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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22
Nv ednesdaY Next!

pY virtue Of a trust deed, executed to the
- undersigned by John Blake, bearing date
OF the i3sh sept. 1896 Tor the purpose of in-
Identifying Richard Beall and Thomas C. Cro-
ney. as sureties for the said Blake, shall offer
for sale, upon tie premises, on WEDNESDAY.
the 2Sth inst. tar, If not the next fair day,)
lots No. $50 and 252, situate in the town Of
Msrtns5urg. near the German church. On ona
lots are sdyantageously situated. The title
which viii be made TO the purchaser, win be
unique stionable.
The terms OF sale; 0ne half eass. the balance
IN twelve months. Any person wishing 10 pur-
chase AT private sale, can call ON the subseri-
Der. living in harrisburg.
March 8-ts NJ. LOCKE, Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22

Ard overcome US like summer cloud
Without our special wonderf'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03
From the New York American.
HENRY CLAY.

The charge Of corruption so lavishly publish
ed agains, this distinguished man, have, in eve.
ry case, where any thing like specific charac-
ter was given to them, been triumphantly lefu-
ted. Yet the word coalition" still harped
upon, and what cannot be proved, is now said
to be universally suspected: and upon suspicion,
the character Of a man Of approved services,
talents and patriotism, is sought to be Destroy
ed. Under these circumstances, it cannot be
embarrassing to the lovers of truth and fair
ness, TO see the annexed extract Of letter writ
zen by MIR. Clay SO far back as 1925. The sen,
limenis he there expresses, he has since acted
upon and now maintains. The letter was pri-
va,e, and in reply TO one from DR.. Goldman,
then residen, of Philadelphia, who being
friendly to Mr.. Claws nomination to the Pre-
sidency, wrote to him concerning report cir
culating Of his, Mr.. Clay's, intention to unite
with Mr.. Crawford.
DR.. Goldman is now resident Of this city
and Professor in the Rutgers College-wholly
unconnected with, and abstaining from politics;
vet not willing to withhold the testimony,
which aocidently he possesses, Of the upright
and manly character, sentiments and conduct
Of public man, unjustly assailed.
ASHLAND, 9Th August, 1928.
81 need not CONT adict to you 4 report Of a
coalition between Mr.. Crawford and me. have
come 10 no understandings, enter,ed into no
arrangements, made no promises, entangled
my self in no eng agements Of any sort, with any
candidate, nor with the friends of any candidate
and so help me God, l will not. neither can
nor have, nor will seek to influence or control
the choice Of my friends, in regard TO the 9th
er candidates, believe them incapable of being
Influenced by me, or am sure | should not
consider them worthy of being my friends.
Faithfully your friend.- fl. CLAY"
"John D Goldman, NJ. d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03
50 Dollars Reward!

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Saturday even.
aiAg, Oath inst muatto woman named 10 NE'S.
The said Agnes about 30 years age, Ave feet one
Her complexion is bright, her eyes dark and promi-
nent with small lump the upper side of her right
eye her hair thick and b,shy; her features broad her
finger nails remarkably short from habit Of biting
them She took with her trunk and variety ofex-
ceent clothing. Her Husband, Harry Tyler, who alb
seconded about months since, is supposed to be in
philadelphia, New-York Boston, and il is expected
Agnes will follow HIN. The above reward will be
paid for experimenting and securing the above describ
ed runaway in jail, so that get her; aud reasonable
The National Int llgencey will please insert this.
and forward their account to this Office for payment,
nov IS #
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03
70 the Public.

The Fauquier and Orange
WIZ Stage will leave the Franklin IIo-
e84 Alexandria, in future on Sum
7Sdays and Thursdays, and returns
on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Taking seat in this
Stage to Fairfax Court. House, persons travelling on
the Winchester route can avoid The unpleasant ncces
sitv OF rising at O'clock n and thus escape the
damps and dangers of that early hour apply for
seats as above. The PRoPhlEIoh.
sept7-1awSm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03
Murdock's old Madeira Wine

VINHE subscribers have recently received blythe ship
Il London Packet from the London docks, and Ivy
the Mentor direct from Madeira large supply of the
finest old Madeira wine, part of which has been to the
East Indes for sale by the pipe hogshead or quarter
cask, by A.C CAZEN0VE Co.
also. a great variety efother ZINES.
Sparkling 4 still Champaign
Narseilles and Sicily MADEIRA
Dry and sweet Malaga
Malaga, Sherry and Alicante Port
Ssuterne, Frontignac
ST. Estephe and other claret in casks and cases.
--tlsic ;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03

ed thoughtful, s. less naughty than in the pre-.
ceding conferences;from this they conclude iha:
the Porte has taken knowledge ofthe notes deli
vered to it, that it sees clearly its real situation,
and that ere long it will YIELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03
SM1P NEWS.
Port Of. Alexandria.

ARRIVED,-Dec l.
Schr Potomac Bears, Boston, plaster TO 5. Messer'
smith and freight for the District.
.Schr Washington Packet, Shove, New Port rum,
molasses sc. toA CaZenove * Co.
schr Hope and Susan, Nickerson, N York. north:
ern produce to II. Scranton.
SAILED,
Schr Haxall Pratt, Boston.
Schr Harriet, Taylor, Boston
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03
hardware and Cuttlery

V1NlE subscriber has just received fom the manu-
facturies in England his expected sdditional'sup-
ply of fine Penknves (Roger's patent silver tee;)
pocket dos knives and forks, ivory handles, in sets;
do with buck selftp ard bone handles. fine and com
mon scissors, do do Rogers shoe and butcher knives,
also, general assortment cabinet glass and
commo lie knobs and rings ~. Shoe thread and
findings generally for shoe-makers
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.
Gilt and mahogany frame looking glasses, brass and
iron shovel and tongs, Whips and canes, brushes Of all
descriptions, castings pots, ovens, cast and iron tea
kettles &c. &C.
COMBS,
very large and well selected assortment Of tortoise
shell combs, Spanish and Brazilian shell, ivory and
horn do. combs repaired by cementing as 70 make
old combs look equal 10 new ones-c0nbs made to
any patterns oftortoise she'll horn old tortoise combs
taken in part pay for new
GJ'rhe highest price s wen for tortoise shell a.!
and country horns.
Trunks made and repaired in the best manner
dec 3-6td&3tSw2w THOMAS MOUNT, agt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03

y OIlCE.
S hereby given to the stockholders Of the Marine
Insurance Company of Alexandria that an election
for fifteen directors, to for year ence en-
suing, will be held at their Office Tuesday the 18th
January next, from l0o'cock, a. m till 2, y. m
The transfer book will BE closed from Thursday 10th
at p. m until the election is
dec 3-law6w J B. NlCKOIIS Sec'v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03

MA supply of the above medicine for sale
no JOHG KENNEDY.
At the Office Of the Am Col Society, Washington
And A. T. KENNEDY, Alexandris
oct 3D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03
district Of Columbia, !.

APRIL TERM, 1897
The Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire on Buildings Of
the State of Virginia, CompAs. In Chaneery.
AGAINST
Dunn & Hills Wife, Defts.
IS The decree in this case mad. at the last term Of
this Court, having been duly served upon the defend
ant, Hills, and no having been shewn WI, the
said decree should not be made final against all the de-
PENDANTS is decreed and ordered that the said
deciee be made final. Teste,
EDM. I. LEE, C. c..
caste 9S0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03

-, main. having been taken BY the Hero
.ireuIa,e in this neishbourhood, an in
Hs' ", r,mphlet written by the unprineipled
i'ni' ,n Ineham, we have republished an
' r.r 10 it, by German Farmer OF Penn
,.,;, which we commend to our readers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03

In pursuance 10 the aboy dec shall proceed to
sell the premises, for cash, on Monday the Third day
of december nerf, the following property
Sx One Tenement and Lot Of Ground
E9t in the town of Alexandria on the east side Of
HIei St Asaph-street,and bounded on the north BY
Doctor Brown; the east by the lot OF William d.
simms, the south by the lot of the said Joseph C.
Grid, and the west byst. Asaph street. subject to
an annual rent Of $50. The above sale will take place
at three O'Clock. T., SCOTT, d. NJ 80
oct Sl-Ws tbs for +. Ringgoid, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03
AUCTIONS

MarshAA's Sale. |.
VNILL be sold for cash on Mospay 3dDASDferxsiH
w xE1r, at O'Clock, al the Fight, title and inter
est of Samuel Hills in and toa
- HOUSE AND LOT,
n situated on tue east side Of ST. Asaph.ss.
and north side Of Duke-street. beginning
-LI at the intersection Of sadst and nun.
ming north on st Asaphstreet 50 feet, thence eastss
feet thence south so feet THENCE west to the begin
ming, Sold to satisfy execution in favor of Philip
Letting and Company. C. SCOTT NJ.
nov 5 for T. Ringgold, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-03
District Of & oluMbia,

NOVEMBER TERN, 1926.
The Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire on Buildings of =
the State Of Virginia, RUS. PIN GhQncry
Dunn & Hills & Wife, Defs.J -
TIME publication directed by this Court tobe made
u against the defendant, Dunn, having been oulY
made according to the order OF the Court the said
defendant having failed to enter his appearance and ~
give security according to the terms OF the said order
1t ordered hat the said bill be taken for contest
ed the said deendan. Dunn, and the bill baving
been regularly taken for confessed TO the other de.
PENDANTS and coming now to be heard, the Court
upon considering the same. doth decree and order hat
The said defendants do pay to the complainants the
of 1854 81 with interest SIT 81 part ther eof
from the 1t of April, 1923 till paid, and the costs
this suit
And it is further decreed and ordered, that if the
said defendants should fail pay to the compainants
the Aforesaid Of money with interest thereon as
aforesaid and the costs of this suit by the FIRST ay o.
May next-that then ant in that case, the Marshal of
this District do sell the premises insured and mention
ed in the b at public auction to the highest bidder
forcash and apply the money arising from the said sale
after retaining the expenses thereof TO the said deb
interest and costs and the residue to the plaintiffs and
that the Marshal report his proceedings herein to this
Court, in order that final decree may be made.
Teste, EDM. I. LEE, C. c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

M AkatAL.'o SALT. Fursusnt 10 u do
Iva creetal order of the Superior Court of
Chsacery at Winchester, pronounced on the
Goth day of April, 1927.
John Kemper, Plaintiff,
drainst
John Files, John McCleary, Jun. John Brown,
Erasmus Can't, Sheriff Of Berkeley county,
Joseph Burkett, Jacob NJ. Lemon and MaFga.
ret Lemon his wife. heirs of Jacob Hoover,
deceased, Defendants
WILL BE SOLD, on Monday the 9Th day of
October next, before the Cour, House door in
the town Of Msrtinsburg. Berkeley county. a
Tract or LAND. belonging TO Jacob N.
Lemon, lying in SAID county, and adjoining the
lands OF Mason and Short. David Hunter, John
Files and others, containing 6fty.six acres.
rERms: one fourth of the purchase-monev in
Cash, the balance in two equal installments, at
six and twelve months from he day ofsale-the
purchaser giving bond and good personal Sc
curity for the credit payments. and title reserv.
ed as farther security The land will be sold
subject to the right of the present OCCUPANT to
gather any crop growing OF any summer crop
which he may plant durIug the present season.
Sale will take place between the hours of 10
and 3 O'Clock.
NATH'L. SEWERS, DIN
for George ". Servers, N " C
August % 1927 It's.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

Tor SALE - viii sell on ccomnouaaup
4 terms, the TRACT OF Land on Back
creek, IN Berkeley county. formerly owned by
Rawleigh Colston, Esq and by him devised to
John NJ CoiSton, by virtue of whose will now
offer 1t for sale. There is on the land o Saw.
Mil and a seat for a Grist Mill, and a most sd.
vantageous situation tor d DistiIlery. The land
is wei tlmbered, and from three to five hun.
dred acres will De sold as may best suit the our.
chaser Persons disposed to view The proper.
~ nay ace IL by apply ing 10 Mr. Job Robins vino
now rents the Saw Mill. | will convey such title
as was IN John VI. Cols,oD, which IS believed to
be perfect. EDWARD COLsToN, Er's.of
sept. b.-h. John N CoLston.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20
N~aatttnsburg asarts.

M ILL be run, on "Wednesday the lO,h d,v
w OF October next, over a good course Nc,
Martinsburg, the COLTS FUHSE, two m;ls.
and repeat; none but Rather Colts to be &C.
ed. Entrance for each Colt, 100 bushels IS
Wheat.
The second day, a purse of FIFTY nor
LARS, one mile and repeat, free for any horse
mare or gelding.
The third day a purse of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, three miles and repeat, free as a.
bove, the winning horse the preceding day
excepted, Carrying weights agreesbly to the rule,
OF racing. The purses will be deposited with
the Judges previous to the race commencina
Four horses TO be entered for each day or e,
race, The horses 10 be enterd on the eyen;ns
previous TO each days race, or pay double en-,
trance at the poles.
ROBERT E. TURNER, Manager.
September 6.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber WISHES
- to sell. The E.9Ryu on which he al pre-
sent resides, lying in The county Of Morgan, on
the Big Cacaphon, eleven miles from he town
OF Bath, the county town. THIS farm contains
upwards OF eight hundred acres, a considerable
portion OF first rate bottom, and upwards Of FIVE
hundred acres tlllabel The Improvement are
a large two s,cfy Stone Dwelling House, sixty
by thirty feet, well finished, Kitchen, Smuke.
House a good Barn, Stables, together with a
number Of nscessary oUt buildings; q good
GRIST MIL, double SAW MILL. having
two saws under one roof three God orchards,
Containing upwards Of fivehundred bearing trees.
This land Will be sold low and on accommoda.
ting terms. For further particulars. apply to
the Editor of the Msrtinsburg Gazette, or to
the subscriber.
ABRAHAM VAN AUSDALL.
Sept. eft.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20
Character ofhs Lrish Peasan'ry-Tls

Character ofhe LTsh Peasnnfry.-Ttie
character of the Irish peasan,ry cannot
easily be appreciated or understood by
strangers. 1t is full of religious feeling,
even to Overlooking, yet sadly deficient
in religious principle. However our
people may live without God in the
world, they do not live without his name
ever and anon in their mouths, andthat,
not irreverently or lightly, but with ali
the appearance Of unaffected pie.y and
earnes,ness, which would seem to beto
ken that they have God in all their
thoughts.-If two boatmen pass each
other. on the Shannon, or on a caul, or
two cartmen on a road, whether they
know each other or not, you are sure to
hear. ia mellow musical Irish, God
ave you,n from the conner, and "God
speed YOU" from the goer. Ii an j.
rishman approach the door ni a CABIN,
whether il belong to an acquaintance or
a stranger, and whatever be his bdsi-
ness. his first salutation invariably is,
s'God save all here, aud the reply is
invariably similar. If he meets with
people working, whatever be their &C.
cupation, he never dreams Of passing
them without saying, Sod bless your
work. When first be sees a neigh
bour's child, or horse, or his cow, or
any thing that is bis neighbours be is
sure TO say, That's d fine child, God
mark it TO grace" THAT'S a 6ne COW,
~ 4 IT,. :. - TNha .tnuNaa nra md
less; but they sometimes sound ludi
crously. lfyou ask a rhunatic old man
how he is TO day, he will say, "ThaBk
your honour. Pm all full of cramps and
pains i'll my bones, glory be to God" or
il he be drenched in rain, to his great
harm and discomfort, :" Frofh, lis a nigh.
~ wet day, entirely, the Lord be prals
edo Happen what may, their BRIEF
and pithy comment is, ut was the will
of God" or if they wish for any change
of existing circumstances, they never
fail to add, III it was Gods will" All
this may arise as much from habit as
from piety, it is true, but still the very
existence of such a habit proves a kind
of character and q state Of mind very
much more susceptible OF culture and
Improvement than the utter reckless
ness of impure thought and of unclean
living, that is so laDentab!y prevalent
in some of the mining aud manufacture
ing districts o! England; nay, even the
insensibility and blindness to every thing
spiritual or meutal, that are frequently
TO be met with in the lowest class Of
English agriculture! labourers.
The Reai State ofIrelandn 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

The very name is associated with ev-
cry thing great and venerable, in indus
try and enterprise: IN arts and sciences;
ia civil and religious Liberty. 1t IS a
birthright, of which every man who
possesses it, may justly be proud, and,
in any other country out this, lone OF
Mr. McDutie's Constituents" instead
of considering it a term OF ~reproach,
would give no sUalI part of his inher-
lance to possess it.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

FOR 5ALR.-The subscribers ~,
"a to sell the E2R.H now occup,ed bv -.
belonging to the heirs OF Freaer,ck ,S,jb des a"S
lying IN The county of Berkeley, and st.,e oc
Virginia, on and near the head OF ruscs..u
creek, hvs miles from Martinsburg, conta;r;ns
one hundred and eighty four acres, OF ~bi"s
there are ABOUT one hundred acres cleared md
enclosed the rest well clothed with timbarw
On TINS farm there is a two stor, DweI;,r
House, Kitchen, good Barn, Orchard and o,her
ImproVemehts-thIs farm is well vatered he.
SIDE the advantages OF the Tuscarora runnins
Though the middle OF il, there are two excel.
lent springs of nevsr failing water. by wb;ch
three streams there are watered seven zelda
and Barn Yard. This land is good for the
production OF wheat and other gram this farm
would be convenient for the carrying on Of a
D'sttiiery. A further description of this pro.
perry is deemed unnecessary, as any person
disposed 10 purchase will first view he same
FOR terms, apply 10 the subscribers living on the
premises GEORGE STIP, Err.
FANNY SLIP, Er'rr,
Sept. 6.-3t.
0The Free Press. Charlestown, and Yo,ch
Light. Hagerstown, will insert the above three
,lmes, and transmit heir accounts Err collection
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

VIRGLNL4-.hOrgan County Court, to at.
July TERN, 1927.
Elias Smith, admir-. of Willian Anderson, de-
ceaSed' |!aintif,
AGAINST
James Mackay, Michael Keller and Catharine
bis wife. Samuel Powell and CalLarine his
wife, Jacob SchafIner, Henry schaHner and
Fe'er b ochsifner' Defendants.
In CHANCEEY
THE defendants not having entered their an.
a. pearance. and given security according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules ofthis court.
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that they are rot inhabitants Of this state-H; -
Ordered. that the said defe ndants do appear
here on the fourth Mondsy in October next.
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a
.oPy OF this order be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully in the MartiDsbure Gazette,
and be postedat the door of The Court House
0t this county. A Copy-T,s,a
aug - lS@T. g OkKiCK. Nj C.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20
TRUST SALE.

NVOT oNIbt
by virtue of Deed of Trust executed by
Ae Marcus Alder,o on the LIST day of Septem'
Der, 1928, to secure the payment of a certain
sum of Money therein mentioned, due George
Ferree, and now Of record in Morgan county,
l shall proceed to sell, on Saturday. the 9gth
instant, if fair, if not, on the next iAf
day. at and on the premises of said M Alder,
as trustee therein named, at Public Auction,
for ready money, q Tract Of LAND, situate on
both sides of Sleepy Creek, whereon is agOOd
GTist and Saw Mills. with all other necessary
Improvements in good repair. Such title WIZ
be made the purchaser as is vested in me by the
before recited deed of trust
JAMES Nj. WHEAT, Trustee
Sent. 6, 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20
1924 Prizes
$3.50 Blanks

THIS Lottery is formed by the simple com.
blnation Of three numbers upon each ticket, 81
numbers only being used, producing 24,8U4
tickets; and the drawing of 8 ballots, which
produces So prizes with three of the drawn
numbers on them: 1888 with two of them on:
1880 with one Of them on; the residue having
none, being blanks.
To determine the fate of The "a, 1904 tickets
in the scheme, the 50 numbers, (trom one to
81 'nciuslye,) viii be placed in a wheel on the
day OF drawing, and eight of them be drawn
cut at random and that tickea having on 1t
the 1t, I'd and Sd drawn numbers will be en-,
titled % the prize of $4,000
That having on it the 6th 9TH and SHIT 5000
%. Sd and 4th. to 1000
Sd, 4sh and 5tb, to 2,OG0
4th, 5th and 9th, TO 1900
9Th, oh and 7th. to 1880
Those fvetickets having the An, 9th and 9TH;
4th, OH aid 0th: 4th, 7tb and 8thj 5th, 6th
and Oh; Sd, 9Th and 9th. each, 1000
And all other prizes determined in q sImIIsr
manner, and as detailed in the scheme OF this
lottery published IN the newspapers and bills.
PRICE OF TICKEtS:
Tickets SO, Halves So, Quarters 81 so
A package of l8 tickets in this lottery con.
tains the whole So numbers used, and must of
necessity draw at least 48 dollars in prizes
Gentlemen who prefer to adventure for the
large P1zes only, NAV deduct, at the time OF
purchase. the value of the small prizes. and
receive the Managers certificates emitting the
holderto draw the extra prize money, (Which
method is very convenient to all those who re
side at distance and dislike the collection of
small prize money! in this way a certificate for
the proceeds Of Is Whole tickets, comes "a
S67 %, do. 10 Half tickets, do. SO 90, do. 10
Quarter do do Is 80, do 18Eighths do. do.
$40.
UThe Managers will give the utmost atten-
ton to the commands Of distant adventurers
for Tickets and Shares, and forward free from
expense the official account of the drawing i'm.
medi.tely upon its event.
Prize ricketsi in former lotteries received as
cash, and the cash paid OF RENTED as soon as
drawn.
'.'Allietters and orders to be postpaid and
addressed to the Manae ers.
YATES & MCINTYRE,
Aug. 90. Washington C'tu.