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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
August IS. 1881.

81 ANDS FOR SALE - The subscriber
-E 4 offers for sale two TRACTS OF LAND,
one lying In Berkeley county virginia, near
the Potomac River; the ether in Washington
county, Maryland, adjoining the same River.
Ahe Farm IN Berkeley contains 242 scfes Of
first rate huie stone, adjoining the lands II
+ 9. Pendieion, Alex stephen and Others.
and Is now in a tash state of cultivation
The Improvements are ali good consisting OF
.1sssA. two story Stone DWELLING
~. HOUSE, 50 by "a leet, the wing,
ssS.Ais by so, Stone Kitchsn. Smoke
House, Sea we'll of excelent ws-
ter convenient to The House, TWO OR
CtiARDf Of choice Frcit-a bold stream n
wafer passes thro' This farm, and il is within
mic OF three merchant mJls--a large pro-
portion OF this tract IS clothed with the best sr
eMuEs. The Farm 10 MARYLAND contains
40 acres OF choice Land, in a good state Of
cultivation, the improvements teicrable The
Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal ard Bahinors
ard Ohio Rai5 Reed, viii pass through one
corner Of this tract. Ii is deemed uanecss-
ssry to give further description Of these
Tracts OF Land, as those wishing to pis-
chase, will doubtless first view the same
For Further particulars and terms, epply ia
the subscriber living on the one in Berkeley
county, Va. ELLIS ELLIS.
Oct 6, lS3l.-~tf Sind
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T9aasL Vt-s.s-,

Eys<s IS - ~ y IL,
CONSIST OF
Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Shoe and Butcher Knives; Carvers,
Cutting and Drawing HALVES; Rszors,
Scissors and Shears. Tea Trays,
Brase Andirons; Fire Irons, Smoothing irons
Tea Kettles; Candlesticlss; SHUTTERS,
Coffee mills; Plane irons.
Mofticing. Pariag and Turning Chisels,
Tenant, W alp. Wood and Key hole Saws,
Rnbbet. Growing and Sash Planes,
Ozark. q. Gees and Beads; Noveing plows,
Jolnters Brace and Bits; Ta-her's Guuges,
Hand saw, Mil saw and Bastard Files,
Rasps and half round Files
lFoa Rn'd Knob, Closet, Stock. Pad, Cup
hoard. Chest, Truak. Till e. Screw Locks,
2nadranis and Catches.
butt and Parliament Hinges; Brass Hinges,
NoFtelk Latches; Glass Knobs; ca mode do.
Wiadow Springs and Pullies; Gun Locks,
Spectacies; Tea and Table Spoons.
Razor Straps; Iron Lamps; . foot Rules,
Iron and Stetl Blade Squares; Compasses,
BED and " GOD Screws; Screw Plates,
Dividers; Hatchets, Halter Chair<; Traces,
Percussion Caps; Looking Glasses, sc. Sc.
WITH A GEERAL AssoRrMEs.r OF
a<ses1ls y Glass " 'cYe, U'oede,s Ifare, drugs.
:. Pants, Dye StQfs and Stationeru.
NaF'InsbnFs, oc,ober eth, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

A PRENTICE WA ,44.... W anied
IA as an Apprentice to leara toe House
'oinef's business, a boy froa, IS 10 II gears
OF age One from ttie country and OF goad
character would be preferred. 10 such
one, liberal chance viii ne afforded. Apply
TO WILLIAM KENNEDY
Mart'nshurg, Oct. %. 1854
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

yfRMNfA.--la ne .@sifedt. Superior sosS
Of Law and Chsncery for Berkeley cesasttg
0c1oBsR RULxs, 1891. (
Milton j Brown g. Elizabeth his wife, Pit6a
AGAINST
Nancy Bishop, CasAarine Horne, Eli Buna
and Mary his wife, late Mary Patton.
David Bishop, & Others, def'ts.
T. HE defendants, Caiharine Horne, Eli
y Bum 6 Mary his wife, & David Bishop
not havir entered their appearance and gwen
aecurity, according to the act Of assembly and
the rules of this Court, aud it appearing by sa>
tisfactory evidence that they are out OF this
Commonwealth; II is ordered that the said
defendants do enter their appearance to this
suit, on Inc first day Of the pext term, and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs: and that
copy of this order be forthwith published in
the Martiusburg Gazette, and cotinued for
tvo months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door OF the Court
House of this County.
A Copy-Teste, A
October e 1891 Pm
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

Expensive joke case was tried last
week m the Common Pleas Court in this
town. which had It's origin in a Joke, and tn
the end cost the joker about one hundred and
forty dollars Nearly year ago Jonathan
from the county came into town with load
sf baskets for sale Whsi, teaning about
the streets IN quest OF purchasers gentle
man began to banter him for his load. Eie
offered his load tor forty daLaIs, which the
gentleman agreed TO give if he would take
note The bargain was concluded and the
note givea, signed by fictitious sass,e, and
witnessed by by stander also with iicti
tious name. The basket merchant was di
rected where to carry his load, started off,
ard perambulaiing the town till he was wea-
Nv in quest of the place to which he had been
directed. and not being able TO find it, he re-
turned and discharged his cargo upon the
premises Of the purchaser. The purchaser
demonstrated with hrn, told him he had not
bought the baskets, that he did not want
them, and should not receive them But
the basket merchant said he .ti9ssed he knew
what he was about; he'd ssld his baskets,
and he would have his pay for them. He
accordingly started of and applied to an ut
torney Tor assistance IN obtaining his pay
The purchaser beginning to suspect that the
joke was in a train TO be turned uPo. himself
offered ten dollars to the basket merchant ifhs
would take his baskets and be of Bat no;
Jonathan who had been a deputy sheriff
somewhere back in tia woods, guessed he
knew what he WAS about RE had sold his
baskets and he would have his forty dollars.
The purchaser thinking he was aot holden by
the fictitious paper, and that he had offered
the man liberal compensation for the trou-
bic he had caused him, refused TO do aay
thing more about it. Iae g9endam deputy,
who. it seems, knew something about hand
ling the edged tools Of the law, was deter
RiMed to have the whole amount of the bond |
and accordingly left his grist in law mill |
and departed The affair was ground out at |
the present sitting Of court, when it appear |
ed that the little forty dollar grist that had |
been thrown mite the hopper had swollen TO +
nearly hundred and forty collar affair, af I
.ording a coed fat toll for the miller, and a /
slice there lor al the lab9ureIs round about /
the mill - Portland C0urisr
The above rs real fact 1he name Of the /
purchaser is well known in Portland.
The King Of England on Wednesday thc |
2lst sept. commenced giving weekly leyees
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

VEI AGON BOXES :. The subscriber. have
w Just received a quantity of < 2. Ia,
.. | 4. IL, 2 l.. 2 and 5 aad 5 nsc b pelished
wagon Boxes, warranted 70 tie the real Coal
brook Dale Box, which are known by Every
person who has ever used them To be superi
ar TO any other in use Nm. LONG.
October 9th, 1881
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S.ill us AVID goo .n.5a
.Ta,l s. EUtntet GooUg.

III We subscribers respectfully beg leave
10 inJorG their friends and customers
that they are now receiving and opening at
their stores in Shepherdstowa aud at Bed
dngton Mills, general supply Of F'dl aa,l
Winter Goods, which they are disposed to
sell on accommodating terms.
JOHN T. COOKUS, & Co.
Octobeg 9Th. 1891.
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October G, l931.-9m

Fi8GlNlA-ln the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chanccry for Berkeley coua-
ty: October rules. 1881.
JacOb u ecer, plrfs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
AGAINST

AGAINST
.tohn Bod0ine. Joseph Graathmn, Edtsard
Bead, Eats Rees ead otiers, der.s
Z y ME defendants John godine and Edward
Bond, not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according TO the
act OF assembly and the rules of this Cosrt.
aud It appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
they are out of this Commonwealth: Il IS or
acred that the said defendants do eater their
appearance TO this suit, on the fi.st day Of
The next term, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff, and the said John Bodiae do also
give security for performing the decree
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published in the Marlinshurg Gazette. and
cont!naed tor two rsonths successfully, and
another copy thereof posted a; tbs front door
o. 'he Jour House of this county.
a Copy -Tes;e,
JOHN STROTHER, ..
October s, IS5I-Rro
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
NetO Fail Goods.

E HE subscribers have just received and
are now op.nins splendid and very general
assortment of new and fashionable
.TAAL GOOD ..
which have been selected from the latest i'm
portations Oar customers and the public
generally are respectfully invited to call and
examine our stock before purchasing, as we
are determined to sell at such prices as can
not fail to please. WIN. LONG.
| October eth. 1891.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
.EAAL GQAOD ..
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

gESHE subscriber informs bis friends aad
81 the public generally, that he has just re-
cciyea from the cities of Philadelphia. and
Baltimore, a general assortment OF GOODS.
suitable for the present and approaching sea-
son consisting of every article Of comfort
and convenience; which he IS disposed to sch
at low prices and accommodating terms lie
respectfully invites = caii from the public
generally THOS. Z SMITH
October 20, 1891.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

BLANK DEEDS,
for safe at NE Gasetie Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

The King Of England on Wednesday, thc
2lst SEPT. commenced giving weekly leyees
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ez+ Lash for rags. at 6,e Ga.et.e. tBEe>
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

tcntion of our municipal usthorhics, that precau.
Iionary measures may be promptly adopted on It's
first appearance in England. A strict quarantine
and duo attention to cleanliness may do much to
prevent its approach in It's most malignant form:
since these have been effected in certain cases.
But the Arm, unwayeriug step with which it has
conducted its terrible march in the east, unobstruc
ted by hills and floods, and stopping only at the
thicLly populated cities, to gorge its appetite with
third of It's Inhabitants, and then passing like
some famishcd monster to another, again to
its feast upon its trembling victims, leaves us but
little to hope from the nterposition between of
the vide Atlantic. y single ship would suffice to
convey it hitler, and out of tho many hundreds
travcrsing the ocean, and some of them sailing
from the very ports infected by it, may not one
carry contagion in its holdI We would not wish
to create unnecessary ALARM but salutary caution
il not to be neglected. 1t is Il scourgo which seems
destined to visit every portion OF the globe as well
from the facility the certainty OF its progress,
which is affected neither by distance nor climatic,
and we have right to claim exemption from
lis visitation, while we continue to hold an inter
course with the scene of its ravagcs.--Star,!ard.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29
W8SCEAAANEGDUs.
)GREss or THE INDIAN CHOLERA.

We give to-day very interesting article from
tho May number of the Englisbman's Magazine,
upon tho progress Of the Indian Cholera or, as it
is commonly called, Cholera Morbus. BY this it
VIII be perceived that that dreadful scourge com
noncIa It's career as early 1917, and that it has
IG' fourteen years been travelling through Asia to
EUROPE where 1t now is, with every prospect Of
soon invading France and England from whence
10 TINS country It's transmission by means of our
C0InmcrcIn intercourse will DO facile and rapid
we shall tomorrow give asecond article from the
same work, upon IFS nature and cure, in which a
Iyely picture Of It's effects is drawn BY tho writer
winch tell under his personal inspection in India.
We earnestly recommend thjS subject TO Tie al,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29
AAEAY1S EsdhshEA.

'g'ilE August number of tins beautiful publ
L ca'i'n is rec, ived-The attention Of the la
dies Is particularly invited to this chaste and
very attractive pcriodcal-co containing Tales, orr
ginal and selected; moral and scientific Essays;
Poetry, from the best authors; quarterly repre-
senta'ion OF iadies' faShiGns, adopted in Phlr-
de!phia; coioured music, of The newest style, &c.
embe!lshed withsa beautiful and extensive va
flcty of cngraings, from original and selected
designs, both. coloured and PLAIN, with two en-
Sraved title pages, and two distinct indexes,
Qnerded TO pcrtcci separate volumes in the year;)
also, choice collection of music, original and
selected, arranged for the piano or guitar, with
upwards Of 80 pages large octave letter press.
and only s. per aunum. The publishers in the
short space of one year have expended, in embel.
Ilshments alone to beautlfy the work upwards OF
$4,000; and the most expensive and costly arrange.
ments have been made for the succeeding numbers.
which is warranted by the general celebrity, and
unrlvnled patronage. which has BEEN obIained
for this work Subscriptions received at the Book,
Stationery, and Fancy Store Of
an 27 K. ID. SANXAY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

u A reply by Mr.. Robinson of the Richmond
Post Office, to the Postmaster of Flies Office II,
Goochland is received, but too late for this day
we will publish it in our next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

JERUSALEM, Saturday 81.
since writing the accompanying letter, which
was expected to have been sent off Immediately
other prisoners have been taken, and in one or two
instances, put to death forthwith by the enraoed
inhabitants. Some of these scenes arc hardly in
ferlor in barbarity the atrocities of the
and it is to be feared that spirit of vndct iy, G
roclty has been excited, which may be productive
OF farther outrage and prove discreditabc TO the
country. Since Monday, the insurgent negroes
have committad no aggression, but have been dodo.
ing about III the swamps in parties of three and
tour They are hunted by the local militia with
great lmPiacabity, and must all eventually be
slain or made captive. All the mischief was done
between Sunday morning and Monday noon In
THIS time, the rebels trayersed country of near
~ miles extent, numbering every white indiscr;n,i
nately, and wrccking the furniture. They set fire
to no houses, and far is known cornrnitted no
outrage on any white female. What the ulterior
object was, is unknown. The more INTELLIGENT sni
mon is that they had none; though some Of them
say 1t was to get to Norfolk, seize ship and 90 to
Africa. My impression is that they acted
under the influence Of their leader MAJ n rroocIor
ana prophet among them; that even he had mn
Interior purpose, but stimulated exclusively NV
ianatcai revenge, ana perhaps misled by some hal
lucination of his imagined spirit of proplecv
committing the first murder, finding themselves
already beyond the reach of pardon DRINK and
desperate they proceeded in blind fury to murder
and destroy all before them. 1t will be long before
INC people OF TINS country can get over the horrors
OIL the late scenes, or feel safe in their homes
Many Will probably migrate. 1t is an appravotion.
OF the crimes Porpotrated that tho ow ners of slaves
III TINS country are distinguished for lenity and hu
manity. Cotton and corn arc the staples here. and
the labor of attending to these is trifne compared
win what IS necessary in other parts of the State
a list Of persons killed in the insurroction which
commenced the 2lst Aug. 1884, in Southampton
County. '''
Joseph Travis, his wife and children-5.
Mrs. Turner, Hartwcll Peoples the ovorseer
and Mrs Newinan-3
Mrs Reese, and William and -- Bar
ham-3.
TIragan DoyaI, wife and child-3.
Henry Bryant, wife, child, and yyfa's rnofbor-I
Mrs Catlarine Whitehead, son Richard. fo,,1
Daughters and grand child.
Saatbial Francis-1
Overseer Of Nathaniel Francis and two cbldror,
d 0'' "'iu TWO chuuren
Tho. Barrow and Geo. vaughar<-2.
Mrs Levi Waller and ten children-(probablv
not all her's) husband and one child escaped-tbc
cnMe by gettnguP The chimneyZ11.
William Williams, his wife and two bovs-t
.. oD Williams, children and Edwin Drurv-5 !
Mrs. Casweil Warroll and child--2
hrs' SeDecca Vaughan, daughter Ann Eliza, and
son Arthur. ~ ~
MIS- John Williams and chiId-2
Mrs. Jno Vaughan and 3 chiIdren-f--totsl 60. I
OFFICIAL.
Sunday night, 29th--
!. Gen types reports to tho Governor v-erpress
RON READ tluaFtRrs, at Ter,1s, Io,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29
VIRGINIA EEucrgoMs,

ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY-Thc follow
ing is the result of the election for member of
Congress in this county, which took place yestes
day:
George Loyal l73
Thomas Newton, 65
Majority for Loyal, lO8
So that Thomas Newton is elected to represent
thus district in the next Congress, by majority Of
81 votes.
For the House of Delegates the polls stood thus:
Alexander w. Jones, 1877
Mr.. Moore 1O2
Maj GRITTY for Jones, 25.
KENTUCKY.
It is certain that Halves has beat Chiffon by a
majority of 18Th. 1861, G. 1852.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29
To ED8uND y. FREEMAN, Esq.
Halifax Town.

?. S. have not considered il necessarv 70 M
tce charge, mado in tho Globe against judge
Bcrrleu, Of suPpressing matsrsl part Of letter
which wrote TO him, and my substituting another
in its stead. If any person has been mslcad by
this bold accusation of the Editor of the Globe
and ia dssrous ofobtaini1g correct information he
has my permission 10 read The whole letter, altho'
il was not intended to be made public.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10
CABINET MAKING.

JAMES SHEPHERD Cabinet. Maker.
- Shephcrdstown, presents his grateful
ackno~ ledgmcnts 10 those who have 90 a.
bcrslly encouraged HIM, from his com
meneement IN business 10 the present
time, and bcgs leave TO inform them. and
the public generally. that he viii always
10 his line, and endeavor. In return, TO give
entire satisfaction. lie has lately return
ed from Philadelphia. where he purchas
quantity Of the best and most beautiful
Mahogany. Veneers. Carved Work, and
other materials; and hating good work
men employed, he is now prepared to
make, in the newest and best style. Sofas.
Sidebosrds, Bureaus. Secretaries. Bed
steads. Tables OF every description. Clock
and Book Cases. sc. and will almost con
stantly have on hand. \ considrrab as
sortmcnt of finished FURNITURE. OF
every description. He has also attach
ed TO his establishment. mandatory OF
Windsor Chairs and Settees.
and can furnish them from the plain 10 the
most elegant kind. He will convey furni-
turc TO any place. at his own risk and ex-
pcnse. He will, at all times. receive or
ders for stained wood. walnut. or ma hoga-
ny Collins. and execute them with all ne
cessary or required dispatch. and will
furnish. when desired. a neat Icarse, with
a gentle horse and careful driver
He Will give constant employment and
The highest wsgesto one or tao more stea
dy and industrious Journeymen, who arc
first rate workmen.
Oct %. ISSI-tf
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT {:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At Rules holden IN the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law ard Chan
Gerry for Jefferson County, the frs, Monday
in October, 1851:
Margaret Gummert, widow and relic, Of Chris.
tan Gummert, decd, John I. Cookus, and
Daniel Boyers. plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Jacob Crowl and Sally his wife, Nathaniel
isler and Charlotte his wife, Abiam Isler
and Mary his wife, Hugh McNamee and Gu
san his wife, Christian Gummert, Sarah
Bedinger, administrative With the uill an.
nexed of Daniel Bedinger, deed. and Car.
yer Willis, Sheriff Of Jefferson County. TO
whom was committed the administration of
the estate OF John Gummer,, deed, dcfcn
ddnfs.
Y>HE defendants. Jacob Crowl and Sally
his wife, Nathaniel Isler and Charlotte
his wife. Abram Isler and Mary his wife, Hugh
NcNsmee and Susan his wife, and Christian
0ummer,, not having entered their appear.
snce, and given security according To The &C,
of asse mbly and the rules of thi. court !, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants Of this country N
- ordered, tina, the said defendants do sppesr
here on the first day of the next term, and an.
swer the amended bill Of the plaintiffs, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in Charles,oun.
for two months successfully, and posted a,
the front door of the courthouse in the aid
town of Chsriestown.
copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, e.
Oct. 6. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10

Patent Specific Ointment.
DAMS Fave hcen taken to make this cup.
Il ply very good u msy be had st the
following places viz:
Humphrey Keyss', Charlesfo,rn,
.9daas Ioung's, Martiusburg.
.2dam' Young T. Co., Harpsrs- Ferry.
Iotrner U Harris, Shspherdsio,r',,
0> The sbovs Ointment 10 offered 10
the public rs . safe and certain remedy for
those obstinate diseases. soma Of which
have so long baiil.d the skill OF medical eel.
euce.
ist. White Swellings IT every description.
Cd. Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing.
Sd. Schirrus or Glsnduisr tumors, parti-
culsrly those hardened tumors In women's
breasts which often,imes terminate in ulce.
rated cancers.
4,h. Felons. or whz, some pc orle know by
the name Of Csisrrhs, Of every DESCRIPTION.
Sih. Rheumatic pains Of the FONTS.
9Th. Sprsins and bruises Of ever, descrip.
ton. or in whatever pert siius,e.
18th. letters Of al kinds In this com.
plant the patient in appl, ing the oiutme nj.
must keep the pert out Of water.
9Th. Chiiblains or parts Affected by frost
May &c, 1881.
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To Farmers.

EVE undersigned informs the farmers
Of Jefferson and Loudoun. that not
having disposed OF any interest IN his mill
81 NirgInius. near Harpers Ferry, he will
continue the business, rs usual, on hi. own
account MIR Thomas III STEPHENS. a
miller OF capacity and experience. hs.
charge OF the mill. and will be able 10 give
The utmost satisfaction. The usual quan
iiiy OF Flour will be given for merchsn,a
bic Wheat. and the inspection warranted
IN Baltimore or the Cities Of the District
In cases where customers prefer ~, the
barrels will he given instead Of the offsI
Country work done at the shortest motto. 4;
and The highest market price IN cash given
Tor Wheat delivered in The mill
+. BECKHAM
Sept 80. 1891.
~ will pay The road toll upon all
wagons hauling Wheat to the shove nam
ed mill I'll n STEpVFNS
Sept. 90, 1881