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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29

Ornaments Of A trican Women.-Se.
veral women visited our party; they
wore belts Of large beads, cut out of
the columns of conch shells and had
one custom which we hadnowhere else
observed. This consisted of having
the upper lip bored through, into which
was introduced a piece of ivory, or
shell, made in the shape of horn, ve-
ry smooth, and about three inches in
length. The extremity ofthis being
in the mouth, the lady's principal a.
musement appeared to be IN keeping it
IN constant motion with the tip of her
tongue Capt. Oaeen's Narratire.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29

Ne,o Cotton.--Lastyear the first bale
of new cotton was brought to market
on the 81 August, by Col. Hammond of
South Carolina. 1t sold for 0 cents.
The same gentleman, on Wednesday
last, brought the first of the new crop
this year, which was sold to A. Sibley|
for 10 cents.--Gcorgia Courier.
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1t has been remarked that the rise II
the market price Of Cotton, caused by
the increased demand for the article IN
Europe, will effectually neutralise Nul,
LITIGATION
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ONE DAY LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.
Inc ship GOUernor Troup, Capt. PIroH
hR' from Liverpool, sailed on the 18th
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Horatio .McPh1son. Esq. 1--WE errone
onsiy announced his name Horatio q
Mcpherson in our last,) has entered upon
the discharge Of the duties Of bis recent
appointment AS Cashier of the Washing
ton County Bank. -WiIliamsport Banner
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N'A"S "a oH HSSSA PUN vi SOOuSs
Retaliation - Some few years since in
the county Of Penobscot, there lived a
man by the name oil H, whose creates,
pleasure Was in tormeniiug others; his
ow family was generally the butt Of his
sport.
One cold and clustering night. he re.
tired TO bed at an early hour. his wife be.
ing absent at neighbours sometime altt r.
she returned; finding the doors closed
she demanded Abundance.
" ho are you cried Nj. Fl.
You know who am, let NE in il is very
Geld.
Begone. you stroIling vagabond; | wan,
nothing OF you here.
But must come in.
You know my name, il is Mrs. II.
hego'e! Mis- h is likely woman; she
never keeps such late hours AS this.
Mrs. ii replied. if you do NO, let me
IN, viii drown myself in the well.
Do. II you please, he replied.
She then took up log and plunged il
into the well and retired TO the side of The
door
MIR. II. hearing the noise rushed from
the house. to save as he supposed, his
drowning wife. She at the same time
slipped m, and closed the door alter her
MIR II almost naked, in turn deman ded
admittance.
Who are you, she demanded.
lou know who am let me in, or !
shall freeze.
begone, you thievish rogue! want no.
thing Of you.here.
But must come in.
w hat Is your name?
You know my name, it Is Mr.. II.
Mr.. ii. is a very likely mani be don't
keep such late hours.
Suffice it TO say. after keeping him in
the cold until she was satisfied, opened
the door and let him in.--Bosion Journal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29

The Dry Goods dealers in Salem
have unanimously agreed not to give
patterns Of any description of goods.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29

The Brig Belvidera, arrived at the
port of Alexandra, from Liverpool,
brought over from Holland four grey
hounds, with a litter Of whelps-the
hounds being present for the Presi.
dent of the United States from Mr..
Davezac. They are beautiful animals.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-29

The packet ship Europe, at New York
brings London papers TO the 10Th, and
Liverpool to the 10th July inclusive
They contain the intelligence confrmato
ry oil the report received by the way oil
Gibraltar, Of the destruction of Don Mi
guel's feet by Admiral Napier, the part.
culars Of which will be found below.
1t will also be seen that Pedro's cause
on land was advancing successfully. We
make our selections Of intelligence chiefly
from the Commercial Adyertiser.-BaH.
american.
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Judge Clayton Of Georgia (of Bank
accommodation notoriety), announces
IN the newspapers a grand project a.
ganst 'ehale oil. He wishes TO super.
cede this, in the south, by cotton seed
oil, and thus keep southern money at
home-instead of paying it to the Yam.
kee whalers.--I5.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-17

FlkGlNlA.-ia the Circuit Superior COURT
Of LG,r and Chancery for Berkeley county
SEPTEMBER nth, 1889
Samuel swingley, piaiaii6,
Jeremiah Jack, sen. and the heirs of Meye.
reii Locke, decd: defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
HSiE defendant jeremiah Jack having
D been more than four months served with
The process OF this court. and he having fail
cd to appear and answer the bill of the com.
piainant. the same is taken for confessed a.
galnst him: and this cause came on to be
heard upon the bill and exhibits filed. and the
answer OF the infant defendants by their guar,
dian ad lituln. and was argued by counsel,
and ii appearing TO the Court that the trustee
Mtverell Locke is dead, and that the purpo,
SEES for which the deed Of trust was executed
will be defeated, without the appointment of
some person or persons by this court, 10
act with powers and authority of said trustee,
IN making sale and executing a conveyance
OF SAID land; II Is adjudged, ordered and de.
creed, that Conrad Hogmire and Charles Jas
Faulkner be, and they are hereby appointed
trustees and special commissioners of the
court, IN the lieu and stead of the said Meve-
reli Locke, for The purpose Of carrying into
eHOS' 'Hc pfo'isfohS OF tue ueeu oil trust re-
ierred TO, ard made an exhibit in this cause,
giving such notice of sale as is required by
said deed. and III all respects complying with
the acquisitions OF the same, selling al public
auction the tract of land III the proceedings
mentioned, or so much thereof as may he
necessary to pay the whole debt in the deed
mentioned, as we'll the installments now due.
as those that will hcreaf,f. fall due, and the
costs and charges attending the trust and car
ryinS the same into effect. upon the follow ing
terms. TO wit: one third Of the purchase mo.
ney ~ cash, and the balance In equal ga yrnents
OF sax, twelve, and eighteen months, taking
Of The purchaser bonds with deed of trust
on the. premises TO SECURE the deferred pay
ments; and make report to the next court,
returning for its inspection all bonds, deeds
and assurances taken by them, 10 order to a
lInai decree. A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER,o
BY virtue of the above decretal order, the
ED undersigned Special Commissioners, Will
oiier at public sale before the Court House IN
the town of Martinsbnrg, on Mondau fhe IAN
Of .J@"tn,5, 1888 the TRACT OF LAND,
upon which said jeremiah Jack now resides.
situated on the river Potomac. and supposed
TO contain i79 acres. The deed Of trust was
gwen to secure the payment Of siO2s 90,
et"ienced by seven single bills, bearing date
10th oil, April 1927 payable in seven annu
al instruments interest from their dates.
CONRAD HOGMfRE, =
CliAS: JAS: FAULKNER,
80 Special Commissioners
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VIRGINIA:-hs The CIemi Superior Court
Of Lac and Chaseery for Berkeley county,
Gapfau.hor taal

VfRGINIA:-hs The Crems S,per;or Co,si
Of Lac and Chaseery for Berksleu eotlrtv,
September 24th, 1854.
Joseph Henry and Charity +. his wife.
and Martin Gillet, - pHs.
James P. Erskine 10 his own right and z
as ex'r. Of Rebecca Crouch, decd. @
Harriet Fakes, Isaiah Tunnel, Mary =
A. c. Burke, Elizabeth II. Tunnel, ) p
William j. TuHuell and Philip MAIDEN. e
bcusch, Sheriff of Berkeley county, =
Committee, admir-. of Ann Fakes, =
and George @. Fakes, and Thomas f. =
Fakes, decd. and admir- de boots non
! of Andrew M'Coy, deceased, defs :.
Ell is therefore decreed and ordered that
Il the defendant James 2. Erskine, do de-
liver the slaves, Emery, Theresa, .Horatio,
Andrew, Harriet. Elijah. Eliden and Robert,
IN the bill mentioned, to the defendant Philip
Sadenbousch, the Committee, admir-, of
Thomas + Fakes and George G Fakes, dec.
and that the said James P. Erskine do also
transfer and deliver 70 the said Philip. MAIDEN.
bousch any bonds or notes IN bis possession,
taken for the hire of said slaves since the
death of Rebecca Crouch. and that he also
account before Master Commissioner Garard,
for the hire of said slaves since the death of
Mrs. Crouch. The said Commissioner is
hereby required TO state an arcount Of The
hires and their value and report TO this court,
aud how they may be divided among the dis
tributes of said Thomas F Fakes and Geo:
G. Fakes. allowing TO plaintiff Martin Gillett
as trustee for Charity +. Henry, one third
thereof. TO The defendant Harriet Fakes ano-
Their third thereof. aud 10 the infant children
of Mary Tunnel, decd to wit. Mary A. C..
Burke, Elizabeth II. Tunnel, aud William
l. Tunnel. the other third, and that he also
report any other matter, relative to the said
slaves, and their hires deemed pertinent by
him, specially. or which the parties interes
ted may require to he SO stated.
A Copy .-Teste.
InIJN CTpnTJED .
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Notice.

a LII those having claims against the es-
Ia tate of the late John Burns, ser. dec d.
are earnestly requested to bring the same for.
ward Immediately, properly authenticated for
payment; and those ind ebted are notified that
immediate payment must be made as no fur
ther indulgence can or will be given, the I'm :
designed being anxious TO bring the estate
to speedy settlement
WILLIAM C. BURNS, , m,
JOSEPH GORRELL. "a"rS'
January II, 1888 st
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IN WI 'N'Tt :
JOHN STROTHER, {
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. ]
.Harfinsbmg, Jun II, 1888.

.Haiins5uIg, Jan II, 1888.
THE parties interested in the above suit
will please to take notice that | will attend
at my office In -Martinsburg. on Saturday,
the 10th day of February, s33, for the pur
pose of entering upon the duties required by
the above order. when and where they are
also required TO attend with all the necessa
ry evidence and vouchers, TO enable me TO
make up the required report
SEAMANS GARARD, Con,r:
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s%-The Editor Of the Gazette would res.
pectfally request all those indebted to him to
make immediate payment. He is much in
want of funds at present, having lately pur-
chased net type, SC. which he is daily ex-
pecting to receive, and other calls for money.
renders it necessary that bis patrons should
not entirely forget him. ----,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-17
MARRIED..

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Rid
die, Mr.. William ~. Thompson, of this place
10 Miss Ehsdbeth Glass, daughter Of Maj. Jas.
V. Glass, of Frederick County.
On the same day, by the Rev. Mr.. Mat
thews, MIR. Jared Nc Daniel. to Mrs. Sarah
Ronemous, both Of this county.
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VIRGINIA, 10 wit: h.
. In the Superior Court Of ChanceYt holden
at ninchester. the 25h dag Of November, $50.
William Wilson, pu.
e.4 against r..
Hiram Henshaw, surviving executor of John
Gray; DECD John q. Wilson, admir- Of
Samuel K.,Wiilson, decd who was an ex.
ecutor Of John Gray, decd Jane GRAY:
widow of said John Gray, decd. and tho
heirs Of said deceased, delft.
FHvHIS cause came on to be heard, thi. 25th
a day Of November, 1880, Upon the bill,
answers aud exhibits, and was argued by
counsel--on consideration whereof the court
doth adjudge. order and decree, that Mas,
ter Commissioners of sthis court do examine.
state and settle the executorial account OF tho
defendant Hiram Henshaw, and also of Sam.
,iel X. Wilson, dee d. with the estate Of John
Gray, decd. stating all such matters specioI-
~ deemed pertinent by himself; or which
shall be required by either of the partie, to
be specially stated, and make report thereof;
to the Court in order TO final decree: And
the parties by their counsel. agree that the
accounts to be taken as aforesaid shall be
received and taken in the suit OF Smith Mil
Ter against the said Hiram Henshaw. sur
wing executor as aforesaid and others. now
depending IN this court, as If the settlement
was made by the order Of reference In that
suit. = ~ - 3,
And on the 9th day of November, $780,.
II is further decreed and ordered that tho
Master Commissioner who settles the estate
account ofJohn Gray, deed. do also take an
account Of the value Of the lands, and hou-
ses and lots John Gray, died, seized of. in
the county of Berkeley, atjthes time Of his
death, and the annual rents thereof, exclu-
si9e OF such, parts thereof as are held by
Mrs. Jane Gray, his widow, as her dover.
and make report thereof to this court
And on motion of the defendants, the Com
missioner is also directed to take an account
of such monies, if any, as the plaintiff bath
received from John Russell Of Tennessee, or
his representatives, on account of the debts
claimed by the plaintiff-and also of all Sc
curities II any received, or procured BY the
| plaintiff on account of that debt, and Of the
state and progress OF a suit saidsto be brought
by said plaintiff against said John RusselI's
representatives, with all matters specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself or re-
qnred by either Of the parties to be special-
ly stated.
| A Copy.-Teste, ~,
| DANL. LEE, Q.
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Pubic Sale.


EN- obedience to ,decretal order of The
FL Circuit Superior Court Of Law s. Chan
Gerry of Berkeley, county, September Term,
1882, rendered in the case Of George Swey-
ers admir-. of Jacob Sweyers, decd & Mary
Ann Sweyers and John Kearns and Elenor
his wife, plrff's against jonathan Bowman
and others, heirs and representatives ofJohn
Bowman, decd. defts. the undersigned as
Commissioner named in said decree, viii sell
at public auction in front the Court House
of Berkeley county, on the 10Th deg IF Feb
sua,y neat, house and lot which AxA
the said John Bowman died, seiz esTs
ed and possessed. situated on the 80
South side of Burke street, adjoin-
ing the lots of Frederick Bremen and Ed
ward p. Blakeney, in the town of Mar, ms
burg, on the following terms, 70 wit. the
payment OF one third in cash, the balance in
three equai, payments at sig, twelve and eiSh-
teen months, the purchaser securing the de
fered payments by giving bond with good
personal security. -
CHAS: ID. STEWART, Com'r.
January II, 1898.
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Eagle Tavern For Rent. !.

VHE old established tavern stand in Win
b chester, for many years kept by Peter
Lauck, and. atPresent by Josiah Massie, 10
Tor rent. is unnecessary TO enter isto
minute description Of the property, or tho
advantages for business that it possesses, as
II is presumed to be well known. 1t will be
rented for one or more years, and possession
given on the first Of March. For terms sp-
ply to Peter Lauck, Winchester, or the sub
scriber in Martinsburg.
ISAAC s. LAUCK.
January 10, 1851
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Thornpson's Office,
Two doors South Of the Post Office

WESTERN VIRGINIA LOTTERY,
Class ., for 1858, to be drawn at Darkes
vile, Berkeley county, Feb. II, 1888.
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Andrew Tate,- <.
FHsAKE NOTICE, that at the Clerks or
n fee fos the county Court of Berkeley.
on Saturday Tie I'd. day Of February merit, /
will take the deposition OF Joel Ward, Esq.
to be read as evidence in suit now depend
ing in The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chan Gerry for the county of Berkeley in
whlc am complainant and you and John
Tate are defentiants.
JOHN F. SMITH, admir- of
Wii.,am Merchant.
January 8, 1888
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9rIl8 @AN@TT&o
MARTINsBURG. JANUARY I7,isss.
Extract Of letter from one Of our DsIegaits
IN Richmond to his friend in this place:
an. Ianuarv IN tQ2Q


IN Richmond to his friend in this place:
"RIcHMoND, January 10, 1888
"The Committee Of Propositions and
Grievances has made a farorabLe report in
the case of the petition from the citizens of
Berkeley county, praying the passage of the
law, authorising Lottery to raise sum of
money for constructing a bridge over Back
Creek and for other purposes. A bill would
before this time have been introduced butfor
the absolute suspension of all business, in
consequence of the debates growing out of
III, consideration of the report of the Com
uittee on Federal Relations.
That subject has now been under discus
sion ten days, and feel much at a loss to
conjecture when the debate will terminate,
or what will be the probable action OF the
House. upon the two propositions before it
incline to the opinion that the substitute
will be adopted. Ifso, General jackson Will
have accomplished more important victory
over the State right party of Virginia, than
supposed it possible for any man to have
Effected. For although opposed to the cleo
ton of Gen. Jackson do not hesitate TO say,
that il is the weight Of his name alone that
preserves the equipoise and prevents Vrgi
MAS falling into the arms of South Carolina
After the report on Federal Relations is
aisposed of, the next subject in order that
comes up, is the report of the select commit
tee re arranging the Congressional districts
Ihave received no ntimation from the coun-
ty Of Berkeley, what arrangements OF the
district would be most acceptable to them
and have been left altogether to conjecture.
opposed the report made by the Commit
tee-and shall renew my opposition TO 1t IN
the House. think it does not do justice to
the West.
have so far had but little time to inform
you of the progress and tendency of events
here. My public engagements indeed have
been incessant. The controversy between
South Carolina and the GeneralGovernment,
in the Select Committee ana IN Cotnihi''ee
Ct the whole, has now without intermisslon,
occupied our attention. since the commence
meut of the session. Much Of my time too
has been occupied in endeavoring to forward
tie application of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. Their memorial has been
conhded to me-and although have but
slender hopes of the success Of their appi
cation, am compelled to exert myself as
fully, as if / supposed my exertions were to
be crowned with success"
lit appears by letter from Richmond of
later date than the above, that the vote was
taken on Marshall's substitute on Saturday
last and lost, ayes 6l, noes 10. 1t IS infer
red from this that the original report Of the
committee of 81, will be sustained. Tins is
The rannrf we cons
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IUVtmDtr y, ISB2.
POSTPONEMENT

a,,the above sal. is postponed to Mon
day the llth; day Of March Dext, when it
will take place before the court house door
In Mar,insbarg-.a
January II, 1855
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lols prize, amounting to 10000
10000 Tickets Price of tickets SO,
gsNAll orders from distance, enclosing the
cash or prize tickets, will be thankfully re
ccived and promptly attended TO, il addressed
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
January II, 1888. ~, s-e>s9 49,.
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'DAN'L. LEE. O.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

1HmIHsbufg, Jaa. TO, 1888
THE parties interested in the above suits
will please to take notice, that | will attend
at my Office in Martnsburg, on Friday,
the 25th day Of this month. for the purpose
Of carrying the above order into fleet, when
and where they are also required to attend,
with all the necessary evidence and vouchers
to enable me TO make up the report required.
SEANANS GARARD, Com'r.
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TEtHERE has heen left al my Store by d
ID Miller, very superior super6ne FLOUR
for sale, by the barrel.
: THOMAS G. SMITH.
Martinsburg, Jan. TO-, 1853.
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Kroesen's Office
KIng- siresf, .uufneburx.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Extra Glass. No. |. for 1898, to be drawn
In Richmond, on Wednesday. Jah, so, 1888.
Capital Prize $4,000.
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Mr.. EvANs:-I have observed in the Wing
Of the nth inst conflicting reports oil the
course of our delegate, MIR. Faulkner, on
the South Carolina resolutions. |; is stated
in the regular report Of the proceedings oil
the House of Delegates that Mr.. Faulkner
advocated the report Of the committee of 81,
and in the same paper, under the editorial
head, that he supported Mr.. Marshall's sub
stitute. fear there are fe,o in our com
munity, who with disposition to perVeFt'
misinterpret, and misrepresent, his views
will consider the report of proceedings all
Sufficient for their purposes, and will not'ee,
or pretend not to see the correction oil tie
error in an editorial paragraph in the same
paper. 49,.
A brief sketch of Mr., Faulkner's speech
is published in the Daily Wing of the same
date, in which he denounces notification and
secession, as constitutional ruinous.
JUSTICE.
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LAND FOR SALE,

THE subscriber offers fer sale TRACT
or LAND. situate on tie Potomac
River. one mile above Shepherdstown. JEFF.
ferson county. Virginia, tatlshi. fine trnan.
ted to Jacob Hou'D Containing about SO a.
cres; l2o acres Of which is cleared land n
balance clothed with thrifty young timber or
various kinds, such AS poplar, oak. ebe.nnr
SIC. The cleared land Is first rata nbsat
land. and In a good state Of cul,isat,ons !,
good portion Of Il River bottoms. web sdsnt-
ed to corn or meadow, The Improvement.
are comfortable Log Dwelling 49,
House, an excellent large Barn, f5{f
Stables. &c. a large Peach and An ksfy
pile Orchard Of the choicest fruit; a GAskk
never falling well OF lime stone wetes yenyo.
nent to the house. A further description Il
deemed unnecessary, as any person disposed
to purchase, will hrst view the same, which
will be shewn by application to the. subscri-
Der, residing in Shepheristown, or her A.
gents w. A. 4 Il, l.. Bennett i.
will also sell LOT Of or 10 acrcs Of
LAND. situate in Berkeley county, Va. on
the read leading from Martinsburg TO Shet,.
herdstown,, about equal distance from each
place, tmaking II a desirable situation Tor
merchant or mcdaniel adjoining the
lands of Jacob Vaa Doren and others Tho
AHA improvements are a comfortable
mn frame Dwelling House, Barn, Or
~ char1. and well Of lime stone wa.
ter.l Twill sell with the above lot.
lot OF Wood Land of five or six acres, 81.
tua,ed about two miles from the above lot.
For teums, title, and particulars, enquire OK
the subscriber. !. 1, ~
PHEBE BENNETT.
ShepherdstowD, Jan. 10, lS33--tf