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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

-atFALAi5LE
WORM DESTROYING DROPS
Wis MEDICiN E is confidently offered
10 the public as superior article for de-
stroyIng and expeling " orms from the sys-
TEN. 1t is mild in It's operation, and may be
gwen to an infant with perfect safety
CERTIFICATES.
we, the Undersigned, do certify, that ~.
nave usel IN our families the Worm Destroy
ing Drops, prepared and sold by CHARLES
hfCE, Williams Port, Md and lind the,o n
oe d h'Shiy eglcactoots and Uat,abLe .lIedione.
IN Fan Lear. iienry SiiHe,,,eits
James ShogB, Henry Grosh,
Jesse Long. Hugh Lang,
~. HdmnoHd, 4 Summers,
George STAKE, H. Friend
sbiehGsi hIeps.
do Certify, that a child of mine q vaor.
Old by taking phlai Of the above Drou,. |
expelled better than four hundred worms : I
Ahe hfst passage about 80 were removed
JAMES DUGAN.
Berkeley county, Virginia
ST l. & lei & X DIN MEN |
AND
.a.NIf BfLiOUS PILLS
Prepared BY CHARLES RiUE, Williams
Port, Aiary land.
eI-ltiE ABOVE MEDICINES
are los sale "a
ISRAEL Il J.d.A.NEFS
ArorHEcAR4 AAR DRUGGisT SToRE.
Mailinsburs, Va.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

DISSOLUTION. The partnersh;n here.
FL toiore existing between The unds rs, e,,,.
co. under the firm Of I'm. Long &. Co. Vas
dissolved The 9th Of September by mutual
consent. All those indebted to said finn ars
respectfully requested to make payment AZ
soon as possible; those whose accounts ara
open are requested to call and close rlIsrn s,,y
payment or note. Those who are yet lndebs-
cd 10 j. + Esskine g. Co.. are Informed that
payment must be made Immediately or their
notes will be transferred. The h,s,,ess on
De Continued at the old stand by HIM. ,oag
and Chas. L. .Ste,oas, in the name 'of W,,,'
Long, who tenders his sincere acknowie,ige.
neh's to his customers and the pubic gene
rally for the many years support given him.
aaa respectfully soiicits Continuance of their
patronage. WM LONG
~ j. Z ERSKINE.
Martinsburg, Oct 81, 1891
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

.Ne,s Engtnders No other period Of the
world, and no other people, will compare
with these sf New England, at the moment
Of the breaking out Of the American reyoiu
ton They were high spirited without pride;
they were well Informed and we'll educated,
at the same tune that their demeanour was
lowly, and their occupations tohsome They
were moral and religious without single ce.
repooisl exhibition oil Il, aud they were de
termloed and brave, without any conception
that bravery was virtue OF a source oil dis
tinction.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
TRACT OF LAND

authorised - b. sold " SAID uecree 1t IS
first ra,e limestone LAM, and IS estimated
to coHtaln 26j acres, sufficient proportion OF
which is 10 excellent timber Ii adJoIns the
lands OF Philip Z. Pendieton, Esq and
Tiers, and Is situated about four miles south
west Of MartInsourg Sixty three acres of
the tract will be Sold subject to the dover
right therein oi Mrs Dorothy r.. Rousb, wi
dow of Nicholas housh, sen decd the bal
ance clear ol all lncunbrance
Terms of sale; one third of The purchase
money On the LIST day Of April, 1882, one
third of the residue OH The LIST of April, 1893,
one ether third OF SAID residue Oh the Isl day
OF April, 1884, and the remaining one thud
on the lst day OF April, 1895.
CHARLES d. oIE.NART,1 roo,,r.
iilUMAS DAVIS, w" 20
February Z, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

Carryall and Harness for sale.
OK SALk, first tate CARKYALL
a aaa HARNESS comple,s d wtli BE-
sold ca time. Tor further particulars. an
ply 10 the Editor o. tire Aiarilssburs G.s.lts.
February y. Hasa
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

VIRGIN tA.--ln the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery Tor Berkeley coun
ty; December Rules, 1851.
Duncan and Loan, plaintiffs,
against
Mary Horn, and Ii.omes Horn, adrlr de DO
ms non Of Philip Horn, decd. defendants,
d HE defendant, Mary Horn, not having
a entered her appearance and gwen secu
rity according 10 the act OF Assembly and
the rules OF Court, and II appearing by salts
factory evidence that she is out of this Con-
monweaith, IL IS ordered, That the said de-
lendant do enter her appearance to this suit,
on the first DAY Of the next term, answer the
bill OF the plaintiff, and give security iorper-
forming the decree; anu that a copy OF this
order be forthwith published IN the Martins
burg Gezette, aid continued tor two months
excessively, and another cory thereof post
ed al The front door OF the court house OF
this county. A CUpy-teste,
JOHN STROInER, C.
december 8, 1881 -2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
January 5, lS52,-con. "


VikGiNiA:-in Inc Circuit Superior Cc,r'
OF La" and Chancery for Berkeley comfy
January rules. 1882
~ .if'oa +. t@7und and Charles , .Nycbo,eo,,
formerly merchants and p@t,sers il ,yade'
1 ,' ne name and firm Of Uitiiann r.
90 pl tits.
~. against
hff'ea II Bro'cs, Ohuer NJ Spencer. Jo,,at;ys
oI,4fsrraA. John Oi er,aA, and j5;rb~,J
'a'Aer atsd Catherine mas ,cite. late G0IIa
TtJF ,l "'a's' def'ts.
IHL defendants not having entered the;e
appearance and given security. aceo,d;no 10
The act OF assembly and the rules of 9b,s
court ana 1t appearing by satisfactory en-;
dehce that they are out of this Common
meai'h; IL IS ordered, that the said deEendants
40 ehter their appearance, On the FIRST day
., 'he next term, and answer the bill oc ,be
and that copy Of this order he
ofth"ith published in The Aiar6nsburp O..
zeoe, and continued for two months sucres
lively, and another copy thereof poste,l :,
NE hont door Of the court house Of ILL.,
1onty. N'''
A Copy.-Teste,
John SrROTHER. g.
January 3, 1852 pen &hua.
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Raarttusnurg GsaSttte:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
At
fVO DOLLARS PER .a.NgvUyu,


PAYABLE IN ApvANcEj
Or, T'oo Dollars and Itce'dyJare Cents.
AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred to the end oil
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded
g5-A failure to notify the discontinuance o.
the paper at the end of the time subscribed
for, will be considered as a new engagement
gS-No paper discontinued until all srrear-
ages are paid up, except at the discretion Of
the Editor
Advertisements inserted at the rate oil
one dollar per square for the three FIRST inser
lions, and twenty FIVE cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
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EXTRACTS FROM A MODERN DICTIONARY
trttic-A large dog. that goes unclaimed,
and barks at every thing he does not com
prebend.
20 fo,T humble scrraid"-A term applied BY
the writer OF letter to himself, which would
be the greatest Insult il applied by another
Esqnre-Eve'ybody, yet nobody; equal
to General
Jmy-Iwelve prisoners ia box to Try one
or more at bar
Young aftorDey-A useless member of So
ciety who often goes where he has no busi.
ness to he. because he has no business where
he ought to be.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
Teacher Wanted.

A TEALhEh NANIED to take charge
IN OF SCHOOL, who is well acunaio
ted with the English, Grammar. Geography.
Arithmetic, as well as all other branches of
the English Education-one who is of good
moral character, and can come well recon
mended as to his qualifications, and who viii
be wiling to be examined by a person or per.
sons who may be appointed for that purpose
ihe school House is in good and healthy
neighborhood-th School will consist Of
thirty scholars Any person disposed 10 en-
gage. can signify the same by corresponding
with the subscribers lit is their wish thar The
School should be taken up bythe lst Of April
Ihere rs a dwelling house IN the neighbour
hood 70 be had provided the applicant should
oe man OF family. ANY person wishing to
correspond, can direct letter TO the Mar.
nnsburg post office
GEORGE TABB.
JAMES ROBINSON,
JOHN TABB,
ABRAHAM SHOWERS.
Near .MartiasbaTg, Berkelegl
ecunty, Ia. jan 10, 1882 {
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

EStray IIeiler.

NHNtFNIs
81 NAMt. to the farm OF the subscriber about
" four miles from Martinsburg, ia the
month of September last, as an estray. a
RED NULEl HEIEER. with a wbite
lace and back. supposed TO be one year old
last spring, has nO brand " ear marx: an
Praised to hye dollars. The ewner of sa,d
es'sAy Is requested 20 come prove ptoperty.
pay sharges and take It away
VAN T.. VANMETRE.
February 2. ls3e.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

60 bei,csens There ispelhaps not more
odious character in the world than that Of
go-between-by which mean that creature
who carries to the ear of one neighbour eve
~ Injurious observation that happens to drop
from the mouth OF another Such person
is the slanderer's herald, and is aliogelheI
more od,ous than the slanderer himself by
hls vie oiliciousness. he makes that poison
effective, which else were inert, Tor three
fo1rths oil the ISLANDERS IN the world would
never injure their object, except by the una
nee Of go betweens. who, under the mask OF
double friendship. act the part OF double
traitors.
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VIRGINIA. he Circuit superb Cnaff
OF La~ and Chancery FOR Berkeley Com
": December Rules. 1881.
Jacob Slnith aud Fanny his tcife. farplerlp
Fanny Kecsoeker and tctdotc Of onsad e.
saclser. dec d., piaiaiiHs,
Matthias Kessacksr. Join keesGcAer and Others
children aud heirs, and derisees Of .dastsias
Keesacker, decd, defendants,
HE defendant Matthias Keesacker. not
: having entered bis appearance and gwen
security according to the act of assembly
and the rules of this court, and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is out oil this
Commonwealth; IL Is ordered, That the said
defendant do enter his appearance 10 this
suit, or the FIRST day Of the next term, and
answer the bill of The plaintiff. and that CO
Nv of this order be forthwith published In the
Mar;insburs Gazette, and continued for two
months successfully, and another copy there.
Of posted at the front door OF The court house
of this county. A Copy-Teste,
JOHN SrRoTHER, c.
December 3, 1854 - I'm.
VIRGINlA.-In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun-
~: December Rules, 1881. ~
Jacob Weoer, plaintiff,
against
John Bodire, Joseph G;rnsthan,, Edrard Bond,
Ellis Rees, and others, defendants
HE defendant Joseph Grantham, not
: having entered his appearance and given
security, according 10 the act of Assem- y
| and The rules OF this court, and it appearing
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
answer the bill Of the plaintiff: and that
copy Of this order be forthwith published in
the Martinsburg Gazette, and continued fer
two months successfully, and another copy
! thereof posted at the front door Of the court
house of this county
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STRoTHER, &,
December 8. IS3I.-2m ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
A RYe-Iaaw
To present Wagons oj.d cams standing III
The Streets VA Tie iotca Of .Imtnasblug,
for The purpose II feeding.

VF'V"eHH " Is OHS dHu cams MHTuWb W
the Streets Va Tie fotca Of .Nartnssbi1g,
for The purpose u feeding.
PASSED FEBRUARY 4, IS32.1
b ~ IL e"deied dnd declared By tie Trustees
E-b " Tic IO,ea d .Eartias5wg That II "a
ny person shah sland Wagon, lor Ire pur
pose OF feeding the horses or cattle belong
ing thereto, IA any oil tue public streets vi
the said Town. such person III free or an
apprentice) shall incur "a fine of one dollar
iof every hour that lac shah so continue his
wagon and horses or cattle in the street, 10
he recovered with costs, on complaint Of a
ny person to any magistrate oil Berkeley
county, who shall give Judgment and award
execution for iile same against The parent ,
guardian, or master OF such free person or
apprentice, a. the case may be, II such per
sou be under the age oil twenty Ole years:
ana u above twenty one years, against the
person offending against this act.
be IL further eaacted and deetaNd, ha;
II the oiicnder be servant or slave, unless
The owaer vi such servant or slave, or some
other person, shall pay such fine AID costs,
the offender shall BY order OF the magistrate
giving the judgment for such fine aud costs,
receive such number vi lashes 40 such ma
gistrate shall adJudge, not txcet ding fifteen,
on his OF her bare back at the public whipping
post Pr0rldea. that NO one shall incur the
penalties OF this act unless the 1 own Ser
geant o. any one who may Gnd himself or
herself aggrteyed, shah have gwen such per
son notice % remove his wagon aud horses
Aud, PrOtided, asso. that i.ns act Is not TO
extend TO market wagons, standing about the
Market House.
3. This Bye Law shall commence and be
IN force from aud alter The passing thereof
- IA. CONRAD, Prest.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
December 8, 1881 -2m

tinGiNlA.--ln the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law apd Chancery for Beraeiey Coun
ty, January rules, 1852.
James forn,oa, pl'tff,
against
HE Farmers and .flIeetanscs Bankof George
teec", and iaiiu kan S,cearinse,t, seld0,e,
and the children and hears Of lhomas ian
Stecdrmgefs, iced del ts
IiE defendant, tie Farmers ana Me-
CHANCES Sank oi Georgetown, nothas ns en-
teFsd ITS appearance and gwen security, ac-
coiainS to The act o. assembly and the rules
OF th'o court, and II appearing by sa,isiac
tory evidence that II is out Of this Common
Wealth, IL IS ordcsca, that the SAID defendant
ae enter lis appeaiance 10 tins SUIT, on tie
mist day OF the next term, aud answer the
bill oil The plaintiff; and that copy OF ibis
order De forthwith published in The Martins
burg 0azette, ana continued ,or two months
successfully, and another copy thereof pos
ted at the front door oi the court house of
this county.
A Copy.--Teste,
join SIROTHER, C.
January 5, is94.- con
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

Irish ,cit-On dispute between two off,
GERS on board vessel whose crew were irish
anu English sailors, enc of them commended.
that the English could not answer common
question with half that adroitness which was
natural to the Irish A bet being proposed,
II was agreed TO try the pslnt Immediately;
and an English seaman was asked what lac
would take to so up aloit bl,ndlold 10 hard
gale: Il would take months pay sad the
fellow And what would you take, Pat?'
SAID one OF the officer, 10 AN Irishman. by
Ut Patrick (said he) ! would take nothing
but fast-hold
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D""'' C'o0@' plaG,
against
S4'athony Bto'fdel, S0st Seebert, admir-. and
TIE children aud teirs 81 JaeoL .siralgr.
ute .. deits
! Il Slik. defendant, Samuel Seibert, not hav'
L ihs entered his appearance and given Sc
curry according TO tic act OF Assembly and
The rules oil tins Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is out Of his
Commonwealth; II is ordered, That the SAID
defendant do inter his appearance 10 t,ds
SUIT, on the FIRST day OF The next teen. and
answer the b'll OF the plaintiff: and that a
copy Of ibis order be Forthwith published in
The Maftinsburg Gazette, ana continued for
Two months successfully, and tAat another
copy .nefeoi De posted at the front door OF
The court house Of this county.
Copy-Teste.
,.n, JOHN eFROTHER, c.
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SUE AlAlR.z Z. Ial c.

Il 'ih undersigned having made arrange
H. hents which enables him TO attend more
promptly 10 the above BUSINESS, wishes 10
inform the pubic, that he will, on rcasona
bic terms, and the shortest notice, attend to
IT, A. ODEN.
January 20, is32-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23
;. GsRARp, Sec y.

The Trustees having understood that the
Small PoS has made ITS appearance 10 the
county near the River, requested the Physi
cans Of the town 10 use every excrtlon to
vaeesnate all children and others who have
not been vseeinatcd-and they earnesll, re
guest all persons to apply TO any oil the re.
sldent Ply slcians and have those Of their
families Saceinated who have not bad the
kine pox- Those gentlemen have generously
agreed TO vaeeinatc, Tree OF charge, all those
who feel themselves unable 60 pay the usual
Zee February s., 1889
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

HJourneyman PrinterWanted.
q SONSTANT employment and liberal wa
v yes val De paid TO sober and industri.
Gus jOURNEYMAN PRINTER.
Gazette Office, Martinshurg,,
February 9. 1882.
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yIRGINlA.--In The Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chanccry for Berkeley Coun-
ty: December Rules, 1881. e,
Jacob Jpever, plaintiff,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

Nofx 4eeIilhonn 0gnnsI 70 A4ninistrdlidH
 Ill was stHItd few wttks aE0, ltat Ine Hpp. William Raf.eIl. . eeeksel niehlbel bf C0hgress from Ohio, had abandened the ad-
 ministFatiOn. This was denied by the kennel press; but tse have now before us his address to the people of his district: in khich he sets firth, at some length, the reasons which have Slstsrnlinsd him Ilot tOs pas6Ho the devious maths of [. improved Jacks0nism."a -,osA
 Alter adseraing to the fact, that he was,4 when els,ctrd. one of the most zealOqs suppOr-
 ters of Gen. Jackson, he proceeds to state, that, " after the most deliberate and careful scrutiny into his acts, he is reluctantly but ir- reststi6ly forced to the cOncI1siun,' that he must either dbGadon kis principles, or abdndon JaeksoR. R.'.2-. 4tIns. it~s. saIs esbd t4a 2 te.. Every opinion and principlp,r says MT. Russell. s' which he so long and frequently prOclaialed, he has abandonrd. Every vDte which he gave as SenalOr, he has vetoed by
 his own aCts--apd as respects tue reform 80 loudly promised, who has been benefited by 1t? What salary reduced What has been done with the supernunlerary and useless clerks which the cOmmittee of reiFenchment
 fonnd in tho different offices at Washington I appeal to your jadgments-has there been q single promise f0lilled No. The wh0le has evaporated intu empty air and we may slis- cover that thesv professions were the work of designing denagosnes tp ircYise an honest, confding penple. Having. as before stated. taken an active part in the elevation Of Gen. Andrew Jackson, felt m ardent desire for the honor of his administration. And, altho' | feel the full influence which ihsi pride of opinion has upon the human ,nind, yet. when such an alternative represented. | canfOt for moment hesitate insthe choice. which duty to my country requires at my hands." ss't
 5, Mfr. Russell reviews briefly tine measures 1 ot the administration, from its commence
 ment. and declares, that " they are such as
 he cannot, as an honest man, approve; and
 which. to his nlind, prove that tue President
 and his 1latterers wish to establish q government of one man oniy." m
 HatlTl consulted my own advancement"
 says he. " would have remaiacd silent about thess things. T would have done like some
 others. played the wiiy politician. and re.
 mained on inc strong side. But fur sodoing,
 should have despised myself; and am
 sure free people would despise me for'it.- 1 And,, IS firmly believe, that confirmation of the present capricions and arbitrary admin.
 istration, will bring ruin upon our beloved country. no hope of future advancement, no
 prospect of personal aggrandizeMrDt,i0 any
 other slayish consideration " hateyer, could induce me to return to yonwith a,lie in my mouth, crying, "ali's we'll ]" when I'belieye that our country is on the verge of a preci- 1 pice." .axf
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-25

saA Ahe Presidents of the United States, weun- asrstand. has instructed Cot. Montg gOmery to deposit the ann1ities due tO the Cherokee Aeslons and now n his hands, in the Branch Bank of the United States as Nashville. lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-18

~ w. DABNEY having become connected with
SLo Major Henry S. Handy, an established agent at
the city Of Washington for the management of the claims
Of revolutionary pensioners, informs those persons who
may be entitled under the late of Congress in the
counties Of Louisa, Goochland and Hanover that he will
be prepared at the future courts of those counties to ar
range and prepare their claims. He will then transmit
them his correspondents, who will attend their man.
agement al the Office For their and the standing
Of Major Handy he would refer TO the circular Of that
gentleman aud all the claimants that the mo-
Iteration Of their fees and the certainty Of their success
will render this the most advisable method Of making ap-
plicaion.
This arrangement and the casonablcncss Of the fees
expected, ($5 for soldier aud $40 for officer upon
their succeeding) TO promise great benefits TO the
claimants Under the present system, il is impossible that
the petitioners can have their claims examined for long
time, and when examined, II is ten chances one they
are rejected The consequence will be- that the suitors,
discouraged and weared with repeated fruilcss applca-
tons, will TITLE away their claims for mere song and by
that means fail TO bring back 70 the South the small por-
lion Of s former losses which this law seemed promise.
But by this plan, through the good understanding be-
tween the superintendent and the agent the claims will
be passed with little trouble and expense in comparison.
Sept II. 87-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II N conformity a Deed OF Trust made TO the sub.
IL scIbers by John r. Hall and Sally his wife, dated the
2Sh day of November, 1881, and duly recorded in the
Clerks office of Halifax, purpose selling the pre-
misses Friday the 18th day of October next, if fair
otherwise the next fair day, tract of Land, which
said Hall at present resides formerly called the Old Court
House tract, containing by computation acres y-
ing in the county OF Halifax and bounded by the lands
Doct. Jno X. Linn and others. The object of the sale
expressed in the Deed is go towards the payment OF
debts due James Bruce and James s. Easley Co. This
tract OF Land is conveniently situated for private public
residence being the stage road leading from the North
20 the South Terms fourth cash. and the balance
in three equal annual instaments to bear interest in II
months from the date, giving bonds and satisfactory
curty. Ii found more convenient TO purchasers the said
tract will be divided The title is believed be perfect
but as Trustees shall of only convey such title
as Is made TO us by the said Deed OF Trust.
WILLIAM PENICK,
JAMES ADHESION.
September Is. 3S-t2SthS