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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-16

EyXECUTOR'S SALE.-Will be olfcrrd
n a for sale, At public auction, on IA,asinv
the 6sh day Of January. 1881, III the late re-
sldencc of Robert Snedgrass. Esq. deed. all
the personal property belonging To- the deed
consisting in part, of yaluahle Work Horses.
Brood Mares and Riding Horses, a number
oil Mich Cows, Stock and Fat Cattle, Sheer
and Hogs, part of them fat; an kinds Of
Farming implements, one Road and two
Plantstion Wagons. two Wheat Fans, Horse
Gears, Wheat, Rye. Corn and Oats by the
bushci. large quantity OF Hay and Straw.
a quantity Of we'll broke Flax, one Rifle and
one Shot Gun; about fifty barrels Domealc
Liquors, consisting cf Whiskey, Apple aud
Peach Brandies, Gin and Wine, part Of
which is old r,.d Of superior quality, two SETS
OF Copper Stills. with their Caps, Norms,
Heaters, Tubs, Barrels, Kegs. aud all the
apparatus belonging to the Dislilery, includ-
Ing an Apple Mill. with cast nuts, set of
Blscksmiih's Tools, Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, comprised in part OF Feather Beds,
Bedding. Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Settles.
Side Board, Cupboard. Desks, Book Case,
Bureaus, one eight day Clock aud Case, a
good Watch, an excellent Tia safe, Silver
plated and Brass Candle sticks, SILVER Desert
Ladies', Table and Tea. spoons, large and
small Brass and Iron ketties, Hrass and Cast
Aud Irons, seven ten plate Stoves and pipe,
one Fraukha Stove, one Bax Stove; set of
Mill IRONS; Bar Furniture; Carpcting, some
valuable Books, among which are copy of
the late edition Of SCOTS Family Bible, and
great variety Of useful artieles not nseessa.
ry to pafticalrise. Nine months credit viii
be given on bond and approved security, on
al SINUS Of five dollars and upwards Sale
will begin early in the day. and continue TN
I'll all Is sold
ROBERT " SNODGRASS, Ear
Berkeley county. December 10, 1880.
sy-The Free Press, Chariestown, will in.
sert the above adv: until day Of sale, and for.
ward the account for payment.
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v~~-v,., NMAs No Tue.
WAT on Saturday, the sih day of jan
uary, 1891, at the Clerks Office. Ia sh,
town Of Martinsburs, win take the ,lenas,.
tions OF John Young, William Wilson a.,l
Henry Payne, TO he read as evidence IL =
suit now depending in the county court az
berkeley, in which | am complainant. aud
yoa and Robert johnson, arc defendants,
SALLY WATKINS:
. December 40, 1880.
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let ANDS FOR RENT--Will be rented,
Ed on the FIRST Of January next, at the re-
sidence OF William Shewalter. the two
FARMS adjoining Buckiestosn, for the
term OF one year from the Ist of April, 1881.
Also some ofthe Fields aud Tenant Houses
ON the Mansion Farm All to be- rented by
ELlZABE1u SHEWALTER.
December is, 1850.
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From tie Co'aalbus (Geo) Enquirer, Nor 81.
A pass nser nthe g IRON Miiedge-
vile yesterday morning reports that
President Jackson informed Governor
GILMuR thai treaty could be Haie
~ith the Cterokees, suitable reserva
tons being made to certain Chiefs who
wished TO temain. II is also reported
that the United States are willing to
pay the state Of Georgia one Dollar
and quarter per acte for such reser.
walton as may be made.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-16

NEGROES FOR HiRFi--'The snbsrri.
~ Der will hire for tho ensuing year. about
twenty I.5I.t.aBits !sL.7pEs. eonslstiar
Of Men. Women. Boys aud Girls. They
can be seen at her rcsidense near the swan.
ponds, in Berkeley county.
EI.lZADEIH II, MORGAN.
December ic, 1890
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NyEGROEs ron HIRE i shaII aiIead

NEGROES For HIRE Il shall attend
I ' III Mariinsburg, en- Tuesday, the asih
December, inst 70 oiier for hire, Cor tho
ensuing year, The NEGROES belonging Ia
Mrs. Elizabeth Colston, consisting chiefly az
Allen and Boys: among whom are some salu.
able Farm hands. II is expected that those.
whose hire bonds fali due at that time, viii
be prepared Tor payment
THOMAS M. COLSTON.
December Q, 1880
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DAN'L. LEE, o. q.

The parties named in The above order Of
reference, are notified that shall on Friday,
the 2 LIST day Of January next, at my dwell
ing house, in Martinsburg, proceed to stats
the account therein diree ted, when and where
they are required to attend with their evil
dence and youehers--And the said Joseph
Pollock is required to produce all tie booka
and papers OF the late concern Of Pollock 81
Craishead The case if not completed on
The said day, will be adjourned from day to
day until completed.
HARRISON WAITE. Cosar.
Chy Dsst. Court H1in<kestsr.
December o, i530--td
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ESAR-IRoN.-We have just received
I'd further supply Of .McPhsrson s. Brien's
IR ON. well assorted, which We viii sell at
50 per l00lbs.
WILLIAM LONG & Co.
MaItinshuTg, December 10, 1870.
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We have excluded from our columns much
matter that was intended for this day s paper,
TO make room for The highly interesting Ger.
respondence between Mr.. Richard Rush and
several gentlemen in Providence, r l. ii
VIII be found on another page, we bespeak
Tor 1t, an attentive perusal from our patrons:
we have no doubt, they win rise from read.
ing Of it with satisfaction.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-16

The Presidents Message was laid before
our readers last week, in an extra.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-16
PUBLIC HIRE.

PUBLIC HIRE
a IN saturday, 25ih inst. will be exposed
W OF as hlrelinss, for one year, number
OF P.dLUdBIE SI.1TES, consisting of
Men, Women, Boys and Girl. at the suh-
seriber's residence, in DarkeNlla.
AMELIA EiCHELBERGER.
December 8.
he sale 10 commence early In the day
when due attendance will be given. Good
security win be required
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UNDERSTANDING that there Is ! -
" port in circulation of my having de-
cllned purchasing HIDES, which is .etr,
mental to my interest; ! hereby inform my
friends and the pahhc generally, that con.
iinue to pay c.sH for Hides and skins as q.
saal. or exchange Leather Cor the same an
hl public notice thereof is given.
am the Public's humble serv't
&. DEvfNNEY.
Martinsburg. December 1f;. $3.50
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"A RU.SAtY.AY.
December o. is3o-td

~ s "A RL.N.atp.AY.
RI $500 RAN AWAY from the sub
e scriber, sometime in the nsenth
szx4-~ of AIay, 1929. an indented apr
prentice boy, named JOSEPH FIIxtsf.
aged about nineteen years-----sesnewka
forward aud possessed Of large share Of
ingratitnde lie lock with him variety OF
cloaihiug. literal lenala Will be paid for
experimenting and retasnin. said boy 10 me.
or securing him so thai | Get him asais. All
litISons are strictly forbidden from haiboar-
ing or employing said runaway, as am de-
telmiRsd u put the law in full folce against
all offenders.
w: EVANS.
December 10. 1890:
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DIED.

On Friday last. Mr. THoMAs LEE, Of this
county, highly respectable and worthy CT
tizen, aged about 90 years.
On Monday last. at the residence Of his
father, in this county, Mr. GEoReE H.mIL-
TON PoGrEnFisrD, in the 2Sd year OF bis age
Neral aud indust,iaas in his habits, friendly
aud hosrilable in disposition, his loss wii!
long remain subject Of regret to his rcla-
t;ves and acqnaintances.
On Tuesday morning, Mr. SANuEL CAL
LAHEE. OF this place, at au advanced age.
At hi, residence in Amelia county, on Sa-
turdsy evening the AIN INST WLtrAa u.
GILES, Esq late Governor Of the Common
wealth of Virginia.
On Friday the 81. near the Warm Springs,
of aponlexy, DAHIgL sHEvTY, Esq distin-
.;uished lawyer and politician, and gentle
man Of great private worth aud pAblic spirit.
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rieS purchased IN this way, are almost al
ways procured dissd santageously, oilen an.
necessarily, and when pay day comes. Cor Il
WIZ come at last" the poor man tads il
much harder TO raise the necessary amount.
thah he would have done 10 meet the nav.
ments N small sums as the articles were
called Tor. There are few men in this conn
ny, who cannot. by industry and pe,sever.
ing economy, bring up ina few months their
haouuai arrears. aud then they viii have The
satisfaction oifselhg themselves independent.
w'il procure their articles to better advantage
and as they walk The streets, will not have
10 Keep sharp lookout ahead, lest they
should meet with some Of their creditors. A
man who Is free from debt, is the only free
man, and yet how many sell themselves 10 a
most perpiexing bondage; from sheer mis-
management and extravagance, as Ii it were
better TO wear fine coat and an anxious
race, than to dress q little palmer and be their
own masters. II the poorer class OF citizens,
ana indeed all classes, would follow teuax-
im OF Franklin on this subject, they would
avoid thousand perpiexities which we need
not describe. fer they know them too well
already by cxpeficace.--yN J. pdper.
Dr Johnsoa's aceoaa. Of a paper never
derive more benefit or see more pleasure for
The Time" says DIR. Johnson, sthan in read
ing newspaper which has lately issued from
The press. do really believe that netting
adds SO much to the glory Of any country as
newspaper. Liberty is legibly stamped on
ITS pages, and even the fold is marked with
ireedom. Do you want TO know how our
country thriyes, point you to the press?
There you shall find a piece perhaps under
The head of Legislature! Are you fond OF
miscellany? Look therel What books can
furnish such good accounts of our country,
such wonderful, such extraordinary accounts
of murder, robbery, accidents, marriages,
anecdotes Of our Irish, English, and Italian
brethren, and many such other things such
good as well as bad accounts from the Rus
slams, Turks, Dutch, &c Under all these
considerations, who is there in this land OF
freedom that will not attend 10 an object SO
worthy OF his regard
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-16

DfSPEPSIA.--We learn from the
New York Evening Post. that Mr.. Hal.
sfed, the gentlemen WHO discovered a
cure for Dyspepsia. has published Ian
and accurate account OF it. The editors
have read the volume and ptonouDces il
one OF the most interesting weiks on The
disease Of which i, trsats, that they eve,
met with 'itsyews on the theory of dys
pepsia are, it strikes US, wholly orig'n-
al: several important symptoms, throw
ne much light on its nature, but meyer
before observed, are detailed. ard The
nlsshnd al cure, in communicating mo
ton to the stomach, ifnot entirely oiigi
nal IN the main idea, is certainly so IN
The manner aud piiaciple of its appl'ca
ton
The work is introduced by a preface
ID which the author gives a well written
account 81 ms sntlefiHgs from Dyspepsia,
and the manner in which he was | d Ia
the discovers in question. Among tie
symptoms 0. his complaint be observed
a vehement contraction oi the exterior
muscles Of TIE abdomen productive OF
the most distressing sensations. X, fleet
ing on the symptom, aud coupling II
with the relief obtained iram an acci-
dental circumstance. he was conducted
to the method of cure"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-16

E ANDs and TAVERN STAND FOR
Il & RENTING subscriber will offer, on
Thursday, the 9Th # January, 1891. for rent,
TO the highest bidder, for mlonied rent. for
one year from the st day of April next, that
well known 1.4VEk.T S1s4.N'lJ, xxvr..
late ia the occupancy Of r. Snod fssssNa
grass. Esq deed and belonging to sssE4A
his estate, situate in the county OF s--AMDSs
Berseley, Va. on the main road leading from
1artinsbufg TO Berkeley Springs, together
with the FIRM wherean IL is situate, con-
tanning 24S acres, on which there 10 a conve-
silent aud valuable Dsilery in operation near
the Iayetn House, the land is IN good Estate
of cultivation, with all necessary buildingsin
good repair. Also. at the same time and
place. another F.aR.H, adjoining the above,
containing $50 acres, 200 acres Of which Is
cleared, part Of II -xeellebt bottom, 10
acres CT s',...l sleadsw. Also, at the same
time snd place, asolher FARM, East OF the
ksIth Mountain. adjoining the lands 81 Mr.
Peter Riner and The heirs Of the iats John
Turner. Esq containing l65 acres cleared,
and in & good state of cultivation, with ten
acres Of prime meadow. a never failing spring
of water, and an orchard OF choice fruit
the buildings in tolcrable repair. Bond aud
approved security will be required. Posses
sion will be given Oh the LIST day OF April next.
Persons wishing to take lease Of any or AL
the above Lands. Sc will be shewn the same
on application at the Tavern, or 10 the sub
scribcr living near the same.
ROBERT V; SNODGRASS, Err.
December is, 1850.
a5-Torch Light, Hagerstown. will insert
the above adv: until day eli sale. and forward
the amt. Of the acct for payment.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-16

John Craighead. John Wilson. Margn-
ret Stewart. Anthony S Chambers, Christie
phcr M'Allisser, Cornelius Devinny, John b.
Snodgrass and Washington Evans, Uefsfs
fE slIIS cause Is set orbeasing b. the plain
n iIfis, and on the motion OF The sail
plaintiffs by their counsel. IL is ordered that
a Master Commissioner OF this Court do ex-
anime, state and settle the accounts between
the plsintiF Joseph Pollock, and the defan-
dart John Crsighead, upon which settlemens
the said Joseph Pollock is ordered to produce
10 the said Commissioner all the books aud
papers Of the late coneefn OF Pollock & Craig
head. and the Commissioner is 10 state all
such matters specially deemed pertinent by
himself, or which shall be required BY either
OF the parties TO be specially stated, and make
report thereof to the Court in order TO fnaI
decree But the said Commissioner is Aot
to proceed with the account until the plain~
tiff, Joseph Pollock. shall have answered The
cross bin OF the said John CraisLead.
A Copy.--Ieste,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-16

Death Of Gen. Tfoffer.- The Aba
ny Argus announces the death o! Gen.
Mathew Trotier, venerable and higt'
ly es,imabIe citizen. lie bad risen at
bis usual honr and in his usual gne q
health --but was seized soon afterwards,
probably with appopiexy, end sprsiyed
only few minutes. Gen. Tfottep was
upwards Of 10 years Of eye; was an
fiicer OF lie revolution wish Col Nj.
lett at the battle of fort Stanwix aud u
Their engagements.
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The object Of this notice is to pay just
tribute 10 the memory olGEoRGs HAAILros
PoarERRIELp, he died on this day, dec.
i3, 1882 al the residence OF his father, IN
this county, after lingering and painful III
ness
Ii is not customary 10 give this public ex-
preston OF respect TO young men who are
called from as before a lons aud a well spent
life. has given assurance Of their excellence
and vet, 10 The observer OF maakind--to one
who, ifoui his knowledge OF his species 1.-The
character Of the fall aud perfect man can be
filed up in the minds eye, from the first Ii
neamcnts Of manhood; there are many men,
young in years, who deserve not only the
mournfnl regrets. but the highest tribute OF
praise from those who have lost the promise
of theig ripper years.
Hamilton Porteflield was man of this
soft-young as be was, he had principles Of
sonduct, which would have prevented him
from doing any act, unworthy OF gentle
man, il he had been spared to the age oil
three score and ten. Mr. Portcriield Tor some
time previous TO his death was one OF tine ac-
ting Sherids of the county--ln this capacity,
while at the same time that he had an oppor-
tunity Of becoming extensively acquainted =
he was obliged from the duties of the station.
TO test the strength Of those same pnnciples
which always marked his course. While he
was nilexible in the performance OF his duty,
he was gentle and kind in his manner Of do
ing it. He was indulgent where he could be
so, but not from partiality to the objects oi't,
and ifhe was rigid in enforcing the mandates
Of the law, il was purely ilom sense Of
justice.
In his private character, he was modest
n l.
was one trait in his character which the wri
ter Of this has had occasion often 20 remark,
and that was a spirit Of charity IN his esl;ma-
ton and Judgment Of other meme motives
and conduct, and as be judged US, let hope
that he has been judged, By a merciiul and
benifcient Gen, and that he has made the
happy exchange of scene of trial aud trou
| Bile, for another and better world.
A FRIEND
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Tl5fla 9AAlalpIrlaIo

MARTiNsBURG, DeosMakn is. 1880
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A VARIETY OF BLANKS
For sale 1t this 0gaee.
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VIRGINIA. Ia wis,

VIRGINIA, to vii:
III the Superior Ce~t If Claacevy, holden at
lpnlehester, The 10Th day Of .1pra. 1880.
Joseph Pollock, Davenport Orrick and
Charles Ostick, prf1s
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E lNSEYS-Thc subscriber has guam
EA tity Of the very best fulled aud plaid
iINSEYS on hand. which ne VIII sell Cor
nifty cents tcashJ per yard
THOMAS G. SMITH.
Martinsburg, DeeSmber ., 1880
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A General Convention Of the Associated
nietnodist Churches, convened in the citv 81
baltimore, November, Cd ultimo. and cla.eJ
ats session on the 25d.
Inc convention was organised nv the ..
lection OF the Rev Francis Waters. n n =,
Baltimore, President. VIM. C. Lipscon5 ~
georgetown, ID. G. Secretary. and NVill;.o,
.. stockton, of Philadelphia, Assistant Sc
Deicgates. ministerial and law, were in ar
tendance from the following States NJ.
massachusetts,, New York, New Jersey
delaware, Pennsylvania, MARYLAND. Viryin'
"a North Carolina. Georgia, Alabama, Ken
lucky and Ohio.
Although difference of opinion existe,, on
several important points, owing 10 the inl,o-
ehce OF local circumstances; vet no unnre
JUDGED mind could have witnessed the deli
oeraiions throughout, without beng fully
co"'iheed' That spirit pervaded the whole
convention to 'lorbear one another ia love-
E,adeaVorlng to keep the unity of the spirit in
the bond OF peacen
Constitution and Book of Discipline
were adopted, securing the important princi-
Pie oil an equal representation in the legisia-
tife departments of the Churchto the Iaity
as well as the Miuistry-and yet guarding
with the utmost care the spiritual interest Of
the hole.
The Chruch, in IFS collective capacity.
WI DC known in future, by the title az the
.Uethodist Protestant Church
The first General Conference viii be held
IN Georgetown, ID. G. in NAV, 1884.
f(Teoyge{usen Col CD
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Poor Debtors Oatk-1he oath to be adj
ministercd, under the act recently passed ny
the Legislature Of Vermont, authorisng M
solvent debtors TO take the poor debtors oath,
Immediately upon the rendition OF Judgment,
is in the form following:
"You sotcmnly. sincerely, and truly swear
TOR affirm without evasion, cquivocaiion, or
mental reservation. that yen have not any
estate, real or personal. except one cow, one
swine or the re at of cHe swine, ten cords OF
fire-wood, five bushels OF grais, twenty on n
els OF potatoes, ten sheep and one years pro-
duet of said sheep, and forage sufficient for
the keeping Of your COW and sheep through
or ensuing winter, (as the case may be- and
such suitable apparel, bedding, tools, and
household furniture, as may be necessary Tor
uphading life; and such military arms and
equipments as it is Your duty by law to iur-
nish, remainder, or reversion, to the value
Of twenty dollars in the whole, nor sufficient
to pay The Iiebt, damages, and costs, Tor
which iulg ment has been rendered against
you: and that you have not, directly or Indi-
recily. disposed ofall or any part OF your es-
tate, to deiraud or deceive any of your just
creditors So help you God'-(or, IN case OF
affirmation,) under the pains and penalties
Of perjury.
Censtis.--iian iston county, ONO, IBcluu-
inc the city of Cincinnati. contains popuia-
ton Of IS, 269-Ciheinnat aud Liberties,
.6 657--P PITTSBURGH and the villages in its
environ. % .443.-The city proper contains
~ $40 inhabitants.
Buying on Trust The practice of Pnr
chasing small articles on trust, is as bad ioI
the purchaser as The dealer. II leads him Of
ten beyond bis depth, particularly in great
city, where every desire is tempted before Il
has existence, and ere he is aware, he finds
himself sup to his ears in debt" aud finally
overw Ielmed and lost. The fact is, that
most of men are born from three TO twelve
months too soon. They live thus much IN
advance Of their means, and when they die
their estates are encountered with host Of
small debts, which, If they do not absorb
every item of property they have, subject II
to serious embari assmsnt and losses. AIh-
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gJ-Price Of Flsla ia Baltimore from srag-
Gus. -. A1 .9ie1a,aIi0 81 G2a. In Phita-
dslphia 50.
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RoHERT V. sNODGRAsS. Err.

BtFAeIey coUNty. 7DecHtnUer TO, 1850.
sy-Fhe Free Press, Chariestown, will in.
seri the ABOVE adv: until day Of sale, and for.
ward the account for payment.
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Martinsburg, December is. isso.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-08

A lady, who arrived at Glasgow. Scote land J by one of the steam boats from dis> tant port. was found to have stored in her dress ten gallons of Whiskey, in bladdersss' We never knew the conrenience of largA- Seeyes before,
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-08

From the London Courier. RRissag at Bruges-Reported retirement
 of the troops from Brassels-DeatA of
 Lord Biarstyre-7 7'multuous proceed-
 iegs of at Ostend, uath Joss of LiDes,
 Sc.
 We have just received very impor- fant letters from Bruges, Ostcn, and Ant very. The following summary oftheir contents will be read with great inter- est, particularly asour readers may rely upon their authenticity; and, however painful they may be, they will be found less alarming than the rumors which are inoirculation. OnSunday, in con. sequence of the proceedings at Brasscls, the populace of Bruges rose and hoist ed the National coIors. The Burghes, to prevent acouaict between the troops