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have not perused it"
Pleased OF not pleased, perused or not per
used, it must be lent. or must be called a
stinsy fellow, we who pay for the paper have
no more good oil 1T than those who borrow
For my part, hate to deny neighbour the
use oil newspaper, ii is so trinine an &C
oomnodatlon, SO trifiing, tina, should think
every man oil spirit, however poor in purse,
might eontnye TO take one paper at least, 70,
bis Information, especially il he has a family
OF children.
Printers must live on something else be
sides ink & paper; & while they press for the
people, they ought not to be pressed by the
people / am sensible that printing estab
hshment must be an expensive and laborous
undertaking, without the aid Of liberal sub
scription hist; bat if every subscriber lends
bis paper to SIX or eight borrowers. the prin
fer cannot have many coed subscribers on
his list For my part 1 take an extra paper,
which send to poor relation Of mine in the
country. and think that great MANY of rs
who can afford TO tahe one paper, can afford
TO take two, then we have the satisfaction, or
helping our printer, of lending paper 10 a
poor neighbour. and then sending il to !. dis
fant relation, and by this snnaas much use
tuI information may be diffused at the ex
-pense Of smoking enc or two cigars the less
per week, OF of not filing our snuff boxes Or
wine glasses so often.
have long been in the habit of filing nv
papers but found it very troublesome when
was oehged to lend, therefore / thought
best to take an extra paper to accommodate
my poor neighbours. By the BY, some OF
my poor neighbours are much better off than
myself asked one of them, the other dax
why ne dropped Tor stopped takinr) the
paper.
Because" said he, ".has Communicate
sah aioul oil me. and don't want auv mora
OF his papers"
"Ah and why do you want to read
miner"
because, only want to see what they
nave got in it to- day that takes US off,
VERY well, squire; then you will Ike 70
see 'qn'bs. but don't like to pay for the nov
ger; now, squire, cohsidera newspaner a.
useful as livery stable or a tavern !. ,o,
commodate the public, and if we dom, %,
'he worth OF our money it is not the C,n,t or
our printer, the ostler, or the tavey, k..no.
we are as much indebted to them for our e.
as 'hey are to Us for our encouragement an.
think newspaper very useful puh;. =.
COMMUNICATION, as much as any thine ,ha
comes between black and white: and r.
'h'c6 skulls cannot comprehend ,be trna
meaning of every paragraph or commno;..
'ion' without stopping the paper yh. !,
'hiok II would be cheaper for the p,iD,ar -,
% enlist such soldiers into his columns ua,, 80
nc mas a strong reinforcement Of .an.;tI
su'scr'0ers' who have independenc. an1
courage enough with all their ;Dr.n,,;,., N
,san" the shock of newspaper bulletins
"HOni SOFT. qui NAL y peu,e,"
51"uethah oting advised hy h. g.
norSo lei bis son mary until ne nus i7end.
rEpneU. ssIf 4 vn IA, nc was Wiser.
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gEellE subscribers arc no" prepared 10 re
& celge Floor, Nhiskey and other country
produce or Storage o. Consignment. at theIr
four story fire proof Warehouse. No Q Pratt
Street, Wharf The Rail Road passes the
door e front, and also extends one hundred
and sixteen feet along The West side on Eli
colt Street, ifnm which ears can bc unl0aded
or loaded With li':ie expense out OF or into
the store door, by which facility barrels, &c.
are kept clean and not liable to abuse.
1Il> " Warehouse fronting on three streets
and III rehy separated from all other proper j
ty, rs acknowledged 10 BE- among the most
secure situations FROM fire OF any other in oar
city, an ahandant supply of water from the
Basin, being distant but the width Of the
street fom the premises always at band For
further pariicA p, we retrr 20 .McssrS. Henri
Sfhiey, Um. NJ ~ f. 1or'aey, Of Fred
erick, or TO Mr., JOhr JGg'isuii, Malnnsburg
Va all ofwhom have seen the property above
described, and are acquainted with
DINShiORE s. KYLE,
BnlIimorP Dee IL S3l
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AT
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
Or, Too Dolidrs and 1Syerstv.ffre Cents,
AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred to the end Of
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded
s7-A failure TO notify the discontinuance Of
the paper at the end of the time subscribed
for, will be considered as a new engagement
s1LNo paper discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid up, except atthe discretion of
The Editor.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
one dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons, and twenty-five cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
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Negro Girls for sale

LSOR SALE, two va.aahie and bkelr M.
IT GRO GIRLS, one eighteen. The other
thirteen years Of age; they are sold for no
fault, and will not be sold out Of the neigh
borhood. For further particulars. enquire sf
She Editor Of the Mariinsburg Gazette.
January IL, 1889.
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q FASH FOR WHEAs Farmers wli
e find ii their interest TO call on Us before
they sell their crops as we shall at all times
be prepared TO pay the highest price tor good
wheat, delivered
FORMAN & BENNETT,
August Is. 1881 Mouth Of OpeFuoa.
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yrRGTNA.-Ts NE eifcuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun
tv: December Rules, 1881
.Jacob Smith srd Fanny has seife, formerly
Fanny RecsGcksr and ScidO,cof Conrad Zee
sdcIeer, decd, piain'ins'
against
Matthias KsssacIrcf John Keesacksr and others
c6;id,e,, and heirs, and devisees Of Matthias
Eeesacksr. deed, defendants,
- HE defendant Matthias >eesacker, not
l having entered his appearance and gwen
security according to the act OF assembly
and the rules of this court, and Il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that be IS oct Of this
Commonwealth; II is ordered, That the said
defendant do enter his appearance TO this
suit, on the first day Of the Gcxt term, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that a co.
by Of this order be forthwith published m the
Martinsburg Gazette, and continued for two
months ,uccesaively, and another copy there
of posted at the front door Of The courthouse
Of this county. A Copy-Iestes
John STR0THER, c.
1871 --Jm
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VIRGINIA in the Circuit Superior Cour
of Law aud Chancery for BerNeley Coun-
ty, January rules, 1854
james fOrman, pluf,
against
lie Formers aud Jhecha,dc's Balkof George
tOtoa. a,sd Juia Pan StcedI mgen, Uid0o,
and Tie children aItd heirs " itomas at
,Stceglngef, dec q DEBTS.
The defendant, the Farmers and Me-
CHANCES Bank Of Georgetown, nothav.ng Ell
tered It's appearance and gwen security, ac-
cordlng TO the act oil assembly and The rules
OF this court, and II appearing by satisiac.
Tory evidence that 1t Is out OF this Common
wealth, IL Is ordered, that the SAID defendant
do enter ITS appearance 10 tbs SUIT, on tie
iIrst day OF the next term. and answer the
uiil OF the ptaInth: aud that u cop) -of this
ordcr be forthwith publishes ~ the Martins
burg Gazette, and continued Tor two months
successfully, and another copy thereof pos
Ted AT the front door oil the court house Of
this county.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN SIROfHER, C.
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NEW GOODS

FFsEE subscribers respectfully inform t6eir
Il customers and The public generally, That
they have just received and finished opening
a general and well selected supply of
F'3LL "A u ~, Ter GOODS.
Consisting in part of the following articles:
Super Blue. Black. Brown and Grey Cloths,
Cassmeres and Cassnetts:
Swansdown, Valencia s. bioles KIN Fes,nG;
8 { and Sd Mcrino and MeTino Ciicass,ans;
Cashmere Long Sbaws and Fancy H'dkls;
Black Italian Iutesiring and Senshaw Silks;
Rich Winter Ribbons and Beitinss,
Plain AMI carved Brazilian Tuck Combs;
Together ,ciM a general assortment Of
HARDW ARE, QUEENSN ARE,
SIA1JO.NERYS GROCEK!Es.
All OF which they viii sell Oh accommodating
terms. JAS. & WIN n. RIDDLE
Martinsbarg, Oct 81 1891
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Ea7C LIED Li.,,t4f. - 4 quaint OF uea-
& W PULLED LIN'SEYH, (of yr Con
radt's manniacture,) for sale low by the
piece or yard
WILLIAM LONG.
Aiartinshurg, Nov 8. 1881.
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SPLENDID!

' H.W YORK CONSOLIDATED LOT
~ Terry, No. !, 1892. 10 be drawn in N.
York on Wednesday Feb. sih, 1889.
SpLe7nlid Sc hez,,el
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December $, 1891 -2m.

yIRClNIA-In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun
~: December Rules, 1881.
Jacob Weper, plaintiff,
against
John Bo,iine. Joseph GrD1than, Ed,cerd Bond,
E,L;s Rees. aud others, defendants
HE defendant JOSEPH Gran'ham, not
having entered his appearance and gwen
security, according TO the act Of assembly
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 20 this
suit, on the Grst day Of the next term, and
snswer the bill of the plaintiff and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith published in
the Siartnsburg Gazette, and continued for
two months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted ut the front door oil the court
house OF This conty
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c
December g. lS3l.--2m.
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VIRGINIA. the Circuit Superior CoUr
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley eoun
ty; December Rules, 1881.
Ds.can and Logan, plaintiffs,
against
.Muy Horn, ana iVmas Horn, Csin'r de DO.
ms non II fhtttp Horn, decd, defendants,
! d HE defendant, MARY Horn, not having
a entered her appearance and gives secu
rity according 10 the act oi Assembly and
the rules OF Coart, andit appearing by salts
factory evidence that she 10 ou, OF this Com
monweaIth; 10 Is ordered, That the said de
PENDANT do enter her appearance 10 this suit,
On tile first day OF the mex, term, answer the
bill Of the plaintiff, and give security for per
forming the decree: and that copy OF this
order DE forthwith published IN the Martins
Durg GGGette, aud continued Tor two months
successfully, and anottss copy thereof post
ed at the front door OF she courthouse Of
this county. Copy--Ieste,
JOHN SIROIIiER, c.
. December &, 1881 --2m.
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n,,,s sI H., eva being advised by his f,end
no'So lei bis son nlairy until ne us Tvs ''1ehu
ate bachelor ' tear he viii
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VIRGiNIA-Tn the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley coun
": November relies, 1851.
.llryiia Yeats, plrtG
tpiUam LING cnd taco5 Uerer, cr'ts # Hen
~ Miller, decd, Jacob Schoppert nd,a'r of
Henry Deahi, deed George Dead, WMiaHt
Drns, ent David Dealt, defts
YeflIE defendant Gcorge Deatl, not having
3 entered his appearance ana given seen
rity, according 10 the act of assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and il appearing hy
satisfactory evidence that he is out o.! Ibis
COMMONWEALTH; II IS ordced, that the said
defenr.snt do enter LIS appearance TO this slit,
on the first 4sy of the next term, and in
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that a co
py ofthis order be forthwith published in the
Martiushurg Gazette, and continued lole,wo
months successfully sand another copy there
of posted at the front door Of the Court
House of shis county.
Il Cofy-leste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
November II, 1S3l.--2m.
VIRGINIA. the Circuit Superior Court
o. Lew and Cha0cery for Berkeley coun
t.: November ruies, 1881
OoSeIN iitIb ~ Hfth SNb uV Il Ho tVJb, hEU
.aoft0. GitteH, piliffs,
against
James p ErSk'ae, ~ has oarfc right Gnd rs ear
ecutor Of Reteeca Crouch. decd, Hai1'iet
Fakes, Isaiah Tunnel .Narv.i G.. Burke,
Elisabeth ~ IbaHcA, IYtiiianr J Tunnel,
and Philip .Sodcabousch, Sheriff Of Berkeley
cs7iniy omnittee, administrator of .4nn
Felsts, George q. Fakes. and Thomas f.
Fakes. AID adsaiaistrator de bons non Of
.9bsdiom Ne Coy iced dcfts.
" HE plaintiffs having fled, by leave Of The
Il court, an amended bill in this case, and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that.e
defendants except Phiip Nadenbousch) are
oNt OF the Commonwealth; IL is 0rdaed. that
they do enter thep appearance to This slFlt,
on the first day OF the next term, and answer
the amended bill Of the pl; iltiffs. and that
copy of this order be forthwith published in
the Martinsburg Gazette and continued tor
two months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door OF tIc Court
House Of this county.
a Copy-Teste,
iOliN STROTHFR, c.
November II. ls3l.-2m
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do.e envy %s, .a dso, No less than twenty three
2fs OF georgia at the late Session. 90"
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Ticket only So Half So Quarter 50.
- Certificates Of Packages af f6 nckets
in 'his lottery emitting The holder TO all the
t'ekeis may draw o. or the small prizes OF $40
and $40, Cost as follows
A Certificate for is Whole tickets 500 %
do I6 Half do so o.
no 10 quarter do IS IL
100 10 Eighth DO re- IS
Tickets and Shares and packages, NAV be
had IN the greatest variety of numbers at the
ee1Fs q n. Managers, Pennsylvania Avenue,
next mex door TO Gadsby's Hotel, Washington
City
YATES s. M'INTYRE. Managers,
Dee. %, 1881. U'ssb;up,o, f;i,r
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VIRGiNIA.-fn the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley coun
": November rules, 1851.
.nuritH Yeats, pltiff
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November II, lS3l-2m.

VIRGINIA. the Circuit Superior Court
o. Lew and Chancery for Berkeley coun
t.: November rules, 1881
Joseph HENRY end Charity r. his ,cite. and
.Nuftin Giuett .pitiffs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-29

~ oIICE.-All persons having any claims against the
u late Mrs. Mary Randolph of Amelia county, Vr-
elhia DUE either by bonds, notes. open accounts,
otherwise, earnestly requested to present them
pery authenticated, without delay, the undersigned for
Adjustment In order that the necessary arrae;cncnes
may DC maids Tor their speedy payments and all persons
indebted TO the said estate solicited 10 forward
and make immediate payment. The administrator being
desirous to close his administration the end of the pre-
sent year, 1882 in order that division of the personal
estate which shall come into his hands may be divided be-
tween the heirs and distributes OF the said Mrs Mary
Randolph, decd WILLIAM EGGLESTON
.fdni'or. Of Mary Randolph, decd
Amelia County, May g. II7-6w
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~ EW ARRANGEMENTS Roanoke Line of tri-
tceekly splendid Red Coaches-From DanvilIe via
Warrenion and Petersburg Richmond in 35 hours This
Line OF Mail Coaches will leave Danvilc every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings at O'clock A. NJ and
arrive at Warrcnlon by 10 O'clock p. NJ leave Richmond
via Petersburg every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
mornings, and arrive Oxford. N G. next day by O'Clock
p NJ; leave Oxford every eduesday Friday and Sun
day mornings at o'clock a. NJ and arrive in Milton by
o'clock p. M; and in Danvile by o'clock p. NJ
Passengers travelling South fake the South w esern
line at Milton, the Piedmont line at Danville which
departs South next mornings from Danve after the ar
rival OF the Roanoke Line. Passengers travelling South
VIII hnd no difficulty in obtaining in either OF the
above lines, on their arrival at Milton Danville
The Proprietor has made considerable improvements on
this ine and has placed the best of Northern Coaches-
nc Proprietor has hesitation in stating that his team
oil horses are unrfvded in the Union, they are Of the
finest kind and perfectly gentle-his drivers are skillul
and sober-Ihc Proprietor pledges himself that he will
afford every accommodation aud facility all those that
may favor him with their patronage. Additional improve
ments and greater expedition given as soon as the Rail
Road is completed to the Roanoke.
Passage from DanrHc To Wdrreafon So
Al parcels and baggage at the risk Of the owner
May p [4-u] JAMES W. JEFFREYs
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BY EsHTCMHE 81 COOK.

%. The Enquirer published week. generally and
three times week during the the
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars payable
Notes chartered, specie paying banks
eeived payment Tho Editors will the safety
ting them by malt the postage OF all letters being
No will DO discontinued,
Editors, until all have been paid
OF Whoever will tho payment papers, shall
havo tho tcnth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono less first insertion,
or assumed by in this city its cnvirons.
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pursuance to an order Of the County Court of Eliza
beth City, bearing date February Odd, 1882, will be
let to the highest bidder az the cross street the town Of
Hampton on tie 26h day Of June next the Ferry from
Hampton to Norfolk for the term Of five years. the renter
70 give pond and security according to law.
May 25 s-rt2sbJ
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Richmond. Nav %.

FHNbE Subscriber intending to discontinue lis Store in
~ Goochand will sell the stock hand, a, reduced
prices Az persons Indebted will please make payment
10 Mr. j. Royal, who is authorized to close said bnsi
ness also, for sale rent, and possession given inpc
aIdcly, The store house and appurenanccs which il
hioWn 10 DC iust fatc stand for retail country store
Terms very liberal Apply 10 the Subscriber or TO Josenb
a. Royal on the preInisea WM. w. WEIsIGER
MANcHEsrEn, May 81 MAY Is At
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NEW ADYEFsTIsEHsIlNTS.

INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By
" virtue of Decree of the Circuit Superior Court Of
ed the 2Sth day of April last shall Friday the 22d
day of June at III O'clock a. NJ proceed sell by
public aucon upon the premises TO the highest bidder,
the following real estate in the city of Richmond of which
Thamas Prldy late OF the said city, died seized, viz
lot on street. ShockG Hill, the Theatre, with
brick house and other improvements thereon,
pied by George f. Teuto; house and lot Canpbells
alley in of the Mansion Houses and part of or
the Governors House. 18th street, which lot is known
in the plan Of the city by the No. 357 The sale to com
mence at the house and lot occupied by Mr. Teuto And
on the following Monday, the 18th of the month,
shall proceed TO sell in like manner, upon the premises
tract OF scventy-six of land the Merry Oaks
In the county of Hanover, which Richard Turner now
resides. Terms, IL months cred-bonds with approved
security TO BIO gven and deed of trust upon the proper
~ 10 secure the payment of the purchase money
PHILIP b. WINSTON, Ex'or. of
Thomas Priddy, deceased
May 20. 6-tds
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q NO-PhRFNERSfiiP.--Th subscribers under the
~ style OF Richard barton HaroH and CoDppon,,.
VIII commence business the first day Of June ensuing
That large milling establishment which has been :st ,-
Pleed IN the best mauucr, by the firm of Philip 3faxaIl
and Co (eniitledt the CoLUMBtAN MfLLs0 will be con.
Quoted by them the most extensive scale for the manu-
acure Of Cffy .IHH Flour
they solicit their friends, and the friends Of Philip Hax-
all and Co. 10 call and afford them an opportunity to mr.
chase their crops Of wheat and corn.
WILLIAM HAXALL.
r. BARTON HAXAJJ
Richmond, May 25, 5-usfJnl
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TEVHE subscriber having purchased the interest Of the
n late rn, VIII continue the business the old stand,
where he hopes by strict attention to business to share
part of public patronage The customers of the late con
Germ, and the public generally, invited TO call and
examine we-secced assortment of Groceries which
will be sold on accommodating terms
VI Cash given Tor Wheat and Four-Both articles
ceived on storage. JAMES o. BREEDEN,
First and III Street, ShockG Hill.
May III. lot
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TE VIE accommodation Stage from Richmond to Fred
"A ericksburg, will leave Richmond, Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays
Leave Fredericksburg Wednesdays, Fridays, and Mon
days at sunrise, through entirely by daylight
May 10. Pill EDWIN PORTER & Co.
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May 20.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of the last
~ VIII and Testament OF Francis Lewis, decd, duly
proved and recorded in the county of Henrco 1
shall offer for sale the first day of June next fair il
not the next fair day thereafter, the premises, IL
o'clock tract parcel of land in the county OF Henico,
near New Market between nine and ten miles below the
city of Richmond, known by the name of Camp Holly,
and containing about hundred and egtyive acres;
small portion OF this land cleared, the being well
timbered there is upon it excellent site for a water
grs MILL with falling stream of water credit
Of six twelve and twenty -four months will be allowed
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security for the
purchase money and deed of upon the land TO Sc
cure their payment. EDWIN FARRAR, Admir-.
De bonis non with the Will annexed, of F. Lewis deed.
May ~ 6-tds
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E.EEsesEs&g, TUESDAY. .rEgX' q.

8 AlSSOLUTiON OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-- The
co-parnerShip heretofore existing under the firm of
James o. Breede'a Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent-Ali persons indebted to, and all having claims
against the concern, will please present them for adjust
mcn 10 Jas u Breeden JAMES o. BREEDEN,
JOSHUA j. FRY