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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-11
BOARDING HOUSE.

HsHIS thorough bred race horse win
b stand the ensuing season, 10 COM
mencc on the LIST April and end on the lst
August next. at my farm, eight miles from
Winchester. eight from Newtown, eight
from Battletown, four from wildwood. and
two and a half from the White Postal
fifteen dollars cash the single leap. twenty
dollars the season. TO be paid by the Ist Of
August, and forty dollars for insurance, to
DC paid as soon as the mare is known to
be with ioal Parting with the mare. or
irregular attendance at the stand forfcits
the ensurance.) In every case fifty cents
cash to The groom to be sent with the mare.
Mares put by the leap or season last year
that did not prove with foal will be insur-
ed this year for thirty dollars. Mares from
distance will be furnished with pastur.
age without any charge, and gain. if re-
quired. at the neighborhood prices. Care
will be taken 10 avoid accidents and ca.
capes, but | will not be accountable for
them
INDUSTRY is a beautiful dark brown.
10 hands and a Of an inch high. nine
years old this spring. and is one of the
largest and best formed thorough bred sons
OF his distinguished sire fSir Archy) His
performances under his former name mi
ger,) and bis present name rank him with
the best horses for speed and bottom-ss
as foalgetier he is inferior to none In
one ofhis races over the Baltimore course,
he ran miles in minutes and So Sc.
conds
p f. ID IG R f.
INDUSTRY was by Sir Archy. his
dam by Balls Florizel, his dam Celia by
Wildair, great grand dam Lady Boiling
broke by Pantaloon. great great grandam
Cadiz by King Herod by Old Fearnought.
out OF Kitty Fisher; Cadiz's dam was
Primrose, who was got by Dove. who was
got by Cadiz, who was got BY old Grab,
who was got by Silly. whose dan, was Sc
lima. who was got BY the Godolphin Ara
ban.
p K X + O r nj A Noes.
October 1927 when years old. he ran
Tor the post stake over the Newmarket
course. which be won in fine style. Next
week, over the Tree hill course. he won
the sweepstakes. Next spring, "a years
old) he was beaten over Broad rock
course mile heats, by Sally Hope--a
good race. He was then taken to Balti.
more, and won the 8 mile heats, beating
Bachelor. Fall ofthe same year he won
the colts purse at Washington, Q mile
heats Next day he won the Jockey club
purse. 8 mile heats, beating Mulatto Mary
and others. Next week, at Baltimore,
won the mile heats beating Bachelor.
May 1929 Qhen S years old over the
Washington course, he won the mile
heats, beating Bachelor and Hypona At
Baltimore, next week he won the iockev
club purse mile heats Next fall he was
beaten over the Hagerstown course in
which race he broke down, and has never
started since
INDUSTRY will only be permitted of
attend to four mares day, at intervals at
four hours. and in no instance will this
arrangement be deviated from. Mares
put by the season this spring, that do not
prove with foal, will be permitted to 20 TO
him throughout the fall season without
any additional charge
hector BELL.
April n f99a a.
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DIED.

On Friday evening last, Mr.. JOHN GRE6e, Of
this county.
On the evening of Wednesday the 9th ult at
the residence Of hcr father, Joseph c. Belt, esq.
~ the vicinity of Fismingsburg, XIV. Mrs Many
OF Bloomington Indiana
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WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!!l

WE'VE wish to purchase. Immediately.
Wv 25,O0Olbs Of good clean common
WOOL, for which the highest market
price will be given.
JOHN " RIDDLE. & Co.
Martin.burg Factory, April IL, 1888,
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THE KEMbLE BONNET.

the Boston Gazette, SAYS:
Never. in all my travels, have | seen 30
many lovely females as one viii meet with
IN morning perambulaiIon in this city
and what makes them still more bewItch
ing, is, new fashioned bonnet which has
come in vogue; II just covers the top oil
the head. thereby exposing their heavenly
countenances TO the gaze Of the multitude
We are indebted to Miss Fanny KensLit
(the Lord bless herr for the privilege we
now enjoy, and in honor of her it is called
the "kemtie Bonnet" II was Member
of Congress. should take the liberty OF
forwarding you one for pattern uia the
Post Office, but as have not that honor,
| will wait for private opportunity"
Panther turned Shop Keeper. The last
week In the Bowery, closed with an ad
venture which threw the street into pan
ic and will serve turn for paragraph
Owing TO the negligence of the keeper OF
some o;her cause-a large Puma, or Pan
Their, belonging among other untaneablt
creatures TO the Menagerie in the Bowery
escaped from bis cage and sprang into the
street--no person IN The passage way ielt
disposed at the moment either TO obstruc,
his progress, or TO seize him by the tail.
Beng thus freed from bolts and bars
the panther felt disposed to make The besl
use OF his liberty The people screamed
and scattered in all directions, so that be
bad the side walk TO himself andhe bound
ed along up the street IN a swift and int
resting manner. But although he drove
every thing from his path, scattering the
people before him as wolf, a flock o
sheep, yet be did not find the travelling st
pleasant on he pavement, as the paths he
had been accustomed to tread in the for
est - His talons could not ensure secure
footing upon the smooth stones, amt after
nearly slipping up few couples OF times
he suddenly changed bis mind, and resolv
ed to turn shop keeper.
No sooner thought than done-he spraDg
into the best shop he could find. and had
only 10 show his ivory iangs once, ano
cast a single glance of his burning eye
balls before clerks and customers alike
obeyed the indications of his expressive
countenance, and scampered away Be
ing thus left TO himself, he looked abou
for snug place of repose. His tail drop
ed the fire OF his eyes went out; the brlst
ling bair upon ms aTcheu oack' was sulooth
ed down, and he curled himself up upon ;
bundle oil flannel under the counter, AN,
went to sleep. purring as gentle as puss.
/ cat.
! He had short but comfortable nap
! for nobody was in hurry to break IN up
on his dreams BY and bye, however, tn
keeper discovered the place OF MS retreat
and succeeded in caging him again 81
that. after all, his partnership had scarce
ly time to test the truth OF the poet decla
ration. that "a day, an hour, OF virtuou
liberty, is worth whole eternity OF bon
dage" Had the monster taken difieren
direction. and coming down Chatham
street, plunged into some one OF thos
buildings near the theatre, he might hav
scattered gang Of animals less eiylize
than himself and prevented bloody ca
tastrophe.-N Y Com. .Adr.
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ofpublic money, and Of the claims of the
United States on debtors or uRaccounting
agents. But rumor is prone to exaggerate
and We trust that il viii be found so in the
present instance,
have taken two or three of the tenements
opposite to Mrs. Strother's fiotel, on
Pennsylvania Avenue, for the temporary
accommodation Of the Public Offices lately
burnt out Of the Treasury BulIJing. The
Chiefs and Clerks are busy in arranging
into some sort Of order the rescued pa
pers II will take a tedious time to put
them IN proper order. The paging offices,
however nave already got to work. as well
they might, seeing that the FIRE took place
the day before quarter day.
Claims on Denmark We learn from
the Baltimore Chronicle, that the Com
missioners appointed to carry into effect
the Convention with DENMARK. and TO
distribute the fund provided TO indemnify
The claims Of American merchants for
spoliations upon their commerce. have clos
ed the commission, aad made their final
report TO the State Department. The
hhS HuiiiSu ny tnS fcdty, anu tue act oil
Congress, for the adjustment of those
claims, and distribution Of the funds. will
expire, II appears. on the 4th Of April. at
ter which time the claimants will be EN-
titled to receive their respective proper
tons of the fund, at the Treasury Depart
ment, Of which due notice will be given
The return from the Board is in such form
as TO prevent any delay in the payment of
the claims at the Treasury We l'arn ,also,
that the whole amount Of claims present
ed and acted upon by the Board, was be
tween three and four millions Of dollars
The amount allowed, as good, by the
Board. is S2,i5l ,425 and the amount Of
money received from Denmark, to be dis
tributed amongst the claimants, is 1910,
SOD: SO that the claimants will receive
thirty one and one eighth per cent upon
their claims respectively For the remain.
ing sixty one per cent and seven-eighths
they have claim on their own Govern
ment, which, if they can sustain it, will
somewhat lessen the apprehension enter
tanned of embarrassment from an oppres-
sive surplus in the Treasury. Nat: Int.
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- work Horses, Brood Mares,
TIXZ3 and Colts, among which are
XII apair of beau ca~uuHk
sfa2 1a3xS tiful match Of ltNgrEy%
young bay horses; Mich W
Cows, and number OF 04sa
Stock Cattle; about fifty head of Hogs;
Farming Utensils of every description. one
Road Wagon; Rye by the bushel; Grain
in the ground, SC. A credit ofnine months
with be given on all sums of five dollars
and upwards, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security; under that sum
the cash will be required. Sale to com
mence at 10 o'clock, and continue until
all is sold.
MARTHA NEWKIRK.
April II, 1888
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PUBLIC SALE.

NlLL be sold at Public Auction. on
w Thursday the 25M instant, at the
residence OF the subscriber in Little George
Town. all Of my personal property, con
sis,ing OF variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture; a number of valuable
a work IInrans Rrnnd Maraa
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April III, $3.50 ~, ;,
hs.The "Civilian," Cumberland; "herau,, N
Carlisle. and tRepository," Chambersburg, VIII
each insert the above three times and forward
their accounts to this Office for payment.
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The Fire in WasLingtos - The Alexan-
dria Gazette mentions that an examination
into the cause of the destruction of the
Treasury Building in Washington. is now
in progress. by order of the President, II
is rumored that the public archives have
sustained heavy. and, in some cases, an
irreparable loss, in the destruction of ma
ny commercial papers OF great value,
which can never be restored-oi many
documents connected with the deposites
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-16
10S6t

YENHE following capital Stations will stand the ensuing
81 season:
JANUS at CHARLOTTE CoURT House..
RINALDo with Major Rice, at FARMv1LLE
BLACK WARRIOR in the COUNTY OF CAMPBELL
PEACOCK at Mr.. TRAVIS BRoocx's, in the County
of Charlotte, near MosELEY's FERRY.
WILDFIRE at Col. VIM. WooDs's, in the County,
OF ALBEMARLE,
And GAsCoIGHE near PETERsBuRG.
Particulars in the bills.
Gascoiene will be let 10 any thoroug mare or any
breeder OF winner gratis Unexcepuonabe testimony
will be required to the blood of the every in
stance; and the expenses OF any such mare from dis
lance ont OF the State will he paid
Janus also will be let the terms to any of the
following mares
Merino Ewe-Ariel-The dam of Sir Charles-Reality
The dam OF Clara Fisher-The dam of Collier-Sally
Hope or her dam-Kate Kearney.
None of these horses will higher than twenty FIVE
dollars dischargeable with twenty if paid within the sea-
son, which will commence Valentines day February
l4,) and end on the same day of the month in July
Mares may be fed if required with corn, twenty five
cents day, and charge will be made for servants sent
with them The pasturage near Charlotte Court House
and Farmvlle is of the first quality very extensive and
well waiered and the public may be that no at
teniion Will he spared on the part of Mr.. Carwe Ma
jor Rice The other agents named believed TO be
equally responsible but shall hold ourselves liable
for accidents escapes. Mares insured if required-he
money to be paid in every instance when the is
vered TO be returned in she shall prove not in foa
JOHN RANDOLPH of Roanoke.
January 25. s2-if
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YHyHE imported horse "oLEvRIAND.. Will stand n.

VENHE imported horse "oLEvELAND," VIII stand the
N present season at the South end OF Trents Bridge
near The town oil Manchester, in the county OF Chester
held, at l5 the which will close the LIST day
oil August, and twenty-five dollars TO insure mare with
ioal--wih fifty cents TO the groom in all cases.
Clevelandis dark bay, with black name legs and tail
seventeen hands high, and eight years old His form
is very hne and doubt there is any stallion Virginia
possessing equal bone, muscle and snew. He Is said TO
he OF the best aud mos, approved breed of horses
Eng land for harness of this horse with the mares
IN tins part OF the State il calculated 10 produce vaua
Die stock Tor the draft and the saddle Cleveland was
TO the United States in 1928 by his owner Sir Isaac Cot
n TO improve the breed OF horses in Massachusetts Sir
issaes native State where he stood several seasons and
where his colts said TO be oil high promise.
Mares sent to this horse will be pastured grnfsor
granted at 20 cents per day. The fencing goodand
every precauon will be used against accidents or
r q MAyo
warren ~ l01-St
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III AND FOR SALE.--The subscriber offers for sale the
tract Of land which he resides, lying in the Green
Springs neghbourhoDd, the waters Of the South Anna
River and containing by estimation $50 acres
large portion of This land is 6rs low grounds and
being situated in one OF the best neghbourhoois in the
State offers great inducements persons wishing 10 in.
vest capital in That kind Of property.
Intending to the West the subscriber will cell
great bargain in the above land third Of the pur.
chase money being paid in cash, and the balance in two
equal annual instalnenls.
Letters the subject addressed 10 the subscriber New.
ark p. o., Louisa, will be promptly attended TO.
THOMAS WASH
November 1S. 66-t,lqis
u The above lands will be sold on the 18Th Juy 1893
lair, il not, the next fair day. Sunday exceped at pub
Vefhsement above T. WASH
April l09-Ialtds-
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E'dDEl'TRg
!" AucH Yxr REMAINS uNsuNa.'

-riD's APPRENriCEsHJP-BY G.. r. RieuASp,or ESQ.
When Young Loyc from boy,
10 his nothcts great JOY,
Ono day Madam Venus
Said "Cupd between
You must now select professional"
Cupid gtsmhlcd at is
Took IL vastly amiss,
Anl stowd symptoms OF being unwilling.
Venus cried in huif,
You shall, that's enough,
o' I'll leave you, sal rogue not shilling"
Love did what no could
But Twas all to good
. He was forced his resentment TO btdlo;
His mamma had her
For sho often would say,
ms so wrons for young men 10 DO idle!
To surgeon first sunt,
lie show'd ccc1t discontcnt,
Aud so worried mamma aud shocked her,
Bs sctawlng tho labels
With love songs aud fables,
That she feared he'd ne'cr do for a doctot
Tho really have heard
Tn" fact Strictly uver'd,
ttom his patients Of cycrNds,crption,
That when Love sent them phy.ic,
For hcnttachc or phthisc,
They one and all took tho prescription.
As lawyer tho next
Nu grew pcovish and vcxt,
Till wSdriol with law aad its fetters
The goose quill he'd use,
But 10 pan 5lst doyr,
Add he toro up tho parchment, for letters:
As a soldier no went,
On hard lighting intent,
EQupt with his bow ard his arrow;
Bat they found that his daris
Ony pierced ladies hearts,
Aud would kill--no! tot sparrow!
no next took to preaching,
Morality teaching;
Twas folly to carry such fare, on
For his hymns and his prayers
Were love eiites and airs,
And ho failed most of oil a. parson
SO dismissed a scamp,
From desk-pulpit-and camp,
Dissipation aud folly his trade
But, oh. who'd not be
Such truant as ho,
TO be cherished like him By the ladies,
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p AND FOR SALE wish to sell the tract Of land
IA on which live lying in the county OF Mecken-
burg, about FIVE miles OF Boydon aud contains SIR
acrcs-abOut half is cleared This land in good con.
dion TO make crop the greater part low ground aad
fresh ugh land The improvements sufficient for the
size Of The tract We made last year about 250 barrels
corn $4,000 lbs. tobacco, wbeit, OATS Sc. have lived
on This tract FIVE years. with about forty in family and
have not had single of bilious or ague and fever
this land Is not privately Disposed of before the month
Of September next, (Which would greatly prefer9 will
then sell to the highest bidder. The terms will he made
accommodating. JNO. COBBS
March 10 IO2-wst
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"a q A'REWARD.--I will gIve lhe ahovc rewan

db n'REWARD.--I will give the above reward
D'eBV for the delivery Of one Of my Neefo
Men named CHARLES Pl1iLIPS-Charies s az bought
from the estate Of the late john Crane and may possibly
he lurking in the neighborhood Of the Pits, formerly
Cranes Pits, where think lie horn, and where
probably his father lives. Charles left my Factory
Monday evening last aud has since been heard Of
He s an intelligent negro, about q years Of age one
or two inches high walks very erect aud h very like
~ negro. e may possibly endedvor get board one
Of the Packets going from Rockets Masters Of vessels
and others warned against receiving harbofina the
said Charles, under the penalty OF the law.
January ~, 1898 [los--wtg DAVID BARCLAY.
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March %

Spring AND SUMNER DRY GOODS-BtN.
~ FORD, BROOKS Co. are now receiving and open.
Ing their Spring supply of Staple and Fancy Goods which
will be large and desirable embracing every
IN the Dry Goods ne the most of which have been re-
Gently purchased at the New York package sales at
ton, for cash They invite country merchants as well
as retail dealers TO call aud examine their assorncn
lore purchasing as they pledge themselves sell at very
small advances prime cost.
April 8. IOs-6t
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I'm CHANCERY.-In Goochland County Court, 18th
n February, 1888;

q ~ CIiAINOEh1 In OOOcnidnu County Court, 18th
81 February, 1881
Benjamin Phaup and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eli
zabeth Ellis, PltHs
Against
William Gray, late Sheriff of Goochand county and as
such, administrator of Absalom Ellis, decd. Leroy
Ellis, John Ellis and Charity his wife, Joseph Watkins
and Jerusha his wife, formerly Jcrusha Ellis Rebecca
Mallory formerly Rebecca Ellis, Joshua Ellis Hercules
Ellis Bartholomew Ellis, and the children of Eleazer Ell
lis, deceased distributes Of the said Absaom Ellis de-
ceased, DIS.
This day came the plaintiffs, by Henry l.. Hopkins,
Esq their counsel land filed their bill and the defendan
Joshua Ellis, Hercules Ellis Bartholomew Ellis and the
children Of Eeazer Ellis decd having entered their
appearance and given security according the act OF As
semby and the Rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not nhabiants Of this
country, IL is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the first day OF May Court next and answer the
bill Of the Plaintiffs and that copy Of this o-ler he forth
with inserted in newspaper printed in the City Of
Richmo-l, for two months excessively and posted at the
front door Of the Courthouse OF this county Copy
Teste. MAR w. MILLER, ID. c. G. c.
March T. 99-wsw
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were offered up for her; had hanies In honor OIL
her. mater ddn'rdbiilS mater sdudtors Two lines APP
peahng IN the Monteur two lines, without any proof OF
their authenticity, sufficient to annihae attachnen
which amounted almost to devotion Hence ward, the
duchess de Berr is doomed to obscurty they would al
most deprive her OF her maternal character change 50
quick, so sudden, brought about by single paragraph
soes not Indicate that the party placed very great reliance
on the royal and almost divine PROJECTIONS with which il
adorned ihe Duchess Those whose convictions well
grounded, would at least, still have entertained doubt
party mat hrmy believes, does soon break its
idol into pieces
PARIS, Feb. 20 According 10 the rumors in circua
uon yesterday evenings the prisoner her pretend
eu husband by the title ct Prince Three Stars, (Prnce
IfoiS EtoHeS mo one in Paris, In the world or even
IN TIE diplomatic body believes this marriage On the
Isl March VIII be ten months that duchess has
IN France; anI amongst hose individuals who are known
10 have been her companions there is not one OF
uon To authorize the belief that he her second hts
band.
PARIS, March 1.-The language of the Legitimate
journals Is now watched wi much cuo iiy i'm relation
70 'he Duchess de Berr he embarrassment in which
hey were placed The dy after the the dec
araon oil the princess in the Monieur was very percep-
uoe hey had then no, had time consult together and
10 auopt hxed system, but YESTERDAY the Gazette de
france seemed determined TO take the field against the
hoher OF Henry Nv. The article il has inserted on the
position oil the legitimate party and the change in the
regency, has been decided by the heads of the eqi
maze Jun'a among which are two foreign dplomaiist the
wle OF an ambassador and minister the
The whole party however far from being represent
ed at this meeting fraction of it will still preserve
their fidelity the Duchess, but these are few in number
others are still uncertain aud will still wait few DAYS be-
lore coming 20 determination.
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n Court, February the llth, 1893:
Rowland Gooch, Pumphret Gooch John Stewart and
Mary his wife, formerly Mary Gooch, Pitts
against
Gldeon 'ooch and ivry johnson, Deits.
The defendants, Gideon Gooch and Ivry Johnson not
having entered their appearance, and given security
coring to the act of Assembly, and the rules this Court,
and appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court that they
not inhabitants of this State On the motion of the
plaintiffs by their attorney, il is ordered, that the said de
iendans Gideon Gooch and vry Johnson appear here
the first day OF May Court answer the bill of the
plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
mond for two months succesvely and posted at the front
door OF the Court house of this county.
a Copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER, c. L. C.
March y. l00-wSw-
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Fairfield Races

VUNHE Spring Meeting over the Fairfield Co,rs. vii,
IL commence on Tuesday. the S0th April aud continue
tour days.
FIRST DAY.
Sweepstaks Tor years old. mile heats, entrance
Sl0n, n. T.. So
Mchard Adams enters CHI c. Lunatic. by Frantic
James J. Harrison enters b.f by Monsieur 1'onso H.,
Zingaree's dam. ~
VIM. r. Johnson enters 6. c. by.Med'ey, dam Betsey
VIM Wynn enters b. f. Monsieur Tonson, dam bvy
Hall. yum "
SECOND DAY.
Propretors Purse $500, IA lie heats entrance S,5
1HtkD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $500, without discount four miis
heats, entrance $50.
FOURTH DAY.
Posstake for B years Odds, 500 entrance, PIP
BY order OF the Club,
CBARD ADAMS, D.
wM. WILLIAMSON. ProPrie'or'-
April 8. lns tap