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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-14

NIROlNIA:-M the superior Coat O CHdfs
Gerry holden at ~ nehester:
NOVEMBER Term, 1896.
Washington Evans, pt9.
Nancy Alburtis and John Boyer, ex'rs OF
John AIburtis, decd and Alexander Coo
per and James Russell, ex'rs. of John b.
CraighiIl, deed dJ Is.
FEVHE defendants by their counsel moved
e. the-court to dissolve the injunction in
this case, and the court having considered
the same. doth refuse the said motion, and
doth adjudge and order that a Master Com.
missioner OF this court do examine, state and
settle the accounts of partnership and all O.
tfIer dealings and acts between the parties,
each party TO submit TO be examined by the
SAID Commissioner in solein form touching
SAID accounts, II required by the other par
~ te d. so and that the said COMMISSIONS
do state all such matters specially, deemed
pertinent by himself, or, which may be re-
CURED by either OF the parties to be special
~ stated, and make report thereof TO the
court in order to a final decree.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN SIH0TI1ER, Clerk CIR
Sup: Court Of Lac and Chancefy
for Berkeley county.
THE parties to the above cause, are here
by notified that | shah attend at my Office,
Clerks Office OF the County Court Of
Berkeley on Monday, the 18th day of June
next, for the purpose OF completing the exc
cution of the above order ofreierence, whoa
and where they are required 70 attend, with
their vouchers and evIdenre-And the de-
PENDANTS are notified that the complainant
requires the production of the file Of the
''Martinsburg Gazette" for the year 1922.
which he alleges is 10 the possession CT the
defendants, Executors ofsaid Aiburtis
HARRISON WAITE, Com'f.
May II, 1882.
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Oabinet Making.

GdOInGt MAKING
yRYHE subscriber takes this occasion 10 IN
q form the citizens Of Martinsburg and
surrounding country that he is now prepared
10 execute al orders in the
Cabinet making Business.
Having on hand, a good stock Of seasoned
Cherry, Walnut, and other plank, he will
promptly DO all jobs III the most reasonable
terms, and best possible manner. Being de
termined 10 apply himself exclusively to The
hove business, he ]solicits from a generous
public a share Of patronage. lie Hlll also do
upon sight, all kinds Of turning such as new
Al posts, banisters, columns, SC
aI-Any person in want of Cabinet work
sc. will DO well to call, as the subscriber /,
determined to give great bargains.
SOLOMON HEDGES.
Martinsbutg, June 7, 1882.
Country produce Cherry . Walnut plank
taken in exchange for work.
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to which We respectfully invite the attention
OF our old customers. and The public general
lys as they viii be sold very cheap. Our stock
consists Of
Blue, black, brown, olive and claret cloths,
CassImeres and cassinetts, various colors,
Black, brown, and green summer cloths,
Bi:ck, Give, brown and green brocbelIas,
Black pr!Dcetta, and cold marine cassimeres,
Black & co!orcd circassians, & bombazetts,
White n colored drliliags, ltouen eassimeres
Fancy bang Up cord noleskin s beaverteens,
Cord n white satteens, cottonade g. Pitts
burg cord,
silk, Versailles, & Welting vestings,
Plain \ strip'd ginghams, c%alicoes, painted
musljns,
Irish linen, linen cambric,
Cambria, Swiss, iackonett & book mushns,
Cambria, furniture * common dinlity;
G ,lored s. bonnet cambrics,
Fancy Gro de pap s gauze handkerehiefs,
B%audanna, pongce * dag handkcrchieis,
Fancy craVats < cotton handkerchief,
White blond s green sauze wells, barrege,
Black, white y green Italian grapes, bobbi-
nett,
Thread S bobbinctt, laces. edgings s insert
ings,
Black Italian lntestring s cold Gro. de maps,
tlape de lyons, y Grape royal,
" hlte, punk y green florence, pongess,
Black nancon grapes, black mode,
NhItc-& cold cotton hose, Il / ? hose,
Norsted y silh hose, D. ! , hose, (black and
coiored,)
Corded skirts, brown & black holland,
4 !, . L. ~ II i ltussia shcetings,
Brown lriah y Burlap's linens,
Gentlcmen's buckshln, Beaver s Hoskin
gloves,
Ladies Ho-kin, xiii s silk gloves,
Black = brown musIins, cotton driIIings,
C"eeks' ilaid cotton. palm hats.
Cotton yarn, ctudirwicks. Sc.
W'fa CrEERkI ASSORTMENT OF
Queens and Glass ware, Hard
ware, stationary, Brushes, sc.
H0GNtRE s BOYD.
Ma-ta'hurg, May 8, 1871
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VIRGINIA
State Lottery.

SECOND Glass;.
To construct n rood from The Penns9tra-
MA line, ria. Elizabethtoloa, 10 the ONO
RtceT.
To be draqsn at .1Ioorfeid, Hardy county, IA
on Wedtesdoy, ooh dnne, 1882.
HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000.
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TIRGINTA.-h ne Circat Superior coa,f
Of Lao and ChGncery for BERKELEY county:
MAT RubEs. 1882.
William Roberts, in his Invidusl character,
and as admir-. de bonts non Of Samuel Ro-
berts, deed. Pftf.
against
Joseph Bell, ex'r. Of Joseph Bell, deed. and
John Roberts, Of Ohio, aud Mary his wife
late Mary Bell, deffs.
defendants, John Roberts aud Mary
q his wife, not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according to the
act of assembly and the rules Of this court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidencethat
they are out of this Commonwealth; 1t is or
dered, that the said defendants do enter their
appearance to THIS suit, on the first day Of
The next term, answer the bin of the plain
tiff. and give security for performing tbe de-
cree: and that a copy of this order De forth
with published in any newspaper within this
| county, and continued for two months snc-
cessiveIy, and another cory thereof posted
at the front door Of the courthouse OF the
said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
$40
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nrknSt


Sarah Chambers widow of Vincent Cham
bers. decd and George Fogle and Eilza
bis wife, late Eliza Chambers, Joseph
Chambers, Mary Ann Chambers. John
Chambers. Harriet Chambers, and hars
garet Chambers: the said Eliza, Josephs
Mary Ann, John, Harriet and Margaret.
being children and heirs at law OF The SAID
Vincent Chambers, deed. DEF IS.
defendants, George Fogle and Eli
& IA his wife, not having entered their ap'
pearance and given security. according to
the act Of assembly and the rules OF this
court; and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are out OF this Common
wealth; Il is ordered, that the said defendants
do enter their appearance to this suit, on tho
first day of the next term, and answer the
Dill OF the plaintiffs: and that a copy OF this
order be forthwith published in any newspa'
per within this county, andcontinued for TWO
months successfully, and another copy there
of posted at the front door OF the court house
Of said county. A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHEK, G.
May 10. fS32-hGn.
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ngGinst

sacker, deceased, pttfs.
against
John French, ex'r of Jacob French, decd
aud as such EXC: Of Andrew KeesackeT,
decd Philip Nadenbousch, sheriff of Der.
kelley county, administrator de bonig non,
under the law, of John Pitzer, deed Ma.
ny PItzer, the widow. Michael Pitzer and
Others, the heirs of,Iohn PitZer, dec def Is
Y VIE defendant, Michael Pitzer. not bav
"a ing entered his appearance and given
security, according to the act of assemble
and the rules OF this court, and il aDpeafinq
by satisfactory evidence that he is out of this
Commonwealth; Il is ordered, that the sail
defendant do enter his appearance 10 this
suit, on The first day of the next term, and
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs: and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith published in
any newspaper within this county, and con.
hnued Tor two months successfully, and A.
neither copy thereof posted at the front door
oil the court house of said county.
i Copy.-Testc,
JOHN STROTHER. G!
May 10, l832-con.
FIRGINIA;-h tie Circuit Sugcrior Cor,t
Of Lar mld ChaRce,y for Be1helcy ~couity:
- May RULES, 1882,
George Houck, pFfF
- against
Matthias Koesacker, John Keesacker, Lucy
heesackcr infant child and heir of Jacob
h~eesaeker, deed. Aaron keesacker, Wi.
ham I'LL and Mary his wife. Henry Kee.
sacker. Elizabeth Keesacker, and Chris
tena keesackcr. children and hers and
a~r''sees Of Matthias keesacker, decd and
others, def,te
FEyHE defendant. Matthias Kecsacke r, moi
Z having entered his appearance and civ.
en- security, according TO the act of assem-
!n'y and the rules Of this court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory eve. nee that he is cut of
tats Commonwealth; Il is ordered. that lie
sad defendant do euler his appearance to
TN. suit, on The FIRST day Of the next term
afd answer The III! of The Ilautjd: and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith published
III any newspaper within this county and
Continued Tor two months succcssiycl1. And
aeothsI copy tAcreol posted at the liont door
oi Tie conyt house q said county.
A Copy este,
JOHN 5TROTHER. q.
May ~, ls}!-con.
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VIRGINIA. the Superior Co,at Of CLaas
Gerry holden at ~ uaehester:
NOVEMBER Term, 1876.
Washington Evans, ptg.
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SPEENUID

Capitals $50, 0O0-$2O,00 0
Union Canat Lottery, No. l2,
To he drawn in Philadelphia, on Saturday
10 of June.
60 No. lottery-9 drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
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Nav 10. ts32-c'ke.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-16
EsOEEilhGbI.ONk-

"ILL stand at my stable, in the county of Gooch-
Wv land, opposite TO Gainesville, in Cumberland and
also in the town of Gainesville, the ensuing The
season will commence the 18th instant february and
terminate the 1st of July. He will be let to Mares at
Fifteen Dollars to be discharged by the payment OF
Ttceiue Dollars within the season-Ten Dollars for the
single leapand Ttoenty Dollars insure foal, to be
paid when the is discovered be in oal the pro-
pcrtyis changed-Fy Cents to be paid to the groom in
each instance.
BoLLINcBRooK is most splendid young horse, of the
very finest form for strength and action, five eetwonches
high and OF the best racing blood He gotten by Sin
Charles, out OF the colt of Beauty by Enterprise
Beauty was gotten by Old Domed her dam was Virginia
by Dare Devil, out of Lady Bongbrook. Lady Boiling
brook was gotten by Pantaloon, out of Cade, who got
ten by King Herod, who gotten by Old Fearnought
out of Kitty Fisher. Cade's dam Primrose, who was
gotten by Dove who gotten by Cade who was goer
by Old Crab, who gotten by the Godolphn Arabian
Primrosc's dam was Stella, who gotten by otheo
who was gotten by Old Crab. Stellas dam was Selma
who was gotten by the Godolphin Arabian Lady Boiling
brook the dam of Celia by Wildair, Desdemona, by
Dare Devil Lavina, by Domed, Wranglerby Domed, ant
Virginia. by Dare Devil all first rate horses The pro-
duce OF this mare, at their first Sales 900 Enterps,
gotten by Forzel his dam by Saram the dam of limo
leon Constitution, &c. of Mr. Benz Jones' Old vii
dair JOHN b. PEMBERTON
Goochia,,d, FEB. 2, 1892 9O-w4w
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Notice.
Office Of the Board Of Commissioners,
Under the Convention ,cith Denmark,

Under the Convention tcith Denmark,
WASHINGTON, February 3, 1882.
tho notice given the 7th of October last, il was
IL announced that the Board would the 9th of Janu-
nry 1892 proceed to decide upon the validity of the claims
ed and docketed up to that day; and, accordingly,
the present session. all the cases. in which the parties
tcrested were prepared have been acted upon:
Genve to future attention the part of claimants the
Board express their regret, that the part of OF
hem as much industry in preparation has not been mani
Tested as there should have been and their apprehension
mat further neglect may produce consequences which the
Board would deprecate 1t may not be improper besides
10 says that the duty of preparing and exhibiting evidence
rests wholly on the camants and that it does become
me commissioners TO designate what proofs should
hoited and that their obligations evidence, limit
ed TO careful and impartial consideration of every matter
which the claimants themselves may think proper to
an support OF their respective preensons therefore
Ordered, mat all persons, who have claims 10 be de-
cided upon by this Commission be, and they hereby
noed to present, before the first day of May next
verified in conformity with the rules prescribed by this
Board and accompanied by all the proofs which the claim
ants may consider material
ordered, That when this Beard adjourn il adjourn to
meet on the twenty third day of April next and that it
WIN then proceed to decide upon the validity of all the
cialms MED at that date, and previously upon
Craered That after the first day of May next no me-
moral shall be received unless satisfactory cause shall be
shewn, why the claim claims offered after that period
mad not been filed before. BY order of the Board OF Com
mlssioners.' ROBERT FULTON, Sec.
reD 10. 90-1awtlstMay
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Silver Heels

WNTILL stand the ensuing season at Capt VIM Smiths
Wv Stable Charlotte Courthouse, Virginia. The sea-
OF August, IS32.-Sver Heels was bred by Governor II
Wright Of Maryland. He is true Medley Grey-of
great muscle sinew and bone, and of great symmetry
full fifteen and half hands high, and of form ndcat-
1915 He was got by Mr.. Oge's Oscar. His dam PAN
dora) by Col. John Taylor's Grey Diomed. His great
grandam by Halls Union, also the dam of Edeinss Flo.
retta His &. e. grandam by the imported Obollo.
His e. e. &. grandam by the imported Morton's Ira
WELLER. His g. g. g. g. g. grandam was Colonel Georges
Juniper His &. 6. g. 6. grandam by the imported
Iaskcrs imported and celebrated Selma, who by the
Godolphin Arabian Her dam was by Old Fox-he,
grandan by Flying Chlders Oscar was by the i'm
ported Gabriel his dam Vixen by Old Medley his
grandam was Col Taylocs Penelope by old Yock; &. e.
dam by Rantcr; g. 6. &. dam by Old Git, &c.
traced without flaw the dams de to Taskers Sell
ma, by the Godophn Arabian. All his proSenitors (mae
and temae) were celebrated nags at all distances
but particularly in four mile heats His sire Oscar and
his dam (Pandora) fine All tho animals he
traces to- are record in the American Farmer and in the
Sporting Magazine and Turf Register, which works also
give accounts of their racing His pedigree is area-
dy record in both and by tracing the blood of
ngusfed animals he is descended from, on both sides /,
will be that he has innumeabo direct crosses OF
Taskors Selma, and Of the Godophn Arabian. Silver
Heels has been procured stock horse, account oil
the purity OF his blood and unquestioned pedigree and
because Of the large proportion of Medley blood ne has In
MIN, having more Of than horse living in England
this country Silver Heels will stand $50 the season
payable at the expiration ofhe For insurance. 1856
VIII he required PAYABLE the
be in foal, parted withJ0 cents the Groom Mares
sent from adistance will be supplied with pasurage gratis
and grain fed il required at 20 cents per day Care will
be taken to avoid accidents but accountability for any
that may happen. THOMAS p RICHARDSON,
THOMAS p. HOGE,
JOHN y. BROWN
FEB. IL ss-w4w
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Sir Charles.

NHlS beautiful distinguished thorough bred racer
n and geter OF racers, will stand the ensuing season
at the residence OF my son, George W. Johnson within
one mile oil Moodys Tavern in Chesterfield and about
~ miles from Richmond and Petersburg and is now at
his stand ready to $40 single leap and
sou the season. payable on the LIST of August next when
will expire-$l00 insurance. payable as soon as the
mare known to be in oal parted wth 81 cash to the
groom Mares that failed to Sir Charles last year. will be
insured this year at the price of the
OF six mares may go at $50 the season each-and one
gentleman putting five mares shall have the prvi-
lege. Mares furnished with pasurage, which is very
sStsnsye er aus Lots aro md with
grass, for and colts and fed if reau wheat and
day. Care will be taken to avoid accidents, but
counablity for any that may happen.
Sir Charles has baen often advertised that Il is only
necessary to say that he is in fine health horse can
be, and is remarkably foagetter. His colts are
very beautiful very successful, and winning wherever
they go: they selling at very high prices indeed,
in very great demand Should the colts of any other
distinguished horse and win, and win very often and
wer0 to SELL and sell very often, and high prices they
then would only be equal to Sir Charles's.
w. II. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Jan. "a, 1882 S0-tl5Mh
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Jack SauchO.

VHvIIIS celebrated and well known Jack formerly the
n property of Col. VIM. l.. White, lately of Capt. j.
Winn and now of the subscribers accompanied by his col
league Napoleon Pandarus WILL the first day of March
next commence operations in his line Of business for the
ensuing season. and continue his routine of servcabe ac
commodation, through Hanover, Goochand and Henrco
until the last day of July. Sanchoi strangers and il
the general impression of all who know have heard
OF him. that no Jack has given general and saisac-
tory evidence OF capacity in oice-none more generally
better approvedand that his colts surpassed by
none for size, shape vigo docy actablity hardness
number.
Napoleon, who raised by Col s. Leake Of Cooch-
land, is beautiful black bay, we'll made, compact close
bodied, large bone, muscular horse about five feet two
inches high needs only to be be admired only
be rode to be delighted with. IL is attesed by all who
know him, that nc has already young he is proven
himself sure foalgetterNo horse possesses in higher
degree the merits and qualities requisite to recommend
ana ene him to the appreciation and patronage of every
Judge OF flesh, who may wish to possess the best
gear ana saddle horses in the skin His rank,
poou IS INFERIOR to none but those called race-hoses that
nave proven themselves upon the turf worthy Of that dis
ungsnea ePhet-Sandsand route, together with terms
&c Will be made known in due season
FEB. 10. l9o-2twlt'1 SlLAS Elicit.
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FUNHIS muscular Stallion will be offered for sale, ION
Il accommodating terms) at Lovingson, Nelson C.
House on March Court day next. Janus is beautiful
chestnut sorrel he is five feet inch high, and will be
ten years old July next He of the Fearnought and
Janus blood, except two of which Ceer
His ancestorsthe imported Fearnought and the imported
Janus-were both of the Arabian stock. His pedigree
will be exhibited for the inspection of those who may
desire 1t, on the day of saeand also certificates from
gentlemen OF the highest integrity touching his character
as oal-geer-lf sale is not effected that day,
will farm him for the ensuing in the county OF
Nelson Will add, that the muscular power of this
Horse which is richly bestowed upon his colts, renders
him particularly worthy of the attention of the farmers
Nelson. AS evidence OF his muscular form and power
will here MENTION that the circumference of his arm
when he was in low order, % inches.
Jan. 26. ISl-W7Wl JOHN y. WILLIAMS.
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EgY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 70 Us BY wilar

virtue OF deed OF trust, executed by William
u - Preniss and also by John c. Warren and Arnold
Wells executors of Dr. John Warren deceased bearing
date the 23d OF Nov 1920 and Of record in the Clerks Of
flee of Lewis County Court, TO the payment of
certain sum of money due by the said Prenss and said
executors TO John Robnson and by request of the said
Robinson we shall at the Bell Tavern in the city of Rich
mond the 2st day Of the next month, February) at
IL o'clock sell for ready money, certain tract of Land
containing hundred thousand acres, more or less w.
ing and being in the said county of Lewis and i'm that
part thereof which formerly part of the county of
Harrison and situated the West Fork and Little Kama
wha rivers by patent granted by the Governor of the
Commonwealth Of Virginia TO Benjamin Taskill and Will
liam Walter, dated on the first day of April 1907 and
bounded as in the said deed Of trust expressedor
much OF the said land may be necessary after defray
ing the costs of executing the said trust 10 discharge the
balance due of the said debt TO the said Robinson and ne
rest thereon to the time Of the said sale The Trustees
Will convey such title only is vested in them by the
said deed Of trust GUSTAVUS IJCKE
JAMES SIIER.
Jan. 81 "a ,.,,.
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GOIlalana

"ILL, for the next season. occupv bis old staod n,
w Hall Sink, nine miles from Richmond and three
from the Merry Oaks. He will stand AZ ffy dollar ,hs
season, which may be discharged by the payment of FORTY
dollars, when the mares are taken away or refuse the
horse otherwise note will be expected for fifty dollars
payable on the first Of January next-sixty dollars in
surance and one dollar to the groom
Good pastures are provided and charge of twenty-five
cents DAY Tor all mares left with the horse for feeding sc
Uohannas colts have not yet made their appearance
inc turi and 1t with great ddence and hesitation that
undertake to speak Of their performances i'm fall tran
my, least paray and interest NAV have msled me- and
might thereby msead others: suffice il to saw that "a far
as they have been tried by mo- and heard of from others
ey nave iuiy or moro than equalled expectation and
feel the most confident that those who NAV
sire to breed from this fine horse will not be disappointed
or dissatisfied with the result.
That he of the purcst and most genuine race borso
Stock Is atested by tho fact that there never
member OF his family that race nag of dstnc-
on either OF the present generation far back it
be traced with the exception of the imported mare and
she was never tried being purchased two years old
clusivey for breeding
1t is not little encouraging TO those who have
lore pred from Gohanna well those who may desire
In tuture to be informed that challenge has been made
70 run one oil his colts over the Norfolk Spring.
against any Collin the United States for five thousand dol
lars This circumstance is mentioned because it surely
ono well calculated to increase the public confidence
IN him as STOCK HORSE.
Gohanna served one hundred and 6ily-scven marcs
last year. having tho celebrated horses Sir Charles and
imoleon as his competitors which furnishes the best evil
deSce oil satisfaction with the appearance and promise of
his colts
There Is another recommendation that may with pro-
Pety be offered for breeding from Johanna, which that
MS colts are SO large and fine as universally admed that
such as should not to be horses are sure to
compensate their for the trouble and expense of
raising; circumstance which should not be overlooked
In breeding, as in the nature of things il is not likely that
all can make race horses.
Gohanna it is believed, Is now standing lower than any
other horse oil distinction in Virginia.: this
from disposition to underbid other horses nor is il be-
cause his proprietor thinks he ought stand as high
as any other whatever; but he does feel justified in
raising to level with others until there has been some
public exhibition on the part of his colts
Mares will be served at any time during the year. and
such as did not prove in foal from the last season. NAV be
sent again, and charge made for the services of the
horse, unless they should prove in foal.
JAM 70 SLIT JOHN M. BOTTS