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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. }
October 2R. Ia22

IT,
r, October 20, 1888 {
AVHEREAS, notice has been given this d,v bv I,,;s
Wv Department, TO the propreiors of the tesij,e If
me Certificates OF the exchanged four and bafper cen,
STOCK created IN pursuance OF Act of Congress
on Tie 10Th day OF May, 1924 that the certificates Of sad
STOCK viii be redeemed on the first day of Nav next and
whereas some OF The proPrieors Of said Stock may desire
.se renoursement OF their certificates previously 10 the
proPrstors Of said stock, tina, transferring The cert
Gates thereof to the United States they will be psid The
souns neIeoI, together with the interest which shall
have accrued thereon. TO the day Of payment
Inc serhcates are TO be transferred in the usual
ner at me Loan Office, where the same may stand credit
eo ana on the transfer being certified 10 the Secretary of
the Treasury the amount will be forthwith lransi,,sJ in
dIa payable TO the order Of the seller The interest
VIII % calculated TO the day which, in the regular
az the place where the transfer was made.
r. b. TANEY,
~ secretary Of The TyedsurY
NoVemOef 0. 52-Ieowi1MaY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-11

ANSloS HOTEL FOR SALE.-ln consequences
and the immensely OF hsrdships the care of MANAGING il
imposes on my sister, Mrs. AemoDg and al her instance
propose 10 sell the MANSION HOTEL, with all the con.
Teences anu personal property connected with the same
MS properly Is situated the of the
Square OF the town Of Salisbury, NJ c., few steps ony
situations Tor business in the Stae-Tbe ground extend.
OO ee on the front OF OF the main streets and about
ooo ieet along The main cross street, attached 10 which is
part OF PACK io extending through the whole of the
square-there are two other lots short distance oG
which are used for pasture cultivation The house
Is very commodious and in excellent repair with front
piazza The whole LENGTH and two back pazzas IL has
Tor the uses OF the Tavern, a dining, drawing hall
and besides eighteen bedrooms; ali neat and
com'oraoie: likewise six offices the ground floor in
row adjoining the Hotel. There is, on the premises
very excellent s'abe large and well arranged also small
er stable WIN ground floors, all admirably suited 10 the
purposes oil the Establishment There is attached to the
same large two-story brick Kitchen and ice house wo
wells with pumps, dairy and other houses-a good cell
lar, with almost all the building conyeniences ba, can 10
thought Of. On the corner in the main buiIdios ia
large sore-room counting and lumber room besides a
good cellar belonging 10 the store There is one of the
most favorable situations Tor merchandising in the MACE
and ibe great popularity Of the stand and liberal patron
age which has enjoyed In both kinds Of business will
petition. " So"''
The above offer includes also first rate Hostler bv
me name OF jim, well known for his skill and 6Jely.
Soou' 90 years Old healthy and stoutlikewse ca
P,ai LOOK, about III years old. likewise propose IN
sell all The Household and Kitchen Furniture beonqino IN
me establishments consisting of great variety Of articles
700 'euious 10 enumerate The Furniture is all neat good
ana some oil ecgan-there the house 40 good ea
.ner peds and furniture, all in good condition With The
rgs, wish 10 sell Carryall aud Harness. and one
Horse Wagon and Gear; good work Horse, si.o G ;e
ana Harness three first rate mich Cows some Hogs
ne terms OF sale will be made extremely favorable 10
NOSE wishing 10 buy But part Of this prope,tv will
be sold without the whole. HUGH Nc IpfST Pr W"
N, d. The public are assured that the Man.on Hotel
sha De Kept in good preparation for such as NAV choose
cs and no pains will be spared give the yerv hes,
accommodation until a sale may be efected-Tbe Che
Sw o,gei Also the Lincon,on Stage; also, Peck and
House, ''b''' az s'"P a."s
Jan. 4. -, cD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-11

N CONGRATULATIONS Rules holden in
IL the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
tober, 1888: -
James nj. Trce, in his right, and as administrator
Of es late wife, Patsy T. Trce, and ALSO as
Of Martha c. Trice. plaintiff
against
Edmund Pendleton, John B. Pendleton, Peter s. Bar
rel, and Matilda w. his wife, formerly Matilda W. PEN
dleton Philip ID. Winston, William O., Bckerton L.. Phi
up H. John r., Edmund T., Barbara A., Joseph p, and
octavius NJ Winston, William b. Phillips, and Barbara O.
his wife, Joseph w. Pendleon, John Vowles and Lucy
A. his wife, Francis Johnson and Catharine r. his WIFE,
Thomas NJ Pendleton, William J. Pendcton, and Frances
S. Pendleton, DeienJ,n,s
The plaintiff in this having by leave Of the Court
hrs had and obtained filed supplemental BILL TO which
all the defendants, except John b. Pendeton filed their
answers and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the said defendant, John ID. Pendleon is not an nhab
ant Of this State and he having entered his
anee and given security according the Assembly
anu The rules OF this Court motion Of the plaintiff by
ms counsel It is ordered that the said John b. Pendleon
40 appear before the Judge OF said Court at the
house OF said county, the first day Of the ne x term of
said Court and answer the said supplemental bill of The
Pan' and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed In some newspaper printed in the City Of Richmond for
two months successfully, and that another copy
be posted at the front door of the Courh this
ty, on some Court day.
January A. 73-wa,y~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-11

" nnoheLE LAND FOR SALE.--Pursuani 10 a de.
cree Of the Circuit Sune, ior Conf of 90 a., Gu
2 r curry county, pronounced in the suit of PETIT
way VS.; Inc heirs Of John Fsulcon, dec and others ON
hiS, n osy OF ociober last, shall offer the highest
youer, az view Hope, the late residence of said Jobn
on credit Of six and twelve months ON the Is
Jay OF February next all the lands of which said John
rauicon died seized. The said lands are divided 49,,
several distinct farms known by the name of New Hone
Melville, Mill Neck, &C. Several Of said farms bsvsr a.
abundant supply OF excellent MARIE and are in the inn
mediate vicinity Of James River--No convsvarca III,
be made until the further order Of said court VIZ
WIN. f. BAILEY, Deputv for
NJ. o. H. H. EdUGrds, Sheriff IF S. C..
'loN' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-11

NV EDm AhD WARREN-SIR: As you are not an
IL inhabitaBt OF the Commonwealth of Virgni, .J
nave no agent known TO you will please take notice
na' we WIZ proceed OH the twenty fourth day of Janu,
ing and six o'clock in the evening of that dsy at The
Souse OF William Clarke, in the county Of Hanover and
oae virginia, take the dispositions Of Thomas Gardner
ana oners TO be read as evidence in suit now depend
ing and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Cour, If
Law and Chaneery for Henrco county, in which suit
William Clarke and others are plaintiffs, and you are de-
on That day. the taking thereof will be continued from"
Jay 70 DAY, nnhi me business is completed Yours &C.
n... mb ~ CLARKE and Others, plaintiffs
S, -. 70--w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-11

Ekf-VIRGINiA.-At rules taken i'm the
Jerks Ohice OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
Of November, 1898: ~ ~" ''y
".I,an cnamoensyne' Appellant.
Henry Y. jenkins, William NJ. Jenkins, William p
aon and Elizabc his wife, Samuel Morgan and Ann
nus vile, John nj. jenkins and Sarah his wife, Obadiah
" jenkins, Richard II. jenkins, William O. Morgan and
RANGES his wife, Martha jenkins, Mary Jenkins Thomas
'e TN anu oarah Jenkins, Appelees.
ne defendants, William p. Hatton and Elizabeth his
wife, not having entered their appearance aud given secu
W according TO an act Of the General Assembly and the
.ues OF hs Court and appearing that they are not in
haoants oil this Saie the motion Of the appellee Hen
ry Jenkins, II is ordered that the said defendants viii.
nam Haon and Elizabeth his wife, appear here on the
hrs Gay oil April term next, and the original and
amended bill filed against them by the said appellee
Jenkins and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some one of the public newspapers printed in
me city Of Richmond for months and
also posted at the front door Of the House Of this
county. Copy-Teste.
November %. ~ So
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09

Intelligence in Card Playing. The
alleged origin of the invention of cards
produced one of the shrewdest replies
| ever heard given in evidence. II
was made by the late DR., Gregory, Of
Edinburgh, to counsel of great emf
hence at the Scottish bar. The doc
tors testimony went to prove the insan.
ity ofthe party whose mental capacity
was the point of issue. On a cross. in
terrogation, he admitted that the per.
son in question played admirably at
whist. "And do you seriously say,
doctor" said the learned counsel, "that
a person having superior capacity
for game so difficult, and which re-
qulres IN a pre-eminent degree, memo
ry, judgement, and combination, can
be at the same time deranged in his un
derstanding % al am no card play.
er," returned the doctor, with great
address; but have read in history
hat cards were invented for the amuse-
nent of an insane king" The conse-
luences of this reply were decisive.
Sir w. Scott.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09

THE GENERAL INSURANc,
COMPANY OF MARYLANn'
With q Capital Of Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars.
HHA AVE opened an Office in H.
AH town, Washington County M
land-for the convenience Of he -,
bouring Towns and Country. IN M
land, Pennsylvania. and Virginia.
Where they will Insure against
Loss By FIRE;
Also-0s LIVES;
GRAET ANsUIrIEs, and
RECEIVE EEpowMEsTs.
This Office will receive Money a,
post, payable ninety days after The u
is demanded-and until the nav,
thereof, interest at the rate of f;xs
cent. per annum, shall be paid. quart.
JOHN DAVIS, Agen
| November 81, lS33.-1y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09
LONDON POLICE.

" The DisOtcned. John Holling.
son, the plaintiff in this matter, who
described himself as !" wender of dogs
and cats wittels," claimed from Mr..
Samuel Peter Furzebush, q grave,
courteous.looking elderly parsonage,
the sum OFFS. A led for horsehesh and
other feline dainties, alleged to have
been furnished to the defendant, for
the sustenance of his cat.
The defence against the plaintiff S
claim was not based on the general
issue," but rested on the more formal
ground of a denial, on the part Of the
defendant, ofall property in the cat.
Please your Vurthy Verships (be-
gan the plaintiff this here good gen.
tleman for the last three weeks has
been sot down in my mind as Won Of
my regular customers, consequently
makes pint on it to call at his house
and leaves his cat a hap'ort ofwittles
Now, yensomever | had respectable
customers as is spectacle, | Away.
sarve 'em with my goods, and never
axes him for the ha'pence down, but
lets the bill run on for week after week.
Veil, your Honorable Vertships,
sarves this here good gentleman's cat
regular with her whites, sometimes {
pen'orth, and sometimes a ha' porth o.
liver, as might be, and SO | continued
to sarve for weeks
Without orders from me, as my
housekeeper Sally, will presently sat-
islactorily PROVE" said the defendant
nodding to the bench.
carter I'd done this" continued
the plaintiff, even | seed the young
hooman as always opens the street
door to let out the cat-lor YOUR Vert.
ship, the cat knows my voice as ifshe
know'd vot said, | ax'd with all the
ciyility in the universe, for to pay the
little summit orlt the score, as / vos
only poor wender of cats meat, as
goes to the makers to buy my goods,
Who wouldn't never give nobody no
credit without the ready money down.
%, SIS she, Lauk ! mister cats meat
man, 1t amt my cat-nor it amt my
masters cat yot you've been feedn-
IT'S only a wIsltor--as belongs to one
OF our neighborS. Very well, marin
says that's rum 60, marn, SAYS T.
but blow me ifit'll fit-and as she stuck
out and stuck out, Wy | made up my
mind to put the arms Of the law on
'em."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09

E1VOR RENT, The house | now occu-
I'll by, from the LIST November, until the
lst of April. JACOB MEDTART.
Sept. IL, 1834,--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09
MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.
TERMS.

Two DOLLARS, payable in advance; or, lWe
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, within the year
and if payment be deferred to the end oftbe year
THREE DOLLARS will invariably be demanded
No paper will be discontinued until all arreafa
ges are paid, except at the option ofthe Edi'of'
advertisements ofone square or less inserteu
three times for one dollar, and for each suose
quent insertion twenty five cents; longer ones ~
proportion. Chancery orders of the usual ieng.h
inserted and posted according to law, az hve aV,,
lars each Advertising customers VIII please )"
mark on the manuscript, how many insertions arc
required. If no such direction is given, the aus
vertisement will be continued until forbid
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09
310ftrp.
pIRGE.
o. highland chief, ereeuted after the
rebellion.


o. Highland chief. srecuted after The
rebellion.
Son ofthc mighty and the free
I.ov'd leader Of the faithful brave!
Was Il for high -ranked chief like thee,
10 al a nameless grave?
Oh hadst thou slumbcred with the slain,
Had glory's death bed been thy lot,
Zen though on red CalIoden's plain,
We then hal mourned thee not
Bat darlsly closed thy morn Of fame,
That morn whose sunbcams rose so fair,
Revenge alone may breathe thy name,
The watchword of despair
Yet oh il gallant spirits power
Has e'er ennobled death like thine,
Then glory marked thy parting hour,
Last Of a mighty line
Der thy green bowers the sunshine falls,
But cannot cheer their lonely gloom,
Those beams that gid thy native walls,
Are sleeping on thy tomb.
Spring on thy mountains laughs the while,
The green woods wave in yernal air,
But the loved scenes may vainly smile,
Not cen thy dust is there
On thy blue hills no bugle sound
is mingling with the torrents roar;
UNMARKED the red deer sport around,
Thou leads't the chase no more.
Thy gates are closed, thy halls are still,
Those halls where swelled the choral strain,
They hear the wild winds murmuring shrill
And all is hushed again.
Thy bard his pealing harp has broke.
His fire, his song of joy is past;
One lay to mourn thy fate he woke,
His saddest and his last;
No other theme TO him was dear,
Than lofty deeds Of thine
Hush'd be the strain thou canst not hear,
Last of mighty line
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09

"Your worship" said the defendant
in a strong nasal twang peculiar to
certain class Of Sunday orators, my
housekeeper, Sally, is in court, and
she is acquainted with all my private
domestic matters, she can prove that
the cat was not my property. Fur
Their than giving the poor creature a
little drop Of milk or SO, my housekeeP-
err Sally, will inform your Worships
that have always denied being the
owner of the cat in TOTO"
The defendants housekeeper, Sally,
plump, black.eyed, pink-and.blue-
ribbon bedizened lass, with handsome
boa round her neck, came forward and
assured the court that not thing was
done in the defendants house but what
she was privy to, and therefore she
could safely swear that the cats-mea'
man had never been authorized by ell
Their party to leave his wittles" al
her masters house. She could not
tell to whom the cat belonged, and al
her efforts to drive Miss GrimalklI
away were entirely fruitless.
" In fact (said the delendant,) my
rest has been so much disturbed, that
have been forced to get up in the nigh
and expel the cat with broom-stlck
as my housekeeper Sally can prove.
" Yes (said Saliy,) me and master
have both got up together to stop her
moldrowing,' and we have got to
bed''-
"That's enough (said the defendant,
stopping herr his Lordship must feel
satisfied with your corroboration."
The cats meat man having stated,
that if allowed u short time he could
produce evidence which would place
the ownership of the cat beyond doubt
the Court allowed the matter to stand
over for a few days.
Mr.. Furzebush bowed profoundly
to the Bench, tucked his " house-keep-
err Sally" under his arm, and walked
gravely out of court.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09
TANNING g. CURRYING.

TANNING q CURRYINd.
Y HE subscriber will continue to carry
4 on the above business at the old stand
Of SElBERT & SHOWERS, in Darkes-
vile, as heretofore. lie has employed MIR.
Elijah Griffith TO superintend and manage
the same for him, who is authorized TO
purchase
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09

Marques Of Granny and Hayman
The Paiater.-Hayman, who has been
called regular painter of history,
had much resemblance to the elegance
of Jack Ellis he was accustomed to
speak Of the productions of his art in
terms that no decent person would now
make use of. 1t has been sad that he,
like Jack Ellis, was a hero of the fist ;
that the heroic Marques of CRANKY.
who was fond Of the same amusement,
when he went to sit to Hayman for his
portrait, insisted upon having set to
with the artist before he began his
work i; the proposal was agreed to and
carried into effect Immediately. They
began in good humour, but as the fight
ing gloves had not then been invented
a clumsy blow from one reused the an.
ger of the other; and they set to in
earnest, cross. buttocks and other sci,
'entific man9uyres, upset the easel as
we'll as the combatants the noise
made by the fall alarmed Hayman's
wife; she burst into the room and
found the Peer and the painter on the
floor graphing each other like enra'
ged bears, each striving to keep tho
other down, while himself got upon hi,
legs. She parted the combatants, ant
when they had read justed their dress
es, Hayman proceeded to complete tn
portrait Of his antagonist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09
NDYP1DBo

EhERSONS indebted to the above firm,
FL are requested TO make payment 70
the undersigned, who is authorized 10
close the business; and those indebted to
Mr.. Jacob +. Seibert; individually, can
make payment in Hides, Skins, or Bark
to the Undersigned, by doing SO Imme
diately; and those having claims agalns
Mr.. Jacob r. Seibert, can have then
accounts paid in Leather on presentment
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09
HUSH, SWEET HUSH ,

adapted to The air of'' the Southern breeze.
BY THOMAS MOORE
Pye secret to tell thee, but hush not here
Oh not where the world its vigil keeps
I'll seek to whisper it in thine ear,
Some shore where the Spirit of Silence sleeps
Where summers wave unmurmuring dies,
Nor fay hear the fountains gush;
Where if but a note her night bird signs,
The rose saith, Gliding him, Hush, sweet
hush =
There 'midthe deep silence of that hour,
When stars can BIC heard in occ all dip,
Thyseli shall, under some rosy bower,
Sit mute, with finger on thy lip;
Like him, the boy, who born among
The flowers that on the Nile stream blush,
Sits ever thus-his only song
To earth and heav'n still IS Hush, all hush
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09

The Musical Idiot--There is at
present in the Salpetriere Cat Paris) a
girl idiotic to an extreme degree, who
does not speak, and cannot even dress
herself. However her keeper has re-
Gently discovered in her a decided
taste for music, and more than ordi-
nary aptitude for retaining and repeat
ing airs. She often can repeat faith
fully whole passage of music played
or sung to her only once; more than
this, even if the passage be left incom.
plcte, in repeating it she will terminate
| it in the right key and tone. A first
rate performer on the piano was
brought to play TO her, and her trans.
ports almost amounted to frenzy. Al
certain passages of rapid transitions
from flats to sharps, she uttered cries
of transport, and commenced eating
her fingers to calm her emotions. She
is an immense eater, and greedily
snatches at fruit if presented to her
but If, Mt the moment when she is about
to put them into her mouth, she hears
the sound of the instrument, she sud.
denly stops, and does not commence
eating until the music has ceased. An
able Threnologist, who has examined
her head, has not found the correspond.
Ing bump OF music developed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09
DISSOLUTION.

EyHE Co.partnership heretofore exist
E ing under the firm Of SEiBEhI y
SHOWERS, was dissolved on the 2no
day Of this month. by mutual sonsent.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS,
JACOB +. SEiBERT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-10-09
Hides, Skins, Bark, &c.

and TO dispose of Leather to those wish
ing to purchase. The highest price in
cash or leather will be paid for all kinds
of Hides delivered at the lanyard in
Darkesyile or at his residence in Martins
burg. Aconstant supply Of LEATHER
will be kept on hand for the accommoda-
ton of customers, and others who may
wish to purchase the article.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
Martinsburg, May Is, lS34.-T.
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lebte NOD pDr fur5er 3eit In parls
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Elm Oarleiben ccn 10000 Sranten
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psrrpeiserte. SUbalo fpiter So.
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ter erboben ,pcroen le9te ibm ST.
Nptbfbil6 penplan ;u sinerSinanl
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