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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-22

EMOYAL The subscriber takes tbs
4 {. opportunity of informing the public that
he has removed bis shop from the old stand,
nearly opposite the Globe Tavern, to the new
building on the street hetweenDr Harrison
and Frederick Brunner's, where he. IS prePa
red TO execute all orders in his line, with all
possible despatch o
JOHN M'ALLISTER.
Mariinsturg, Dec ), 1891.
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M,NAerRs. oet,cE

sr-I.Sllers ny d,d ffs's' sr,ial enci.-
the Cash or prize tickets ~ past Lott u
AND bordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANY responsible Lottery wrii receive tbs
most prompt attention, If Addressed TO
YATES * M'FN'lHRE.,
Washington Citu
a1-Fhe tickets and shares sent from the
Manager Office, Washington City, are 10
all eases the original one, and of course not
LIABLE 70 any iaistaEe or dispute: aud the
cash for all prizes may be had Instantly upos
the drawing.
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TT ANDS FOR SALE The suhsens'
4 4 offers for sale two TRACT. OF LAND,
one living in Berkeley county. Virginia, near
the Potomac River; the other in Washington
county. Maryland, adjoining the same River
The Farm in Berkeley contains 242 acres OF
first rate lime stone, adjoining the lands oil
P G PendletoB, Alex Stephen and others
and is now in aieh state of cultivation
The improvements are all good. consisting OF
t-~ss two story Stone DWELLING
S.,sS4 HOUSE, 80 by 81 feet, the wing,
s.s.EA 10 by 30. Stone Kitchen, SMOKE
saAse2 House. sc a well OF excellent va
ter convenient TO the House, TWO Ok
CHARDS of choice Frdit-a bold stream oil
water passes thro' this farm, and II Is within
/ mile of three merchant niIlsa large pro-
portion of this tract is clothed with the best oil
r,NprR The Farm in Maryland contains
2tO acres of choice Land, in good state Of
cultivation, the improvements tolerahle The
Cbesnpeake and Ohio Canal and baltimore
and Olao Rel Rood, viii pass through one
corner Of this tract II is deemed unneces
sary to give further description OF these
Tracts Of Land, as those wishing 70 pur-
chase, viii doubtless first view the same
For further particulars and terms. apply to
the subscriber living on the one in BERKELEY
county. Va. ELLIS ELLlS
Oct 6, lS3i.-f S1pi.
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Baltimore Dec. IS, 1881.

TsyRITST SALE. The undersigned. on
q Monday The l0h day Of October nert,, at
the court house door IN Martiasburg. will
sell by public auction, for CASH, six several
TRACTS OF LAND lying and being in
Che county of Berkeley, on the hills and
drains of Back Creek in the said County
aud containing respectively, 7-lO2-1s5
III l01 & 239 acres. he the same more or
less. They will convey to the purchasers such
title as is vested in them, as trustees. bya deed
OF trust, executed BY William Rumbaugh
and Mary his wife, for the benefit OF James
Canpbeirs executors, which lie duly recorded
in the County Court OF Berkeley: by refer
ence to which particular description Of said
lands may be seen. "
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under his belly; marked With a small hotch
under the right ear. and BIT out Of The up
per pat Of the left ear. three years old next
spring, and appraised at six dollars The
owner is requested TO come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take i away;
VIM. SHIELDS.
December 8, 1881.
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GplemugU iscsses!

y7IRGISIA PETE RSBURGLOTrERY.
Y No Z. tor 1881 To br drawn on Friday
the 30th OF December
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JOHN SIROTHER.
HARRISON WAITE.

Sept lst. 1881.
4rPOSTP ONE.NE.NT -
6F-1he above sale is again postponed to
Monday the 9th Of January next. (being the
first day of January Court when ii will take
place.
December l5, 1881
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r. EG2OES FOR HIRE y hl be offer
i 7 cd for i.iCe, on .HoD4ap the 26h dan Of
tiis month. e nusfhef of NEGROES. ecu
sistng of Men, Women, Boys and Girls
Bond aud approved security VIII lie required.
Those who hired Negroes of the undersigo
ed the present year, VIII return them well
clothed as stipulated AZ they viii be held re
sponsble for Any deficiency. The hiring viii
take place NJ nay residence in Darksville.
AMELIA EiCHELBERGER
December 3. 1881
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EbtTBLIC SALE.-Thc unders sned hav
Fl ing determined to leave the State oil Nlr-
ginia will offer at public sale on "Wednesday
he 2Sth inst at bis residence 10 this county
on Mrs. Il. Msrgan's farm, "a miles from
Forman's Ferry, 3 from Shepherdstown and
) from Martinsburg, the following property,
q viz: Six bead Of farm MARES, all
rg~ygfl supposed to be in loal; one Stud
aH@ Coli, years old in The spring
rhrsnEEZr sired by PosTBoY, Hooded ta,
b. 4 wear old, sired by SvRPRisE, Btooaed
Raiy. wears old, sired by MARyLtrDER, and
five other Colts from SIX months to two years
old. Mich Cors and CdtUeS; ~ head OF hail
blood Saron Ram Lambs, from full blood
.Merino E,ces, farm Wagon. Piough'' bar
shea, ard Shovel Harrows, Patent Cutting
BOX: Gear complete for six horses; tram IN
the ground; Household and Kitchen turnl
iure such as Beds, Bedding aud Bedsteads
Tables. hairs. Bureaus. one e,ghtday Clock
| Ioakina. Glasses, Carpetng, Brass And'rons
Shoy.ls and Tongs, sc. Sc. Sale TO com
mencc At 10 O'Clock On said day, when due
atterdance and reasonable credit will be
,;ven nv THOS. E. TILGHMAN.
| December IS, 1851.
n. b. All persons having claims agains
me, are are particularly invited TO attend III
| sale and render a statementot their accounts
T. T.. 7.
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NyEGROES FOR SALE-Will be sold
~ at pul lie sale, sn 7hprsdaythe Fad Of De
cenibor Inst, at Prospect HIll, near Gerrards
town, 10 or II very likely NEGROES, be
longing to the estate Of Wm. Wilson, decd,
being those not embraced in the special dew
ses Of his viii Two Of them are Nonsa.
with two smal! children, each The remain
der Bo,;s and Girls, chiefly small, but very
likely and promising.
At the same time win be sold several very
VALUABLE HORSES.
The Negroes will be sold for cash and the
Horses at SIX months credit, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
JOHN z. WILSON,
E1ecut0r Of Nm Wilson, decd
Prospect Hill, Dec. ist, 1881
The editor OF the Winchester Republican
is requested 10 insert the above advertise
nsant times and forward has account to this
office for pay ment
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ShWtm uGs, ~ VIZ
against
Hiiiian Long and jacob Wtvcr. er'ts # Hen
~ YHiusy, d. Jacob Seloppe,t, adm Of
HeUg Dc,Ai, dec Il, George DeaIl, U|itflam
Ueahi, aud DdUM Dcait, defts
VI ;liE defendant George Deahl. net having
b entered his appearance and gwen secn.
rity, according to the act Of assembly and
the rules OF this Court, and it appearng by
satisfactory evidence that he is out Of this
Commonwealth; IL is ordered, that the said
defendant do enter his appearance to this suit,
on the first day Of the next term, and an
swer The bill of the plaintiff; and that co
by of this ordc' be forthwith published ~ the
Martins burg Gazette, and continued ior two
months successfully, and another copy there
of posted at the front door Of the Cauit-
House OF this county.
"A CoPy-Teste, .
JOHN STROTEIER, c.
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BEERkLEY COUNTY COURT:
NovEMBER Term, 1881
jacob T. 1ouson, plaintia,
against
Henry 81 George Tt.eker, Mary Hunter, wi-
do,c Of Moses 4. Hunter, deceased and
Tiers, defendants
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NE EGROf.S FOR HIRE Il shall attend
x at McCleary's Hotel IN the town Of Mar
tnsLnrg, on u edaesti,.1 the 2Sth instant, Tor
the purpose Of liiKlNG THE NEGROES belong
lug 10 Mrs Elizabeth Colston, for the ensu-
ing ycar--'ihey are too we'll known to re-
qnirc descriptions. I iia'ter myself that the
hire bonds becoming doe al that time. will he
taken mp with the saHe remarkable prompt
ness that has hitherto been shown on similar
occasions. THOS NJ. COLSTON.
December LIST, 1891,
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November II, lS3l.-2m

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
eI Law aud Chancery for Berkeley couu-
y: Novenher rules, 1881
Joseph Henry aud Charity +. his u5'e. and
.lialiia Gitett, ri utis,
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ViRGiNIA.-In the Circuit superior Court
OF Law and Chaneery for Berkeley Conn'
t,: December Rules, 1881,
.hcob Yepey. plaintiff,
against
.Iobn iodine, Joseph G,Uttham, Ed,oard B0nd,
r.u;, Rpes and others, defendants
HE defendant Joseph Craniharn, not
! having entered his appearance and gwen
security according 10 the act oil assembly
and the rules OF this court, aud It appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is out oil this
Commonwealth, 1t is ordered, That the said
defendant do enter his appearance to THIS
suit, on the first day oil the next term, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff: and that
copy of this order be itrth"lih Published IN
the MartinsbHrg Gazette, and continued Tor
two months successfully. and another copy
thereof posted at the front door oil The court
house OF this county
A Copy Teste, ....,,.
JOHN SIROTHER, c.
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against
james p Ershiae, IN his o,cn right and as ea
ecutor Of Rebe.ca Crouch. aec d, Harriet
F,shes, isniah JunncR, .Aia3y II L. Bg,'be.
Elisabeth II Tunnel, II tiio.m J 1saaeu
and fhjhp .NadehboiSch, SherlBof berhtiey
csuHty. onHtiitcc. administrator If .fnn
fakts, George e. Fakes m.d Thomas F.
Fakes and administrator de bonls non Of
oibsatom .Hc Coy decd defts
" lie plalputis having filed. by leave Of the
b court. an amended bill in This case, aud
II appearing by satisfactory evidence thatthe
defendants except Philip Nadenbouscb) are
out Of the Commonwealth; IL is ordered, that
they do enter their appearance to this suit,
on the first DAY oi The next term, and answer
the amended biil OF the plaintiffs, and that
copy OF this order he forthwith published in
the Martnsburg Gazette and continued for
two monthss successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the Count
House oil this county.
A Copy-Ieste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Nnvember II lS}f-Qm
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iSTR4Y TATEN UP-Came to ne
farm of the subscriber, on Back Creek !,
- sometime last summer, a RED
1ylxg% STEER, with white face y
ID white streak on the back near
the root Of the tail, and white
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-22
IN CHANCERY.

SliE Subpoena issued IN this case against
n Henry St Geo. Tucker and Mary Hun.
ter. being returned executed aud the said
Henry ST Geo Tucker and Mary Hunter
still failing to answer. although more than
four months have elapsed since The return Of
the said Subpoena and the iilns OF the plain
tiif's billion motion OF The plaintiff by his
counsel. bis bill is taken for confessed as TO
said defendants. and the cause coming on To
be heard on the bill--the answer of the admir-
Of the interstate \ of the infant defendants hy
their guardian I'D hfem--was argued by coun
sel on consideration whereof the court doth
atjudge aud order that the defendant An
drew HuRter the administrator OF the said
Moses L. Hunter, dec d., do render an &C
count Of his administration Of said estate.
before a commissioner of this Court, who is
directed TO examine, state and settle the sand
account, as well as an account Of the sepa
rate amounts, character, dates and dignity of
all the debts due from the SAID estate The
eaid commissioner is further directed to as
certain and state separate and distinct &C
count of such portion Of said debts as accru-
ed for the necessary and suitable support,
maintainsnce. comfort and enjoyment and
aucation OF the iamily of the sad Moses L.
Hunter since the lth day oil September. IS I6:
veyed by The deed Of settlement of said date
referred to in the plaintiff bill, together win
The present condition and yearly profits or
value of the slaves and other personal pro-
perry embraced IN said deed, and make report
thereof to the Court with any matters to he
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself,
or which may be required by the parties to
be so stated - and tie Court doth appoint
John Struther a Special Commissioned tn ex
ecute this order CopY-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, c. B c.
December g. 80 -
FE HE undersigned, Special Commissioner
u named in the foregoing decree. will pro-
coed TO the execution thereof or Tuesday neat
The 18Th inst, adjourning from time TO time
until the several accounts shah be taken.--
The parties TO said suit, and all others inter
ested are hereby notified to attend according
~ at my office in MartinsbuFg.
DEC 1881 Holm SVROIHER
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December q. lS3l.--2m.

VIRO!NIA-in The Circuit Superior Court
Of aw and Chancery for Berkeley coun-
ty: November rules, 1891.
Martin lOnis, pi'titi'
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vrRsINll.-In sb. circuit Superior eon Som

VIRGINIA. She circuit Superior eons'
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley couH-
~; December Rules, 1851 t.;.,;g.
Duncan and Logan,
against
.nory Horn, end Thomas Hon, ddn''r de DO
yE1pE defendant, Mary Horn, not having
L entered her appearance and s gwen seen ana
rty according to the at' .o o. n by salts
r rne syideace that she is out Of this Com
nom, nonwealth, II is ordered, That the sald ne-
mons do enter her appearance to this suit
on Inc first day OF the next term answer .ne
bill of the plaintiff, and gave security ~ mi hi.
C,rmine the decree; and that a cops. o. unlS
ID ,. i, forthwith published in the Martins
burg Gssette, aud continued for two months ,I,
s s and another copy thereof post =,
ed a, the front door oil the court house o.
this county. COpll 49, rIirp r
- ~.t.- q fg3I I'm
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Besides mapy # $500 500, s20O. SC &c ga
Tickets ST. Halves - 30 Quarters ; IS.
"a Certificates OF packages u,ay be bad in
this lottery, as in the preceding scheme, the
cost of
Certificate for % " hole tickets sol so
do - Hsli 90 80 IS
do % Quartz, do 10 81
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10000 Capital Prize and only II ,ase Tietets.

NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOT
Terry Class No IS, for 1881 to be drawn
in the City Of New York, on "Wednesday The
It'll of January. 1892 IS No. lotte,y-7
Drawn Ballots.
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of I,aw and Chancery for berkeiey lou"
~. December Rules, 1881. 81,
Frnsn Kecsacker and wido,c q Conrad Nee
sacker, decd, p''"'''''''
against
Nnltla, Kessaeber. John KecsGcker md others
It-ls.. sLc,J defendants,
- IIE defendant Matthias Keesacker' not
I having entered his appearance: and gwen
security according to the act oil assembly
and the rnes OF this court ana appeSe.iHne
by satisfactory evidence that he Is out OF ihis
Commonwealth; II is ordesed, That the said
Defendant do enter his appearance to tbs
suit, on The first day Of the mex, term ana
ans@er the bll Of the plai9tih, and ,hat a 60, 60
Martinsburp Gazette, and continued ior two
months sucecessiyely, and another copy there
of uosted al the front door Of the court house
of this county. A Copy-lesie,
JOHN S1ROIHER, C. :
tSa.o,.Lo. a i2at --Au3.
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CAPITAL PRIZES.

.1td mHly " Sito, SOU, $40. &c
Tickets sl0--flalvss s5-Quarters $3.50
Certificates of Packages of is tickets
IN this lottery eutling The holder TO all The
tickets may draw o'er the SNAIL prizes Of $40
and p20,-Cost az follows
a certificate for 10 Whole tickets Sl0o so
do IS half do 81 IS
do is Quarter do q i2
do IS Eighth do II &c
Tickets and shares and packages, may be
had In the greatest variety of numbers al The
Q0ice Of The managers, Pennsylvania Avenue,
next door to Gadsby's Iiotel, Washington
City
Oders from the country by mail, post paid,
or 6y private hand, will receive the mos
pr3mpt attention. and the Register" con {
tanning an official account Of the drawing for
warded Immediately 90 its event.
gS-Address post paid)
YATES s. M'INTYRE Managers,
Nov. "a, 1881. Washington City
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

been precisely the the sruces have been exactly and
constantly alike IN all their persons manners qualities
and practccs III the three last of which, ore not
than modern
Whether divided, subdividcd
whether Scribes Observation-Disclosures Puri.ans
ans or ConScgaional
nave ever been the 1t of
rst settled New England; and then let spis.
frle6 TO Civil and Religious Liberty" with their laws
cH rd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and their Ordinance
cy prosecuted the peaccac
pouring forth since as rape-
Gus as inc noted gabbng Geese of passage their pcde)
ana vending their puranica "NotonS" in the
1t was hence styled 1.-The Southern Religious rcegraph I'm
which they advertise these Northern waes named Journal
now lar the Editor has succeeded finding
Tor IN picking and pucking
the generous South-to feather his nest Neither
nave learnt how many such ighying pouring Ravens
SUI. 'of on"o"S ope-narrowing Coortrs Prebyte his
IoI - q, = rom inc NORTH has conSeaed and contract
ca TO his own charities expanding and
hocra climate OF the South if indeed, could nave
produced such a frozen MONSTER, which Doubt
mere are however many pure and Christians Of
rs wen as OF all other Denominations
and as concieniousy believe. All such admonsb TO he non
guard against such false lights from such
tohe-ooowed Southcrnpumed Lumtnarcs; who inst as en-
as certain les of those climates wings upt
Icu would swarm thither still
encouraged by the Proper saary attractions arc
told by the same paper ofthe date!
would advise "a Friend i,,r,,
before HE undertakes to enghen the Uord such mnor
tant subjects make himself least little better acquainted
WIN the limited history of his Religious SECT examine,
niue more careful
SAID OF such overly sefgcous babbers and of Their
o" pare Pey "rom the houetop open streets" And
aSo what his own distinguished countrymon, Thomas Jefferson
isays of the sort ''
And hnay would advise Presbyter writes on Obiu
" oces again. and the thorough Rev. Converse when
ne attempts to Justify him Gas presume they Bble)
to lay open PauP nimiabe thirteenth Epe TO the
eln snail hereafter perhaps, the deuded
more hints of the schemes and dong of the samc
S'f Vi nehS'onss" PORTENCIUS
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FGnNtScisaA OmtdOae.

dAS, by nature is surely bad enough But Religion
make INN worSe-a monstera brute human shape-
True and pure Religion does but false Religion
SINKS him below the Shepherds and faithful end dog and
all the other timetable and better the kind
even debascs him level with the fcrociou Beasts Of
the wilds! ~ ~ "
Even the cattle of the fields the loss Of
their kind whether of kindred blood relentless man
or rather perverted rake the the
ucad harrow up the feelings Of the vngcan the bit
ceSt dregs Of their a fellow beings past lives and
hSe III surviving Kindred breasts and this all under profane
ana bastard pcteoce Of maintaining the nexie pre.
% (as tcy would have ~ Of our benign and Religion
they thus profancl " Wv
You will readily perceive already sure Mcgsrs Editors ,hat
cc reflections havc been produced by we have lately
Id ana ABOUT the contents OF tng catchpcnny dab Of Jour
published your City nicknamcd "Thc Southern Relaious
telegraph This notice of that subject doubt will bc 6nob,
he out OF mc and still less welcome NAV
bu not having seen the original charitable Article signed "Presby
er' whch commenced this controversy till dnys since
hope may be INDUCED Gin honest sincerity few general
% s ne S tor future good particularly
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GENTLEa

Attic the individual case to which the following Commu-
ncamon refers somewhat stale yet the geEera suc M
still fresh and ought to be kept perPeuay in view IT the
that has existed all countries and in all ages from the
to the existing stages and passing
of the World.
Thro all the Kings and Priests Of the earth have been
combined overthrow and keep down the lawful rights and ber
ties of The throne has au shouded its head the mSts
and fogs of religious supecn bgoy and other holy pcences
extract the of poge extravaganza support and
PRESTON from the deud the aboous and the least informed
classes of societies The Church has constantly sheltered itself
behind it to share the trappings
The World length the last and passing centuries has been
becoming little enlightened. The American Revolution
be considered the heavenly dawn Of that great
preaching day. which is hoped opening and spreading
ITSELF the benghed deluded quarters of
EARTH and dspatng before all the powercraf
BY whose combinations and for which, mankind been
plundeed and oppressed
Let then, who the fall within
the influence Of this blessed light be the first relapse
tessnss and nattenton the plain und striking truths
that ought to be revived The individual referred
it admitted, is but the the prelude. the
probe to @ its | along to the contamination of certain favorc
The hiefworking people whom the following
shall in time abundany provc until they undermine and shape
religious and along with that
ih own narrow ways One ge will lead another, until they
bring all to walk exactly after ta the narrow track
that their own limited consciences may prescribe.
But Why apologize for keeping this suect up7 The
obe submitted hos been offered for publication and lying
uscrpt nearly from about The time publications on il
but could not reasonably be pressed exclusion important
matters lately presented which par tho
same subjects from tho European world.
In the Winchester Republican, late the 18th February
tho subject renewed and kept That Editor says
which might for while have been the Of
cuar circles in Richmond oil its relations the subject
OF enquiry speculation and throughout Common
the Political Arena and other papers who been so good
70 crafty the public curiosity with side this very ercnr
slct will have the independence and mparaty CRAFTY It
N B. The Of the Author of this Communicates, &c
icit with the fFte TO be given up TO tho Author the
piece replied when nc calls for and gives up hsbu to
other and not ill then.