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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
1[Notice.

A IL those who became purchasers at tho
IN sale Of the personal property belonging
to the estate Of JonE CRsswELL, sen deed
are notified that their respective obligations
fell due on the 9th inst and that prompt
payment mus, be made; as it is the desire of
the administrators TO bring the estate to
speedy settlement, no indulgence can or will
be given-therefere all falling TO pay by tho
Goth OF September next. Will find their notes
placed IN the hands OF proper officer for
collection without respect TO persons.
JOHN CRISWEII., ir.
ABRAHAM CRISMELL. 'iamrs
August is, lS32:--St
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100000.

We have the pleasure of presenting 10 our
patrons one Of the richest schemes we have
seen for long time.
We present t'ihus early that distant cor
respondents may send their orders in time-
as tickets viii be scarce.
" Y. Consolidated Lottery,
Glass, No 81, for 1882.
To be drawn in n York, "Wednesday, Oct.17
sc No. Combination Lottery 10 drawn baE
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He that seeks safety in statesman's piety.
may as well run ship upon sharp rocks, and
hope harbor.- Hoscdrd
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PUBLIC SALE.

VYILL be sold by public auction. at the
Wv residence of the subscriber, near Bed
ington Mills on Saturday The 9Th inst, the
following property, viz: a variety OF House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting, in
part, Of feather beds, bedding, acorn top and
common bedsteads, dini.g. breakfast, and
kitchen tables, corner cupboard and contents,
bureaus, looking glasses, mantle clock, two
sets wiadsor chairs, carpet, pots. ovens, wash
kettles, two ten plate stoves and pipe; bacon
and lard; some corn by the bushel; patent
cutting box, together with his entire stock Of
Coopers' tools; the remainder of his cooper
stuff and poles; two grind stones, first rate
set Of Carpenter < House Join sssnxsN
ers tools two first rate MILCH AsgAWkG~S
COWS, with variety of arti- ~, ~
Giles not necessary to particula szsssx1<z.Ssss
rize A reasonable credit will be given Oh all
sums over five doilars; upon giving bond with
approved security; under that sum, CASH.
Sale TO commence early in the day.
At the same time and place. will offer for
sale, a LOT OF LAND, lying within one
mile of the Lick Mills, containing near IS
acres, with spring of good water on the
same. WILLIAM MCCLURE.
Berkeley county, Sept. s, 1882.
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$4,000 Tickets. More Prizes than Blanks.
To be drawn on the High and Low System.
Tickets s5-Halves 50 50-Quarters 81 90.
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Whole tickets S4-Helf s2-Qua,ter 81
Tickets, shares and packages, to he had in
the greatest variety OF plumbers al
WILLIAM N. THOMPSON'S OFFICE,
.Naansburg, IA.
Whoin Tie last Shenandoah Bridge Lotteryhad
The pleasure Of selling TO tsoo gentlemen d this
place, a $500 pri-e,-fo one IN the county. a
Fifty Dollar prize 10 another Forty Dollar
prize. besides several 1reaty Dottar prizes
For truly lucky Nos apply al The "Road to
Wealth" second door from The Post Office,
.aariinsburg.
ag-All orders from distance (post paid
enclosing the cash, or prize tickets in any re
sponsible lottery, will be thankfully received
aud promptly attended to-if addressed TO
UILLf.a.M ~ THOMPSON
SeDfembeY 6. 1882
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SIXTH CLASS.
TO construct a read from The Pe1aasylra-
MA li,ae, ria Elisabefktoaca, TO the Ohio
Ricer.
To be drawn at Liberty, Bedford county,
Virginia, on Thursday, 18th day Of
September, 1882.
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FulIing, Dying and Weaving.
gHSHE subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they are
now ready to receive all kinds ofwork IN their
line Of business. VIZ;
Fuii;ag. Dining and Dressing Of
Cloth, Blankets, &c.
A,,o IN binds of WOODEN WEAVING
can he done Immediately, such as Broad
Blankets 9th, Figured, Plaid and Striped
Carpet. S-c. all OF which will be done at the
shortest notice, and in the bsst possible man
nef.
gEWo1l, Baco.., Wheat, Corn, Soap sc
receivad in :,ayment for work, if delivered
J when the work is completed.
""N" ~''0 JOHN n. RIDDLE, & Co.
August 10, 1882. u
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
Hheeiing. .gagSst let. 1881.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS. TO THE PUB
Lie. AND
To the World!

III Lie ~ Orlul
FORTUNES BANNER Is aH proudly ,eapinr
orcr the PALACE OF FoeruNE.
We cannot find language 10 express our
own wonder and astonlshmeut at the contin-
uaiion of Brilliant, unprecedented, and un-
rivallcd luck. which has attended our Office
ever since as first ablishment Not Lot.
terry is drawn. in which We sell Tickets, that
we do not sell some of The Capitals.
We have no branch. Our lucky establish.
ment is in Wheeling. Va; and The genuine
prize tickets can only he had from this esiab-
lishment. Those purchased from any other
office in the u States are genuine enough.
but of an inferior quality We are sorry that
our brother vendors cannot compete with us.
for we are fond Of company in any thing like
competition lf we have more than our
share OF Luck, they must not complain; t
is tbs will OF the Goddess oil Fortune. Let
every man give us fair trial. and he will be
convinced that IL Is 10 his interest 10 purchase
his tickets from the Managers Office, Wheel
ing, Virginia
We issued our 'sBnlct,n" few days back.
Informing the public Of our having sold 10
Capital Prizes. from the LIST TO the I2th july
NOW BEHOLD the astonishing but stub
born iactl July 80, 1882
DRAWING OF THE
NJ Y CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass No as, for 1892
52-5-a6 -50-S- ID Is-15-7;
Nos.5 2e 50, theSplendd and highestPrize
$25, 0OO;
Was sold 10 Mr. II Foster, OF Augusta. KY
This is undeniable, and an undoubted fact,
which needs no comment
MANI, sU~fJIS GAMMA
Sold at this Office l., a short time back,
ARE THE FOLLOWING:
Prizes Of 5000 . Prizes of $1,000
8 20,e0o 90 I,0O0
q 10000 ~ 500
Besides many others too numerous to men,
ton; in all amounting to upwards Of
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN CRY,
SPLENDID LOTTERIES
FOR
SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER.
CAPITALS
$40, 600 & $50, 900:

On Ued,aesday l9th Sep 1882. acM De dra'cn
IN Ne,c FORK City,
The NY. Consolidated Lottery,
CLASS No So.
&C No. Lottery--l0 Drawn Ballots.
Containing the foiiosciig
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ALL PRIZE LOTTERY.
North River free-bridgeLo otter

FOURTH CLASS, FOR 1882,
To be drawn az Ware nton, Fauquier city
Va. on Monday the 24ih Sept. 1882.
CCTIEHE
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POETRY
HARRY CLAY.

4 NAnoHAf Sose.-tV Written By a gentleman
az Cniiaadaigua, yNcto Hork.
TUEE-"Ilurra for the Bonnets of Blue"
Here's health TO the woskingman's friend;
Here's good luck tothe PLoUsn and theLoos.
And who wIIl not jim Ia support oil our cause,
Nav light dinners and i'll luck attend.
It's good from TRUE PATH ne'er 30 swerve,
it's good from the Right ne'er TO stray,
It's good to maintain AnERicA's Cause
Aud stick by our own HARRY CLAY.
Here's a health 10 our own Harry Clay,
Hurral for our own Harry Clay,
It's good to maintain Americas cause,
And stick by our own HARRY CLAY.
nere's a health to The sons Of 'Kentuck,"
Here's good will te her matrons and slres,
Here's health to our Harry, the pride OF his
State,
Whose name every true heart inspires,
Hurra for our own Harry Clay,
Wen shout him from Texas to Maine,
II once in his life he perchance has mss'd fire,
"Pick his Aint--and then Try him again"
Here's a health to our own Harry Clay,
Hurra! for our own Harry Clay,
IT'S good to maintain Americas cause,
And stick by our own HARRY CLAY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-09

The names of The two Young women who
died at Newport, were HoswelI aud Peck
nam. They had been ten days from New
York, on their return home, and both died
4, the house Of the father OF Mass Hoswell
\ tiger shark was canght in Charleston
harbor yesterday week, measuring 10 feet 8
inches long. and 80 inches through.
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What is lose? 4 fond day dream. where
nothing ls-WheIe souls in tender frances lie
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NOTICE.

FESHE subscriber wishes to give notice to
e. all those who have grain in his mill, OF
who have accounts standing With the mill
that he has rented the same to another per
son, and is DESTROYS for all 10 come forward
and settle as soon as possible.
JOHN KISINGER.
June 81, 1882.
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VTRGTNfA:-BerkeIey county, IN vi.
at Cosrt held for Berkeley counfy. al NJ
Court House, on Monday the IlM do9 If
June, 1882.
Vincent BealL plaintiff.
against
John Bamon and Ruth his wife, late Ruth
Ghehowetb, Rachel BeaB, late Rachel
Chenoweth, James b. Chenowsth aud AL
fred Chcnoweth, heirs at law OF George
II. Chenoweth, decd. def ts
III g1E defendants, James b. Cheuoweth and
d Alfred Chenoweth, not having entered
their appearance and given security accord
Jog TO the act of assembly, and the rules OF
the court, and it appearing TO the court that,
they are not inhabitants of the Commonwe alth.
1t is ordered, that the said defendants do ar
pear here on the second Monday in Septem.
Der next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff:
and it is further ordered, that this order be
published in the Martinsburg Gazette and
| Public Advertiser, for two months success
slyely, and posted at the front door oil tie
Court House of said county.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, csc.
! June %, 1882. I'm.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-09

An officer on field day, happened to be
thrown from his horse; and as he iay sprawl
ing on the ground, said to a friend who ran
TO his assistance: IL thought SAID he 81 had
improved in my riding, but find have Jat
len qb."
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TO Farmers.

gESHE subscribers takes occasion to apprlse
b the Farmers Of Berkeley and Frederick
counties, that he has taken his mills INTO his
own hands, and that he has 10 has employ
first rate and attentive Miller, and has no be,
station in saying that general satisfaction shan
be given to all the customers oil the mills. lie
will, at all times, give the very highest price
in cash for all wheat that may offer for sale.
JOEL WARD.
June 81, 1872.
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.4miable Egdehty-A young gentleman paid
his addresses to a young lady, By whose mo
ther be was unfavorabiy received GLOW
hard" said he to the young lady, ito sepa-
rate those WHOM love has united" "Very
hard indeed" replied she, with great inno
cence, at the same time throwing her arms
-sound his neck, land mother will find it."
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MartinSburg Wooden FACTORY

Marhnsburg WOODEN Factory.
BE subscribers respectful, inform tneir
friends and the public generally, that
uey continue to carry on the Wooen RIanu-
l"e'ufInS business in all its branches, and
Nhd' ihey are now ready to receive Wool and
manufacture II into Cloth, Blankets, Cassi.
nets Flannel, Linsey and Carpetng on the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
'el'"S3 their Machines having undergone an
expensive repairing, they are now able to do
"oih IN The best manuer-Particular care
Wiii be paid to all kinds of country work. that
1t shall be done as directed, having three
sets OF Car'iing Machines. Persons living
al a distance can have their Wool carded
immediately.
IAey "aet on hand a handsome assortment If
Cloth, Cassinet, Blankets, Full
ed & Plaid Linsey & Carpeting,
"h'eh they viii sell cheap, or give in e2
change Tor good clean Wool.
JOHN \. klDDLE s. Co
March %, 1882.
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PEOUGES.

..sSss :Ss MCormickPlough
Sss@:ssss
.. - made by Mr. John Snyder,
" warranted good, For safe by
=, HOGMIRE s. BOYD.
May 10, 1882
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fAhhIoDN W All Z, C.B {
June %, 1882. I'm.
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Ludic Gus Fect--At the Opera House,
London during the performance of the Ger
man company, a gentleman on one side OF
Che pit. where want of room had compelled
hIn to stand anxious TO support himself,
grasped, as he thought, one Of the props of
the benches; upon which respectable per.
son politely xclaimed-"Pray. sir, don t
pull SO hard, that's my wooden leg"
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NiRGiNlA:-Berkeley county, 10 wit:
ut a Court held for Berkeley county, at the
Court House, on Monday the lIM day Of
June, 1882.
Conrad Hognire and John w. Boyd, mer.
chants and partners in trade, trading I'M
der the name and firm of Hogmire and
Boyd, plaintiffs,
against
Soutbwood Hedges X Josiah Hedges, def rs.
III SHE defendant, Southwood Hedges, not
d having entered his appearance and CIV
en- security according to the act of assembly,
and the rules oil The court. and it appearing
to the court that he Is not an inhabitant OF the
Commonw ealtl, 1t is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here on the second Mon
day IN Septem bernext, and answer the bin
Of the plaintiffs: and it is further ordered
that this order be published in the Martins
burg Gazette and Public Advertiser, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Court House Of said county.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, cBc.
June %, 1S32-2m
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The following recipe is for a pleasant,
wholesome and economical beverage. not on
~ for the warm season, but for the year
round:
GINGER BEER.--Boil handful Of hops in
a quart OF water for an hour-take half a
pint of bakers yeast, a Quart of molasses,
and Ave table spsoniuls Of ginger tied IN in
a linen cloth. Strain the hop water hot upon
the ginger, &c. and then add five gallons and
half Of cold water-lor a greater or less
quantity, vary the ingredients in proportion.
II made 10 the evening il viii be ready for
bottan& in The morning 1t should not be
cooked too light for fear Of bursting the bot
ties.
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Novel reading si;iales and pals the ape
i"e for Literary food ol nutritious kinu; ii
leads the youthful mind 20 music on inpro
Fatalities; and 1t cNciiss The passions. by ad
-nI4'zteFino sweet, Dut subtle poison.
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high in the estimation of the Free Trade Party OF that
State, in Mlledgeve, aud have his authority for
saying that he will willingly impart any information he
may possess.
have the honor to be- with great and re-
spect, your humble servant, DAVID JOHNSON.
Hon. GEO. r. GILMER,
President Of the Convention of Georgia.
MILLEDGEvILLB, Nov. 18th, 1892.
Sr-Though not attending at Miledgevile in any Of
hcai character yet at the request OF my friend Judge
johnson, do myself the honor announce TO YOU
will afford me pleasure to give TO the body which you
preside, every information in my power respecting the
situation and views OF the State OF South Carolina am
not hedeegats OF any party though attending at
oil gentlemen with whom have acted politically Yet
as an individual shall be gratifed if can either afford
information or promote, in any degree, mutual good UNI
derstandng and cooperation between the Southern States
whose interests and whose injuries are so nearly den-
fed
With the highest respect have the honor to be- your
obedent servant VIM HARPER
Hon GEO. II. GILMER.
President Georgia Contention.
Mr.. Forsyth, under the expression OF desire 10 effect
to business moved postpone the consideration of his re-
solution and the proposed ndments till next ay that
the resolutions to be offered 6y the Committee of 81
ION the great Tariff question: might be intoduced and
their objects and views ascerancd that both parties nigh
have an opportunity OF ascertaning thereby how far they
could harmonze in the support modification OF them;
and the motion carried.
Judge Clayton then moved to ADJOURN TO give time TO tho
Committee TO consider and their views; and the
Convention adjourned TO 10 o'clock next morning, at the
Methodist Church.
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
MIR. RANDOLPH.

GENTLEMEN-The vacancy in the Senate of the U.
s., occasoned by Mr.. Tazewes resignation, will pre-
sumo, be filled by the Legislature early day in the
approaching session. For this appointment beg leave
through your paper, to nominate John Randolph of Ron
nohe do this without the knowledge appreciation of
Mr.. Randolph and am ignorant of the fact whether if
elected, he would serve ! presume, however, that he
would. In presenting the Legislature the name Of this
distinguished of the Old Dominion, only express in
advance the wishes of large portion of the people of Viz
gnia and especially those who friendly the admit
nsratiOn OF Cen Jackson. The vote in our State
shows, what the people think and tUis in relation TO ma
tona politics. NJ should represent such people in
the Senate of the u S. who does 60 prepared to give
TO the old patriot and his Administrations bold and honest
support Such is the opinion of his numerous friends in
this quarter of the State
OF the character, talents and services of Mr. Randolph
need not here speak. They need no eulogy, Messrs.
Editors, at yours my hands Fearless in the cause of
his country, niexbly honest devoted to the doctrines and
principles dear TO Virginia il would he particularly graft
tying his friends throughout the Union, him
in the national councils Besides as the approach
ing session o Congress may he of deep and vital i'm
portance TO the peace and tranquility four country sug-
ges the propety Of having able and veteran steefsmen
the helm of affairs. At such period, in whom can Viz
GINA confde with more safety than in John Randolph?
November 1871, 1882.
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Majority for jackson.
$3.50

MaJOTlFy JacksOn,
~ The counties yet 10 be heard from will increase
the Jackson majority about 1000 votes which will make
total majority Of full SIX THOUSAND votes
ILLINOIS.
The election for Presidential electors took place through
out the State Monday last W. anticipate the returns
which hope TO receive, will show that the Oppo
eon have sustained a second " WdieriO0 defeat" The
short time intervening between the closing of the polls
and the publication OF paper prevents us obtaining any
precise information beyond the limits of our own town
Here the vote stood, for the JACKSON ticket 421; CLAY
ticket, So.
a gentleman who left HiIlsboro the day of the cleo
ton, says the Jackson ticket to I ahead when he
e ana nks matt will be about the proportion Of votes
IuOis) TEhig. $1,000" ~
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IlEATIIS

Dlsd suddenly, yesterday at O'Clock, p NJ tho Hon. Philip
Uoddge, Member Of Congress- from Virginia. gentleman
together with Mr. Tyler Of the Senate Thomas
WILDE Of the House Of Representatives
engaged IN the preparation Of code
gess Tor adoption for the Of this District In the dis
ge OF THIS important duty the people who Repro
ono IN INC body which gives the law them, Mr. Dodifdge
OIL He always
the which
e district AZ successive sessions Of Congress have doubt
grateful remembrance Of cvnced
olen m the onors paid 10 hs temans Mr. Ddrdge
eminent abilities One Of the distinguished aud eloquent
men, who shod such usre debates Of the late
winch revised the Constitution Of Virginia Washington Oobc,
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THE CHOLERA

There are hopes Of its abating in New Orleans
The Argus of the 9TH congrauates its readers on
the authority of many respectable and experienced
physicians, that the sickness which has spread con-
stcrnaod in that city for the last few days has con-
slderubly abated; that those cases which occur
now are more manageable, and therefore the de-
struclion by the complaint is not extensive. We
are induced to hope, that from day to day, from the
present, we shall have the agreeable task Of an
nouncing dlminutiou in the malady"-The follow
ing letter, written the day before from n. O. to
Charleston, gives gloomy account of the mortality
which it had produced:
Extract Of a letter receued in this city dated
&" NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 6.
" In the two burynR grounds there now lying I'M
buried aud exposed 10 the weather upwards Of 200 bodies
mat have been there for several days being difficult 10
procure persons 10 deposit them in the earth. could 20
on with many other similar distressing circumstances but
must leave the relation TO another timei70 die daily"
Other letters dated the 9Th mention that not a case had
occurred among The shipping that the daily average mum
per on deaths was 200, and there business doing.
The Frankfort (K.) Argus Of the 18th also states
that the Cholera is already abating there and that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23

The first volume OF Ro6insons Practice commences
with an Introductory chapter the jurisdiction of the
several classes OF established in Pirginias and
then treats of the practice OF the Courts OF Law civil
cases. in 20 chapters under the following titles ~ Per-
sona actions gvenby statute. Limitation OF personal
actions g. Process 10y which common personal actions
are commenced A. Proceedings at rules in personal
tons o. Proceedings in personal ions required
be at rules nor in court s. Proceedings in per-
sonal actions before judgment Judgments personal
actions not on verdict g. Trial by jury in personal
lions o. Verdict and judgment in personal actions 10.
Proceedings peculiar 10 rcpevn H. Suits for freedom
IL Cases OF cdreGt. 10 Ejecrmsn lt Writs OF right.
10 Dover To- Suits relating TO lands not before
toned. IL. Taxing costs. Is. Executions. 49, Sciru
iAcias upon Judgment recognzance. 20. Motions for
Judgment and award OF execution 81. Attachments %.
Civil causes affecting the public, cognizabe in tho
General Court 23. Correction of by the
which the same committed 2i .Hdnd0mus, prohi-
bion and hdbeds corpus. % Writs OF super
Sededs.
The volume consins GA pages, exclusive of the table
OF contents and table OF cited printed good
paper, will be neatly bound in calf; aud sold SO &c..
The binding will be finished early in December and the
book will then be for sale the subscribers
II. /. SMITH.
November % 57-St