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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

The Ohio river has swollen to height al
together without precedent TIE town Of
Aberdeen on the opposite shore - partially
inundated, aud many OF the citlzens have
been compelled TO seek safety wiih their
nelghhors who occupy higher ground In
Maysslile. owing 20 the height Of the bank.
bat partial injury has been sustained On
Monday the river presented a melancholy
evidence Of the destruction Of property caus-
ed by the ireshet One or two dwelling
houses and several stables, greatly wrecked.
with large number eli hay stacks, and some
oat and wheat stacks, were mingled with tho
immense mass Of floating rails, saw legs.
plank, etc. etc with which the southern side
OF the river was constantly lined through the
day. On Tuesday, several dwelling houses
floated past. and We learn that one. contain
inc large amount Of furniture, was towed
into safe harbor about two miles above.--
The river is now higher, by several feet. than
ever before known, and il is doubtful wbe-
Their the water ba. yet reached its acme -
Most Of the towns on the Ohio, il is believ-
ed, arc partially or wholly inundated The
loss Of property, and the amount OF indivi-
dual suffering are altogether incaicula5le
Thursday morning, 10 clock--The river
is new about four feet higher than during the
memorable food of lSi5--and what Is most
alarming. it stll rising The bottom on
which Maysville is situated, is supposed to be-
from 10 TO Is feet higher than the sites Of the
ma lority of the river towDs-and here the
water now covers the lower part Of the line
Of Front or Water Street; and many Of the
citizens who occupy less elevated situations,
have been compelled to abandon their dwell
ings A part Of the town Of Aberdeen is al.
most entirely submerged, the roofs Of the
houses alone being above water.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
Executors Sale.


FyY4IA. be sold by public auction, at the
wv late residence of Joseph and Sarah
Hanes, deceased, adjoining The SwanpondiS
on Thursday The 8M Of March meet, AL OF the
personal property of which the two deceased
persons possessed, consisting of valuable
work Horses and Brood Mares; Mich Cows
and Stock Cattle, number of Stock Hog;
Farming Utensils of every description, such
as ploaghs, Harrows, Wheat Fan, Cutting
Box. two Wagons, one Cart, Horse Gears
Of all kinds; Wheat, Rye, and Corn hy the
ba,hel; Household and kitchea Furniture,
such as first rate Feather Beds, Bedding,
Bedsteads, Tables, Chair, Desks, Bureaus,
&c together with a number of articles, not
necessary to partculsrise Nine months
credit will be given the purchasers on all
sums over five dollars, under that SUM, cash:
the purchasers giving bond and security
The sale will commence early in the day
and continue from day to day until all 10 sold
Also, some BACON; three ten plate Stoves
and pipe complete.
REZEN HUDGEL, Ear.
of Joseph and Sarah Haines, decd
gr-At the same time and place. vii oiiel
for sale my Stud Horse LEONlDAS, rising
five years old, large and active, and now II
hUe plight. February 10, 1857
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
Public Sale.

WILL be sold on Saturday y the 10th t day
now live, known by the name OF Showalter's
hsme Farm, four miles from Martinsburg,
near the road leading from Martinsburg 80
Winchester, twenty head of first rate Stock
Cattle Mich Cows and several fat Steers;
thirty head of Stock Hogs; several valuable
Brood Mares and number of fine Colts; a
quantity of Corn by the bushel; one Barouch
a3d Harness complete, many other articles
oil value too tedious to mention. Terms o
saie: nine months credit on all sums above
hive dollars, (under that sum CASH witt
bond and approved security.
ELIZABETH SHOWALTER
February %. 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
Public Sale.

EEyILL he sold at the subscribers Farm or
w Bakers Run, near Charlestown, JET
Person county, on Thursday The sth Of .aidrct
merit, all of his property, consisting IN paI'
Of one first rate plantation wagon, nearly
new. cart. horse gears of all kinds, six first
rate bear sheer ploughs. two new harrows
first rate wheat ian; several first rate work
horses and valuable colts, all sired by the
Old Hyderaiiey, among them three valuable
stud colts, all roans; two valuable mich cows
one has now a Durham heller calf at hei
sl5e: the noted stud horse Hyderalley; twenty
bee hives With bees; 3,000lbs Bacon; one
hundred and thirty acres OF gram in the
ground; household and kitchen furniture o
al kinds, one Negro Boy; Timothy and Clio
yer seed. together with other articles not ne
cessary to particularise. Nine months cred
il will be given OF all sums over five dollars
upon giving bond with approved security, un'
der that sum, cash
WILLIAM BURNS, sen.
Bakers Run, February i6, 1882.
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ON DIT MIR Dallas has been before the
lnqnisition OF the mner Cabinet, and after a
hard struggle, and severe lesson, has cot
seilted to give up his pretensions TO the Vice
Presidency, and support Van Burenll Mr..
Wilkins was next summoned, and yielded In
the threats of the Roaring Lion Colonel
Johnson Erxt stood up, aud he too gave way
to Van Burenl There can be no mistake 10
this The coming election is for Van Buren,,
not for Jackson. The poer old man is made
the tool of this crafty and proilIgate politi
clan, and the moment he is elected-H such
a shallow scheme could possibly succeed.-he
would induce jackson to resign before the
lapse of three months, and reign King IN Is
reel We kaosc the game--and we fearless
iy predict the issue The contest is between
Clay and Van liurcn- not Jackson and Clay!
(which OF the two TO choose?" Let every
man make up his mind on this issue. Van
Buren, the TRAITOR to his countrys HONOR
ard INDEPENDENCE. or Henry Clay, the
| friend OF Liberty the Constitution, and the
American system! The bane aud antidote,'
arc thus placed before the people Let them
choose freely, but soisely Let them look to
facts. and TO principles. not to parties, or to
slang, but with single eye TO The characters
] of the two men and their capsbihty Of rem
dering the country essential and lasting SER
vice and benefit. Let them decide, whether
they will have as ia III Clay. practical
merican Statesman, Of great rcsch OF mind,
devoted TO the Institutions Of bis country--or
as in Van Bnrea, mere political JaggleF,
,..e tor nvtalag nat intrigue and man
agement. and The petty factions Of the hour;
and who knows little or nething beyond the
machinery Of party operations 1t is a So
Tenn aud an awful choice; and calls upon e
very man TO rally every drop OF American
blood 10 his heart. and save bis country from
the degradation Of a
VAN BUREN, MiSRULE!
Penn UIig.
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w ILL be sold a, public sale on Saturday
w the 10Th instant, at the Tavern Oh
Back Creek, at present kept by Mr.. Hugh
Cunningham, tn ee COPPER STILLS, oil
different sizes from sixty to one hundred and
twenty gallons. with Caps, Worms sc.
bout forty Tubs, ten Kegs and various other
apparatus belonging to a Distillery; they
will be sold seperate Also, some Bags, a
Watch. and three tons Hay and other artl-
ces, being balance Of property belonging
10 the estate Of the late II. Snodgrass re-
naming unspld A liberal credit will be Civ
en- on bond and approved security.
ROBERT v SNODGRASS, Ear.
March |, 1882
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Tresnassers Bewarel

TEVEIE subscriber having sustained much
q damage from evil disposed persons tres
passing on bis lands near Msriinsbnrg. has
come to the determination to put stop 70
the like in future--Flc therefore gives this
caution TO all persons who may be found
trespassing in future. leaving open his gates,
Sc. that he win most certainly put tho law IN
fall force against all such so found unlawful
ly spa.sing-Therefore Bewarel
JACOB SCHAPPERT
March 1. 1889
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Public Sale.

EE1ILL be sold by public auction at the
w subscribers farm, formerly owned b,
the late Robert B. Lyle, on Tuesday the 27h
instant, several valuable Horses, Brood
Mares aud Colts, plantation Wagon, &c
Nine months credit will he given the purcha
ser upon giving bond with approved security
Sale will begin early in the day
JOSEPH G0RRELL.
March /. 1882.
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From the Cincinnati .9merican--er tre.
THE FLOODll,
FRIDAY MoRSIss, +

FRIDAY MoRSIs6. Feb IL.
The work of desoation still continues the
river having reached nearly to Lower Mar
ket street Our composing" room is about
a square from the publishing office. When
we issued the first circular, no one presumed
it would reach much further than Columbia
but all calcu ions have failed sit is still
on the rise. il is still on the rise" is all that
is said or known. The boatmen are crying
beneath our windows twelve and a half
cents to the mouth Of Main street" Every
kind of craft is put la reguistion tubs, boxes.
canoes, fats, dug outs, skffs yawls, Sc BIC.
The scene is as lively as the regatta oil We
nice. though we may not boast OF a Brave
or Antonio. We ought TO except baker
who manages bis trough with wonderful dex
terity.
We cannct enumerate half Of the sad ca
Iamites rumor is bringing in The river, as
IL su eeps past with its accumulated waters,
carries with il the wreck Of its desoation,--
A church passed the city with its steepls,
bound for New Orleans, we presume poor
market Excellent frame houses float along,
| with hay stacks, rails, leaving the farms
stript Of every vestige of cultivation. The
| Mill Creek bridge started yesterday morning
Hamilton aud Colerain bridges have also
foated off, and the bridge over White River
| in Kentucky The Kentucky River had
backed up as far as Frankfort, Ga miles a.
bove its mouth. The Cumberland and the
Tennessee were both high
| We should think the water at this time
Friday Evening" nearly at its height-ris.
ing this morning about one half OF an inch
an hour We have but lite TO add TO the
above From the 'look out" at the Com.
wercial Hotel, corner Of Broadway and
Front, we had an excellent prospect of Gin
cinnati as il is" The waste Of waters! The
suburbs East and West, with the lower par
Of the city, as far as Lower Market, th'
cellars of which are filed with water, wer'
navigable in every direction. Newport op
posite this city. was pretty well aaoat-th
water reaching nearly TO the windows in th
second story OF the U. 5 Arsenal Covins
, ton does better-soue dry land, being y
discefnible.
The bridges at Dayton and Miamiesburg
are seriously injured. The entertainments
the former place answered wen-Bo lnund'
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EDMUND T HUN Ell, CO"E
March |, 1882.
Public Sale of Real Estate.

Public Sale of Real Estate.
skURSUANT TO a decretal order rendered
H by the Circuit Superior Court OF La"
and Chancery for Frederick county, on the
18th day of December, 1891. in the case Of
George Payne against Henry Payne, shall
as Special Commissioners. sell at public auc
ton to the highest bidder, before the rom
door of Tia, lor's Hotel in Winchester on
SATURDAY. The I'm day Of April ne1t,
A Piece or Parcel OF Land
living in Berkeley county, containing about
one hundred and forty acres; il being par,
Of q la,rer tract of land sold by the sa'd
George PAYNE to the said Henry Payne and
ad Join. the yellow House estate; and The he
lands OF Thomas Campbell, John Payne a :,
purchase money must be paid on the day o.
ale. and the balance in three equal pay
men,s of six, twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser giving deed OF trust to Sc
cure the deferred payments
w. G.. SINGLETON, Commissioner
| February IS, 1882
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Six Gents Reward.

ED AN AWAY on the l3,h ult an appren
n q tice boy named E.NOCH BRFa.N,
bound by The 0verseers of the Poor, aged
II years last March; he took with hm a
drab cloth coat and pantaloons. fur hat and
sundry other clothing not recellected. here.
by forwarn all persons against harboring
him or giving him employment in any man
ner, as am determined 10 prosecute all such
offenders TO the utmost extent of the law. !
will give the above reward il brought home,
but no thanks.
WILLIAM MCCLURE.
March 1870
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men DRY ! GOODS
1.,.ocor,es. Hardtcme, Cuttteayy,

i FvIsnRHlIBS. EAhf W. - - ~
Queens,cme, &c.
The Goods will consist in part of Super Blue
pI,ck Brown. Oxford Mix'd s. nrab Cloths:
Snner Blue, Dark Mix'd and Drab Casslnets;
G1een. White, Yellow and Red Flanneis;
Point Blankets, sc g. neral assortment Of
Calicoes; Plaid and Striped Ginghams; 8 a
and Plain Cottons; a. rs, and
Brown and Bleached Muslins; Bombazetts,
Bombazines, Circassians, SC, No. ., o, ., .
Q. 10, IL and ~ Spun Cotton; Red and Vel
low Bandanna Silk Handkerchiefs, Cotton
ditto a. sorted Also. general assortment OF
SEoes, Boots. and Hats, Of good quality
GROCE X + ),
Sugar. Coffee. G p Imp, Y II and o. II
TEAS. good-Pepper, Alspice, Ginger
Nader, Saltpetre, Alum. Indigo, EPSON
and Glanber salts. SIC.
QUEEN"S-W.4RE,
China. by the set, Liverpool Tea and Golf e
pots. Cups and Saucers. Sc. with number
If other articles too tedious 10 mention.
WILLIAM n THOMPSON.
Martinsburg, March 1, 1889.
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Land for sale.
February 9, 1882.

HBURSUANF to a decree of the Court OF
Ell Morgan county, the Undersigned as
Commissioner named ia said decree, will ex
pose to sale at public auction, before the
court house in Bath, on Saturday the 3l@t
of March, i,ast (being the first day of Sape-
rior Court a TRACT OF LAND, lying
IN said county, about eight miles from Bath,
On the direct road 10 Martiosburg, being The
same tract of which the late John Hixon
died seized There are upon the land two
dwelling houses and valuable Saw Mil. IL
is in good condition for cultivation u and con-
tains from two to three hundred acres
The land viii be sold subject to the dover
right of Kesiah Hixon, widow Of said John
Further particulars made known on the day
| of sale
EDMUND P HUNTER, COn'r.
L
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Aoa.uuI M anted.

& TEACHER WANTED to take charge
N Of a SCHOOL, who is well acqualn
ted with the English, Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic, q, well as all other branches of
the English Education-one who is OF good
moral character, and cab come well recon
mended as to his qualifications, and WHO will
be willing to be examined by a person or per
sons who may be appointed for that purpose
The School House is in a good and healthy
neighborhood-th School will consist OF
thirty scholars Any person disposed to en-
gage, can signify the same by corresponding
with the subscribers it is their wish that the
School should be taken up by the lst OF April
There is dwelling house in the neighbour
hood to be had proyidef the applicant should
be man of family. Any person wishing to
correspond, can direct letter to the Mar
tinsburg post ofhee
GEORGE TABB,
JAMES ROBINSON,
JOHN TABB,
ABRAHAM SHOWERS.
Near .Nastiasb,rg, Berhsley
comtu. Ia. jan ~ 1889
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
To Manufacturers.

ifIE subscribers wishing to Withdraw
1 from the Manufacturing business offer
for sale their entire stock OF Machinery 10
heir Carpet Factory at Martinsburg We
can safely say to any person that understands
me business. thai this establishment offers
many. if not more Inducements than any
in the Valley. Being sitasted in a wool
growing country, plenty Of water, and the
Machinery good, and in first rate order.
The Machinery consists in part of two
Cardng Machines. one with new Cards;
One Picker; one sixty spindle Billy;
One sixty spindle Jennie and Reel,
One twent, four spnsiie Twiste and Wheel;
8 Looms with hand Stays. Shuttles s Geess;
Three Machines complete, for figured work;
Wrapping Mill and frame:
Twelve good Steel Reeds;
frs. rate Screw and Press with Heaters;
Shraring Alach,ncs, Fniltug rIocRs, enter
Bars; I.arge Dive Kettle. end size do 3rd
size do; Blue Vat net. SC. with the patent
right on Carpet Looms for five Counties
with fah4c. Desk, Pots, Kettles, Tubs,
Stoves, Jacks. Sc sc all ready for opera
tons An, one wishing to purchase, VIII do
well to make early application.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

We regret to state that the accounts from
the West. in reference to the overflow oftbe
Ohio river, continue to partake of distress
ing character From Cincinnati VIC have
adyices to the 22d Feb. inclusive, which
show that the waters were uncommon high.
and the damage TO property must be very
great
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
Valuable Work Horses.

WILL be exposed to public auction in
w front of the Court House in Martins
purg' on .loadDy the l2th instant. six first
ta'e work Horses, some valuable Brooc
M"'es' and one Stud Horse, three years oil
AL IA good condition. Terms made know
On the day of sale.
March T. ls5a.
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FInleg, JuOshe, y 10.

BOWLY'S WHARF. BALTIMORE,
Il SONFINUE to TRANSFER General Com
q mission Business, and to devote particu
ar attention to the receipt and sale OF
FLOUR, and all articles either OF the growth
ar manufacture Of the intCr'or oil the coun
try They are prepared to make liberal al
vances upon all articles consigned to their
address The position they occnP, Is central
md favorable Tor making sales, and being at
once convenient to the Rail Road ana the
basin, produce may be conveyed TO Their
.earehouse and shipped thence without sub
,ecting the owner to the expense. OF carriage.
e=To such of their correspondents as may
desire it. they will from tune TO time con-
municate the present prices and future pros
meets of the market for the produce Of the
country.
References
s,.ssrs. Erski,,e, EiehelbrgT ., 70:
Baltimore.
Daniel Spsigg. Esq crsh'r HagerstOwn.
tlerandsr .NeiH, Esq
lohn Pas Lear, Esq WilhamspoH
Baltimore. January 10, isS2.-5t
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nucTION.-.Mondayn merit

IL De soId al public auction, on Mon
w ar A.. he 18th instant, and continu
Som aav to day, until all is sold, on
60 MV' n sixty DAYS for all sums over i've
5 ;H.. % the purchaser giving note with ap-
dola dS s s under FIVE dollars, cash, at
pro, S.a-s Room now occupy, general as
.ortment Of
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JAMES n. RIDDLE,
4 Il fA%\EF

Martiashurg, February 30. 1889.
sy-Iorch Light, Iiagefstown; Repository,
Chambeisburs; and Republican. Ninches
ter viii each insert the above three times,
and forward their accounts 10 this Office for
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NEGROES for Hire.

Negroes Tor llIIe. g.,
MILL be exposed to public hire. IN t nom'
w OF the court house door IN Mar'lhs" ,'al;
on Monday, the lah day Of March en-, ns eel.
IS hirelngs until the 10th Of March, 1859 one
Negro Woman and two Boys
me 81 the other i6 yevrs of age, beions belong
10 the estate of George Horn, sen. uee =
The woman is an excellent house ser' 9"
Bond and security will be Fequirea. r..
THOMAS HORN, Sur1iV"'g LIZ
!. February 80, 1882
RI-ANK DEEDS
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Land For sale.

EURSUANT to decree rendered by IL.
Fl Circuit Superior Court OF Law AZ.
Chancery for the county of Frederick. IL Va
ina suit therein between Jacob Clawson
plaintiff, and the Executors and heirs OF ia
cob Hamme, decd. defendants, the under
signed Commissioners named in the said de
cree, will sell at public auction to the hlghe.
bidder, on Monday the 18Th dag Of .NarcI
neal. (being court day. at the court house O
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. ls.
THE FLOOD

Friday, Q o'clock, Mn the last -
hours the rise in The river has been about 10
inches. II is now rising at the rate of about
half an inch per hour We erred last .vcn-r
ing In stating that it was about ono
foot above extreme high water mark. SONS
of our oldest inhabitants say it is nov foir
and half feet higher than il was ever knewn
to be- II is probable it will soon be "as ..
stand"
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kefeY coun4y,a
TRACT OF LAND.

containing $50 acres, more or less, Que ilntd
OF which is in timber, situate in the said
county of Berkeley, within two miles OF
'iartinsburg, on the road leading from Lin
neres Ford bridge at Miller's burnt Mill,
on Opeqron 10 the Warm Springs, adjoining
The lands of James Brown, Henry Vanme
ire and Abraham Vaametre, (the same now
owned by Michael Couchman, the heirs o.
Nicholas Schoppert, decd Josiah FIagg aoc
others.) The Land is slate, presumed to be
susceptible of improvement by a judiclou~
system of cultivation. The Improvements
.sszS consist OF convenient Log ID ell
ssssaA ing House, Kitchen and Barn -
LINN There is never failing well OF
'~--<"-| water near the House. There are
also several springs on the premises, near TO
one OF which there is another Dwelling House,
which would suit mechanic very well The
terms OF sale according TO The decree, viii
be, one third of he purchase money to he
paid six months after the day of sale. one
lher third in twelve months, and the remain
der in two years after the day of sale, the
payments 10 he well secured by bonds with
security and deed of trust on the land.
CHARLES ID. 5 ENsAk L, ID S
Of Berkeley county,
OBED WAITE.
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Shenandoah Iron.
HFE have received supply u the above
w IRON, Of every description, warrau
ed good. oc.upp .. poyn
Mar;insburg, February g. 1862.
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Ia the House of Representatives on SS.-
turday. debate Of very unpleasant natsirs
took place between Mr.. Branch Of N g and
Mr.. White OF Florida, on a resolution To
make some inquiries relative 10 tho Live Oak,
SIC MIR. White openly charged Mr.. Branch,
with NAL practices Wilde in office, which that
gentleman denied. Probably we shall have
more Of this hereafter .4lsrandyis Gax.
Calcutta papers 10 the 2sth October hays
been received by the editorz of the New York
Journal Of Commerce,
The Calcutta sohn Bull says. awe re-
grit TO learn that the Cholera has been max
ing fearful rayeges among the seamen belong
ing TO the ships now in the river. No fever
than six fell victims to il in the General Hos
pital on Sunday last"
| About the 10th Of octoaer,. forty houses
were destroyed By FIRE al Ksiderpore; 30
sues mh.cl' great injury was done toa tn
sSai@ 'Lss' Tas stoEGsbin the Bazaar.
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BLANK DEEDS
for sale at this Office.