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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
THE HIGH tiooded Horse,
SIR PET Err :

lIhopropcrtyofCol. Vim. r. Johnson, J
n ,E Of the largest of the SIR Archy
- and SIr Hairy stock. will stand this
season. ca Mondays and Tuesdays. until
O'Clock. g m 60 the stable Of John
bu'wle, In MarhushuJg. on Wednesday,
u' j hurslsNs, unuh , o'clock. q ~ at
go. stable Of Capt eva urushaw. on
Nii Creek; and on FrdaXs and SATURDAYS.
10 'Hc stable ST Peter " kerney. Wal
rsrls 0id stand luur miles South Of Shep
i.u'-'lwu, ani hr 10 % mares a. the r.
tItrd price ~ eight dollar. the SEASON:
20 he discharged hV .ix ni'hin the season
- iHe reason 60 che reduced price Is ow
lH- 'n tae pressure ut the Tunes Those
sIp p.t msfts Co ~ir Peter last season aud
'.ii n1' prove with losl, .hsli have them
ensured iht- YEAR at ten dollars Those
having W1rts nos with GOAL, are requested
fro eufrr tHfm ~ ~W Peter a. raIF n the
season 49, possible. a. Ct may he che last
iur ihfY ust Dave az opportunity a. 40
valuable h.4u.ci horse as so Peter The
season hss commenced and wtll end the
h.-tot jHlY Gfratear SSH be- tskea bat
n' responsibility lor acridents AH uih
'i- days excepted 1Weaty Gsc 1sal. 90
the groom 90 al casss
JAMES BROOKS
March -. 1854
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
PEDIGREE

SIR WALTER Scorr was sired by Mon
sieur Tonson, he by Pscolet, he by the
imported Citizen, he by PscoIet of Eng
land, he by Blank, and Blank by the Go
dolphin Arabian; bis dam Fantai by Ar
chy. out Of the dam Of Sally Niece, g
g dam by the imported Knswsley, & 9
dam by the imported Dion, g g g dam
by Celer, ggg g dam by Tristan
Shandy. For further particulars, see
Turf Register, and English Stud Book !
THOMAS McGEHEE.
Jas. 9th, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

A Ii. sizes and descriptions of Penn
"a sylyania Bar and Plough
= So, o IT
'f the most approved quality, kept con
ianny on hand by the Subscribers.
JOHN n. LANE x WEBB.
Shepherlstown. April 8, 1894.
TTRGfNT1;-At Rules in the Clerks office
of the County Court of Morgan, at Bath, the
first Nondly Of March 1884
Jacob Snyely and w lillian Harsncson. partners
90 trade, in the style Of Snivcly and Harme-
SON. PlQs.
against
Samuel Ecllcs md James Hook, deets.
THE defendant Samuel Eckles not
having entered his appearance and given
|.'c1uiY according 10 the act Of assembly
/ IS the ru IS of this court. and il appearing
|hr satisfactory evidence that he is no in
''H'tnt Of thi, country: It is ordered,
'h'i The said defendant do appear here on
ihe iT,i dav oG Che next term, and answer
The plaintiff, bill, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper Published ia Martinsburg. for twc
months sucrcssivelv, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the
tour, House, in the town of Bath, Nor
gan county
\ Copy -Tesie.
J RICHARD, csc.
March IS. 1884 -2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

KING ANDREW.
There's news frac Nashville came ysStrssh,
Your faith will lay tax oni
Tor Cat va We has just came ia
With news Of Andrew Jaeks0a.
Come through the heather,
Around him gather,
The hickory tree lay axe ss;
Dig deep the holes
And hoist your polls,
For wha'll ba KING but Jacksss.
Come through the heather,
Around him gather.
Come Matty aud Marcy and = thegithsT,
And crown the poor old cray soul,
For wha'Il be KING bat jackson.
Tks bandit crew with sword in han,
Fer 'sSPOIIS" arc a in actoa,
And to a man ha' sworn 10 .ian'
Or IA wi "MISTER JACKSON"
Come through the heather,
Around him gather,
Th> hickory tree lay sxs On;
Together cling,
with all our kin,
10 put down Andrew Jasksss
Yet no, a health 20 our own csnss,
And TO cur foes distraction
We're for our country and orr laws.
30 DOWN WI Andrew JsekHos.
Come through the heather,
Around him gather,
We must be up in sctisR;
Wen gle nae crown.
Wen haze nae King.
So DOWN wi Andrew Jackson.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
MACHINE CARDS.

' 4 ME subscriber has contracted for a
q hrge supply of MACHINE CARDS
which he confidently expects to receive
by the 9th or Goth Of the present month
The quality is warranted inferior to none
IN the United States; and they will be sold
at the factory prices 10 Baltimore or else
where. A part Of the cards will be of the
.illIt kind, for breaker daulers, or other
small cylinders Full sets may be had for
machines, as the stock comprises about
ten full sets Comb plates and hand clean
ers may be bad also.
Orders for the above will be promptly
attended to, and the cards carefully nut
up and forwarded to the persons ordering
the same.
ROBERT SHERRARD.
Bloomery Mills, Hampshire coz
March Is, Is34.-tm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

P0aser the comedian, is at present in
Wash. where hisarrival couldhavency-
srbecn better timed, as his quaint hamor
may for time serve todispcl the gloom
which has no doubt now settled on the
minds Of those gentlemen who have
seen blow struck in the city Of New
York, which threatens, and VIII des-
troy that power which they now exer-
else in manner 50 dangerous to free.
mems rights and priyiIegcs.--Neu
York Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

A REPORT having some bow or other
"a got into circulation that intended
TO leave this place. which is without the
slightest shadow Of truth; there is nothing
further from my intention. have conclud
ed TO settle myself in Martinsburg for the
present. and rely on generous public for
support. My shop is in the room above
the Apoihecary Shop Richard McSher,
~ and Brother, where will be thankful
TO receive encouragement in the line ofmy
profession The subscriber feels thankful
for past favours, and pledges himself that
all work entrusted TO bis care, shall be
done in a neat and fashionable manner, or
according TO the customers directions. He
is also disposed TO be accommodating in
every respect, and will take in payment
for work, country produce.
HIRAM BOWEN.
Martinsburg. March 90. 1884 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

Street Mu5ic.-Passing along Re
gent street a few evenings ago, friend
ofours heard the entire overture to II
Don Giovanni, executed en- quafuor,
consisting oftwo vioHns, ciarionet and
violinccllo. The performers were sur
rounded by an admjring crowd. We
question if any four performers in the
Opera band could, without much pre-
vious practice, thus execute from mem
CRY the classical harmonios Of Mozart.
london paper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

A Spring Morning. For my own
part" says ADDISON, in 4 sentence
which contains Iivelier emotions than
the melody of verse could impart, a
value an hour in spring morning as
much as common libcrtincs do an hour
at midnight. When | find myself \
wakened into being, and perceive my
life renewed within me, and at the same
time, SEQ the whole face of nature re.
covered out of the dark and uncomlorf.
able state in which it lay for several
hours, my heart oycrlows with sonti-
ments of praise to the great AuthorI
OF Nature. The mind in these early
seasons of tho day, is SO refreshed in
all its faculties, and borne up with such
new supplies Of animal spirits, that she
finds herself in 4 state ofyouth, especi-
ally when she is entertained with the
melody ofbirds, the dews that hang up
on the plants, and all those other sweets
OF nature that are peculiar to the morn
ing" Who can help responding t
feelings 50 beautifully expressed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
JAS. 27th, 1884.

Extract from Mr.. Johnson's advertisement.
".hoHsieur IOnsonS colts have sold at
very high prices saw their improve
ment. he having had last fall more win
neTs than any other horse IN America
The best evidence, however, Of my opin
ION Of him, is that paid, last November
Ten thousand Dollars Cash for him.
w. Il. JOHNSON"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
Land and RIiIls
FOR SALE

REY Farm and Mills near Martinsburg
WE Berkeley county, Va. are still for
sale: the Tract consists Of about
MTD ACRES OF FIRST RATE
Land, Inferior TO none in the Valley, well
improved ard in high state Of cultivation
! am disposed to sell it on accommodating
terms, either entire, or divide it 10 suit
purchasers; more full description Of this
property can be seen by reference to soma
Of the late numbers Of the Martin sburg
Gazette, in which it has been heretofore
MATHEW RANSOM.
February -, 1S34.-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
LAND FOR SALE.

rE'IIE subscriber will sell his farm il
: Berkeley county, Virginia. contain
ing two hundred and fifty-eight acres frs
rate lime stone land. about sixty acres o
il clothed in the very best timber, suct
as black oak. locust. walnut, sc. The
EEA improvements are a tolersblC
Issss. good two story DWELLING
lsfss{ HOUSE. Kitchen. Barn Corr
S+a-----' Crib, Sc. well Of never failing
water near tho house; the said land lies
within two and a half miles Of the Cbesa
peake and Ohio Canal lie will also sell
sixtv arres Of first rate TIM xsgTs
BERED LAND. lying near ssS ss
Fverhart's Saw Mill, on Back Tssp@"
Creek. in the said county Of 4.ssslz.--.
and also $40 acres of LAND,
yink in Morgan county, Virginia, greater
lart in timber Any person wanting TO
,rrshase any Of the above lands can, by
written or personal application to him, re
iding on The first mentioned tract, have
II furthcr Information required.
JOHN S PORTERFIELD.
February 70 1884 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
- OTTO e. IN

A LIST Of balances due to the Ches
~ apeake and Ohio Canal Company for
stock subscribed. has been transmitted TO
mr. nv The Treasurer ofthat Company for
collection. II is respectfully desired that
payment he promptly made, as the funds
Of That Company are wanting TO the fur,
Their prosecution of the enterprise.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER.
april 3. lS34-St.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

CRocKETr's LAsr.-''If it was mr..
business" said David, 'qo sit behind
a fence and shoot great men as they
passed by, ! reckon | would'n take a
shot al Martin Van Buren,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
Tie Superior otlak Horse,
BLOONI ElELD

- - - - va p p - - -
4 EEIiLL stand lhc ensuing season. com
w mtpring mo 1t Il April and end.
ing The 25'h Of June, lplblic DAVIS excep-
ted at the lol'owing pisces. VIZ un Mon
Idtls and part Of Tue-daYs. AZ the stable
u Joseph BARS, Back fcei. on Thurs
days. at the stable of Reason Phillpy.
.Grrgks oil staud:) and part &c Fridats
and Saturdays. az Little Georgetown, and
sill BE- 1T = mares. 10 tie reduced pice
Of two dollars fcasH) the single leap. four
dollars the season. and eight dollars Tor
.ensurauce, TO be paid as soon as the mare
- known to be With foal. ANY person
parting with a mare. or not continuing her
regularly 20 the horse. t0rl-,ts the ensnr
ince money. Care viii bee taken If mares
bat ~ accountability fof accidents.
Is i o . IN Ii Q L u
ia heaaaiHl dspp.e grey. lllsxtecn and
hail hahts ti-h, eight yctrs old. OF Gne
blood, excellent ac,t,u. lormaud strength.
liz was got by Bloomfield, Bloomfield by
Go, celebrated running horse Bloomfield
.oi New Jersey, hy tie Imported President
President rs Nelson, Mellon hy Domede.
~hO was thought by sp1rismeu 70 be one
Of the hest hstses Of hts day 90 England
bloomdsd's dam was s1t by the mp rted
horse Dey oil 4 gcir-; her dam MS IL
reaia; she vas got by Old Whistle Jack.
-; her dam by Oh Rockingham. Whistle
Jacket, the FIRE OF Leyenia, was got by
the noted running horse Domcdc, all oil
which hof.es are considered OF tie Grse
blood IN The couniTv.
ALLEN G. HAMMOND.
April 3. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
Sir Walter Scott,

on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays,
at the stable Of the subscriber. 3 miles
from Charlestown; on Thursdays, Fri
days. and Saturdays, at the stable of ID
ii Allen, Esq. miles north of Battle
town, at SO cash the single leap-sI5 the
season II paid before the expiration fthe
season, If not $40 will be exacted in every
case-and $50 TO insure mare with foal
so cents cash to the groom in every in
stance. Any person sending mares will
be entitled TO the 9th mare gratis. Mares
that went TO Red Rover last year by the
season, and fail to be with foal. will be
insured at the season price. Good pas.
turage, or mares fed on grain and hay at
either stand, on moderate terms,
SIR WALTER SCOTT is beautiful
dark bay, with handsome star, black
legs, name and tail, years old this spring,
Is hands 8 inches high-he istruly most
splendid animal, and much admired by
all who have yet seen him His great
muscular power, commanding appearance.
blood and performance; rank him among
the first horses Of the day; and he is said
to be more like his noble sire, Monsieur
Tonson,) than any colt of his get; and
was sold TO MIR. Robinson at years old
for $4,000.
The Monsieur Tons0n stock stand high
er in the estimation of Mr.. Wn X. John
son. than any other stock in the Unite
States. In reference to that fact, | give
an extract from Mr.. Johnsons advertise
ment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

Believing Sir Walter Scott to be one Of
The best young horses in the State. Dur.
chased one half Of him the fall after he
was ) years old, for which | paid Fifteen
Hundred Dollars cash. His feet being in
bad condition. very seriously injured. !
turned BIN out and took him up last fall
and put him ~ training, when | had the
highest expectations from him, Judging
from his private trials with Pizaro. Eliza
NAr'eu, aud other distinguished horses
"a my stable. ! considered him the best
borse IN the state. and sought the earliest
opportunity for him to display his mower
bot The disease ia his feet returnipp. he 10,
down ~ his first race at Lynchhurg, TSee
Turf Register. November No 1s33 !
shortly ALTER which. Mr. Robinson refused
Itco Thousand Dollars for his half of him
THOMAS BOSWELL.
Feb. 2oth. 1884
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
Poetry.

rsSH TIE LONDON mErR3fcLifAN Foa tEa'
Chatslqr, from his PRISON.
TO MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.
Am-"TSgher lore her,"
HsvsInot loved thCcs By these burning tears,
by The sozth'd blossoms d nay bLeAted years.
ev all was, and am not twas i1y sih
70 love, where love no recomPsnse could wa.
Have not loved thee; ask the breathing STARS.
The bright moon bcaming through my prsan bars
Ter they have witnesssd--whst none else mi ~
see
The rapt devotion Of my soul 70 thee.
Ye.! ] have loved thee, and do love thee yet,
Though thy last act might teach me Co forget
Bat love survives what friendship could 9tbravs
Aad wreathi It's myrtlcs round the martyrs grave.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

~ take the Responsibility" A gen.
tleman having a valuable ship on the
stocks, directed her to be got ready
to launch by a certain time. The
time came, the tide was full, and the
owner thinking the preparations not
quite complete, and unwilling to haz.
ard the attempt Of putting the ship into
the water, ordered the launch to be de.
ferred. a fellow standing by, who
had not a dollar in the woHl, said.
"Lct her run, Mr.. --; let her run
III take the responsibility" "3cuU
take the responsibility, will you, said
tae owner, "and who the ID win pay
for the shjP?" A good hint for the
man who manages our ship Of state.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

] do hereby certify that saw private
iual With Major Doswell's stable OF horses
a short tine before they set out for Lynch
burg fall II 1888, when Il was evident
>ir Walter scott was much the best horse
he had' and a. such. he selected him 10
fgo Zoe the l.ynchbuTg jockey club purse,
81. n'a@h he bad IN bis stable. Pizaro, Mos.
GOV, th<A Warien. Lady Roland. and
o'affs. most Of which have distinguished
iarnseiees a. racers. Given under nv
hand tlls 3lst Feb. 1884
WA WILLIAMSON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

Madomoiselle Lenormand, the cele.
nra'ed French fortune-teller, who used
TO be 50 frequently consulted bv the
late Empress Josephine, is said to be
on the eve ofmarriago with an Office
efthe Danish Navy. The lady is un.
aerstood to be exceedingly rich.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
NOTICE

a NY person having in their possession
"a numbers Of Reviews. Museums. OF
other books over reasonable time he
longing to the Martinsburg Library will
return them immediately.
S. GARARD, Lab.
March 81, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
PennSnlrnnin Iron.

A LII sizes and descriptions of Penn
IA sylyania Bar and Plough
= 81 o IT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

ASH FOR NEGROES.-l shall be alb, ent two az
- three months from Richmond. During inv ABSENCE.
MIR M H. Goodwin will attend 10 my Jail and the .uv.
chase OF slaves for me. Liberal prices will be paid
Nov. 20. los-ul LEWIS A. COLLIER
tALENsiVE SALE OF VALUABLE FARAisI---
NJ On the first Monday in March next will he r,,h,r
9r sa.s ON the premises, about THIRTY VA
hDir A<MS, containing Zach from 100 10 700 ac,ce
?, isnu on me waters Of Brush Creek lck Creek ana
Blue Stone River Giles county, Virginia They v;Ili.
sold on liberal credits, without ,p.s, ncss &
gov 10 S3oO Immediate possession ghi ey,rv ncx.;i
accommodation Will be given 10 purchasers The n,e IL
, y, anu sna De satisfactorily guaranteed Scicrv
body oil level fertile land In the county the hav, b.s,
all carefully surveyed, with the cornets and hnee he
wen marked or naturally bounded Es oh one has perpe
hty OF grain, meadow and timber Land, Yhe ,i,IabIs
grounds are generally clear OF aid on anv sr Tho,
tracts are beds Of limestone which is m ucb ,ae in Esu
rope or Improving lands and often preferred 10 GYPSUM,
OF plaster There are six mills (nclu ing saw nilI,s
within from two to eight miles, and sever.l eheS arc
oou 10 DC erected still The dir NICE 10 the Rrh
sulphur springs Is about eight mles-to l'eter,tso Giles
OK ou,s' Sa sulphur Springs and Union, ou 10 to-
80 80 ,u'es-'o the Kanawha and Kings Suit Works and
ais'er Banks about 90 go mies-so that realy snr
Ses may AZ all umes be expected for the surus
u Tue new county intended TO be applied fos session
oe granted II IL presumabe the Court Ho,,s. ~ IN, ~. H.,
Gated within few miles. The great object n, vie " cie
20 nave that section OF country loo b IN
resident settlers the farms have all bt en- laid a.
anu 'ne upset prices fixed low, exactly suit SUCH ss
'nese only are invited purchase Mr. JsmeA Gore so
Suing on the lands has plans of all The tr.cts and %
snow 'ne boundaries Further particulars will re yiysn
e SAFE; anu Information respec the quality Of tho.
Moore, Wythe Court House; Captains william S,ni,,,
William Chapman and Guy ID. French, MesYs. Frsmcm
smith aud Charles W. Smith, Brush Creek. or -
JAMES HECTOR, Of Giles county, ia.
W. map OF the surveys aud list of 25 fartn. ,,c Ia,
be seen at MIR. Peter j. Chev allies counny room o ,
Dasin' CITY OF Richmond. [7S-w6w1 Jan I6 "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
POEYEKR ".
aueH var arMAixs CSsUNo.'

WoMAN's LovE.-Br mss Hos. Mas. NoproS.
Oh man, how dhetcu, i. thy hear,
~ rom h"t's, the partner OF Thy lcl
Nn' IN Thy Feelings hath no pat,
when loves will charm IL once forgot
What tn awukenin. epcll shall he
Thy heart to melt thy 'ou to warm,
"a who shi n dare appeal TO thco
To whom "c!l DAYS" convey no cham,
When Adam turned from Edon's gate,
MS soul IN sulien musings slepl-
He biooded DER bis future fate,
Wbio Evo-poor Eyo-lookcl back and wcp -.
SO man, oven while his eager anna
support some trembling fair ones charms
Looks forward TO vague days be yond
When other eyes shall beam M rond
And other lips his own sh Al, press
And meet his smile with mu,o eat,,,.
anu SIM ne DER lircs path no goes
liuehs hIst the lily then the rose.
Anu halt iorgcis that Ger his heart
owned Tor another sigh smart;
ot a. ems whic bound in PASSIONS thiall
Tho last the dearest iovo Of ull--
But woman, while slo bows
Her vocd head to utter vows,
Along liio's slow and devious track,
For ever gazes fondy back
Ani woman, even while her
Is turned To give its meek reply
To inuTmuTcd words of pIai.e,
Deep IN her heart remembers siiii
Tho ioncs that mado her bosom Thin
In unforgotten days.
foa, even when on her lovers breast
She sings, and leaves her hand TO Iest
Within his cluspiuy hold,
4 he sigh she gives Ia not much
To provo the empire of that touch,
As tor those days OF old
For long remembered hours when first
Love on hor dawning senses burst
For all the Wild imPnssioncj Truth
Ihat biost the visions OF her youth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
JanuarY %.

IN ANCERY-VIRGINIA- AT Rules, holden i'm
n the Clerks OIcc Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chanccry for the County OF Buckingham the
second day OF December 1888. Wv
George Baber, PIajnGr
against,
Nancy Ming, Walter L. Fontaine, and James NJ Pat.
tesoD, DacnJ, "'
Tue defendant, Nancy Ming not having entered her
appearances and given security according 10 the Act OF
assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and it appearing
oy satisfactory evidence, that she not an nhsbi,ant T
ms Country: is ordered, That the said absent defen-
dant do appear here the first day Of the next Aprl
ierm and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that
copy oil ibis Order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City of Richmond for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the Court
house Of this County
Copy. Tes'e r. ELDRIDGE r r
Jan. 30 q, -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

"A RUNAWAY Negro committed TO the ,l Of
IA Randolph county, on the 18th day of Nove nbey
1883 The said negro is feet, LIZ inches high 81 mare
punt rather dark mrStto and the left side Of his rhio
scar which he said was caused by the kick of a ,ue
per ,ee,n are he afieced-but very little He vi orr
wnen committed to jail blue linsey coat stripe lin
ooy 'es''a Oue pair OF pants and smooth casio ha,
wen worn tie says be is from Henry county and Is 27
years Old The owner requested 10 come ro,e
dealt with according to law. ' ~"
ISAAC BAKER, D.st
For George Sanoker, Sheriff and 10 iioy oF
February 10. tSo ~ o.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
February 10.

IN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- rules held i, ,ha
Clerks Office Of Chesterfield Circuit Supetior Con-,
" t, a"u NnapccTy' OH 'be OH day OF January 1884,
~" HyeNeu' a.. Plain TIL
N'' ssO..Ho,', Mug LocKett, Nancy Akin, 'ames
Loekeii, Michael Lockett, Francis Lockei Milton ock-
10y ''''Ne"' "aild bockeu, IdchaTiah Locker and
o'ar,r' Defends IT'S
The defendants, James, Michael, Francis Milton Ma
y, ""u Idendr'ah Lockett, not having entered their
cru gwen security according 10 The act As.
,ba,, % VIC I,es OF 'h' CoOt,' aiu appeanD that
Nv, '"ao',dh's Oh mls commonwealth II is
- ~ ~ tue sd'u ueIehnans 90 appear here III first
80; erm heHt ano answer the bill Of the plain
WI u '"d' COPY OF ns oroer be forthwith insef ed in
PaPe' Ppo''S"eu W ue city OF Richnoi df for
front door Of the Court House OF this county
Copy-Tesie.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, DIG
January 70 79-Iawi }w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

WE Subscriber would respectfully inform the rub
Il lie, that he has just entered upon an Aucon' AMI
commission business, in the town OF Petersburg and
would thankfully attend TO business, either in the io Of
produce consigned to him. of property or
teScept ardent spiriis) entrusted to his care
For the information OF the merchants of Richmond n =
would reer them to Messrs. VIM. s. j. c. Crane.
His means he would observe are very limited I'M, ~ -
hopes they will soon increase Punctuay and correp,
ness shall be his motto JOHN ID WIlIiAMc.
Petersburg Jan. 80. si-we,.'