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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned solicits the attention Of
the public 10 brief statement OF facts, rela
tive TO an affair, which has made some noise,
which has already been the occasion Of some
Misrepresentation and may be the occasion
of more On Monday morning last Cel.Lu.
Gas demanded OF the editor OF the Martins
burg Gazette the name Of the author Of the
pieces published IN that paper signed "Arat
W" The demand was made, as the EDITOR
alleges, In an lfnperlous, peremptory, often
eve tone and manner, which lac thought in
dicated an intention TO bully him. IN conse
ouence of which he refused at first. TO give
mp the name; but subsequently told Col. Lu-
Gas that It would be communicated In the
course or the Gay Forthwith Col. Lucas
published hand5ll denouncng the author
of "Aratus" in the most tlnmeasured terms.
/ remained in ignorance of these proceedings
until the afternoon of the same day, (Mon-
day. when one of the handbills was present
ed TO me by friend. | went to the Editor,
and desired him to let Col Lucas knew, as
soon as possible, that / was the author of
'Aratus,' responsible for every thing contain
ed IN the publications complained Of and rea
dy to meet that responsibility. This was i'm
medIately done, by the Editor ia writing, and
after the polls were closed, by myself, YER
bally. 1t is right that the public should be
distinctly informed, that my name, as the au-
thor OF "Aratus' was not withheld for one
moment with nv knowledge, consent, or
connivaDce. Of the impntations contained
IN the handbill, unfoun1ed and base as they
are, 1t cannot be necessary. that, to those
who kno,c me should say any thing, and to
those who do not have only to say, that
repei them with the scorn and contempt they
merit. fictitious signature was used 10
compliance with universal custom, not with
design to evade any proper responsibility,
or through any apprehension of the wrath Of
Col. Lncas. THOMAS DAVIS.
August IL, 1881.
On the first day Of the county court of
Berkeley, the Members of the Court and
Bar, and the citizens present. Immediately
On the retirement of the Grand Jury. resolv-
ed themselves into meeting for the purpose
OF tesuiying their respect for the memory OF
ALFRED II. PowELL, Esq who had for ma
ny years represented this county in the Sc
nave OF virginia, and had long been prac-
tuoner m It's Courts
Gen. ELISHA BOYD was called to the
cHa.r' ana RICHARD hENRY LEE was ap-
r't''1u Neefe'ary-Ibe Chairman having
s,a'ep me purpose of the meeting, David II
~ a. Lsq referred, IN terms OF strong
leei4a$' 70 the sad and solemn incident at
"F'',ns me sudden death of the above nam
Gu lamented individual, and concluded by
moving Inc following resolutions. which he.
nag seconded by Edmund z. Hunter. ESQ
We're unanimously adopted:
'FS''se'' That we have heard with feel
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u Il. H0LLlNGSWORTH
g. As located himself at Betington Mill.
ID x permanently. lie respectfully effsrs his
professional services TO the neighberhood and
hopes that the experience Of several wears in
the practice Of his profession, with strict at
teniioh 10 ITS duties, will give him some claim
to the confidence of the coumuuity. His Of
fee is al Mr.. Cookus' Store.
August II, 1881
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WlNcHEsrFR. Va Ane. 4


Most Melancholy Ereat AT the moment
OF putting ourpaper to press we are INFORM,
Ell OF the death, by apopIcxy, OF the talented,
the hlghmlnded, the generous ALFRED II
PowErL. The shock comes upon US ike a
thunderbolt, and we can scarcely con,pose
our feelings, while we record the event. He
was engaged In arguing cause before the
county court, and had spoken hut 10 or II
minutes, when after having read passage
rom law authority before him, he laid
down the book, staggered back into the chair.
ana extended his arm, saving, s'My friends,
bleed mel" These were the last words he
spoke. Medical aid was almost instantly az
loried, and every means EMPLOYED 10 restore
him, but in vain. The ATTACK came on II a
quarter beiure o'clock, and he breathedhis
last at bali past 8. Never has a more me
lanchoiy event occurred in our town. The
couhtenances OF our citizens are covered with
gloom, business IS 10 great degree suspen-
dei, and all look with wonder aud awe upon
thus most sudden and heart-rending dispen.
Satioh Of Divine Providence Mr.. Powell
was about 90 years Of age, was in excellen,
health, and was on Monday last elected "a
The House of Delegates, having retaiaed hi.
seat On the bench throughout. that day.
9S-DIvine Service will he performed bv til,
Rev. Mr. Brooke, in the Episcopal Chnrcl
IN this place, on Saturday next, al o'clock
a "a and on Sunday at the same hour, a
which time the Lords Supper will be admin
| istered
MARRIED,
On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev MI
Brown, Mr.. .6leraiider r.. Od.n, to Mis-,
Martha PorteUield. daughter cl Capt. Geo
Portertield, ali Of this county.
LIED,
% Thursday the 2sthult Mr. David Crit
,f@t, postmaster at Gerrardstown, aged Z:
years.
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REV SPRING Il SUMNER GOODS.
4V James & Wiiltam ~ Riddle inform
tIleir friends aud the public, that they have
Just received aud finished opening, large
and well selected supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOO DIS,
Of every description. among which are the
following articles: Super Blue, Black and
Brown Cloths, Summer Cloth and Brown
Camb,et for coats, Vieonia, Rouen and Me-
rino Cassineres, white and brown Linen
Drilling. Plain and Striped Satteen, Yellow
Nankin, Psttsburg Cord, Bro Denim s. stout
Linens, Irish Linen Linen Cambria, Valen-
cia and Marsees Vesting, Gauzc, Zephyr
aud Adrianople Scars and Handk'is, Grape
Royal, Grape de Leon and pongees, Black
Lutcstring, Gro de Indies and Satin Leyan-
tine, Black and Changeable Gro de Naples,
Gauze Ribbons and Bonnet trimmings, Cling
hams, Cahcoes and Cambrics, Leghorn and
Duns,ablc Bonnets, together with general
assortment OF Hardware, Queensware, Gro
ceries and Stationery. all Of which they re-
specifically invite their customers and the pub
he to call and examine, as they will be sold
on accommodating terms.
Martnsburg. sIay 10, 1891.
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VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.

"a William ATHtSUOnp Sl0
Edward Lucas ass
ASSEMBLY.
Charles James Faulkner 522
William Good 957
# Levi Henshaw oT6
King George.-For Congress-TaIiaferro
Isl; LhInn 40
Isls of Hight.-For Congress-Mason 1876;
|Eppes ZIG. :.
Crump Is.
Spottsylvmlia IF rCongress-Patton 5l7;
Dade IL
Fraatlia-No opposition TO Natbl Ii.
EClannrne, the former member.
Richmond cosalty China l56; Taliaferro
4 the late member) SO.
Henrico--AndrewS tevenson--ns opposition
Princess .f1ne--Themas Newton 3S1; Geo.
n oval date member) 235.
Roctbridge Craig 422; Miller 1874.
q Montgomery 54S; Miller l6 Two
u ar three counties to vote; hut the Fincastle
Npaper informs US that Mr.. Miller has declin-
I'd a further contest
.4lbcmarIc w F Gordon no opposition.
KENTUCKY ELECTIoNS.--First Doy
b We received last night, (says the Licking
hon Reporter OF the Sd the following state
|bnents from the adjoining counties:
Franklin. at dianer--ford 26S, Lecompte
kJ) Cnttenden 2S9. Sanders o. 252.
Woeafoyd, at dnner-Alsn 500, Shannon
|kJ) I77-Railey 294, Wilmington o. 2l5,
kprecinct not Included
i In Clarke county, MIR Allan for Congress
deceived a heavy majority (45D--Judge
Clarkes majority over his Jackson opponent
|for the Senate was about 100.
.Jessea,ine, at night -Cnnningham's o.
/ majority over Woodson l3-Kincald's ma
jority over Adair y 4S
Bourbon, at Marshall G29, Cote
man, % $40, (both preciacts incuded)-
Kennedy Gil, Garrard 579, 3hurston 40,
Cosswell ALL zone preciact rot included)
Scott county j ohnson(J) 367-Ward 81
553, Stevenson % AIS, Ihompssa S.s,
Miller 1913.
Fayette- Allan $50, Shannon o. ore
Carr 533. Innes $50, Chinn 554, Bruen o.
234. Prewitt % 235 r gers o. 2l3.
The return from Athens has not been re
ceivcd, but we learn verbally that the Clay
ticket is % votes ahead in that precinct.
Clay majority the first day in Fayette, a
] bout 330-in Bourbon, about the same-ln
1NoodforS Allan IS majority over Shannon is
Transferable. and the electioa of Mr.. Railey
lie certain to the Legislature. in Jessamine
'Kincaid's majority over Affair viii be but 1t
Re less than 100 The contest between Gun
|ningham and Woodson in that countyfor the
Legislature will be very close, the Clay can
didate it is believed viii be elected In Scott
couuty The Clay candidate for the Lesisla
ture is rs yetes behind.
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JOHANNESBURG ACADEMT.--The
Avn studies Of this institution viii Be resu
med on the ist Of September. The course
oil instruction IS such as to prepare youth
ior admittance into the higher classes OF any
of our colleges None win be received for
a period less than half session.
August IL, 1851.
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We are compelled TO apologize to our rea-
rs for the late hour at which the Gazette
bpears thi. week. which was sccasioned by
T. bad conduct of one of the hands employ
IN the office
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N0TlCE.-Al persons having claims a
1S gant the estate Of Alexander Mason.
deed, arc requested to bring them forward
properly authenticated for settlement
all persons indebted to the estate are request
Ell TO make Immediate payment. as am de-
ternlined TO settle the estate as speedily 40
possible JACOB MYERS, s9dmr
August 4. 1891. go de bonos non
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ses, Brood Mares g. Colts, beef Cattle logs.
and Sheep, one Wagon and Gear; Fs rming
Utensils, &C.; Lumber of different sizes. from
1000 10 1900 bushels Of Stone Coal: 1000
bushs Corn 10 be delivered at the heap by
The ioia OF November, or sooneg 1000 bushs
Rye. q part ready for delivery; a large GUAM.
| thy Of Ofial Of Wheat, say 1900 bu.hs 9
fStais. Tubs &c, one set OF Blacksmith Tools:
! four Flour Boats in good order for CARRYING
freight; quantity Of DRY GOODS, Sagor,
CoGee, Ten, Salt, SC.
The sale viii continue from day TO day
until all IS sold on credit of six months.
he house which Robert e Turner now
iHes IN VIII be offered for rent, with The Fer
Try, Warehouse, &c. The houses are calcu.
lated for Tavern, Store, and carrying on the
boating business, with Lumber Yard. &c
Terms will be made known by applying to
JAMES FUgMAN.
Mouth Of opequon, August II, 1891.
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NOTICE.
POLITICAL MEETING.

UI@I 4 IO0II@ s'AAIL 4 4 ' u
The citizens Of Berkeley County, opposed
10 the present administration OF the General
Government, and friendly to the election of
HENRY CLAY to the next Presidency Of
the United States, are requested to meet at
the Court House, at o'clock on Monday the
18th Of September meet at being Court day.
TO take into consideration such measures as
may be thought proper and advisable, to en-
sure the representation OF this Congressional
District, in the NATIONAL REPUBLICANS Cor.
vESTioS, which is to assemble IN the City Of
Baltimore, in November next
MANY VOTERS.
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G. EGNER'S AXES. &c.ln--I have iuse
- received supply OF AXES, made by +,
Selner, liagerstown, Md +, warranted These
axes arc so much esteemed where they have
been used that no others have teen able 70
sapplant them. Also some good TNILLEh
BAGS. w. L. COMPTON,
August A. 1891.
n. Il. The highest price given for any
quantity Of clean FLAX SEED VITO.
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Y 49OOL We wish TO purchase wool .
w different qaaities, for which we VIII
pay ahberai price HoGlRE ( jjf0. I
June so, 1881.
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N-EGR0 GIRL FOR SAEE.-For sale,
IL a.NEGRO GIRL about IA years Of
age, capable Of doing house work-She viii
be sold lnw for cash, or exchanged for one
older, or sold on credit as may best suit
the purchaser For further particulars
Enquire Of the PRINTER.
Juae %, 1881.
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RFARTINSBURG SEMINARY FOR
I'VE YOUNG LADIES Miss CATHERINE
WEBER, has the pleasure Of informing the
citizens of Martinsburg and its vicinity, that
she will open Seminary for Young Ladies,
on Monday the 18th of September next She
will teach in her Seminary, all the various
branches appertaining to an English Edaca-
tion-also. Needle Work, Embroidery, Pain
ting, sc. Terms: nine dollars per session,
clear of all other contingent charges.
Mariinsburg, August II, 1881,
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q TRAYED away from the premises of the
- subscriber living on Col Hunters Smoke
Town Farm, sometime in the <..v-evxrssst
month of May last. three RED A4Naasy
STEERS, not recollected whe-
Their marked or no, but if MARI f.~zzaaSzSlzsssa
ed, they have a crop off1he left ear, and a
slit in the right; no other marks recollected
Any person taking mp said Steers and return
ling them TO the subscriber, or give Informa-
ton where they may be had. shall receive a
liberal reward. REZEN HU DGEL.
| August II, 1891.
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- e1FfvttttHecftta on ksfC ffcs90erf.
Inc Washington Globe OF yesterday con
ta'ns the annexed official annuneiation of an
polntments by the President
LOUIS MLASE, Of Delaware, to te Score
tary OF the Treasury Of the United States.
MARTIN VAN BusEN, of New York to be
Mlnlstsr Pleulpotentiary aud Eayoy Extra-
ordinary Of the United States, 10 the King
OF the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
Ireland. '-N
AARON VAIL, of New York, to be Secre
tary oil Legation to the United Kingdom OF
Ureat Britain and Ireland in the place az
Washington Irving Esq who has ssni6ed his
wish to retire from that station.
Governor Cass entered, we are informed.
upon the duties Of bis Office. as Secretary Of
War, this day s Telegraph, nag 9.
Mr.. McLAsE, the new Secretary of The
Treasury, has arrived ia Washington CITY.
Outrage GIVE learn from pss.en rer
IN the stage coach, that the Hem isaar Hin
was attacked yesterday while cemipe ont Of
the Court House, by General 1Tmotbv
Upham. who applied to Mr.. Hills shoulders
some round dozen of lashes with raw c,v.
hide We give the story as it was related
to US, and vouch for nothing. We under.
stand the lockers on did not interfere and
mat me oniy observation made by any one,
was the remark Of a WhiteMountain droyer,
who observed, dlily, "Well, now, that
beats natur-'ae General licked oil New
Hampshire "---BOsion Transcript.
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JOUR. w YyN.a " r PRINTER H.aNTED
CONSTANT employment and liberal wa
u ges win be given to Journeyman Prin-
ter AZ this Office. July %, 1881.
CTUFF. &c FOR SALE.-I have on
- hand. and for sale large quantity Of
BRAN, SHORTS, SLIP STUFF. and
RYE JAMES FORMAN.
Mouth of Opequon. July 81, 1881.
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Lock AND Gun S.NITHING.
-r nANJEI MARKER. inn.

TE DANIEL MARKER. jun.
E ri LAYING commenced the above business
on Queen street. a few doors belowthe Mar
ket House, would respectfully inform tho
pubhc. that he is now ready to fill any orders
wherewith he may be furnished in the above
branches Of business
He wi make and repair Guns Of every
dcscription--Niakc and repair Door Lock-
of all kinds, BESIDES all the various branches
apper,aining to the Locksmith business -
IIeing determiued to attend strictly to bust.
ness and do his work in the best style, he
homes to receive fas he intends to merit =
share Of public patronage
Nlartinsburs, July Z. issi.--3t,
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE BY
virtue OF, and pursuant 10, a trust deed
executed on the 10th day of July, 1879. by
John Kennedy, for the purpose OF providing
Tor, aud securing the payment Of certain
debt therein rnentioned doe to Samuel Ken
needy aud Daniel Kennedy, and which deed
is Of recoriin the Clerks Office Of the Coun-
~ Court Of Berkeley, the undersigned t,us
tee, wdi on Monday The l2th day Of Septem
Der aea', being the 6rst day Of court oiiel
Tor sale, before the court house door in Mar
, tlnsburg, 70 the bighes. bidder, for cash. tin
T%sSss, farm or tract Of land conveyed b,
q 3s sssa the trust deed aforesaid, containin.
~ ~ So acres, and situated on Toma
-sI sss.. hawk run in the county Of Berke
ley IL Is valuable and desirable, farm. wor
thy the attention Of persons wishing TO pur
chase land. Such title as is vested IN the nr,
dersigned will be made to the purchaser
which is believed to be indispntable.
PETER GARDNER, Trustee.
August u, 1851.
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Cash Wanted -Fnqaire Of the Printer.
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D P. P0LLINGSWORTH

August Ii, 1891.
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Governor Cass entered, we are informed
upon the duties Of bis Office. as Secretary Of
War, this day.--U s. Telegraph. nag 9.
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SMsjRIpIalSM.

WILL stand st the subscribers stable on
Mil Creek, on Mer1sy5. I.ie-,'aTs = wed
nesdays; at Mr. Jno. Tabbs nlll, on Ius-
carors, one mile from Martinsburg, ON Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays. Terms: .aoelUe
doiinrs The season. which eay he paid with
ten. dollars before The first of July next; t~en-
ty dollars for insurance, and payable when
the mare proves with fsal; eistt do'tdIs the
single leap; pasture gratis at the subscribers
farm for these that come distance and wish
to leave tkcir mares. bat no responsibility lor
escapes or accidents The season will coGa-
mence on the ist Of April. and end the LIST
day af July nex.
SURPRISE is a beautiful Sorrcll, feet
inches high, only six years old, Of Gnc blood, *
was siredby Hal, remarkable for speed beau
ty, AND blood; being by Hal, who vas by
the imported horse Sir Harry, cut ola well
trcd CIoyaed mare. MS cu,:, ,-r- sci " vre
imported horse Spread Eagle. out Of bio.
med mare. Surprise was bred " Mr. JOHN
Young, in Warv.icl> county, Virginia, aitho'
he has never been trained for the turf, his
bleed. form, activity, and strength justify
the cpinios that t'isl only was accessory 10
have insured his success as a racer.
LEVI HENSIIATV
February II, IS5l-tf
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RARAY&TTTS

er,tLL stand again at Clifton, the subseri-
w bsr', farm in Frederick county, four
,n;les from Battlete1a and eight fron Charles
town. Heis now in sne order, aud ready to
,erv. mares Oh the following terms: Sl5 TIA
.;nrIa lean, 40 the season, aud $50 Insurance.
ia be raid when ths mare is kmeWs to % n
Eoal. The season will terminate the LIST July.
LAFAYETTE i. a remarkable horse, and, IN
the estimation Of the best Judges, combines,
in degree that has rarely been surpassed,
p.dj4rce of the purcst bleed and best cross
ga with unusual size and stoutness, great SYM
netry of form, and especially exeslllng IN
those essential racing points which denote
the greatest strength and action. lie has
been moreover a very distinguished racer on
many veil tried field.
lie il s years old, fun IS hands high, and
powerfully made in proportion TO hIs height;
in co!er rich blOod bay with blacklegs, and
no white except small star on the right bind
foot. PEDlShEE.
LAFAYETTE was 70; by the celebrated Fir,
ginian. (lhe best sen OF old Sir Archyl; La
fayette's darn was also by Sir Arcby; his
grand dam by the imported horse Sir Harry;
z grand dam by Chanticleer; grand dam
by Meade's Old Celef; 6 g grand sam by
Lees old Mark Anthony; gggg grand dam
by the imported horse Fligiisp, g ggg 8
grand dam by old Mark Anthouy; gggg
z grand dam by the old imported Jolly Ro-
ger out Of the imported mare Mary Gray.
For bis performances on the turf, an ac-
count Of which would be too long for news
paper publication, sec American Turf Regis
| ter, vol ! EOs. 9, 10, j, racing memorau
! da; and for his pedigree, see also page 800.
| DAVID Ii. ALIEN.
| Clifton, March II, 1881.
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From TIE National Int.ltissncer.

MOORISH RUINs--lsPAlN)
What dest thou here, thou lovely llower?
Tha beautiful and brave
Are silent pow IN this lone tower
Go, wither Ger their grave!
Wall-reut and rosss grsgn turrets mean,
And weet-clad arches sigs
For theo-tso sadly desp tao tsns
That speaks Of times g0ns by.
Go, twipe thee with tia ivy plant
That decks the Draw sf mirtb!
The lsnely images that haunt
These halls are not Of earth.
The voiee Of seng satA, with tho wina
or slber times. passed On,
And thou art left t. bloom behind
In loveiiness alSno.
Nor lady bright, in rich attire,
Minstrel. nor stunned knight
The broken battlenest thy Tyre.
Thy lamp the pals mssn light.
AL, all sut thas, IN thy gay dress,
The spring to JOY awakes,
or beauty and OF loneliness
The ruia'd tower lorsakes:
The tenants of her gorgeous state,
The beautiful and brave
Then slsars no longer desolato,
But wither Ger their grave;
Or twine thea with the Ivy plant,
That decks the brew OF ssirih--
Tho lonely images that haunt
3hess halls are net Of earth.
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T7uE SUBSCRIBER tenders his thanks
10 bi. customers for the liberal sncsur-
agemsnt with which they have favored bin,
aud informs them herewith that he continues
the business at the same place 0hs old OIL
Mill of WOOL CgRDING. at the usual
prices, and the DYING s. PULLING as
heretofore. alss the manufacture OF
SCOTCH81 VE.h'ETLa.N C.4RFE1IJE0
Of Superior style. Which articles be con
stantly keeps on hand fer sale, Of the best
quality aad patterns, and at m )deia prices:
lie wishes TO purchase large quantity Oh
commoa WOOL, for which he VIII give
liberal price, in trade or cash
c. G.. CONRADT.
March 3fst, 1881.