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Lap and chaac9 for Berkeley County: -
APaIt 10, 1859.
John Shook plfT
Michael keesaclser and Alexander Stephen, h,sr,
at law OF Adam stephen, deed. dsf'ts.
IN CHANCERY.
WIS cause came on 10 be heard this
18Th day Of April. 1888, upon the bill
and exhibits filed III the cause, and II APP
pearing that the defendants have been
more than four months regularly served
with the process Of the court, and have
failed 10 answer, the bill is taken for CEN
iessed. and the court proceeding further
TO decree in the cause, it is adjudged ..or-
dered and decreed that the defendant
Michael keesacker do poV 10 the COM
plalnant the sum Of twelve hundred dol.
lars, with interest at the rate OF six per
centuui per annum from tho 7iL day Of
October, 1920, until paid--aad should the
said sum Of, money with the legal interest
as aforesaid be not paid on or before the
LIST day Of May. next, then il is further adj
Judged, ordered and dccreed that Charles
ID. Stewart and Charles James Faulkner
be and they are hereby appointed special
commissioners Of this court, with tho
same power and authority given to the
trustee named in said Deed Of Trust TO
sell and convey the premises and its ap-
pnrtenances referred TO in the deed af
trust upon the following terms, to witt
the payment Of one third 10 cash., the bal
ance IN two annual payments, the deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of trust
upon the property. provided. however,
that before any sale Of the said property
shall be made four weeks notice thereof
shall be published ia the Martinsburg Gaz-
elite Of the time & place of said sale; & the
said Commissioners are directed to make
report Of their proceedings to this court
with view to final decree in the cause.
A Copy Tesie, 49,
JOHN STROTHER, 6.
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The Editor deems it an act of JUS
tice to himself to make some explana-
ton in regard to the publication in the
last number of the Gazette, ola Ma
sonic address, delivered by hin1sel on
the Oath June. He was Unexpectedly
compelled to leave town Immediately
after the ceremonies of the day had
concluded and did not return until af-
ter the publication of the paper. The
address, in a rough and almost illegi-
Bile condition was left with the Secre-
tary of the Lodge and by him handed
to the printer, who put it in type ex-
pecting the Editor to correct the proof.
These circumstances apologize for the
almost unintelligible form in which it
appeared. A resolution of the Lodge
requesting its publication should have
been prefixed.
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RoBERT ]. TURNBULL, Esq. the dis
tinguished author Of the numbers of
"BRUrUs,' urging upon the people of
South Carolina the desperate work of
Notification, died at Charleston on the
night of the 14th inst. victim to the
s'country fever" He was man of
property, of high order of talents,
and principal leader of his party
Bal. Patriot.
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GTThere will be collection taken
up in the Presbyterian Church, on next
Sabbath morning, in behalf of the A
merican Colonization Society.
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Cholera at Lexington Kentucky. The
Lexington Observer OF the goth ult.
has the following postscript.
"After diligent enquiry of some ofour
Physicians and others, we can hear of
no new cases of Cholera in the city for
"a hours ending at IL o'clock this day."
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Thompson's Office,
Tsco doors SoHfh N fhs Post Qfice.
LEXINGTON LOTTERY,

SereHfh Class for 1883.
To be drawn al Lexington. Rockbridge
20 Va, on Thtnsdag, fhe asia dag Of July
1883 SCHEME:
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.JITNT RLCEfFED,

DHlLADELPIlA Potter and Alc.
= Scotch Ale, Superior article; fresi.
reas, Loaf. Lump and HAVANA white
Sugar; fresh Rice. Cheese and Crackers,
superior old Port Wine. Madeira Wine.
Muscatel and Claret; Cayann. Black and
long Pepper, Alspice. Nutmegs. Gloves,
Mace, Race and powdered Ginger; Gin
namon; Chocolate and Mustard: course &
line Salt; superior Said Oil; Salafstss,
Pot. and Pearl Ash; Sperm and TaIlo,v
Candles.
II McSHERRY & BROTHER.
Martnshurg. June 81. 1888.
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LAw.-Infancy-A person, recent
lv, was brought to trial in New York
for an amount of $l54,59 for goods
bought by him to supply his own busi-
ness as grocer; and pleaded "infan-
cy" as bar to recovery! The Judge
charged the jury-''that it was fraud
FOR person who had the appearance
of an adult to commence business and
then set up infancy in payment of his
debt; yet so was the law if he was an
infant. The proof being conclusive as
to the fact Of infancy, Notwithstanding
his urge rchiskers, the jury found a
verdict for the defendant.
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FUBLIC SALE
OF
Inln1hLe Jefferson Lind

y dIu0Olc JeVefSOn Lana.
On Thursday The Isl day o. August merit,
(if fair. II not the mex, fair day.
rEsIIE undersigned having finally CON
cIuded 10 remove TO the West, will
sell. on The above named day. THE
FARM upon which he resides, on the
main road. leading from Battletown TO
Chaflestown, and within an hundred yards
of the Bnllskin run, containing ais A
CRES of excellent Limestone LAND. 81
acres Of which are in timber. This land
rs in a gooa state OF cultivation. and i'm
quality not inferior 70 any in the valley
For health. there is moi more desirable
situation in the country This proper,, is
also convenient 10 merchant aud saw
mill, aud has two wells upon it-~on near
the dwelling The improvements are a
comfortable Dwelling, with a por,lco in
k,zye. front, . kitchens, meat house
fssFsMa corn house, barn and stable, all
.sskh Of which have recently under
.-ss gone thorough repair. There
is also an Orchard Of apples, asgkS1s.
peaches. pears. SC &Sz3
Any gentlemanin search ola {&VU
pleasant situation, could not L.
suit himself better than TO embrace lhls
opportunity Any person DESTROYS Of pui
chasing privately, can do SO previous 10
the day Of sale.
The terms will be accommoda citing, and
made known on the day of sale.
The sale will take place at o'clock.
JAMES FLORE.
Mount Pleasant, July a. 1888 It's.
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Tickets 81; Halves 50; Quarters 81.
July 4 1888
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COOPERS WANTED.
ayHE subscriber wishes TO employ i'm
3 mrdiately, two good JOURNEY
MEN COOPERS, to whom he viii give
constant employment and the highest wa
ges Application to be made 10 the I'M
designed residing in Darkeevillc..
JAMES S'TERRETT.
Darkesvlle, June IT, 1888 8.
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Reported death Of the Post Master
General.-The Mount Sterling, (Ky.)
Herald of the 18th ult. reports upon
the authority of two stage-travellers,
that Maj. WIN. t. BARRY, had DIED
at Mayslick of Cholera.
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to the General Post
n, VIZ:
Henry Miller
Day id Miller
David Miller or Hugh
Lyle
Daniel Molcs
Hiram Moon
Margaret r., Mcdonald
John Mcclure
Charles Minghiny
Daniel y. Marker.
NJ O-p
James Norford
Ann Jane Nesbitt.
Ohio Oliver, csq.
Martin Pitzer.
~
w. u. Rush
David Reichard
Abraham Ramsay
james hooinson
Jonathan Rogers
Henry Klper >
George kayncnd
William kurrens.
y
Zecharlah Smart
aiir,d spsak
Jacob seipert, Jr.
70 Poiiy smith
! hoiias SPrigg
hichael seipert
: pi'n " - s, q. n,
. isa'i "a steiner
james sh y,
x,.,,,
~ ~ imam =, fich
, !, Ann -, : CUP,
nos ,s''sea . y homas.
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LoweH.-The growth Of Lowell has
been uncommonly rapid in consequence
of the encouragement extended to man.
ufactures. From the Lowell Daily
Journal we learn that the amount of
capital invested at the present time is
So, 100000. The number of large
mills actually in operation is 10. The
aggregate number of spindles used, is
$4,000, and looms 5000. The num-
Der of operatives, about 5000, 1900
males, and $500 females. More than
10000 bales of Cotton, or 100000
pounds, are annually used.-About
27,000,000 yards of various descrip-
tons of cotton goods are manufactured
yearly. About 100000 lbs. of wool
are annually manufactured into cassi-
meres.
1t is computed that 5000 tons of an
thracite coal are consumed annually in
these establishments.
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The Rev. HENRY BAscoM ofken-
lucky, has been chosen by the Frank
lin Literary Society of Jefferson Col
lege, Pa. to deliver an address before
the Philo and Franklin Literary Soci-
cites of that Institution, at the ensuing
commencement in September next.
Mr.. Bascom has accepted the ap-
pointment.
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LIST OF T. EyTER.S

which If not taken o
Der next, will be sen
Office as Dead Lett,
A.
Colbert Anderson
William Albart
Il.
Doct. Francis nj. Burk :
hart
David Bsil
John Blue
Mary Brown
Samuel Benjamin jr.
John Burns
John Brown
John Breisford
Archibald Burnett
Joseph Butt
DIR. Richard Blackburn
E..
William Cunningham
OF Samuel
Philip c. Cloninges,2
Philip Glover, 2
Be- njamin Connolly
Robert Campbell
John Curtis
Mrs. ID. Copnegys
DEF
John Drift
Henry Eyerhart
Josiah F'lagg, sen.
James Forman
Mrs. Ann Forman
Miss A. I'orman
Oh
Peter Gardner
Mrs. Eliza Granfbam
George w. Gaines. 2.
Catherine Lakewood
John Henderson
Abraham Hooper
Caroline Hooper
James r. Hedges
Jonas Hedges, 2.
X H.
Elias Kiimore
John Kiimorc
Ann Kcsslrr
Sarah kroesen
Daniel Kennedy.
Elizabeth w. Luckett
Daniel Lemaster
George II. Little
Daniel Layfever, 2
NJ
Mrs. Mary MiHer, 2
WILLIl
July A. 1893,
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'dC authority VI Two SldSO-tioNChSi
that Maj. WIN. t. BARRY, had DIED
at Mayslick of Cholera.
A correspondent for the Richmond
JeGerSonian dominates for the next Co.
vernon of Virginia the Hon. Robert
Allen of Shenandoah. The Jeffersoni-
an seems well content with the nomi.
nation.
The southern papers report the death
of the Hon. E. d. WHITE, who was
badly wounded by the explosion of the
Steam Boat Lioness, by which Sena-
tor Johnston of Louisiana, was killed.
We still hope that there may be some
mistake in this affecting intelligence.
The following is an extract from order Of
tss War Department lately published It's GER
tainlg curious attempt to regulate the motions
of officers off duty-and a novel experiment in
this country. We look with some interest to see
whether it viii be submitted to.
"The practice which has so extern
sively prevailed, of officers ofthe army
visiting the Seat Of Government, has
been injurious to the public service.
The evil of this practice has been not
onlyin Withdrawing officers from their
proper stations, but frequently in its
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Interesting Incident ,rith Black Hmck-A

Interesting Inciden. tcith Black Hmck-A
gentleman yesterday presented Black
Hawk with the Cherokee Phoenix, and
explained to him that it was the first
and only newspaper printed in the In
dian languages; that it was edited, and
had been edited for the last five years,
by Mr.. Boudinot, a full blood Chero-
kee; was ably conducted, and was a
means through which they could CON-
munlcate freely their injuries, CON-
plants, and wishes. Black Hawk paid
particular attention to the subject, ap-
peared highly pleased, said he was
well acquainted with the tribe, but had
never seen or heard of their establish
ing newspaper. He requested the
gentleman to write his name ON the
newspaper; which being done, Black
Hawk folded up the paper and put it
away with care, and said he would
take it home to his people and show 1t
as a specimen of what was done by
the Cherokees.-N. y. Dai. Ado.
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[Nec York Com.

We take sincere pleasure in giving
our readers the account of the testimo-
NAL of respect offered to Mr.. WEBSTER
in the chief city of the vigorous and
thrifty state of Ohio. They are such
proofs of regard and respect as any
man may well be proud of receiving
from his country men, No slavish
obsequiousness to official power; no
wretched bigotry of sect orparty; no
blind tlolatry of mere civil popularity
or military achievement, mark the
spontaneous Offering by the People of
Cincinnati, without distinction of par
ty, to do honor to the great New Eng
lander. The ground on which the Of
fering is placed is purely national and
patriotic. 1t is for his derotion to the
stability Of the Union, that Mr.. WEIR
sTER is honored by the whole souled
people of the West. If any one could
doubt this fact, after perusing the res
olutions, his doubt would cease on read
ing over the list of names Of the COM
mittee of thirty uniting in the invita-
ton; in which we find intermingled the
most respectable of every party. 1t is
consoling to find that there is one city
on our continent, in which party spir-
it is controlled and governed by ma
tional pride--a sentiment axalting and
embellishing the character Of those who
act under its influence.-Nat. Int.
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' ihGINiA;--in the CIRCUIT Superior Court N.
La,c and CHANGER for Berkeley County; -
APRit 10, 1853.
John Shook v,ft,p
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PUBLIC SALE.

JOHN STROTHER, {,
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IDLY 4 1888 At
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Trust SAFE Of Land IN Morgan county.
ILL be sold on Monday the 27th OF
w May next, (being the first day OF Nor
gan county court) before the court house
dour IN The town of Bath. the following de
scribed Lands TO wit: A tract of Land lying
aud being OH both sides of the lick run, and
founding on Sleepy creek. Being the tract
purchased by William Shanks from Fresh
ours heirs, containing 229 acres more or less;
including also the part or piece OF Land
which the said William Shanks purchased
from George Freshour for the use of a mill
yard and which said two pieces or parcels
Of Land were sold to Michael Shauks by said
William Shanks -
The above mentioned sale will be made by
the undersigned surviving trustee in Deed
made by Michael Shanks for the benefit Of
Portertield and Towson, and of record in the
county conrt OF Berkeley - The debt to he
raised Is s76l II with interest on 1913 e.
part thereof from the 9th Of Nov 1919 and
IN Slo9 10 the residue thereof from the 29th
April. 1920 until paid The terms of sale
Will he made accommodating. Such title
VIII he made the purchaser as is vested in
me by said trust deed
HARRISON WAITE.
Feb 2Sth, lS33.-ts
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POETRK
DEATH.

nv THE REy. o. p. PEABODY.
Lift high the curtains dropping fold,
And let the evening sunlight ini
] would not that my heart grew cold,
Before the better years begin;
It's well at such an early hour
so calm and pare--a sinking ray
Should shine into the heart with power
To drive its darker thoughts away.
The bright young thoughts OF early days,
Shall gather IN my mem'ry now,
And not The latter cares whose trace
Is stamped so deeply on my brow;
What though those days rctani no more;
The sweet remembrance - not vain
For saycn is waiting 70 restore
The childhood Of my soul again.
Letno impatient mourner stand
Ia hollow sadness near my bed
Bat let me Fest upon the hand,
And LEI me hear that gentle tread
Oh her whose kindness long ago.
Aud still unworn away BY years,
Has made my weary eye-lids flow
With greatlul and adiuirlng tears.
] go-but LET no plaintive tone
The moments grief OF friendship tell;
And let no proud ald craven stone
say where the wary slumbsr = Z,
few short hours and then for heaven,
Let sorrow all its tears dismiss,
For who would mourn the war ting given
Which calls us frofn a world like this.
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Anecdote for those Ch0 mqrry for
moaeg.-We have heard a story of q
paddy who died in certain town in
this state some years ago, who's court
ship and welded life was on this WISE
Paddy had arrived at the mature age
Of three score years and ten, and had
rakei together very pretty little pro
perty, and now began to look around
for companion to accompany him on
the downhill Of life to console him
through the winter Of agc.--lle at
last found a damscl at twenty-five.
who, readily accepted his Offer to be-
come his bride. Her friends remoa-
strated with her against throwing her
self away in this manner; but she re-
piled that he could not live but a few
years, and then she should have a
handsome property to do what she had
minito with. Themarriage was consul
mated, and Mrs. O'F'lanagan sat her
self down and watched the whitening
hairs and iurrowed checks Of her dear
husband. \ year passed away and
paddy did not die; another, and ano-
Their, and another past, ana paddy still
lived on, and, il any thing seemed to
grow younger, years rolled away, and
Mrs. O'FIanagan began to grow wea-
ry ofwaiting. She looked in the glass
and her own hair was turning gray
aud the wrinkles were already deep
in her cheeks. She sighcl AMI hunted
up the old AImanacks, and counted the
years she had been married, and found
they amounted to fifty. Bat paddy
could not hold on life forever; he was
now on his last legs, and having lived
TO spend his last dollar he laid down
and died. And Mrs. O'Flanagan was
lett a widow at seventy five but with
ont a penny where with to buy ano.
tier husband or any other nick-nccks.
-P0uiaad Corr.
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FOR RENT.

VEvIIE subscriber wishes TO rent for a
Il term Of years his MERCHANT
MILL s. DISTILLERY-in the county Of
Berkeley and near the Potomac river,
known by the name of the Spring Mills.
This property is situated in the best wheat
country in the Valley and is capable Of
doing great deal of business In the
mill are three run Of stones, and all labour
saving machinery and other things fixed
IN the most complete maj ncr. The dis
tillery is full patent, there is over head wa.
ter and copious spring running under
the floor from which the water is taken in
summer for the use Of the tubs, Sc. all
necessary buildings for two families
Possession may be had the LIST ofJune next.
Any person wishing to rent will apply to
the subscriber at his residence in Martins
burg .------ ----..---
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
March 81. 1883 If
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TRUST SALE

! & VIE undersigned, trustee 10 deed of
I'll trust executed by William Gregory
and wife for the benefit of David Hunter,
and duly recorded in the county court Of
Berkeley, will sell by public auction, for
cash. at the door of the court house in
Martlnsburg, on Saturday he 18Th IF apriI
,teGt, Lots No 227, 252 and $50 adjoining,
in the town of Martinsburg, with the i'm
provements thereon (being the property
now occupied by the said William Gregg
ry.) Also TRACT OF LAND con-
tanning about thirty acres, on the west
side of and adjoining the said town, which
will readily admit of division and may be
sold in lots to suit purchasers.
JOHN X. COOKE.
March 81, 1886
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NIartinsburg Races.

q GREEABLY TO previous notice, the
IA subscribers TO the .nOtinsbwg Races
met on Tuesday the 10Th instant. 70 APP
point Managers, arrange purses, sc. and
made the following arrangements: to be
run Tor over a beautiful course, near Mar
tibsburg. on Wedaesddg, The 18Th day o.
sHag neat purse of one hundred fifty
dollars. three miles and repeat, carryin (
weights. &c. agrceably to the Richmond
RnIes. On Thursday the 10th, purse
one hundred dollars, two miles and repeat
carrying weights &c as above On Fri .
day the l7th, purse Of seventy five dol
lars, one mile heats, three best out OF five,
carrying weights, SC as above. On the
same day, aud Immediately after the main
race. a handsome Saddle, Bride and Mar
iingale. worth Thirty Dollars, one mile
and repeat The winning horse of each
preceding race excepted. The Purses Will
be paid at the Judges Stand by
The MANAGERS.
March D, 1888 -tr
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Pulling, Dying, Dressing and
Manufacture of Cloth and Car
peting, and Carding of Wool.
TbSIlE undersigned take this opportunity Of
q informing the public, that they have
rented the "Yuartinsb,Tg Factory" at the
North end of said town, formerly occupied
by Mr.. c. G. Conradt, and lately by Messrs
Riddle s. Janney, where they purpose carry
ing on, in all its various branches, the
Pulling, Dying, Dressing ana
MGaufactTe Of Clotb, Blan-
keis, Flaaaeis, LinSeys, &c.
in the best possible manner, shortest notice,
and on reasonable terms They will also
manufacture allkinds Of CARPE TING, such
as Venitian, Welting, Figured, &c and war
rant the colors 10 be bright and durable
Also, CGding Of Wool into Rolls, Sc. I'm
der confident belief Of their ability to exc
cute all orders in their line Of business, in a
workmanlikG manner, they solicit from a
generous public, share Of patronage.
j. G. GEISENDORFF s BROTHERS.
Mariinsburg, Oct %, IS32.-6m
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Steam Card Mandatory.

bDtCdil Cdlu hdiibiuChOi
yEsHE subscriber has erected a steam
4 engine during the last summer, for
driving his machinery 10 the manuiactur
ing MACHINE CARDS; and is now sup
Piled with a good assortment Of
Machine Cards and FfiieHHg,
which be can sell on as good terms as any
manufactured IN the United States Card
ers and fullers sending their orders by
merchants and others, can depend upon
having a good article sent them. All per
sons in want Of any article in my line.
will do wen 20 call or send to No. l02
West Pratt, between Howard and Euta@
streets, Baltimore
JOHN II HASKELL,
Successor TO David q Mccoy
Baltimore. March %, 1888 ct
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Brigade Orders.
10Th Brigdde Va

16h Brigade Va. Militia.
FE7HE Trai ng of the Officers Of the
b 9th Regiment will commence at
Martinsburg, Berkeley county, on Monday
the 9th day of May and continue three
days The Regiment is ordered to muster
at the same place on Thursday the 9th day
Of May-The Brigade Inspector & all other
Officers attached to. or belonging TO the
9th Regiment required by law to attend
The Training and Regimen!a muster, will
conform 10 The appointment
BY order of the Commanding General
WM. GREGORY Col
9Th Regiment y. VI
March OF 1933.--tm
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Office.

EFEfE anniversary meeting Of the Der
2 kelley and Jefferson Sabbath School
Union, will take place on the first Wed
nesday in April next. at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
in the Lutheran Church in Martnsburg
Punctual attendance is requested by the
delegates Of the schools belonging 10 the
Union, as the delegates Of the schools
will read their respective reports
JAMES McMURRAN, Cor Sec
March % 1888