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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25
T. ID OEGR u Es

My horse SIR PETER. is beautiful
blood bay. full five feet four inches high
was nine years old last spring; he is re
markedly sure horse, and his colts are
unoommonly large and likely; he was got
ten by the celebrated foal getter and high
olooded Laurence. he by Sir Aachy. dam
by the imported horse Sir Harry, q dam
by Chanticlear; g & dam by Mead's Old
Celer; ggg dam by the celebrated run
ming horse Lees Old Mark Anthony; 2
& 6 dam by the imported horse Flimnap;
ggggg dam by the imported Old Jolly
Roger, out ofthe old imported mare Mary
Gray-he was out Of very fine mare by
the imported horse Wonder, and she from
a mare by the imported horse Alder
man SIR PETER was never trained to
run, having been bred and owned by a
gentleman who had no propensity that
way. | purchased him with view 10
stand, on account Of his good size, pure
blood, and excellence as a foal getter.
WILLIAM r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield. January 10, 1882.
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(Ihe property If tol u ma Il johnson. }
a ENE OF the largest of the Sir Archy &
W Sir Harry stock, will stand this season
GU Mondays and Tnesdays. until 2 O'Clock
p. m al the stable of Ezekiel Showers in
Nariinsburg; on Wednesdays and Thurs.
days, until O'Clock, p IN at the stable
of Capt Levi Henshaw. on Mill Creek:
and on Fridays and Saturdays. at the
stable OF Peter w. Kerney, (Walpert's
old Stand,) four miles from Shepherdslown
aud be let TO mares at the moderate price
oi ten dollars the season; to be paid the
ist OF September next Any person be
coming accountable for five mares. shall
have the sixth one gratis. Those who pu,
mares to Sir Peter last seas IN and did no,
prove with ioal. shall have them ensured
tins year at the price Of the season The
subscriber having selected a careful, so
DER young man TO attend to Sir Peter, and
every attention will be paid TO those who
are disposed TO put to this valuable Stal
non, but will not be liable for accidents
Those having mares not with foal. are re-
quested to enter them TO Sir Peter as early
IN the season as possible. as il may he the
last time they NAY have an opportunity OF
SO valuable blooded horse as Sir Peter
The season has commenced and will end
The first Of July GAN public days excep-
ted)
A
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THE HORSE OF ALL HORSES!
@Farmers! Look TO your INTEREST
LOUDOUN GREY,
&:.

TWILL 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 at
the moderate price of tive dollars the sea
son; three dallars (cash) the single leap.
otherwise considered bv the season; and
ten dollars 10 ensure mare 10 foal. to be
paid when the mare proves with foal; par
ting with, removing the mare, or not con
tinuing her regular to the horse, forfeits
the assurance money. The season has
commenced and will end the 25th of June.
Great care will be taken Of all mares put
70 Loudoun Grey. but no responsibility
for accidents.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25
TIE thorough bred four mile Horse,
Southern Eclipse,

ILL stand this season, on Mondays
rV Tuesdays and Wednesdays, at tb'
stable of DIR IgDatius p. Lyles, in Wi
Transport; and on Thursdays, Fridays an
Saturdays, in Shsrpsburg, and be let to
mares at eight dollars the single leap,
tlcslre dollars the season, and ttoenty. tire
dollars to ensure mare with foal, parting
with a mare before she is known to be with
loal forfeits the insurance money. Mares
sent from distance can ne furnished with
good pssturage at fifty cents the week
The season has commenced, and will end
the 25th of June next. Every care will
be- taken Of mares, but no responsibility
for accidents
GFor pedigree and performances
see Turf Register and HandJaHS.
JOSEPH ENTLER
| April d, 1888 If
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25
Martinsburg Races.

A GREEABLY to previous notice, the
XAsubscribers to the .uartiasb,ug Races
met on Tuesday the 10th instant, to ap
point Managers, arrange purses, &c. and
made the following arrangements: to be-
run for over beautiful course, near Mar
tinsburg. on Wednesday, the 18th day OF
Nay neat, purse Of one hundred fifty
dollars, three miles and repeat, carrying
weights. sc. agreeably TO the Richmond
Rules. On Thursday the 10th, purse of
one hundred dollars, two miles and repeat
carrying weights SC. as above.-On FRI
day the l7,h, a purse of seventy five dol
lars, enc mile heats. three best out oil FIVE.
carrying weights, Sc as above. On the
same day, and Immediately after the mar
race, handsome Saddle, Bride and Mar
tingaie, 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 %, 1888 --tr
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Public Notice.

. sTHE Manager Of the Poor OF this
. county has given notice that ne III
tends to relinqush said charge at the end oi
the present year THE first Monday ~
June
The Poor of this county have hereto
lore been kept as one family, with tn
manager and his wife as the head. who
have received for their services two hun
dred dollars annually; the public paying
all the expenses OF the establishment.
The object of this notice is. to invite the
attention of persons willing to undertake
such charge; and who may desire a sit
uatioh from which theyheed not appreheDd
removal, il ITS duties he faithfully per
formed.
Competitors for the situa ton will max
application, in person or by proxy TO III,
Board of Overseers at their annual meet
ing on the first Monday IN June next, ~
hartinshurg And the board will gladly
near from applicants and others any sug
gestioDs for the Improvement OF their sys
TN for the management of the poor
-ys'em, to which they are by no means
welded.
By order Of the PRECEDENT,
SfMANS GARARD, clerk
o. the OUerseers Of The poor
1 berkeley county
April 4, l533--9w
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Brigade Orders.

10Th Brigade Va. Militia.
VEsHE Training of the Officers of the
9Th Regiment will commence al
Martnsburg 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 Nay-The Brigade Inspector & all other
Officers attached to, or belonging to the
9th Regiment required by law to attend
the Training and Regimental muster, will
conform to the appointment.
by order OF the Commanding General
WIN. GREGORY Col
67h Regiment y. M
March 81, 1833.-~tm
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Steam Gard Manufactory.

Steam Card Mandatory.
VI ME subscriber has erected steam
"A engine during the last summer, for
driving bis machinery 10 the manuiactur
ing MACHINE CARDS; and is now sup
piled with good assortment Of
Machine Cards and Fiileting,
which he can sell on as good terms as any
manufactured in the United States Care
ers and fuilers sending their orders by
merchants and others, can depend upon
having a good article sent them. All per
sons 10 wan. of any article in my line
will do well to call or send to No. l0s
West Pratt, between Howard and Eutar
streets, Baltimore.
JOHN II HASKELL,
Successor to David G Mccoy
Baltimore, March %, 1s33--6t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25
lcUDcUN GREY

is handsome grey. full sixteen and hall
hands high. remarkably strong and very
active; he was loaled on the goth April,
1921. he was sired by the well known
horse North Star, raised by Doct Straitb
of Jefferson county, and sold to Hanson
Elliott and William Taylor, Cor $500: 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 long pedigree of Loudoun
Grey. as his appearance will recommend
h'm to all good judges as proper horse
10 breed from.
JOSEPH ENTLER.
April a. 1899 IF
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25

EVHE subscriber has removed his shop
: to the house on the corner Of Queen
and Burke streets. formerly occupied by
William II Compton as store room
where he is prepared to execute all orders
IN his line Of business, at the shortest no
tice, and in a workman like manner, and
Of the best materials. lie returns hi.
thanks TO the public for past favors, and
asks a continuance 15f the same
JOHN HELFERSTAY.
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SHarttnsburg Gosette:
EDITED AND PUBLISHED
By EDMUND p. HUNTER.


TERMS:-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. Nopaper 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
for each subsequent insertion twenty.
five cents; longer ones in proportion.
Chancery orders of the usual length
inserted and posted according to law,
at five dollars each. Advertising GUS
toners will please to mark on the man.
uscrlpt, how many insertions are re-
CURED. If no such direction is givens
the advertisements wiz be continued Va.
= &rsiS.
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POETRY
FAREWELL.

FAREWELL.
Farewell! II is tender bre ath,
That's spoken when the heart is sighingj
IT'S born within the grasp Of death,
And only lives while it IS dying.
IT'S sister TO a crystal tear,
That glittcrs like the dew OF heaven,
When Venus lights her lovely sphere,
At the approach Of Autumn's even.
Il is exchanged 'twixt friend and friend,
When fast the parting hour is stealing;
And while it speaks their pleasures end,
II rouscs many fitiul feeling.
II wakes the sorrows Of the heart,
Whtn uttered by the tender lover;
On, tits the fatal sign TO part,
And tells him that his bliss is over.
Pva heard the sailor shout IL loud,
And way has hat in joyous motion,
Whila elinging TO the topmast shroud,
Ere y 4 his vessel sought the ocean.
Pve heard il from the sick mans tongue,
That hop d not to behold the morrow;
oh what drcary note II sung,
Enbaimcd with all his earthly sorrow.
I've h ard II muttcrcd o'cr the grave
In sounds that might the tombstone soften;
And seen, within that awful cave,
Its tears fall down upon the coffin.
Oh is't not then solemn sound
A word that bids our h arts discover.
7 reliance upon this mortal ground
TO meet again-ah, never, never,
Oh! may that gloomy word TO me,
Com only for tend token,
And never in this sojourn b.
The signal that my heart is broken.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25
Valuable Mills e Farm for sale
Il OFFER for sale nv TRACT of LAND
Feb. 2sth, ls33.-ts

~e0Uotc OAHtS q II arm jOT SAFE
OFFER for sale my TRACT Of LAND
IA IA 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
being prime bottom land, with good well
built houses of every description necessary
on farm, most of which are of stone:
indeed there are few better improved farms
any whereto be found; well of never falling
limestone water is in the yard Tuscarora
creek astream of considerable size g. constan
ly, passes through the land with fall of up.
wards Of % feet, affording several very elisi-
bic sites for water works. one of which is
improved with large stone MERCHANT
MILL. working three pair of Burrs and one
PAIR Country stones, with every description
OF machinery necessary for carrying on the
manufacture Of Flour &c. in first rate style.
will give great bargain in this propertys
no money required in hand, any good and
substantial purchaser may have il to be paid
Tor m eight or ten equal annual instruments,
one bali 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. Ifthis pro-
perty is not sold shortly the mills, Black
smiths shop tools, and house for Smith 10
live in will be for rent
MATHEW RANSOM.
Feb. 2Sth 1851
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25
RED ROVER.
,RG

EsHE splendiu ala 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
and the balance of the time at the stable
81 Samuel Cameron, at the Cross Roads
leading from Charlestown TO Smlthfield
and lei to mares on the following terms:
$40 CASH the slng.e leap, SIS the season
dlschaI geo by the payment of S12a if paid
before the LIST day of July. and S25 for
insurance; parting with mare or irregu:
lar attendance at the stands, forlens tn,
insurance. In every case fifty cents CASH
10 the groom. Gentlemen putting five mare
shall have one gratis. Good pasturage or
mares fed on grain ana hay at either stand
Oh moderate terms. Care will be taken 10
prevent accidents or escapes, but we will
not be responsible for either
RED ROVER is beautiful red sorrel
hlteen and half hands high. five years
o'd this spring, and is one of Sir Charles 4
iavorIte colts: his sire and dam eniitle him
10 rank among the first horse. IN Virginia
and no doubt he would have proved him
sell as such, but unfortunately after run
mg hhs first race, which he won II
h"e style he was sold aud bought by MIR
bolsseau who took him of the turf and
would not suffer him to run since, at when
time II was thought he Was aole to run with
any colt OF has age
JOHN LEMON,
SAML CAMERON.
March OF T633
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INDUS TR Y.
!&::;G.

Wis thorough bred race horse will
d. stand the ensuing season, to com
mence on the lst April and end on the Let
august next, at my farm, eight miles from
winchester. eight from Newtown, eight
from Battletown, four from Wildwood, and
Two and half from the White Postal
fifteen dollars cash the single leap, twenty
dollars the season, 10 he paid by the Ist Of
Adsust, and forty dollars for insurance. 10
Oe paid as soon as the mare is known to
te with ioaL Parting with the mare, or
irregular attendance at the stand forfeits
he ensurance.) Ia every case fifty cents
cash TO the groom to be sent with the ma re
MARES put by the leap or season last year
faat did not prove with foal will be in.ur
ed this year for thirty dollars. Mares from
a distance will be furnished with pastur
sge without any charge, and grain, if re
quired, at the neighborhood prices Care
Will be taken to avoid accidents and es
capes, but | will not be accountable for
hem
INDUSTRY is beautiful dark brown.
l6 hands and of an inch high, nine
years old this spriRg. and is one of the
largest and best formed thorough bred sons
of his distinguished sire (Sir Archy) His
performances under his former name M
ger,) and bis present name rank him with
the best horses for speed and bottom &
3 ioalget er he IS inferior TO none ln
one ofbis races over he Baltimore course
he ran a miles in I minutes and So sc
conds.
p e ID I G. Il e f..
INDUSTRY was by Sir Archy, his
dam by Balls Florizel, his dam Celia b.,
9sildair, great grand dam Lady Boiling
broke by Pantaloon. great great grandam
Cadiz by King Herod by Old Fearnough,,
~, of Kitty Fisher; Cadlz's dam was
Primrose, who was got by Dove, who was
got by Cadiz, who was got bs old Crab,
who was got by Silly, whose dan, was Sc
ina, who was got 10y the Godolphin Ara
han
PER- o r M A CES.
October 1927, when 8 years oil he ran
for the post stake over the Newmarket
course. which he won in fine style. Mex
week, over the Tree hill course, he wo
he sweepstakes Next spring. "a wear:
ODD he was beaten over %, ID rock
course A mile heats, by Sally Hopes
good race. He was then taken 20 Btltl
more, and won the mile heats. beating
Bachelor Fall of the same year he wor
The colts purse at Washington, 9 mile
meats Next day he won the jockey club
purse. mile heats. beating MuIatto Mar,
and others. Next week, at Baltimore
won the mile heats beating Bachelor
May 1929 Chen years old.) over thp
Washington course, he won the a mile
heats. beating Bachelor and Hypona. A,
baltimore, next week. he won the Jockey
club purse mile heats Next fall he was
eaten over the Hagerstown course in
which race he broke down, and has never
| started since
| INDUSTRY will only be permitted oil
tttend TO four mares a day, at intervals al
tour hours, and IN no instance will this
arrangement be deviated from. Mare,
put by the season this spring, that do not
prove with iosl. will be permitted to go 10
him throughout the fall season withou,
any additional charge
RECTOR BELL
April II 1885
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25
Fresh Lime for Sale.

HsHE subscriber has just finished burn
ing on his farm adjoining Martinsburg
a Kiln of Superior MARBLE LIME
which be will sell at reduced price. This
Lime is warranted to be good those wish
ing the article will do well to apply soon
CONRAD ROUSH
April 4, 1861
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-25
YOUNG SHAKESPEARE,

OO1NH OH Aht - L Il AYE
EETI stand this season on Mondays
Wv and Tuesday,. until IL O'Clock, at
the stable of Geo: W. Robinson, on Back
Greek; an Wednc sdays and Thursdays, al
the stable of Daniel Waggener, on Sleepy
Greek; aud on Fridays and Saturdays, a
the stable of the subscriber, on Back Greek;
and be let 10 mares at the low price OF
four dollars the season; too dollars leash
the single leap oth' rwlsc considered by
the season; and eight dollars to ensure a
mare 10 foal. TO he paid when the mare
proves with foal; parting with. removing
the mare. 0, not continuing the ensured
mare regular to the horse, iorfeits the en-
surance money, Great care will be taken
of all mares put to Young Shakespeare.
but no responsibility for accidents. The
season has common need and will end the
25th of June (All public days excepted. }
Young Shakespeare
IL beautiful bay sixteen hands high and
well made in proportion, four years old
this sprlDg-he was raised 10 Pennsy lvania:
his sire was out of the full bred imported
horse Shakespeare, imported from England
ny Col. Williams OF Frederick Md, and
was sold for $1,000: his Dam was sir, d by
the well bred horse stump owned 10y Col
Martin, o. Lancaster Pennsylvania, con.
sIdered 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
will recommend hun to all good Judges
THOMAS II STEVENS.
April IL, 1888 -tE
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WOOLl WOOL!! wOoL!l!

ENE wish 10 purchase, immediately,
w 25,000lbs Of good clean common
WOOL, for which the highest market
price will be given.
JOHN N. RIDDLE, g. Co.
Martinsburg Factory, April IL, 1888
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IN actual fact. "A man down jersey,
talking Of the number Of wives to which
he mad been married. was asked by per
Son present. "Hnw many wives have you
hadP" why. believe four or five
SAID he, and began TO count over. "There
wa. Polly and Peggy sally and Dorothy"
Aud there he maize kind of halt during
whch intermlsslon, neighbor present
san there's another Molly, you forgot
her the man Of many wives clapped hl.
hand OH his forehead, and muslng for
sone time. "Well. believe il is So
think did have one with such a name
but II seems all like a dream "a pause
Yes you're right remember now. she
was poor sickly thing s. didn't live morn
year or two lis very strange that
shoald forget Molly; hut IT'S quite natral
30 many things happen in one life, thai
it's plagey hard To keep an account of N.
all, and | balnt got no Bible to home 10
pu' down the marriages in--csuse sold
II when my last wife died With the res, oi
the house hold and kitchen furniture"
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Pulling, Dying, Dressing and
Manufacture of Cloth and Car
peting. and Cardinr of Wool

Manufacture of Cloth and Car
peting, and Carding of Wool.
ME undersigned take this opportunity Of
informing the public. that they have
rented the "JMartinsburg Factory" at The
North end OF said town, formerly occupied
6y Mr.. e. G. Conradt, and lately by Messrs.
Riddle Il Janney, where they purpose carry
ing on. in all its various branches. tho
Ruling, Dying, Dressing and
Manufacture of Cloth, Blan-
kets, Fannels, Linseys, &c.
in the best possible manner, shortest notice,
and on reasonable terms. They will also
manufacture all kinds Of CARPETING, such
as Venitian, Welting. Figured, &c and war.
rant the colors 20 be bright and durable
Also. Carding Of Wool into Rolls. SC. I'M
der confident belief of their ability to exc
cute all orders in their line of business, in q
workmanlike manner, they solicit from a
generous public. a share Of patronage.
J. C. GEISENDORFF & BROTHERS.
Mar'insburg, Oct 25. lss2.-6m
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
BANK,

Williams Port, February LIST. 1888.
Hoy A RESOLUTION OF The Board of
H1 Directors Of this Institution, the follow
ing scale and rates have been adopted for tho
government OF the officers thereof, in receiv-
Ell deposltes of money. to limited amount,
subject TO interest, viz:
For deposites payable sir1
months after demand, cert. per annum of
hcates shail De issued bear 5per cent.
ing interest at the rate
For deposites pay able nine.
ty days after demand. cert. per annum Of
lcates snail De issued bear 3 per cent.
ing interest at the rate
For depostes payable sir
ty days after demand certi- per annum of
ticates shall be issued bear per cent
ing interest at the rate
BY order.
GEO r MoSHER, Cashier.
February Z, 1888. 7-Iy
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Washington County Bank.

WaI,Gmsport, March 2lst. 1888.
NOIlCE rs hereby given to the sub.
~ scrioers to the capital stock Of this
company. that further instalmept of Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents on each share Of
stock is required TO be paid in at the Ban
king House on Monday the Gath of June
next. By order,
GEO r MOSHER. Cashier.
March %, ls33-6w
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a FEW thousand Blackjack Shingles
IA oil Superior quahi, for sale nv
A0GhllRE s. BOYD.
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The ,pye-How sweet TO the soul OF
man (says Hieroeles) Is the society OF =
beloved wife, when wearied and broken
down by the laoors Of the day: her en-
dearments soothe. her tender cares re
store him. The solicitude and the anxl
eties. and the heaviest mis- fortunes OF HE
are hardly to be borne by HIM who ba.
the wight OF the business and domestic
cares AZ the same time to contend with.
But how much lighter 90 they seem, hen
aftrr his necessary avocation are over, ht
returns TO his home. and finds there u
partner OF all his griefs and troubles, who
takes for his sake her share Of Iabors up
on her. and sooihes the anguish of his an
ticlpaiions A wife is not, as she is false
ly represented ana esteemed by some
a Durlhen of SORROW to man. No. she
shares his burdens and she aleviates his
sorrows; for there is no difficulty SO heav,
or Insupportable IN iie, but II may he sur
mounted 10y the mutual labors and the al
fechonate concord of that holy partner
ah,u