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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-18
The high dlooded Horse,
SIR EEYER,

The property Of cot nm Ii Johnson.)
a hNE oil the largest of the SIR Archy 4
w sir Harry stock, will stand this season,
on Mondays and Tuesdays, until 2 clock,
=. m at the stable Of Ezekiel Showers, IN
Nhr'insburg; on Wednesdays and Thurs
days, until o'clock, p. m. at the stable
OF Capt Levi Henshaw, on Mill Creek;
and on Fridays and Saturdays at the
stable of Peter w. Kerney, wv alperts
old Stand four miles from Shepherdstown,
and be let 10 mares at the moderate price
OF ten dollars the season; to be paid the
| st of September next Any person be
coming accountable for five mares, shall
have tue sixth one gratis Those who put
mares TO Sir Peter last seasIn and did not
prove with toai, shall have them ensured
this year at the price OF the season. The
subscriber having selected a careful, So
Der young man to attend TO or Peter, and
every attention will be paid to those who
are disposed 10 put to this valuable Stall
llon, but will not be liable Tor accidents
Those having mares not with ioa, are re-
quested to enter them to SIR Peter as early
IN the season as possible, as it may be the
last time they may have an opportunity of
50 valuable blooded horse as Sir Peter.
The season has commenced and will end
The first of July (All public days excep
ted)
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THE HORSE OF ALL HORSES!
0TFarmers, Look TO your Interest,
LOUDOUN GREY,
KS.

EE7ILL stand this season, on Mondays
w Tuesdays and Wednesdays. at The
stable Of Joseph Ray, (Marlatt's old stand
Hoke's RUM and on Thursdays. Fridays
and Saturdays, at the subscribers stable
IN Shepherdstown, and be let TO mares al
the moderate price OF fire dollars the sea
son; three dallars (cash) the single leap
otherwise considered bv the season; and
ten dollars 10 ensure mare in foal. to be
paid when the mare proves with foaI; par
ting with, removing the mare, or not con
tinuIng her regular to the horse. forfeits
the insurance money. The season has
commenced and will end the 25tb ofJune.
Great care will be taken of all mares put
to Loudoun Grey, but no responsibility
for accidents.
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POTATOES.

The difference bet,eeen raising them ia
sell and havt'ig them TO buy
lie" years since, as was measuring
souie potatoes TO my neighbor W he pul
thS following question TO me: How is il
,nat you always have potatoes to sell, and
1 always nave to Guy? As to that matter
= fePleo DO not know; but | can tell
no" 1t is WITH some men. Howp In the
hrst place they have to buy their potatoes,
ana thinking they viii be economical AMI
VIM not nuy more than they can heIo
they pick out all that will do TO ear sad
save the restto plant in the-spnnp oC ,hs
years 'hey calculate then any ground viii
90 Tor potatoes; Of course the poores, mar,
OF the lot Is selected for that putnoss
lhey say potatoes will do to plant any
hme-they are left until other crops are
put INTO the ground. Then the potatoe
ground Is probably ploughed; as potatoe,
grow any how. The small potatoes are
plahted-pretended to be hoed once. and
petaoVenture not at all, 10 the fail, il Is
Iie laS' work they do, before the ground
sh up to dig their potatoes. Some OF
. .uehi are spoiled by the frost, and the o
'hefs are injured before dug. They are
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1aarttusburg Gosette:
EDITED AND PUBLISHED
Bl EDMUND p. HUNTER.


IEk1NS:-Two DOLLARS, PAYABLE
In advance; or, Two DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS, within the year; and if
payment be deferred to the end of the
year, THREE DOLLARS will invariably
be demanded. opaper will be dis.
continued until all arrearages are paid,
except at the discretion OF the editor.
Advertisements OF one square or less
inserted three times for one dollar, and
Tor each subsequent insertion twenty
hve cents; longer ones in proportion.
Chancery orders of the usual length
inserted and posted according to law,
at fve dollars each. Advertising Gus
toners will please to mark on the man.
uscrpt, how many insertions are re-
CURED. If no such direction is given,
the advertisement viii be conHpued I'M
I'll forbid -
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lcUDcUN GREY

IS a handsome grey, full sixteen and hall
hands high. remarkably strong and very
active; he was foaled on the goth April,
1921. he was sired by the well known
horse North Star. raised by Doct Straith
OF Jefferson county, and sold to Hanson
Elliott and William Taylor, for 5000: bis
grand sire the imported North Star-his
dam by the Irish Grey, his grandam by
the Nelson Grey, 1t is deemed unneces
sary to give a long pedigree of Loudoun
Grey. as his appearance will recommend
HIM to all good judges as proper horse
TO breed from.
JOSEPH ENTLER.
April 4, 1888 If
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The beautiful Horse,
R.G
vbrzas4ks
YOUNG SHAKESPEARE,

YOUNG Shan SPEARE,
Eb ILL stand this season on Mondays
w and tuesdays. until ~ O'clock. at
the stable OF Geo: w. Robinson, on Back
Creek; on Wednesdays and Thursdays, at
the stable OF Daniel Waggener, on Sleepy
Greek, and on Fridays and Saturdays, at
he stable Of the subscriber, on Back Greek,
and be let to mares at the low price Of
four dollars the season; ttco dollars leash
the single leap. otherwise considered by
the season; and eight dollars to ensure a
mare In foal, TO be paid when the mare
proves with ioal; parting with, removing
the mare, or not continuing the ensured
mare regular to the horse. iorleits the en-
surance money, Great care will be taken
OF all mares put TO Young Shakespeare,
but no responsibility for accidents. The
season has commenced and will end the
18th of Ju8e Gan public days excepted
Young Shakespeare
Is beauties bay, sixteen hands high and
well made IA proportion. four years old
this sprlng-he was raised IN Pennsylvania:
his sire was out Of the full bred imported
horse Shakespeare, imported from England
by Col. Williams, Of Frederick. Md, and
was sold Tor $1,000: his dam was sired by
lhe well bred horse Stump, owned 10y Col
Martin, Lancaster Pennsylvania, con.
sldered to be one of the best horses In thai
county. 1t is deemed unnecessary TO say
any thing further respecting the pedigree
OF Young Shakespeare, as his appearance
VIII recommend him to all good Judges.
THOMAS IL STEVENS.
Anil IL 1888 If
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Brigade Orders.

10th Brigade Va. Militia.
u ME Framing of the Officers of the
ID 9th Regiment will commence a,
Martlnsb1rg, Berkeley county, on Monday
'he 9th day OF May and continue three
days The Regiment is ordered to muster
al The same place on Thursday the 9th day
OF sIay-The Brigade Inspector & all other
Oihcefs attached to, or belonging to the
ohh Regiment required by law to attend
the Training and Regimental muster, will
conform to the appointment.
by order of the Commanding General
VIM. GREGORY Col.
9th Regiment y NJ
March 81, ls33.-~tm
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RED ROVER.
MG

esHE splendid ana thorough bred horse
Red Rover will stand the spring sea
son at the stable of John Lemon at Bun
ker's Hill, the three last days of the week
md the balance of the time at the stable
of Samuel Cameron, at the Cross Roads
leading from Charlestown to Smiihfieid
add let to mares on the following terms;
SO CASH the single leap, SIS The season
dlscha' geo by the payment of .l2s if paid
before the LIST day of July. and s25 for
parting with mare or lrregn:
lar attendance at the stands, forfeits the
insurance. In every case fifty cents CASE
to the groom. Gentlemen putting five mares
shall have one gratis. Good pas turage OF
mares fed on grain anu hay at either stand
on moderate terms. Care will be taken to
prevent accidents or escapes, but we vii
not be responsible tor either
RED ROVERis beautiful red sorrel
fifteen and half hands high, five year,
nd this spring, and is one of Sir Charles.
lavorite colts: his sire and dam ent,le hin
70 rank among the first horses in Virginia
and no doubt he would have proved him
sell as such, but unfortunately after run
ing his first race, which he won IL
tine style he was sold and bought by Mr.
BMsseau who took him off the turf ant
would not suffer him to run since, at which
-une il VAS thought he was aple to run witt
any colt OF his age,
JOHN LEMON.
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"The kiverlid," or Yankee .sealuess.--
Green Horn from the interior. recently
went to visit rich cousin, in the city OF
Boston. Beng introduced into the sitting
room by the servant he stopped 1T the
door, and gazing for moment, with as
constituent, upon the rich carpet on the
hoor, be at last observed a narrow space
next the wall OF the room, which IT did
not cover, and with long strides, marched
over 1t opposite the fire place; here, being
Obliged TO cross the carpet to reach his
friends, (who beg An to be as much sur
prlsed as he was,) in reaching the hearth
he could not avoid stepping on it and
turning with much apparen, modification
TO his cousin. he exclalmed-"There,
Polly, have trod on your htverhd arter
all"--Lalc. .Mer.
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TNDU
!g.:G,

Wills thorough bred race horse will
b stand the ensuing season, TO con-
mence on the LIST April and end on the L.,
August next, at my farm eight miles from
Winchester. eight from Newtown, eight
from Battletown, four from Wildwood, aud
two and half from the White Post al
fifteen dollars cash the single leap, twenty
dollars the season, 10 ne paid by the lst oi
Au- ust. and lorty dollars for ensuranoe, 10
be paid as soon as the mare is known to
be with ioal Parting with the mare. or
irregular attendance at the stand forleits
the eDsura0ce.) In every case fifty cents
cash 10 The groom to be sent with the IN r,
Mares put by the leap or season last yea.
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 grain, if re
CURED, at the neighborhood prices Care
will be taken to avoid accidents and es
capes, but | will not be accountable foi
them
INDUSTRY is beautiful dark brown.
10 hands ana a of an inch high, nine
years old this spring. and IS one of the
largest and best formed thorough bred sons
oil his distinguished sire fSIr Archy) His
performances under his former name (Nl
ger,) and his present name rank him WI |.
the best horses for speed and bottom *
as ioaigetler he is inferior TO none L.
one OF his races over the Baltimore cours.
he ran miles in minutes and So ST
combs
p E ID / G. X e T..
INDUSTRY was by Sir Archy, his
dam by Balls tlorizel, his Z dam Celia b,
'sildair, great grand dam Lacy Boiling
broke by Pantaloon, great great grandam
Cadiz by King Herod by Old Fearnought
out OF KITTY Fisher; Cadizs dam wa,
Primrose, who was got by Dove, who was
got by Cadz, who was got by old Crab
who was got by Silly, whose dan, wasee
lima, who was got by the Godolphln Ara
bian.
p E r F O r NJ A Noes.
October 1897. when 8 years oli, he ran
Tor the post stake over the Newmarker
course. which he won in fine style. Mex
week, over the Tree bill course, he wo
the sweepstakes Next spring, a year.
DID, he was beaten over Broad rock
course mile heats, by Sally Hope
$500 hiN "uo tnCtt TAKEN 10 DHltt
more. and won the mile heats, beating
Bachelor. Fall ofthe same year he wof
the colts purse at Washington, 2 mil,
heats Next day he won the jockey cdb
purse, mile heats, heating Mulatto Mar,
and others. Next week, at Baltimore
won the mile heats beating Bachelor
May 1929 Uhen 5 years old,) over th.
Washington course, he won the a mile
heats. beating Bachelor and Hvpona. A
Baltimore. next week. he won the locke,
club purse mile heats Next fall he wa,
beaten over the Hagerstown course N
which race he broke down, and has never
started since
INDUSTRY will only be permitted O
attend to four mares a day, "a, intervals d
Tour hours. and IN no instance will TN.
arrangement be deviated from. Mare,
put by the season this spring, that do no
prove with loal. will be permitted to go tc
hun throughout the fall season withou
any additional charge
HECTOR BELL.
April IL, lS3S.-3t
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Steam Card Mandatory.

& sHE subscriber has erected a steam
n engine during the last summer. for
driving his machinery in the msnufactur
ing MACHINE CARDS; and is now sup
piled with good assortment of
Machine Cards and FsLleting,
which be can sell on as good terms as any
manufactured in the United States Gard
ers and fuilers sending their orders by
merchants and others, can depend upon
having good article sent them All per
sons in wan. of any article in my line
will do well to call o. send to No 109
West Pratt, between Howard and Eulaw
streets, Baltimore
JOHN III HASKELL,
Successor to David g Mccoy
Baltimore, March %, 1888 ct
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fuiisng and CuydiaC .Ilii.

fult1ng ana Carving 1ntu.
y HE subscriber wishes TO engage a
3 competent person to take charge oil
b., PULLING IND C.4RDING MILL
near Charlestown, on the shares The
esta olIshment has an excellent custom
and the machines are in perfect order
The house aud other accommodations foI
the family OF the occupant are large and
convenient. with privilege of pasture, &c
The applicant must bring satisfactory
testimonials OF his thorough acquaintance
with iulilng and cardIns, and his capacity
for carrying il on. &c,
ANDREW KENNEDY.
Charlestowu, April IL, 1888 - st
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Ialua6te Vdtils e. Farm jor sale
DEEER Eon 10 A -

n
OFFER for sale my TRACT of LAND
81 adjoining Martinsburg in Berkeley county
Va containing about 44O acres, equal in
strength and fertility of soil to any land in
the State; has an abundant supply Of Timber
and meadow, at least one third of The tract
beng prime bottom land, with good well
built houses of every description necessary
on farm, most of which are of stone;
indeed there are few letter improved farms
any whereto be found; well of never failing
limestone water Is in the yard Tuscarora
creek astream of considerable size s. cons,an
ly, passes through the land with tall of up
wards OF % feet, atfording several very eligi-
bic sites for water works, one OF which is
improved with a large stone NERO HANT
WILL. working three pair oil Burrs and one
PAIR Country stones, with every description
OF machinery necessary Tor carrying on the
manufacture Of Flour SC. In first rate style
l will give great bargain in this property!
no money required IN hand. any good aud
substantial purchaser may have il to be paid
tor 10 eight or ten equal annual instruments,
one hall to bear interest from the time he
takes possession until that half is paid, the
residue then to commence bearing interest
and so to run on until all is paid. II this pro-
perry IS not sold shortly the mills, Black
smiths shop, tools, and house for Smith 10
live In will be for rent
MATHEW RANSOM.
Feb 28th, 1888 TT
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MAN 4 I4NSDChG GAZETTE,
published 10 a new and enlaIg, form b,
EDMUND P. HUNTER.
HSHE undersigned has become the Ed
Il tor and Proprietor Of tins journal. s.
has, at considerable expense, furnish, d
the office, with all the necessary facilities
Tor furnishing to the Public, a weekly re
cord OF foreign and domestic intelligence
OF useful, interesting and entertaip,ng
character. Having issued two numbers
oil the paper. the first containing a full ex
position OF his political views and princi
pies, he deems 1t unnecessary 10 repea,
them, at large, in this prospectus. l..
the change OF Editors, the GAZETTE" will
adhere to its ole political faith, labouring
as II has done. in the cause of the CON
SIfIUTlON and the AMERICAN >Y>
lem Relying upon the Justice of tins
cause, and pledging his unceasing efforts
to sustain IT. the Editor submits TO the
public. his claims upon their patronage.
TERMS: The GAZETTE is nrinteu
upon an Imperial sheet, and issued every
Thursday morning. at TN o DOLLARS
per annum, IN advance; TWO DOL
LARS and FIFTY CENTS PAYABLE with
IN the year; or, THREE DOLLARS Al
the end OF the year
EDMUND P. HUNTER.
Martinsburg, March 8, 1888.
n. b. Editors exchanging with the
Gazette, are requested to copy the above
INTO their papers. e. p. III.
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Origin Of Disease Il tell honestly
what think is the cause of the compiica
ted malIdies OF the human race, il IS then
gorlnandlzing and stutiing, and stimula
ting those organs he digestlye) to an ex
cess, thereby producing nervour disorder
and irritation. The state of their min j
As another grand cause, fidgetig aud dis
coDtenting yourself about that which can
be helped: passions of all kinds, ma6g
nant passions and all worldly cares press
lDg upon the mind, disturb the cerebral
acton, and do great deal of harm.-.a.
berns,hy.
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Fresh Lime for Sale.

HsHE subscriber has just finished burn
d ing on his farm adjoining Martinsbure
Kiln of Superior MARBLE LIME
which he will sell at reduced price. rhl.
Lime IS warranted TO be good : those wish
ing the article will do well to apply soon.
CONRAD ROUSH,
April 4, 1856
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Pulling, Dying, Dressing and
Manufacture OF Cloth anu Car

PetIiS, anu CafulnS OF W Dol.
HE undersigned take tins opportunity Of
informing the public, that they have
rented the ".uartinsb,rg Factory" at the
North end OF said town, formerly occupied
by Mr.. G. G. Conradt, and lately by Messrs.
Riddle s. Janney. where they purpose carry
ing on, in all its various branches, the
ruling, Dying, Dressing aud
Manutacts~e Of Cloth, Blan-
kets, Ftannels, Lanseys, &c.
IN the best possible manner, shortest notice,
and on reasonable terms They will also
manufacture all kinds of CARPEriNG, such
as Fenitian, Welting, Figured, Sc. and ware
rant the coors 10 be bright and durable
Also, Carding Of Wooi into Rolls. Sc. I'M
der confident belief OF their ability to exc
cute all orders in their line Of business. in
workmsnlike manner, they solicit from
generous public, a share If patronage.
J. c. GEISENDORFF & BROTHERS.
Martinsburg, Oct IS, is32.-6m
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WOOL! WOOL! WoOL!nI

WE wish to purchase, Immediately,
w 25,000lbs Of good clean common
WOOL, for which the highest market
price will be given.
JOHN ". RIDDLE, g. Co.
Martinshurg Factory. April IL. 1893
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JOf1N De NUN,
SAM'L CAMEROr
March 81, 1888
PEcrGE EIR.

Red Rover the property of MIR Boisseau
aud raised by Mr.. Baker Of Chesterfield
was sired by sir Charles who was sired
ey Sir Archie, out ola Citizen mare, (See
American Turf Register) his dam by the
imported horse Chance out of Celia b,
old Wlidair grand dam the celebrated
old mare Lady Bolilngbrook who was by
Panfoloon; & dam Cadis by " orn.
legs, KIM Herod son of Fearnought; 9
dam Prlm Rose by Dove; gggg
lam ny Othelo, son OF Crab; ggggg
dam Col Taskers imported mare oelemia
by the Godolpbln Arabian.
BENJAMIN MOODY,
WM Il JOHNSON.
Feb. %, 1888
The above pedigree given by Mr.. John
son and Mr. Moody know to be perfect
y correct; having owned several of LADY
bolllngbrook's stock which | ALWAYS
thought very highly off Red Rover is a
'ull Brother TO Helgo, who is a race horse
OF the first order and stands as such.
JAMES j. HARRISON.
Extract from Mr. Bolsseau's letter. So
soon as Mr. Baker returns from the South
| viii get Certificates OF Red Royer's
Race and time of Running which believe
was IN | minute and So seconds over q
heavy course; also of the high standing s.
reputation OF his dam; she is now l6 wears
Old and could not be bought for $500.
Z. + BOISSEAIT
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Free Translation In the preface 10 a
very interesting work now before US, en-
titled The Late o. Sailor" published IN
London last year--we find the following
anecdoie Oh captain OF frigate, who
having sprung his main yard IN a gale
OF wind, anu being off Lisbon, fell III
with a gun boat belonging to that port As
the captain wished TO repair the damages
without gong TO eng land, he desired q
man who declared he could speak span
isn. h,ch the Portuguese understand, 10 b,
seat Tor. "here JONES' SAID the captain
ask Tins gentleman how long they woul,
be 10 Lisbon in making usAss new mair
yardP Jones turning his quid, began
"oenhor, roHndo cum Squares; now lon,
you make the man yard for John Ingl,
terror NE mtende," was the answer
"What does he say?" asked the captain
"Not IN ten days. said the interpreter
"Nol IN ten days.! re echoed the captain
"why, we snail be in England before tina
up with the helm. p Fhiiad Coz.
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PUBLIC SALE

EEILL 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
sisting of variety of Household and
Kitchen Furniture; a number of valuable
- work Horses, Brood Mares
nITT and Colts, amons which are
-. a iiIsi " of ss. OF l-Egk
young bay horses; Mich L. y
Cows, and number OF Vez.S
Stock Cattle; about fifty head ID dogs;
Farming Utensils Of every description. one
Road Wagon; Rye by the bushel; Gram
IN the ground. sc. A credit ofnine months
will 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 IL, 1888
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.fdcontages Of .4mblguity A Baltimore
Editor says, he has list three subscribers,
one because ne supported Jackson, a Sc
cond because he was for Adams * third
because his paper was nutrai-but what
IS mos; remarka Die, the displeasure of the
three was excited by the same piece!
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PUBLIC SHE.

4 UDLIC O.ILE.
EEYILL be sold by publc vendue, at
w the Mill Of Joseph Fenton, decd
in Frederick county. Virginia, first rate
CARDING MACHINE,
Picker, Braker, SC all fit for immediate
use. The sale will take place on Saturday
The Attn instant, between the hours OF ten
and three O'Clock in the day The aboy,
property will be sold under Deed oil
Trust, executed for my beneit-terms
made known on the day of sale.
THOMAS REEFS
April IL, 1888.
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BOARDING HOUSE.
ssM
::;:a
Mrs. II. f.. HU.NTER

III AS removed her BOARDING HOUSE,
u e. to the house formerly occupied by
Vi: Mckewan, where she has made con
siderable additions to her accommodations
ana Is prepared to receive new boarders.
Mar'lnsburg, April IL, Is3S.-tf
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Washington County Bank.
WIL,amport. March 2ist, 1888.
NollCE Us hereby given TO the sub
AZ senbers to the capital stock Of this
company, that further insislmebt Of Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents on each share of
stock IS required to be pa i'd 10 at the Ban
king House on Monday he gath of June
next. BY order,
GEO r. M0SHER. Cashier.
March %. IS33-6w