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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-02

NOTlCE.-Any person DESTROYS of obtaining first rate
" Booded Stock OF Horses would do well 10 call on
me very soon, either in person by letter. by DELAY
great bargains might be lost. propose TO sell or trade
the following horses The well known and fine booded
horse Murdoch, (by Sir Chares his dam BY the imported
Bedford, out Of Bell Air; she OF Shark she out of
Wildare; she out of Lexington; she of Jolly
Roger she out oil Spanking Roger, OF the old i'm
ported mare Miss Bell years old last Spring feet
inches high His colts large, of fine form and colour
three year old Johanna colt, beautiful bay feet
inches high; his dam by old Forizcl dam by the inn
ported Robin Redbreast dam Pandora, by Lampght-
err, e dam by the imported Shark, g e dam by
Baylor's old Fearnought, dam by the thorough
bred imported horse Shock two wear old colt and
two year old illy last Spring, by Murdoch out of Sir
Charles of first blood. One sorre colt wear
old last Spring by Murdoch, of Charles mare Two
mares in foal by Murdoch, of which the dam of the
Johanna colt named above, whose colts have sold for GOOD
prices TO Mr. WIN. II. Johnson and others
CHARLES C. GRAVES
N d. Letters to me may be directed 10 Chesterfield Id
Court House, virginia, liS-wtfl October %.
II ROCK GROVE FOR SALE.-For sale, small
Y - Tract OF Land in the county of Henrico, on the
Brooke Turnpike, five miles from the city of Richmond
Immediately opposite Brook6ed, the property formerly
owned by Benjamin Sheppard, Esq, belonging 10
Geo Taylor, Esq The land lies directly on the Turn
pike and contains SO acres 10y actual survey par
GELS, one containing 20 acres with house. formerly kent
as tavern, with grove OC the largest oak trees at the
house, and fine well Of water-the other containing 30
acres separated from the former by 20 acres the
y OF Mrs. Copcandto he sold privately il purchaser
Is obtained by the first of March, 1888 Otherwise at
on on that day The land will be shewn by the tenant
now on the premises. For terms aud particulars apply TO
SELDEN * CLELAND, Aucts
december 10. 65-wts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-02
From The Alexandria Gazette.


Mr.. Snoaoden:-Having to-day, re-
ceived dismissal from the Navy Of
this republic, signed by "Andrew Jack
son." after twenty-three years arduous
service, devoted to my country, as
have with ardent zeal been, both in
war and peace, think proper to give
the public the first annunciation of the
fact.
1t was about two months ago, imrne.
diatety after full and complete exam
nation of my conduct by q Court OF
Enquiry convened in Washington un.
der the testimony of many persons,
when | was most honorably acquitted
as an officer land gentleman, that the
Government paper 1.-THE Globe) pro.
claimed me to be large public dc.
faulter. | then requested suspension
of opinion upon the charge, vouchine
that the whole of it was UNANIMOUSLY
malicious, and that would in time ex.
pose the nefarious measures, whereby
the base accountant officer, his favor.
ties and coadjutors, were so wretched-
ly aiming to fix it upon me.-This por-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-02
Brown & BaiIv'S

Grand Mcnageric Of Liring Animazs,
Win be Exhibited at MARTINsBURG, ON
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the sth
and 9th of MAY; aud on FRIDAY, the 10Th,
at DaRKESyILLF., positively for
ONE DAY ONLY
TIE Projectors in having the pleasure OF in.
vlung the Pubic TO visit their Mcnagcrie, feel
confident that II contains the most gigantic and
beautiful collection Of Quadrupeds ever exhibited
IN TINS place; and they assure Visitors that every
attention will be paid To render the Exhibition
agreeable. Hours Of Exh bitten from / o'clock
A. NJ until o'lock. II. Nj. &c. AdB,ittancc 25
cents; Children under nine wears old half price.
4mong The collection are The following.
SlX LIONS; one of which, the Proprietors
bid defiance to the world 10 produce his equal.
under forfeiture of 5000 dollars
THREE LIONS in Que Cage; the Keeper will
enter the Cage each day, perform and caress
these Lords Of the Forest
a pair OF North American LEOpARDS
The RED ALPACtA, of South America
A pair Of LION WHELPS.
The Brazilian TIGER or JAGUAR, of South
America
full grown MALE KANGAROO
The untameable HYENA.
The Peruvian LAMA.
The hunting LEOPARD of Africa.
North American PANTHRESS and African
LEOPARD in one Cage.
The COUNCILMAN Of Egypt
Together with large collection Of MONKEYS.
APES, BABBOONS, &c. Sc
Martinsburg, May 2, 1893
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misc / have so far redeemed as to be
able 10 declare, solemnly, that | have
very recently completely cancelled, by
proper vouchers and testimony, the
iniquitous attempt TO iniure me, and by
il brought the Department indebted TO
me not much short of one thousand
dollars.-My accounts have been most
dishonesty, and with the most unpre-
cedented hardihood, protested against,
and even the decision ofthe Examining
Court utterly disregarded.
My Counsel will Immediately pre-
pare thorough and very, connected
statement of the manner in which I
have been for nearly four years perse.
cuted; from which the community will
clearly discover that | have not had
the smallest prospect of any thing like
ultimate justice from the Department.
again ask Of the public little fur
Their forbearance from making any un-
favorable conclusion against me.
pawn my very existence upon the fl.
deity and iaithfdlness with which the
whole of my duties to my country have
been fulfilled.
Those Editors who are accustomed
TO act independently, and with proper
justice TO individuals, Especially one
who has been dismissed from the
high service of his country to crafty
the most black hearted malevolence,
fraught with views ofthe deepest iniqui-
ty, will be pleased to give publicity to
what | now subscribe my name.
R. B. RANDOLPH.
Late of u. S. n.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-02
WILLIAM NAYLoR.

The distinguished Indian warriors.
Muk-ka-ta -mish- aka kaik, (BLACK
HAWK, )Waw- ba-kee- sink, (Prophet;)
Na-pope; ma-ho; Na-sin -ew isl uck,
BLACK Hawks eldest sony Pa.wa.
sheet, (adopted son of the prophet,
have arrived at the seat of Govern.
ment, from Jefferson Barracks. They
were. conducted thither by Lieut.. Alex
ander, of the army, in coformity with
the instructions of the Government.
We understand that these celebrated
Chiefs of the Sac and Fox Tribes are
held as hostages for the future good
conduct of the late hostile bands,' in
conformity with the 7th Article ofthe
Treaty of Fort Armstrong, made by
these confederated tribes, on the 2Ist
of September 1882, and by Maj. Gen.
eral Scott and Governor Reynolds, on
the part of the United States.
These ldians are now on their way
to Fort Monroe, with the view to their
greater personal convenience and ac-
commodation. The facilities for es-
cape at their recent place of confne-
ment, near 81. Louis, being near their
, native forests, required such restraints
over their persons and liberties, as
would not, perhaps, comport exactly
with our institutions, or be agreeable
to the President; hence their removal
to the Atlantic border, which must
greatly amehorate the present situation
Of these misguided and unfortunate
men of the woods, as now, at Fort
Monroe, they comparatively, may be
at large, or restricted only, to the
limits of that great work. Here, too,
they may see the "blue face of ocean
smile" and if the scene be less con-
genial to their nature than their own
green prairies of the West, yet, per-
haps, they may be reminded of the
boundless tract on which, in days that
have gone, they had been accustomed
to roam.
We understand that this disposition
of Black Hack, and the hostages
named in the treaty, is specially pro-
yided for by an act of Congress, from
which, as it is at hand, we will give
the extract.
"For the expenses of twelve prison.
ers of war of the Sac and Fox tribes,
now IN confinement, and to be as hos.
tages, under the seventh article of the
treaty with the ,Sacs aud Foxes, of
twenty first of September, one thou
sand eight hundred ard thirty-two,
embracing the cost of provisions and
Clothing, compensation to an lnterpre-
ter, and cost of removing them to a
place where they may be kept in safe
ty, without being closely confined, the
sum of two thousand FIVE hundred dol.
lars. "-GIobe.
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oars are inevitable. Il is never 10 h. eSrec,o,
that all men can be brought 10 think exao,lr al;k
when every man is free as he ought 10 BE-. 10 en-.
tertain ms own opinions; and when il regards
principles o. government, there may
be something material in this difference of opini
on. But II more frequently happens, that party
spirit Is sought to b kept up for mere party mr.
Poses-withont regard to principle The former
may De sanitary, but the latter has always been
the pane and destruction Of republican govern
ihents' do not say, that Won ought not 10 be
influenced by the opinions Of those whom bv ex.
perlence you have found TO be correct, upright aud
Wen informed but, be ware Of the heated nar,i
san who seeks only to float upon the efferyescence
Oh party, party marshslled by the sound Of a
nahs or shIbbcieth. In repeating this catch
word ne Is moved solely BY the consideration Of
ms own importance as leader, who may be look
go to Tor Tins word, whilst he is as incapable of
understanding as he is Of advancing the public
good In making these observ ations, have no
particular ailusion, and no one has a right TO an
ply thcm as u they were intended for him They
are general remarks, suited to the present politi-
cal condition Of our country.
but there IS one imminent danger Of the present
day, against which would warn Won. II Il were
the last words had to say IL is the opinion which
IS now sought assiduously 10 be inculcated, that
the Union OF these States is only a compact which
each State may put an end to whenever she plea
ses. In other words, that any State may secede
from the Union at any time, and assign any cause
for a she chooses or no cause at ALL This Is yir
tnaiiy the doctrine upon which South Carolina
acted when she lately arrayed herself against the
Government OF the United States; doctrine con.
tended for. in elaborate speeches and ESSAYS in
onr own State, as well as in S. Carolina 'frue,
taese mistaken men have been triumphantly re-
futed again and again; but they still perseverc as
al determined TO PROSTATE the Union in public OPT
mon, which would be to PROSTATE it,-in fact com
mon sense must spurn the idea, (for il is absurd
a ~ n my sx,f
no one any longer than they please, } and indie.
nantly reject those theories which would persuad.
us that We have nothing TO bind the refractory or
coerce the sedtious, but the will and pleasure of
The Offenders. Again, tender 10 yod me most
sincere regard, which trust will remain the pre-
dominating feeling of my heart, to the latest hour
OF my life, and could promote your prosperity or
happiness by any exertion or sacrifice, l shall III
all times be ready most cheeriully 10 max, i,
That no one might say that this was intended for
effect, did not make the publication until after
the election.
~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-02
April IS, 1888 =

WILL be sold by public auction. at tho
w late residence Of Isaac HOUSE,
WORTH. decd. Tory town, near Thomas
Russeli's. on Friday the Sd day ef May
meet, all Of the personal properly belong
ing 10 said deceased. consisting 10 part Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, such az
Tables. Chairs, Beds and Bedding; seven
head Of work and riding Horses; ten head
Of Mich Cows end Stock Cattle; mum.
Der Of Sheep and Hogs; Farming Uten-
sils of every description Nine months
credit will be given the purchaser on all
sans over FIVE dollars, by giving DO nd
with approved security, under ths sum
casb. ROBERT DANIEL,
ISAAC HOUSEWORTH jr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-02

Messrs. Vance and Sloan elected.
MIR. Donaldson elected to the Senate in this dis
trict by about 1876 majority.
Charles Fenton Mercer has been elected from
the district Of Loudoun, Fairfax and Fa uquier by
amajorty OF IS votes over Dr. r. c. Mason.-S
Med. Moore from the Augusta district by a small
majority over Robert Craig, late member; and j.
); Allen from the Harrison district over Lewis
Maxwell late member
Inc following are asceriained to be elected, in
addition to those heretofore published: Charles
Fenton Mercer, Joseph w Chinn, Edward I,u-
cas-, Jr Nathaniel H. Claiborne, James II. Ghol-
son, Andrew Stevenson, Samuel Med. Moore,
John ]. Allen, Thomas Davenport, William III
Taylor, James M. ii. Beale, and - Fulton
The Accomac, Ohio, KanawS "a and Norfolk dis
tricts remain to be heard from. In the FIRST nam
cd Richard Coke, ir. the late member is opposed
by IT, A. Wise. Mr.. G. goes into Accon,ac. the
residence OF MIR. w. and the last county TO vote
with a majority of more than 400. The election
IS doubtful, but chances in favor Of Mr.. WIN
the Norfolk district, MIR. Loyal goes into Eliza
Detn CITY with majority Of 60 over Miles King,
Which IS thought will be increased. In the Ohio
eislrlctlhe contest rs betweenWilson and Morgan;
Mononsalia' the residence of both, is to decide
between them.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-02
AT TT AGAIN!

More New Cheap Goods.
ME subscriber announces to bis
n friends, customers, and the public
generally. that he has just returned from
the eastern cities. where be has purchas-
ed a very general assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
You have all heard, and will hear Of
Cheap Goods; and many of you will think
you have seen them, but he will venture
to assert, tina: when you view the present
assortment, and hear the prices. you will
agree with him IN opinion. and pronounce
them the CHE APESF GOODS you ever
saw before in all your lives Therefore. all
you that are DESTROYS Of procuring Cheap
Goods. are respectfully invited to call at
the subscribers Store, where you can be
supplied with almost every article you
may want. THOMAS G. SMITH.
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TNI8 9A1BPTTso
MARTINsBURG. May .. 1888.

Opequon Canal.-We have the plea
sure to announce to thepeople of Berke-
ley, that Messrs. Purcell and Hage,
Engineers in the service of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal Company,
detached for the purpose Of surveying,
and estimating the cost ola canal from
the mouth of Opequon to Martinsburg,
have commenced their labors. The
route has been examined, and the re-
port of the Engineers may be expected
in few weeks.
We have understood from the gen.
tlemen engaged in this service that the
Improvement of the navigation of o.
pcquon is feasible and expedient far
beyond their expectations. Only 80
feet of lockage will be necessary from
the mouth of Opequon to the mouth Of
Tuscarora; and if the Improvement
shall be continued to Martinsburg the
lockage will be increased to 5s5 feet
The expediency Of this however they
consider questionable.
We have understood that canal 10
be cut along the banks will not be re-
commended, but merely an improve
ment of the bed of the stream-which
can be done with two new dams and
the raising of two mill dams already
on the Creek. The consequence of
this will be that very little land will be
injured by the work. 1t is even doubt
full whether the necessity Of tow-path
may not be superseded by the applica.
ton of steam, which the Engineers
think may be used with great sue
cess and economy. We shall anxious.
iy wait for the report of the Engineers,
I and shall hail the commencement of
this work as new ind important era
in the history Of this county.
Messrs. Humerickhouse and Hooper
have commenced running their new
line of stages, between this place and
IIagerstown. We are pleased to see
this, but regret to learn that derange-
ment of the mails is like to be the con-
sequence. Heretofore we have had
regular daily mails from the East and
West, and we understand that our tri.
weekly horse mails have been superse-
dcd by the IIagerstown stage. By
this arrangement, instead ola maiLsix
morningsin the week, we receive the
three regular Shepherdstown mails ON
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
in the morning, and three uid Hagers-
town on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays in the evening, SO that the
Post-masters in Baltimore and Wash
ington must, three times q week, put
up the Martinsburg mails for the Ha-
gerstown distributing Office, and as of
ten direct for Martinsburg, and as often
as this is neglected, our mails halt by
the way. We should imagine that
when the citizens of large town are
TO have their mail and stage facilities
increased, they should be consulted and
know the cost-but the Post Office de-
partment is in q curious state OF con-
fusion. Oh! for the good old days of
John Mclean.
dppointment the GoUeraOr. CHARTS JAMES
FAULKNER, of Berkeley, JOHN b. d. SMITH, of
Frederick and JOHN S. GALLAHER, of Jefferson,
Commissioners the part of the state of Virginia
TO settle the boundary line between Virginia and
Maryland
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-02

WILLIAM N THOMPSON.
Msrtinshurg. May Q. 1888.
VIRGINIA. Berkeley county, TO wit:
1T a court held for Berkeley county at
The Court House. oa Monday the I'm
day Of March. 1888.
Jacob Syester. Sarah Sycster, adm'rx OF
Daniel Syester, decd. and Elizabeth,
Lewis. and Andrew Syester, infant heirs
of said Daniel Syester, deed. who sue by
Jacob Syester. their next friend, Fh.fs.
against
David Syester, and Archibald Sherer .deffs.
IN CHANCERY.
HSHE defendant David Syester, not Az
u ing entered his appearance and I'll s,ssl
security according to the act Of asse mbIy
and the rules Of the Court. and il appear.
ing to the Court that he is not an inhabi.
tant OF the Commonwealth; ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here on tho
second Monday ia joy next. and an.
swcr the bill Of the plaintiffs; and il is fur,
Their ordered that this order be published
in Tic Maftinsburg Gazette and Public Ad.
vertiscr Tor two months excessively. and
posted AZ the front door ofthe Court House
Of said County.
Tesie,
HARRISON WAITE, nc.
May 2, 1883. Am
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DIED.

On Monday last, Mrs. Mqrgard Keneywiie Of
Mr.. Uriah kerney, Of this county, leaving hus-
band, and three children Zone an infant, and a
numerous connection TO lament their loss
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Ground Piaisier of Paris.

1fOdiId 4 tUiSieT " I~GT2S.
YHvIiE undersigned. having 'een sppoid-
Il ted the agent OF Messrs. JONA-
THAN ELLICO1"r s. SONS, for the
sale Of Ground Plaster Of Paris, at the
POINT OF ROCKS. will be kept sup
piled with stock Of that article Of the
best qualify, which be offers for sale at
this place.
The undersigned is thus enabled 10 dis
pose Of Ground Plaster at the Baltimore
price, with the addition to that price of
only the cost Of transportation on the
Rail Road, and the Incidental expences-
that is to say, he will sell this article a, the
Point Of Rocks at an advance Of only 374
cents per barrel over the current price Of
Ground Plaster in the Baltimore market.
G.V ALLEN.
Point Or Rocks. April IS, is33.-3t.
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New Spring and Summer
Dry GOODS,
lind Fancy articles.
Philip A. Glover

ENFORAlS the citizens of Martins burg
m and vicinity, that BY the flattering en-
couIagement received on former Occasions.
he has been induced TO open here again.
and hopes by an Increased variety, ana
the strictest attention, to merit and receive
a portion Of patronage His stock con
sists in part of the following articles:
Blond and figured Gauxe Wells,
Black Lace do.
Blond Leonidas & Herman IIan'kfs. of
different colours and qualities.
Gauze and Berage Handk'fls.
Black, White and Coloured do
Plain Coloured aud Black Silk do.
Figured, Watered and Painted Silks,
Plain Coloured do
eros dc-Nap and Black Italian Lutte
string do.
Painted Muslin cf handsome STYLE,
Points OF the latest patterns and different
quality.
Plain and Striped Gipghams,
PLAID, plain and figured Jackonet and
Cambria Muslins.
Plain and figured tobinet do.
Plain and figured Book and Swiss do
/, Shirling do
Thread aud bobinet Laces s. edging,
Bobinet Foot and Blond.cdging,
Tortoise Shell. Tuck and Side Combs,
Mock, Neck, SIZE and Puf do
Horn and Wood Dressing do,
Ladies' Kid Gloves and M,ts,
Gardeners Hoskin. Berlin & Thread
Gloves,
Plain bumbazeen and trimed Stocks,
Gumelastic, Net and Web suspenJers,
SILK aud Marseilles Vestings,
Prince,tas SINNER cl, a., Satteen, Strip.
cd James and Brown Cassimers for coats
and pantaletts; Spttlefeld, Popgee and
Flag handkerchief; hair Coat and Crum
brushes; Dunlop's Backing and Shoe
Brushes; Fancy Rose. Float and Shaving
Soaps; Shaers, Pocket and Small Scissors;
Pocket and Pen Knives; Pins; Silver
lhimbles, open and shut end, Shields;
Hemming and Sons drill'd and silver eyed
kneedles; Sewing Silks and Bosses; La
dies s, Gentlemen Hose of Various kinds:
Corded Shirts; Pearl Shirt, Coat aud Fan
cy vest Buttons; ready made Vests and
Pantaletts, with variety Of other articles
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-02

AppointmentbyHte Gournor. -CHABLEsJ JAMES
FAULKNER, of Berkeley, JOHN b. ID. SMITH, of
Frederick and JOHN s. GALLAHER, of Jefferson,
Commissioners the part of the state of Virginia
to settle the boundary line between Virginia and
MARYLAND
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SALE OF LAND.

SALE OF LAND.
DY virtue Of decree OF the county
-EB court Of Berkeley, rendered at tho
December term. 1887. or said court, in
the case Of John Washington and others.
heirs at law Of Francis Whiting. decd
against Charles Lowndes and others, I
shalI offer Tor sale, at public auction. on.
Monday the first day Of Nay fern Of said
county court Of Berkeley, before the court
snkS1E house door, a TRACT OF
LAND. situate on the west
w. side Of the North Mountain. be-
-. ing an undivided rnoiety Of a
tract Containing about six hundred acres.
the remaining moiety of which belongs to
the heirs Of James Russell, decd. For .
more particular description Of the locality
and quality Of said tract. reference may
be made to Mr. Thomas Russell Terms
Of the sale will be one third Of the pus-
chase money cash. the residue in two e.
quail instruments, payable at three and six
months-the purchaser giving good per-
sonal security for the deferred payments.
ANDREW HUNTER, com'r.
April IS, 1888 It's
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following descriptions, White Russia Hats,
Beaver and other Drah's do Black Beaver
do. Brown. Dtab and Black medium ri
ced DO. Common Black and Drab do.
Youths and Cbildren's Dral and Black
do Plain broad brimed Brown, Drab and
Black do. All of which he is determined
t, sell very low for, cash. or in barter for
Wool. Feathers. Bees wax and country
nett half hose, for which the highest mar
ket price will be given
z. A. G. has taken room in tho house
now occupied by Mrs. G,rsas, nearly OBJ
posite to Mr. }. MeClearys Hotel. where
he expects 10 remain FOR few weeks only
Martinsburg, May Q. 1888 If
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Complete returns from all the counties in this
Congressional district, now in.-The follow
mo * the result.
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HIGHEST PRIZE,
Ia, 900 DOLLARS.

1921 Prizes. 10000 Tickets, $40 COO
Tickets 81; Halves -; Quarters 81.
WILLIAM N THOMPSON.
Msrtinshurg. May Q, 1888.