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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-21
EDIGREu.

He'd Rover the property Of MIR Boisseau
and raised by MIR Baker of Ches,erfi. Id.
was sired by Dir Charles who was sired
by Sir Archie, out ola Citizen mare. fSec
American Turf Regisser,) his dam b. the
imported horse Chance out of Cel,e nv
OLD Wi air grand dam the celebrated.
old MARI Lady Bollingbrook who was bv
Psn'oloon; gg Z dam Cadis by Worm
legs, King Herod a son Of Fearnought: q
gg 6 dam Prim Rose by Dove; ggggG
dam by Othclo, son Of Crab; ggggg
dam Col Taskcrs imported mare Se,emis.
by the Godolphin Arabian.
BENJAMIN MOODY,
WIN II JOHNSON.
Feb. %, 1888
The shove pedigree given by Mr. John.
son and Mr. Moody. know TO be perferf-
" correct; having owned several OF Lady
Boilingbroos stock which | plways
thought very highly Off Red Rover ,sa
full Brother TO Heigo. who is 4 race horse
oil the first order and stands "a such.
JAMES j HARRISON.
Extract from Mr. Boisseaus letter. So
soon as MIR Baker returns from the South.
! will get Certificates Of Red Rover,s
Race and time OF Running which believe
was IN minute and SIS seconds over a
heavy course; also Of the high standing &,
reputation Of his dam, she is now i6 years
old and could moi ne bought for $500.
p, + BOisSEAU.
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DFElection Notice.

NOTTCE is hereby given, that an Elec-
~ ton will be held at the Court House
of Berkeley county, on Monday the Sth
of April nc1t, for the purpose of electing
fit person as representative TO the 23d
Congress of the United States, from the
district composed of the counties of Berke
ley, Frederick, jefferson. Hampshire and
Morgan; for fit person as Senator TO
represent the district Of Berkeley. Hamp
shire and Morgan, in the General Assem-
bly,; also two fit persons as delegates to
represent the county of Berkeley IN the
House OF Delegates.
JOEL WARD, Sb'f.
March 81. 1855
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Il fY virtue OF decree - 5o Cn,ait
a-p Superior Court oil Lew an6 h.ncery
for Berkeley county,made " the last erin.
n suit therein depending 20 wh,ch John
siroiher Is plaintiff and TIE heirs OF Robt
Gallaher. deed. uie defendants. III, under
signed. commissioners appointed for that
purpose, will sell at the Gsor OF the Court
House in Marinshurg, on SATURDAY, The
18Th day Of 3prit nert. tire 49,.
HOUSES and LOT in the said SIR
town of Aiartinshuis on the north ,ss,&
vest corner of Queen anG John 4Ikss
street, except the part occupied by jacob
Baies.) Of which The said Robert Gallaber
died possessed. Terms: third OF the
purchase money. cash. and the balance in
six. twelve aud eighteen months: the pur
chaser giving bonds. with deed Of trust on
The premises. for the deferred payments.
ISAAC S LAUCK.
CHA'S d. STEWART.
March 81, 1888 is
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LIME FOR SALE.
Notice.

lNUtII.Cs
yHyHE subscriber having placed all hrs
4 notes and accounts in the hands OF
Seamans Gerard for Collection and settle
ment, therefore all persons indebted %
him, will call upon the said S Garard a.
soon as possible and discharge the san
R JANNEY
Martinshurg, March 81, 1888 st
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81 USl on .,.ob,iay tas',,nIlf rDad iead'
III ing from the residence OF the su
ac5iber to Daniel Emerson's Black staff
Reicule containing Morocco Pocket
Book, Key. and several other article u
the Pocket Book, there were several vain
able papers and receipts conct.sning The
estate of my deceased husband, George
Spero, also between ninety and one hun
dred dollars in cash, principally notes on
the Hagerstown & Wiliamsport Banks.
Whosoever may find the same and return
it to the su bscriber, shall receive twenty
five dollars. besides thanks.
SARAH SPERO.
March 81, 1886
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Thompson's Office,

leo doors south ~ The Post Office.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
To DC drawn al Martinsburg, Berkeley
County Va, on monday the 9Th day Of
April, 1888
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TRUST SALE.

March 81, 1888 tt
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Pablo Sale of Land.

March 18th. fs33.-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
From the Maids. & Widow. Magazine

From the Maids. & Widow. Magazine.
TIE LApg's MAN.-This animal
is ore oi the most usetu! species Of the
domestic tribe. lie seldom arrives at
perfection until the age Of thirty-live.
when he is usually o: short stature.
and some hat bald at tie top of the
head. lie Is rs active as tt.c Monkey,
and possesses similar chatter. COM
monty Gcnoininatcd s.Sr,lll talk
'dkc the French poodle; he is per-
feet in I'll" art of ''ietching and carry
ing. and may be seen with his canine
companion IN the society Of the Fair
Sex, when ali others Of the male kind
are rlgidly excluded.
To the Maid he is invaluable. no
less as a convenient partner in the
dance. lie supplies the place Of a
olay-hiil at the Theatre, and on ac-
count Of his acknowledged harmless
ness. allows and takes many freedoms.
so that a Irritation with him is c!as.ed
among the .'ianocent amusements,
there being no one instance in the re.
cords Of natural history of his evel
''Pairlnc."
BY the Wife his services are no less
esteemed. He hands the toats at tea
shows off in the science Of compare.
tive anatomy at dinner-brews CAPT
tai lady's punch after supper, and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

THE inhabitants of Richmond and its vi
- cinity. Just received BY the subscri-
beers, and will be for sale in a few days, a
large and general assortment of Gr0ce-
ries, Rio, Havana, and St. Domingo COT
fee, Orleans, loaf and lump Sugar powder,
shot, lead, gunpowder and young hyson
tea, Indigo, and all kinds of dye-stufs,
nails, spice, pepper. cloves, nutmegs, and
all articles in the grocery line, imported
liquors, Holland gin, French brandy, rum,
port wine ,claret do. Madeira, do. A large
lot ofmackerei in barrels and half barrels,
No. 2, of 1892. Salt, ready made clothing,
for which all kinds of country produce will
be taken In exchange by
OVRfiLZER & M'NUTT.
Next door to Woods tavern, Richmond,
Indiana. WANTED.-Flour, whiskey,
bacon, wheat and all kinds of country pro-
Once, for which the highest maket price
viii be given. y. & VI.
May, 18th 1858. 10
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THE subscriber, grateful to his former
customers for past favors, hereby in
forms them and the public generally, thai
he is still engaged in Cardiag, Fatiing,
and Manufacturing Cloth, Flannel, and
Biankefs on the most moderate terms, al
b. Hibberd's Factor, on the east fork OF
Whitewater, Immediately above Charles
Months grist mill, one mile northeast
from Richmond, where he presumes the
work done the past year, 50 far rende red
general satisfaction As to insure q contin
uance Of public patronage Having TIVE
machines and plenty of water, he will be
enabled to do carding for those coming q
distance Immediately SO that they may take
their rolls home with them. He will also
purchase wool at fair prices, or exchange
Cloth, flannel, and baise, Of which he now
has an assortment on hand for wool.
JOHN PHELPS
May Is. 1893. ~
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aaed along in a balloon just above
the region Of the clouds, the Alps and
Andes would be the islands of bis
vapory sea. In some places from his
airy flight he would la vain drop the
sounding line, and again, when passing
over some high land, with the lead and
lime, he would tind soundings. Thus il
lis with the navigator Of the ocean.
He sails over lofty mountains and deep
valleys, and mighty monsters gambol in
these valleys, and roam, in the fast
nesses Of thes. Submarine mountains.
Sometimes til. lofty summit cfsonc ia,
bic mountain presents 4 sboai upon
which the navigator anchors his ship.
Again the PERCEPTIONS summit Of some
granite cliff pierces thro' the surface
OF the ocean, and VIXEN the ship is
dashed against tAis rock, the drowned
mariner rolls down the declivity OF
Ithe mountain TIL he finds grave far
below, in the depths of the valley at
its base. Again the summit of the
ocea!, mountain rises above the wave,
and becomes the fertile island, thronged
with inhabitants and all the variety OF
animated life. In most part of the
open ocean, it is so deep that no bottom
has been found by any hne vet used
In consequence the great depth Of
the ocean, it has frequently been cal.
led bottomless, and by the ignorant il
has been supposed to be literally with
lout bottom. The mountains Of the
dry land do not rise above 10000 feet.
and reasoning from analogy. it is ex-
Iceedingly improbable, that the depth
of the ocean in any part, can exceed
10000 feet. But it would hardly be
in our power to find the bottom even
at one-taird ofthat depth. Lord Null
grave, who had distinguished himself
upon the floor Of parliament, as well as
upon the deck ofhis ship. threw a SCUM.
ding line in the Northern ocean, OF
greater length than had ever before
been used. lie heaved a very heavy
sounding lead. & gave out with it a
rope of 1850 feet. But he found no
bottom.-This is the greatest depth
that has ever been tried to be measur-
cd, and it is very possible that if the
rope had been four times as long, the
attempt would have been equally una
vailing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
Richmond Foundry.

THE subscribers under the hrm OF
Il GROVER & WILLIAMS, have commence
ed the FOUNDRY BUSINESS, In
Richmond, Indiana. Where they have on
hand an assortment of PLOUGH and
MILL CASTINGS, .4JNDIRO-N:S, &c.
They are manufacturing and will keep
constantly for sale ploughs of the most APP
proved patterns and of the best materials
All articles usually cast at such an estab-
lishment, made on short notice. If good
materials and workmen with a correct
knowledge Of the business will secure Gus
tom we with confidence solicit public pat
ronage. Those who wish to obtain cast
ings from any pattern, OF ploughs of good
quality, are respectfully invited to call.
All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to.
F.. GROVER,
A. WILLIAMS,
January 18th, 1888. D
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CRATErUL for the patronage he has here.
tofore received, requests continu-
ance of the same. lie has lust received
from Cincinnati, new assortment OF
JEWELRY and SiLN Elk W AXE, con-
sisting of breast pins, finger-rings, ear
drops, watch chains gold, plated and steel,
seals, keys, g;i3rd chains, silver table and
tea spoons, plated do. silver thImbles,
pocket pistols, percussion caps, pocket
compasses, pocket books, fancy and snuff
boxes, spectacles, beads, pen and pocket
knives, &c &c. which he offers for sale at
low profits.
March ,, 1888.
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takes the childrea to see Christina.
pantom;mes. At the birthday luven
lie parties he pares the oranges, per
forms the principal character in the
classical game Of stumble puppy
and adjusts the machinery Of the mage
lantern. When Gan event. occArs,
he stands godfather. and sees horse ell
DERBY aunts after family tea parties.
But the Widow most appreciates
the lady's men. Does she want a
new servant? He procures ga two
years character" from the late place.
Is she curious about tie cause Of Miss
So and Sos illness! He leaves not an
enquiry unasked Until the mystery is
solved. He receives her dividends at
the Banks, and plays the fiddle at her
dances. In short, ne all but supplies
the place of,he "dear departed"
The sustenance OF this animal is de-
rived principally from Authenticated,
caudle, negus, &c. and he is very alb
stcm,ous, generally lives to a good old
age, and dies respected and beloved
BY a numberou-circle Of acquaintance.
with the satisfactory assurance Z, that his
virtues will be mmortalized IN divers
I"Stanzas on departed FRIEND" and
sundry s'Lines on the death of an es-
,teemed cousin" in the Lady's Maya.
zine.
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Alexander M'Cuaraly.

CRATEFUL for the liberal patronage he
- has received, respectfully informs his
friends, and the public generally, that he
continues to carry ON the TAILORING
BUSINESS, In all its various branches,
at his old stand On Main street, two doors
east of j VI. Laws store, where all orders
in his line will he thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Having a regular
CORES pondence with some of the principal
merchant taiiors of New York, he is con-
stantly furnished with the latest changes
in the fashions. Garments cut on the
shortest notice, and warranted to fit we'll
if properly made up.
August 10th. 1892. 32
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w

=" DILHORN, respectfully inform'
W. the citizens OF Richmond and vi
cinity, that he has commenced the has
making business, on Main street, one door
west Of Blocks and opposite Eli Browns
store, and from his experience and oppor-
tunities Of being acquainted with the bu-
siness he hopes to merit share of the pub
Tic patronage He will keep on hand an
assortment Of mems and boys fashionable
and plain castor and roram hats, which he
will sell on As reasonable terms as can be
purchased in the place. Furs, lambs wool
and approved country produce viii be ia
ken In exchange for hats.
Richmond, April 9th, 1888. Is
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RichnaOmd WOllen Factory

Richmond WOllen Factory.
IL AVING made considerable addition to
their machinery, the subscribers would
respectfully inform the public that they are
now prepared to manufacture any of the
various kinds of woollen goods that may be
called for, ia a workmanlike manner -
Wool CARDING, will also receive particu-
lar attention, and they hope to be able to
accommodate all those who may fav or them
with their custom, on the shortest notice
Futtiag, dyeiag and dressing CLOTH, will
at all times be particularly attended to and
they hope by steady attention to business
to give general satisfaction. They expect
to keep constantly on hand general as
sortment of Cloth, Flannel, Blankets, and
Jeans, which they will sell on the most
reasonable terms, or exchange for wool.
Various kinds of produce taken in pay
ment at the maKet price.
* ID. KING.
Richmond, Nay 4, 1888. IL
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From Scientific Tracts.
TIE OCEAN.

The ocean presents almost innumer-
able objects Of variety and Interest.
though at first view it seems merely
a bound!css cxpanse Of water without
any thing to allure curiosity. a little
farther acquaintance with its wonders
opens vast field for scientific research.
The elephant on land does not equal
in SIZE or strength the huge monsters
which rel, and gam,ol in the depths
U:tllc ccc,r. And rs full as is the
wilderness with animated life, It does
rot. in this rcSpeci. surpass the waters.
every drop of hica Us filed with living
leinss. The various and ever shifting
currents OF the atmosphere. are per
har> not more inexplicable. than the
currents Of the ocean. The exhal-
aiions cf the ocean moisten the air.
al fer;'!ize the ground, replenish the
springs, and supply the ceaseiess flow
OF rivers.
DEPTH OF THE OCEAN.
The bottom of the ocean is like the
surface @: n. dry land. Islands are
hut the sumuiits OF mountains rising a
bovc he waves. II ? person were
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL be sold az public sale, on Satur :
w day the sth ofJune next, at the late
residence of John p. Woods, deceased ,one
mile north of Hillsborough, the personai
property of said deceased, consisting OF
young horses, sheep. hogs, 4 Wagon, a
clock, farming utensils, four thousand
bricks, and other articles. Sale to COM
mence at 10 O'Clock. A credit will bg
given for all sums exceeding Two dollar.
The estate is probably solvent.
JOHN PURvIA,rE
Executor
May IS, 1882. 10
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THANKFUL for the liberal patronage
received, respectfully informs his
friends and the puplic generally, that he
has moved to the corner Of Main and
Washington streets, where he intends to
work In the best manner; not
inferior to any in the state A constant
supply Of gentlemen's and ladies' SAD
DIES, PORTMANTEAUs, TRUxKs, VALE
cEs, BR'DLEs, WHIrs, RoEEs, TaEEs, and
different kinds of articles in his line Of bu-
siness, all of which he will dispose of on
reasonable terms a. any house of the kind
in the west. Friends and acquaintances
are cordially invited to call.
Richmond, Indiana.
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CAUT.oN.-LANDs IN TExAs.-Wl

/ CAUTION -LANDs IN TExAs.-Wc
deem it duty to warn the unwary
against purchasing fallacious and spur
ious scrip or pretended patents for
lands in Texas. By an act Of the Mex
lean Government all speculation, all
transfers. all gambling in lands there
are excluded. Grants are made to
actual settlers, and no others, who af-
ter six years residence receive per-
feet tile, and not sooner. TO men
with families larger tract is allowed
than to single man; but none can
hold such property without residence
and citizenship.
a gentleman Of the highest respecta-
bility, recently arrived from Texas, has
related to us many cases of gross fraud
and blind delusion. Sales Of imagin-
airy title had been made by sharpers to
gentlemen in various parts Of the Uni
ted States-in Tennessee, iii New
York and elsewhere; and crcdulous
men who fancied themselves worth
100000 dollars found, on arriving in
Texas, that the lands were granted on
certain conditions. bat never sold.
Plunged into despair, some of these
Idupcs quilted that fine country in dis
gust, because they had been deceived
in this.
Every editor and printc, in the Uni
ted States ought to denource to the
public such a5ominabie deception.
The hawkers OF such patents might
as well sell lands in Nova Zcmbla or
in the moon.
IS to Texas Itself, a tide Of cmigra-
ton sets rapidly into il; a'.d a mode
has been devised Of evadiag the law
against negro slavery. but Only for one
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .f,lccriiser.
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AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE,
Supplementary to an Ordinance for the
purpose of establishing FRE CoMPAN
les in the town Of Richmond.
Section l. Be it ordained BY the Pres
ident aud Trustees of the town of Rich
mond, that the company called the BucAet
company for extingulsAing FIRE, shall have
full power under tins corporation to incor-
porate themselves into a company by the
name of the Bucket Comreny for the pur
pose of extinguishing fire In the town of
Richmond, and thereby have full power to
make their own bye-laws, and impose fines
on their members to compel them to duty,
provided they be not contrary to the laws
of the Corporation or Of this state.
Sec. =. That those of the citizens of
.i~ to"-. - R.-A-...A who do not organ
ize themselves into, or with anv of the
companies for the purpose ofextinguishing
FIRE shaft pay annually the sum of two dol
lars to the president and Trustees of the
town Of Richmond, to be collected BY the
common collector Of corporation revenue,
and shall be expressly applied to the pur-
pose of procuring BUCKETS OF some other
apparatus for the purpose of extinguishlng
fire and to no other purpose whatever.
Sec. s. That every person who shall
be a citizen of Kichmond and over the age
of twenty-one years, and not organized
with any Of the Companies for the purpose
of eKtinguishing fire in or before the first
day of july 1883, and shall be under the
age of sixty years, shall be considered as
person, shall be assessed at
that time as such and each and every OF
them shall be held in the above stated sum
of two dollars for the benefit ofextinguish-
ing fire.
Sec. 1t shall be the duty Of each OF
the several Companies for the purpose OF
FIRE in this corporation to
hand into the Board Of Trustees on the
said FIRST day of July 1893, the names OF
each of their members in writing and to
do the same each year after forever be-
tween the twentieth and thirtiet tn DAYS OF
April.
BAIL BRIGHTWELL Prest.
COX Sec'y.
May % 1888.
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!. BRTfTON. Barberi,sim<

q. BRrfTON, Barbefissimo of the
- Hooshier vile Of Richmond, may be
found at his office, between the National
Hotel and Union Hall. He does not shave
a. many gougers do, bank notes, &c. but
operates on the face N a jadicious and
scientific manner. He is emPhatically a
gentleman Of the strop. He is the barber
Of BARRIERS, the greatest barber that ever
barberiscd barberee in this barberously
barberised world. In the room adjoining
his Office he has ALI kinds Of "kisses'' sweet
and beer strong, cakes and all kinds Of
sweetDeats, for SALE
June /, 1888. u
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6

THE subscribers viii pay one dollar and
- twenty-five cents per hundred, for
hin cast iron, such as old broken potts,
kettles, andirons, plough moulds. DC. DC.
and a fair price for heavy pieces. if deliver
ed at their foundry in Richmond. A pen
ny saved is worth two earned.
GROVER Il WILLIAMS.
January 18th, 1893.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

HIATT 4 MOORE of Milton, and CA
II LEB X. WILLIAMS of this place.
having purchased the entire stock of A.
chiiles Williams in the saddiing business,
will hereafter conduct said business, at the
same stand, (corner Of Main and Front sts.
in Richmond,) under the firm of HAT,
Moore 4 Williams where they intend keep
ing at all times, a general assortment OF
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS,
TRUNKS, ROBES, aud all other artl-
cles in their line of business, Of the best
materials and workmanship, and at the
most reasonable prices. Their experience
in the business warrants them In saying
that their work will recommend itself to
the former customers of the shop and the
public generally.
JOEL HIATT,
CHARLES HI. MOORE
CALEB II. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May 18th, 1893. 10
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q TToRSEY and COUNSELLOR AT Law, hav'
u ing permanently located himself In
Richmond, respectfully informs the public
that he will faithfully attend to all business
that he may be entrusted with in the line
of his profession. He will regularly at
tend the Circuit courts of Wayne. Union
Fayette, Rush, Delaware, Henry. and
Randolph counties.
March . 1873
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IT PAGE would inform the public that
- his hay scales, situated on the alley
south of Main between Pearl and Wash
ington streets, is now in complete order.
Strict and due attention will be given by
the proprietor.
Richmond, Nay 4, 1893. IL
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$ now located in the town Of Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana. His Office Is
on W ashington street, two doors north OF
the Union Hall, where he may be found
ready to attend to any calls in the line OF
his profession, and from a long practica.
experience he hopes to give general salts
faction.
May 18th, lS:i3. Is
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Whisky for sale.

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale BY
~ the subscriber living four miles east
of Richmond, on the farm recently 0ceu-
pied by Paul Larsh, any quantity Of Whis-
key, rectifed, coiored, old and new, to
suit purchasers. 1t will be sold low for
Cash. JOHN GRAFFT
Nav Is, 1893 Il