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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-26
PUBLIC nEPoSITEs.

1t IS at length officially announce
through the Globe, that ''the deposite:
of the public money will be changed
from the Bank of the United States, as
soon as the necessary arrangements
can be made for that purpose; and that
it is believed they can be completed in
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
and Boston, in time to ma Ike the change
by the first of October, and perhaps
sooner, circumstances should render
an earlier action necessary on the part
of the government.
The Globe further states, that sit is
contemplated not to remove, at once.
the whole of the public money now on
deposit in the Bank ofthe UnitedStates.
but to suffer it to remain there until it
shall be gradually withdrawn by the
usual operations of the government"
The Globe further says, that "the
facts and reasons which have led TO this
measure will shortly be laid before the
public; and it is believed they will be
found amply sufficient to Justify the
course which is now to be taken"
lift were ever lawful ''to do evil that
good might come," then would our ci-
tzens be called upon to subscribe Ii.
berally to the "Globe," and aid in the
circulation the governmental mouth.
piece. We are fully satisfied that no.
thing would more effectually tend to
open the eyes Of the people to the mall
practices of semi official agents-noth-
ing could more satisfactorily prove that
principles are despised, than perusal
of the editorial columns of that paper.
1t is painful to every man of feeling
TO any person who feels himself idcnti-
fed with the credit and honor of the
nation, to know that the grossly indie
cent attacks which that paper is almost
daily making upon the most respecta-
bic and estimable Of our citizens, go
forth to the world with the sanction Of
the Government upon them-for the
paper is sustained by governmental pa
tronage. Valued citizens of Phila-
delphia, pursuing their lawful and re-
spectacle callings, are dragged by
name before the public, in the Globe,
and connected with cpithets SO gross
as to be offensive to the ears and eyes
of decent readers-and why! Simply
because they do not join the President
of the United States in putting down an
institution to which the nation owes so
much of its prosperity, and to which the
general currency owes almost all its
equality of value. This state of the
Government points to change, i'm
portant, and, we hope, salutary; for
certain it is, that the downward ten
dency must produce a debauched state
of public morals, destructive of free
dom, as it is indicative of all vice; or
the evil will work its own cure, and
the offensive matter will pass away in
its own impure exhalations. All men
of all parties are concerned in rene
dying this state of things, and the cause
of public virtue requires a speedy res
toration of the purity of the press.
u. S. Gaz.
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All the names Of the towns, provin-
ces, islands and seasin Greece, are to be
changed back to those they possessed
in their ancient days of renown.
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A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN sTROTHER. c.

COMMISSIONERS OFFiOE,
.uartnrsJmg, Sept 10. 1888.
THE parties interested in the above SUIT
will please to take notice, that ! shall at
tend at my Office in Martinsburg. on Mon
day the 2ist day Of October next, for the
purpose OF proceeding TO make up the re
/ port i n the above cause. when AID where
Iibey are also required to attend with any
further evidence which they may have to
lofier.
SEAMANS GARARD, Comr.
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JOHN sTRoTHER, 9.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

.H@tinsb,rg, Sept. 10, 1888.
LIE parties TO the above suit will please
70 lake no,ice. that shall attend at INV
once IN Matiinsburg, on Thursday the
nth day OF October next. Cor the purpose
OF carrying the above order of refeyencs
into effect. when and where they are Also
required TO attend with any further evi-
dence which they may have TO offer.
SEAMANS GARARD. lo,n,r
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The late crop of coffee in Cuba, ac-
cording to a commercial Giro ular OF the Isl
instant, "has been uncommonly abundant
The growing crop promises TO be large.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. /,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,1
.MafinsbUg. sept. 10, 1888
THE parties TO The above suit will please
TO take notice. that shall attend at my
Office in Martinsburg. on Saturday the
18th day of October next. for the purpose
OF carrying The above order Of reference
into effect, when and where they are also
required TO attend with any further evil
dcnce which they may have TO offer.
SEAMANS GARARD, Com'r.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-26
TITUS, Cups, Boots, Shoes, d,

RyE EMS fine Black Hats; do. do. Cloth,
AVE seal and Fur CAPS; Boys Cloth &
Seal Gaps; Mems fine and coarse Boots &
Shoes, do. fine Pumps and over Shoes:
Boys fiue and coarse Booiees and Shoes,
Misses Calf Skin and Lasting do. Ladies
Lasting, Seal and Kid do, Ladies Call
Skin and Morocco Shoes; Childrens Leath-
or and Morocco do; Leghorn and Dun
stable Bonneis; all of which we will sell
cheap. HOG WIRE s. BOYD.
September 26, 1888.
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finGiNf1:--In the Circuit Superior Court II
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county:
-, ArRIL 10Th, 1881.
Washington Evans. prf.
against
Nancy Aiburtis aud John Boyer. cx'rs Of Jahu
Alburtis. decd. and others, def,b.
IN CHANCERY.
by consent Of the parties by their coun-
ED sci, the account directed TO be- taken
20 this suit by Commissioner OF the late
Superior Court Of Chanccry at Winehes-
Ter. IS referred 10 Master Commissioner
Garard OF this Court. who is ordered 10
complete the same. stating specially any
matter deemed by him pertinent. or which
either party may require TO be specially
stated and report.
A Copy. Testc,
JOHN STRoTHER. q.
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VIRGINIA.: In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county:
AraiL 10th, 1888.
Mary Gregory, PIT.
against
William Gregory. dcet.
IN cBaNcERY.
vi Mis- cause, being set for hearing by
I'll consent, came on 10 be heard this
goth day Of April, 1888. upon the bill,
answer and dispositions filed in the cause,
and was argued by counsel, whereupon il
is adjndged, ordered and decreed, that all
matters Of account. arising upon the bill
and answer between the parties, be refer
red TO Master Commissioner GARARD, with
instructions TO report upon the ssme: the
said Commissioner is further directed
without prejudice 10 the right Of the com
plsinant to contest the propriety OF the
matters OF account TO report and state an
account Of the expenses incurred by the
said Gregory in the improvement and re
pair Of the farm and premises in the pro
ceedings mentioned, during the time he
held them, and what would be a reasona.
BILE compensation for his agency and at.
ienlion 10 the farm per annum; and fur
Their, that he do report and state an &C.
count Of all matters which either party
may require TO be stated, or which the
Commissioner may deem pertinent and
proper; ami make report 10 this court oil
the same sixty days before the next term
A Copy .-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER. @.
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HrNOTICE.

A LII persons indebted TO the estate OF
IA John Doll, deceased, are hereby re-
oues.ed 10 come forward and settle THAR
accounts: and those having claims against
said estate. will please present them pro-
nerIv authentic aied for settlement, TO
DANiEL II. DOLL, Admss
September u, l6S3.-S
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IT OFT G. z.

~ = - 20
EN- consequence of the death Of Mr..
Il Thomas G.. Lane. il is necessary TO
close the business under the late firm OF
Thomas e. Lane, s. Co as soon as posi-.
BILE. All persons indebted to that firm are
requested TO call on The subscriber and
close their accounts.
G. w. SiIUTF, SURVIVING Part
# Thomas e. Lane Il Co.
ShepherdstoS Sept 90. 1853 1T.
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sEAMANS GARARD, Com'r

VIR GTNIA:-ln the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county:
April 18th, 1888.
David Hensil and Nancy c. his wife, and o.
theirs, PpWs.
against
Smith Miller and Harrison Waite, adm'rs. dc
bons non OF George Miller, decd. Of Hester
Miller, decd. and OF James Miller, decd.
and others, dcf's
IN CHa.vCERY.
EFT appearing TO the Court in this cause
I'll that the settlement Of the several &C
counts ordered TO be taken, has been great
~ DELAYED; il is by consent Of the parties
by their solicitors here in court, ordered
that the matters OF reference which have
here tofore been referred TO and partly pro,
ceeded in by Lemuel Bent, esq late Com
missioner Of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Cbancery for Frederick coun
lty, be referred to Master Commissioner
Garard of this Court; and the said Com.
missioner Bent is ordered TO transfer TO
Commissioner Carard the dispositions, pa
pers and proceedings on the said orders
of reference taken, prepared and made
by him so far as he has proceeded in the
same, and il is further ordered that Mas
ter Commissioner Garard do proceed to
finish and close the settlements Of the ac-
counts between the parties, stating all
such matters deemed pertinent by him.
specially, or which the parties may require
TO be so stated, and make report TO this
Court.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-26

Col. CrockeH.-A great deal has
been said in the newspapers concerning
Col. Crockett, who has been again e.
lected member Of Congress from Ten
nessee. 1t was the misfortune of the
Colonel to have received no school ed
ucation in his youth, and since to have
had but little opportunity to retrieve
that defect; but he is man Of a strong
mind, and of great goodness of heart,
The manner of his remarks is so pecu.
liar that they excite much attention
and are repeated because of their orr
ginality; but there is soundness, OF
point, in some Of them, which shows
the exercise Of well disciplined judg.
ment-and we think it not easy for ar
unprecedented man to communicate witt
the Colonel without feeling that he is
honest. We have had some opportu
nifty of knowing the callbre of many
memberso f Congress for 25 or 80 year:
past, and we have met with many, We
ry many, far less capable Of ascertain
ing truth than Col. C.-much less at
tentive to the duties Of their place
and of no more real use than would b.
one of Maelzel's automatons, so con
structed as to pronounce the words dy'
and no. But the Colonel does not thu,
yea or motor, whether right or wrong
the rote is his o,cn.
We have been oftentimes asked,-
"what sort of a man is Col. Crockett
and the general reply was-''just sucl
"a one as you would desire to meet with
if any accident or misfortune had hap
pened to you on the highway"
Niles Register.
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WALNUT HULLS.

BUSHELS Of WALsur HuIIs
wanted. for which the highest price will
he giyen, if delivered in good order.
JOHN N. RIDDLE, s. Co.
Martinsburg. Sept. 10. 1888.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. i,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
.Hariinsburg, Sept. 10, 1888.
The parties interested in the above
suit Will please TO take notice. that / will
attend at my Office in Martinsburg, on
Thursday the Gath day Of October next,
Tor the purpose Of carrying the above or.
der Of reference into effect. when and
where they will also attend with any fur
Their evidence which they may have to offer.
SEANiANS GARAkD, Conn.
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-Price Of Flour in Baltimore from wagons
So o0,-In Alexandria So 75-in demand.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-26

A public dinner was given to the
Hon. w. T. Barry, the sable and eff
ficient Postmaster General, on the 18th
inst, at Louisville, kentucky, by a
large number of his political friends.
The Postmaster General is expected to
return to his post, at the seat of Co
vernment, some time in the course Of
the year, probably before the meeting
of Congress.-Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-26

DIED,
On Sunday last, Mrs. JANE MARKER, wife
of Mr.. Daniel Marker, Of this place.
On the 18th inst. JACOB BEDINeER, Esq Of
Jefferson county, in the 9th year Of his age.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

.W0tMsJurg, Sept. 10. 1888. 5
THE parties interested in the above
suit will please 10 take notice, that shall
attend at my Office in Martinsburg. OF
Saturday The 10Th day of October next
for the purpose of carrying the above or
der OF reference into effect. when and
where they are also required TO attend
with any further evidence which they may
have TO offer.
SEAMANS GARARD, Com'r
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-01-02
RUNAWAY NEGROES.

WHERE committed to my custody as runaway
w negroes, three negro men, named BOB, SAM
and CHESS. Sam is yellow, 81 years old, about S
feet inches high, and rather good looking no scars
or other marks noticed. Bob is also yellow, rather
more heavily made than Sam, about 81 years old,
about feet 7 or inches high, can read and proha
bly, wri,e Chess is black abont the same height as
the Others about 20 81 years old said to be good
blacksmith has aislght scar on one side of his
Another negro named HENRY, of dark complexion,
was said to be in company with these, and escaped
These negroes escaped from the steamboat Illinois, 90
or 80 miles below shawneetown, about the 18th
inst. Sam says they are the property of Mr. Branch
Jordan, who they think sperhaps in partnership with
Mr.. Benjamin Lewis, living some where in the state
of Mississippi. Was also committed in like manner,
a negro man of light complexion, of about feet
inches height, 10 years of age; he escaped in this
lne,ghborhood from his master, who moving from
Virginia to Missouri about the 18th inst and says his
masters name is Benjamin Ferrl and the boy calls
his name JOHN.
| The above named negroes if not proved and taken
away within six weeks, will be hired out and dealt
with according to law.
| November 6, 1882.
1915 JOHN LANE, Shift. Gal. c.
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J. & J. WATERS
NEW
FERRY AT GRAFTON

YHNHE undersigned has established ferry across
IL the Mississippi river at the t,wn of Grafton
situated about one mile and a half bdow the mouth
Of the Illinois river, which is Y mics due west o.
Vandalia, and is the point to which the first survey
was made for the ocation'of the O. States Road AND
having good boats in operation, recommends this as
the most direct route for emgrants bound to Nilsson
ri, from Kentucky, by way OF Edwarisvlle, Milton
Upper Alton, Arnett's ford the Pia Lotions set
tleInent and to the Ferry at Grafton, hence to Mis-
souri,, St. Charles, Louisiana, Pahyn, and the Sail
River country generally travellersfron Greene coun
ty will find it to their advantage p at Grafton
to Missouri, it being only % miles putl of Carroton
fN-sF The subscriber wishes to employ or 8 car
penters and 10 hands to chop vood by the cord.
Grafton, Dec. IL, 1882 JAMES MASON.
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EOTICEVTO THE
MILITIA OF ILLINOIS.

WHO SERVED IN THE LIST CAMPAIGN, OF 1882.
"HE subscriber, (having now received
Il the Rolls from Washington,) will
commence the payment of the militia Of
Illinois, latel in the service of the United
States, by paEing the Brigade commanded
by General s Whitesides-the six compa.
MES organized out of it and commanded by
Col. Jacob Fry-the commands of Col.
johnson, Major Baily and of Gen. Still
man; being those who served in the LIST
Campaign.
The times and places for payment will
DE as follows:-
At Belleville, on Monday and Tuesday,
the 10 and 18th December.
At Edwardsvile on Thursday and Fri
day, the l3 and 18th December.
At Carrollton on Monday and Tuesday,
the 18th and 18th December.
At Atlas on Thursday and Friday, the
Goth and Dist of December
At Quincy on Monday and Tuesday, the
9th and 25th December.
At Rushville on Friday and Saturday,
the 2Sth and 29th December. -
At Beardstown on Monday, the 3Ist De-
cember.
At Jacksonville on Wednesday, the I'd
January, 1888.
At Springfield on Friday and Saturday,
the 4th and 9th January.
At Iillsborough on Tuesday the Sth Of
January.
And at Vandalia, Ito close, as far as pos
sble the payments to the Militia out in the
LET \ copornapc.,,rr ~,
the 10th day of January, 1898: From
thence to ST. LOUIS, to complete the
same.s
o. The Company Officers are requested
to attend early on the first day appointed at
each place of meeting, as information not
furnished by the Muster Rolls, is, in many
cases, required, and absolutely necessary,
to insure payments to the Companies.
Payments will be made to the legal At
torneys of the claimants. Where defec-
tive, or informal transfers have been given,
payments may have to be deferred, until af-
ter the payments generally have been
made, when they will be decided on,
The claims on account of deceased Per-
sons will be paid to their ''Widows or legal
representatives." or to their Attorneys;
Provided, proper proof is presented that
they are the Widows or Representatives.
OF The Militia of Illinois, recognized
as having been in the service of the United
States, after the LIST Campaign, will be paid
as soonas Congress appropriates the means;
Of which due notice will be given by the
Paymaster, who may be directed to pay
them. L. p. ANDREWS.
Pay Mister. u. S. Army.)
st. Louis, November %. 3S-4
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Administrators Notice.

VVHE undersigned having been duly appointed ad-
IL ministra tor on the estate of Samuel Black, de-
ceased, late of Crawford couty, Illinois, does hereby
notify all persons indebted to said estate, to make
immediate payment; and all those having claims
against the estate to present them duly authenticated
according to law, within nine months from the date
hereof that may be asceraned if the estate be SOL
vent or not and to enable the administrator to settle
the same. DAVID BLACK, Admir-.
November 18th, 1882. tS-A
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New and Elegant Fancy Goods.

lust received full supply of fashionable and
- new GOODS, consisting of Orleans Mqsiins,
Fig,d. Mandarnes, Palmarines, eros DIES Indies;
Zephvrines black Italian and French Florences and
eros des Swiss of superior quality, 3-4, "A and Sd
gauze and barege Hdkfs. and scars, Paris Hdkls
and Hermann Shawls, new and splendid article
Also-Gauze and Satin Ribbons, black and white
silk Hose and half Hose, of superior quality ladies'
and gentlemen's Gloves. For sale, wholesale ana
retail, on accommodating terms.
March 81. 4-ly U. b. BREWoIEh.
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Protection Insurance Company

ZOPHAR CASE, of vand,liI Agent for the
~ PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Hartford, Connecticut, Offers b insure Houses,
Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns a4 the contents Of
each, together with every othu anilar species OF
property
Against Loss and DanaA by Fire.
The rates of premium offered ire allow as those Of
any other similar institution, aid atry person has
now opportunity for triling,um.t protect him
self against the ravages of this testrttve element
For terms OF insurance application nay be made to
me at this place. am authorse to ssue policies to
Vandalia, July 4, 1882. le.tf
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LETTER FOUNDERS.


ually known established
LETTER FOUNDERS,
that they have formed co-partnership in said bust.
ness and hope, from their united skill and experience
to be able to give full satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their orders.
The introduction of machinery, in place fthe tedious
desderatum by tho European and American Founders,
was, by American ingenuity, and heavy expenditure
of time and money the part of senior partner,
first successfully accomplished. Extensive use of the
machine cast letter, has fully tested and established its
superiority that cast by the old process.
The Letter Foundry business will hereafter be carried
by the parties before named under the firm of White
Hagar, & Co. Their specimen exhibits complete Sc.
ries from Diamond to IA line Plea. The book and news
type being in the most modern light and style.
White, Hagar, Co. are agents for the sale of Smith
and Rust printing presses, which they furnish to
their customers at the manufacturers prices. Chases
Composing Sticks Ink and every article used in print
ling business, kept for sae,and furnished short notice.
Old type taken in exchange for new at cents per pound
N. B.-Newspaper proprietors whu give the above
three insertions, will be entitled i've dollars in such ar
ticles as they may select from our s,eclmen. :
E. WHITE,
VIM. HAGAR.
New York, May l0.-[November "A, 1882. ',
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Union Circuit Court, Illinois, October Term,
1929

Union Circuit Court, Illinois, October Term,
1882.
Eliza, Lucy and Polly Edwards,
by John Twiddy, their guar
dian, and Thomas, james and
Betsy Edwards, by VIM. WEIGH I'M CHAyCERy
against '
jeremiah Collins Edmunson Her.
aid, John Ankeny and others
defendants.
1t appearing that the order of publication taken
herein at the last term of this against Edmunson
Herald non resident, has not been duly made, and
it appearing that John Ankeny, another defendant in
this resides out of this state therefore ordered,
that they be notified to be- and appear on the first day
the next of this court to be held at Jonesboro
on the third Monday of April next, and enter their
appearance herein, otherwise that the bill will be
taken for confessed against them and that copy of
this order be published for four weeks successfully
commencing within sixty days from this date in the
Vandalia Wing, and all further proceedings are con-
Itinued until the next term.
correct copy, Nov. 26, 1882.
37-4 WINSTEAD DAVE, Crk.
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Administrators Notice.

A Ill persons having any claims against
~ the estate of William Chastln deceased,
late of Edgar county, are hereby notified to pre-
sent their accounts to me or the Judge of Pro-
bate for Edgar county within nine months from
this date, and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
JOHN BOND, Administrator.
October 9th, 1882. [34.]
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TAKEN Up.

RpY Nicholas Boivin, living on Hickory Creek,
Id Cook couny, Ill. on:he Sd of September, 1882,
brown MARE, fourteen hands high, right fore foot
and half hindfo owhie, appraised to fly five dollars
by George w. Dole, John Wellmaker and Mason B.
Beaulern, before Isaac Hartman, Esq.
Teste RICH'D.. |. HAMILTON, elk.
1873