they re.
NAMED until the year ITS
Also OF visit by Col. James Har-
rod, with party from Monongahely
Likewise of visit by Col Thomas
Bcllitt and party from Virginia
of Captain Bullt's talk with the In
dams at Chilicothe where he visited
them; after which he and bis party
descended the Ohio to The Falls
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NfT5cELLANEoU3:

,Octobcr.-Man is ever moving in
his joafney to the grave. AS soon as
he has completed one stage in his pro.
gress, he enters on another without a
moments stay Thus the prudent
husbandmln having made provision
for The supply of present wants, pre-
pareshis gronnd, and deposits the seed
of future Understanding IN hope,
while he gathers in with joy. How
strongly does this remind Us of the life
to come, and the Importance Of laying
up treasures in heaven, whilst engaged
in temporal concerns He that sow.
eth to the spirit, shall of the spirit reap
life everlasting"
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n ASH FOR WHEAT.-M. Ransom aonoun.
~ ces To bis customers, and the farmers Of
Berkeley and jefferson counties eenersllv. that
his Mil, near Martinsburg. is now in complete
order for the reception of Wheat, or any other
KIND OF Grain; customers that wish it. NAV
have their wheat ground separately, and receive
the proceeds, or he will give a barrel of super
line flour for every 30oibs Of that which is good
and Observation-Disclosures work of all kinds, viii
be done with the greatest dispatch; and to those
who wish TO sell their Wheat, the highest price
IN CASH, will at all times, be giyen--His head
miller, Mr. John S'onebraker, late of wasf,
4ng'on county, Mary band, has arrived and CON-
men business August g.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05
TCABINET MAKING.

HE subscriber begs leave to inform his of
eral. customers, friends, and the public In gen.
ness that he has commenced the above bust
DIR. again IN WIlliamsport, few doors east Of
su.. WIN. Vanlear's, and nearly opposite the
n.pscriber's Inn--where all kinds of CARR
YORK will be constantly kept for
se on The most reasonable terms The sub.
scfoer matters himself that he viii be able to
accommodate all those who may please to favor
,il'n with Their patronage. He has on hand, a
handsome Stock OF MAHOGANY, CHERRY.
WALNUT, &c. and all kinds of FLTR.NI9TIRE
made by an approved workman, which will be
disposed OF on terms to suit the times.
june a--tf JAMES sHOAFF.
N. Bile has gentle HoasE and HEARsy
wolch will be furnished. when required, on
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-10-05
EDICkLlNG VINEGaR.-The Subscriber,
y have just received prime Picking Vinegar
which they arc selling cheap.
July ~ JAMES N. RIDDLE & SMITH.
WE have quantity of PLANK, of
Wv various kinds fer sale.
BAKER TAPsCoTT & Co.
Shepherds Town, June 8

ID ELEMENTAL oRDERs.--The first Bat.
IA talon Of The 9th Regiment, viii be mus.
tered on Saturday the 2ist of October next.
at the Cross Roads, (Hoke's Run;) and the
second Battalion WILDE mustered at Darksyilie
on Saturday the 2eth of October next
The Battalion Court, for the first Battalion
Will be held At the house Of Abraham Marlait,
on Tuesday the 3Ist of October next The
battalion Court, for the second Battalion, will
be held at the house Of Robert Boak in narks.
vile, On he 9TH Of November rext Their
Willie Regimental Court Of Enquiry for The
67lh Regiment, at the house of william Kroee
sen, keeper Of the Globe Tavern, in Martins
burg, o. Friday the 17th Of November fol
lowing. MILAN GREGORY. Cot
stis'. IL. s71A Res't. r. IA.
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rFrom In. SPIRIT and Manner, Of the Age.l
C0RSOI .gTTO.V

From the spirit snn 'nAhhcfsV' usS n50J
C0,RS0L.8IIO.N
Peace, spirit. pcaeel Why should'si thou weep
Der earthly ioys that SION must iadef
Shall not thy God his promise keep,
To cheer thy soul when light IS lied!
In secret gloom thy tears NAV fall
'rny God IS near and hears them al.
Peace, spirit, psscel why should'st thou mourn
The loss OF all that hessd thee herel
Life, light and Joy shall yet return,
With heavily smiles thy heart 70 cheer;
And love, and hope, aud righteousness,
sh4Il bloom along thy pafh 20 bliss.
Peace, spirit, peacei immortal life
Dawns on the darkness Of the tomb;
Zen IN Tie Inst--ths parting strife,
Thy God shall guide thee thro' the gloom;
Tnist thou on Him---and thou shalt prove,
Rcteeming gsace--sternal love.
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POETRY.
LIFE.

The lesF that fails N sutumns' hnur,
1'he rose that i~.i.s upon shc stem,
Are embicsas Of De silent power,
OF gisne a13 clsase o'er US aud uemi
Yet happier is the rosc's fa'e,
For spring viii oeher leaves restore,
And summer viii new flowers create.
AS bright s5 those Which bioDned before.
But when Efe's morning dreams depart,
And grief saceeeds 70 taneied bi's''
Or what shat. cheer The '0nsy heart,
Or soften sorrows biuerness
Years will roll oB--an6 time viii bring
Its various changes, bat ~ vain
There is IN life but one short spring,
And it can meier return sSaiE
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= ASH FOR wHEAr.-lsaac S. Laucl {. Co

CAsH FOR wHEAT.-lssac S. Lauck & Co.
~ inform their customers las well as the far.
mers of Berkeley and Jefferson counties) gene
rally, that their mill, adjoining Marinsburg, is
now in complete order, having lately ground
out the crop OF the last year. as well as to have
made sii necessary repairs before commencing
on the crop of the present season She is.
therefore, now ready for the reception of all
kinds OF Grain. They will manufacture for Gus
toners on the usual terms. and will give for eve
ry 200lbs. of Merchantable Wheat barrel of
Superhne Floar They will also do the chop
ping for their customers and they will give, as
usual, to those who may be disposed to sell, the
highest price in CASH for WHEAT, July 81,
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1--WE DOLLARS REwARD.--straye ed from

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD--Straye ed from
Il DIR. Daniel Magruders farm, Frede rick
county, Virginia, on Monday slst Joly Iast. q
chestnut SoRREL HORSE, supposed 10 be nine
years old, about IS hands high. with small
star 10 ms forehead, one hind foo, white. but
which not recollected. shod all round. has dark
stripe down his back, and PAGES little. Any
person who will secure said horse and rive in.
formation thereof to Col. Braxton Davenport.
Charlestown, Va. viii receive the above reward
sept. hoR,A 1oNFS
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pRopoSALs, by Way b Gideon, of Wash.
4 lngton City, for publishing by subscription,
DIR. BRY.4.A'S ADDRESS for the Boa,on
Bard; and THE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH
Poem, by the same author.
Je'7rs--The volume will consist of about 20
octave pages, printed in handsome style, on pa
per os mexcelient quality, and will be hotpres-
sea' ana neatly bound in boards. Price so cents.
inc proceeds ofthe work, alter defraying the
cost OF publication, viii be transferred to the
Boston Bard
Gentlemen holding subscription papers will
please return them to ID. BRYAN. r. M Alexan.
dra, ID. :. to who, also, persons at distance
wishing to subscribe, will please communicate
their names.
VI SUBSCRIPTIONS received at This efce.
msrtinsburg, Aug 10, 1895.
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MEssRs: ABRAHAM FOLK, sosEfH

MEsSRs. ABRAHAM FOLK, JOSEPH
1Vl KEEPER, JAMES L. RANSOM, Admir-.
de 6o'is non Of John b. Henry, deed and
SAMUEL CHENoWETH, sen. Take Mace,
that on The l4th and 2lst days of October next,
at.the Globe Tavern, now kept by William
kroesen, in the town Of Msrtinsburg, county
Of Berkeley, and Commonwealth of Virginia,
intend TO trke the dispositions of Harrison
Waite, John 4. Cookus, Benjamin T. Towner
and others, which intend to offer in evidence
on the trial of suit now depending in the SUI
perior Court Of Chancery holden in Winches-
ter, in which suit as the surviving executor Of
Christopher Folk, deed am complainans and
you are defendants. Yours &c
sept IA, 1896. GEORGE WOLFF.
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[r,m the Lond.n Literary Chronicle

f1tAtAm, vi OWCl VI
A Jewish rsle--By the author Of influence.
Miriam isa religious tale, founded
on an interesting anecdote of an Amer
lean Jew, who was converted to
Chr;stianisy BY the dying admonitioDs
of an only child, beautiful girl, who,
unknown to her father, had embraced
the Christian faith. This anecdotc has
been a,nphfed into an excellent and
well told tale, fall OF pathos, and writ.
ten in a very pleasing style. Wequotc
as specimen the dying scene:-
"Mlriam turned pale, and with great
solemnity replied, AYE yet such love
on earth, my father, is idolatry, and
must in mercy be rivcn asunder, lest
its false light should lead you to eternal
darkness Bot" added she, raising
herself and looking at her father, do
you Lore me?-not for what 1 am to
you but apart from Yourself could
your love grant ne one soiemnrcquest;
ard selemnly fulfill it? Could itforgive
the violence which that request might
do the dearest feelings of your bosom
and forget all else, save the purpose for
which 1t was asked, and her who ask :
ed it?'
tImlah fell alarmed, for although the
voice of Miriam was calm, and her
countensnce serencas cleudless moon
light, he believed that her mind wander
ed in some delirious phantasy; till
suddenly recoIlceting the fatal alliance
he had engaged her to fulfil, he beckon-
cd Corah to leave the room, and then
replied, Miriam, my beloved girl! proof
against every test--my love could bear
and suffer all, and far more than You
could require - Then ask your boon;
it shall be freely granted at whatever
cost it claims; for, beassured any thing
that can give peace to you, brings hap
piness to me. Bot compose yourself
now, my child, and we will talk OF
earthly cares, when health calls you
back to act in earthly schemes.
L am composed, my father replied
Miriam, as one who standing OH the
verge of eternity, locks only to eternal
things. And now thank you tender
ly for the boon you grant "a boon ior
which | have craVed life and time
So saving, she drew from underneath
her pillow little Testament, and lay
Ing il in Imlah's hand, then pressing
them together within both her own ex
claimed, Take that precious book my
beloved father, and let il be your guide
--your counsellor your comfort! May
the Lord in his infinite mercy, make
the stumbling block OF Israel your rock
and your salvation; and while you read
may His holy Spirit teach YOU 10 be.
Heve--to revere--to reccivel And now
dear precious parent, remembering the
last SOLEMN promise so sacredly picdg
ed to your dying child, for your owr
sake--lor hers beseech yen, sneak
no more against Jesus of Nazareth
the Redtemer OF Israel,-ihe Messiah
tie one and only SaYioar Of all msn
kind Exhausled by Tie feeliugsane
energy svilh which she uttered this sol
emo c!farge, Miriam fel. back, and ths
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MR.. SAMUEL LIGHT, Take Notice, that
Iva on Saturday the l4lh day of October,
1896 at the Globe Tavern, in Martinsburg,
Berkeley county, Virginia, shall, by virtue of
commission from the SuperiorCourt Of Chance
ry, at Winchester, Virginia, take the deposit
ton OF James Forman, which ! intend Offering
as evidence in cause depending in said Court.
wherein Am complainant, and you and others
defendants. HENRY BEDJNt,ss8
sept. IA, 1926.
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III THE undersigned have now ON hand,
QUANTITY OF
:. otro'lg homemade & Imported Linens.
y SIax and Flax Thread, Domestic Plads,
spun Cotton, Shir,inrs & Sbce,;no.
= Fresh Sugars, Coffee and Teas,
Gut and Wrought NAILS, assorted sizes.
Aiso, fresh supply of IRON AND STEEL,
:, BAKER TAPsCoTT & Co.
Shepherdstown, June 8.
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cold tews Of death hung on her face,
as nsiore struggled withIss last resist
less cciiq1cror. Inilsh, who kn.lt by
her siae, hrs hand stiIl grsrping her 50
cred legacy, was motIdn'es ss herself,
and felt as If he had lost all power Of
utterance and sense; while with lock,
he uttered gfosns CT agony, such rs
perhaps alone could have roxscd the
departing spirit of Miriam back TO earth
ly thoughts She opened her eyes
once more, and laid her icy arrl, for a
moment. around her fathers neck, in
token that her last love wa. his: then
quietly crossing, her hands upon her
bosom, and looking up 10 Heaven with
a cocnlcnance Frightened with a glow
of holy fereour, she exclaimed, Dear
est father! look up---look up--look up,
from me, 10 Christ! and now. Oh bles
sed Jesus, % thou cone quickly. -
Again her head fell back, and with
one long bot gentle Sigh, her happy
spirit winged its fight to God.
siralab remained for some time ap
palled and mo,ionless, gazing in fixed
despair on the silent lips of his child, as
if waiting again to hear their eioquence.
But the, dreadful Stiffness which now.
pervadcd' !. all around, where not one
sound, one sigh, was heard to break
that aw fol solitude, aud recalled him 10
q faint sense Of what have been; and
ye. II was the disordered sense which
fancy sometimes lends. 10 picture dreams
like real things; or to enbody its own.
faint shadows into the frightful phan
toms Of insanity. Still did he look on
Miriam, aud still grasped the little
volgmc which he knew was associated
with her last words. Bot what were
those words? The avowal of an apps
tatel And yet was that heavenly smile I
which gave even death sembiance of
peace--oBc ofapostacy? Could guilty
hereto meet the awful judgment of an
offended God, as Miriam had done?
Miriatn an apos.ate!--a hereto? Oh
no, rtsiier lei Christianity be true, and
Israel fall at las. beneaihlihe scIourge Of
Christian victory,--thab Miriam, the
last daughter OF David's line, be so &C
cursed! And now great drops Of agony
stood on the cold forehead of Imlah,
as Thoughts like those passed Thoughts
bewildered mind, and in groans of
deepest anguish, be called loudly op
the name of his sainted child, as if she
could still dispell the dreadful visions of
that fearful dream. But alas. it was too
surely waking reality;-nothing could
move or change the sweet calm smile |
of her for whom never before had I'm
lab called in vain,
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M + tis' oa naads a quantity OF ttHISKEL.
w distilled BY Messrs. Cush@a and Osborn.
ONE wears ago. together with lot of PRIME
OLD .-8PPLE BR4NDY The saperioei,y
of this Nhlskey is too we'll known to need re.
conn ends,ion. Persons particular in the
riicie. will dc well 20 call. i will be sold low
~ the barrel or larger quantity.
JAMES RIDDLE & SMITH.
Martiasbufg, May 4
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ViRGiNLa--BerkeIeyC County Court, TO wit:
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1926.
Danici barkhart Plamt.f,
AGAINST
Lewis Pearse and Catharlne bis wife, late Ca,
tharine Fsnmetie, John Vanmetfe and Ezra
ssnmetre. defendants,
In CHANCEkY
THE defendant, Lewis Pearse. not hav.
ing entered bis appearance, and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and it appearing TO the satisiac.
ton of the court that he is not an inhabtant Of
this stste--Its Ordered, That the said ccfen-
dant, Lewis Pearse, do appear here on the Sc.
cond Monday IN November ex., and ansu er the
bill OF the plaintiff, and that Copy Of this or.
der he forthwith inserted for two months sue.
cessively IN the Martinsbnrg Gazette, and he
posted at the door of the Courthouse of this
county. A Copy-Teste,
sept. "A, 1926. ID. HUNTER, c.B.c.
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SASH FOR WHEA7.--The highest price
~ will DE paid for good Wheat, If delivered
at my mills. July u JAMES FoRMA n