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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-23

belonging to the deceased, situated nine
miles above Bath, on the Potomac River
adjoining the lands OF P. g. Pendleton &
Others. The land 10 well timbered, and q
-propoItionable part OF which is bottom
land. Persons wishing 10 purchase. by
applying to Mr. Charles Marshall, residing
on the land Of Mr.. Pendreton, or to the
Undersigned living near the Bedingion
Mills, Berkeley County, Va. can obtain
any Information respecting the land they
may want. Should the land not be- soln
at private sale before the first Monday 10
September, il will, on that day. De offered
at public sale in the town Of Bath. when
due attendance will be given, and terms
Of sale made known BY
June IS. isS5--ts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-23

GhATS FOR SALE. atthe store of
. HOGMIRE s. BOYD.
March &c, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-23

Il ID ANYWAY from the subscriber last
hG evening mullatto man named
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-23

ENRESH HERRING s. MACKEREL,
b. just received and for sale by
THOMAS C.. SMITH.
Nav %, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-23

Office Of the Martinsburg Savings Institution
July /, 1885. s
THE President and Directors Of this
Institution have DECLARED dividend for
the last six months Of three per cent pay
able on demand.
GEORGE DOLL, JuS'n.
Treasurer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-23

HHERRING and SH.aD.-Just re.
AH ceived prime No. HERRING s.
SHAD. and for sale by
JACOB HAMME, s. Co.
May 81. 1885
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
Nfick DO file HHniI

WNE beg leave to inform the pubic that our arrange
w ments for the transportation Of the Mails and
the accommodation Of the traveller that part of tbe
Metropolitan Line, from Washington to Richmond are
finished and complete.
Those arrangements consist ofonc line daily between
Washington and Richmond and other daily line be-
tween fredericksburg and Richmond
On the water part Of this route, we have placed The
celebrated Steamboat Champion so distinguished for
speed and equipment, as to have been removed from the
the theatre of her celebrity, the North River by
contract.
On the residue Of the route, have provided such
coaches horses and drivers will we Aatter otrsolves
command the approval Of the public
Without any interference with our Mail Line whatever
we are enabled, by the agency Of other daily line 10
accommodate ourselves once every day, during the
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure or engagement of
travellers.
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch Of the public service, with determination IN
command the public support, By deserving IL; and we
therefore, wish distinctly understood that we are b
SIGHT or by DAY the public's obodient servants
VIM. SMITH & Co
II For seats apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels.
hicpmond feD' ~ Oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
HicIiDsc

NNT ILL. stand this spring QS35) at my son, Edward
Wv Johnson s. in the county of Dinwiddie, 30 miles
south of Petersburg and Is miles north of Brunswick
Courthouse, Immediately the old stage road and is
now at his stand, ready 10 mares, hundred
dollars the season payable the 10th day of July next
when it will expire
MONSIEUR ToSsoS will stand this spring at my SON.
George w. Johnson's, in the county of Chesterfield
within one mile of Moody tavern Is miles from Peters
burg, and % miles from Richmond and is now there
ready to serve mares at sixty dollars the season. payable
on 10th July next when it will end 500 to insure
mare IN ioal payable she is known be foal
or parted with; dollar to the groom for each
Pasturagc at both places very excellent and very ex-
tensive gratis Every will be taken prevent
cidents but no liability for any that may happen Ser
wants sent with to either horse boarded without
charge, and mares will be fed at % day.
Both these horses in the finest health and vigor
and they are remarkably foagctters; they have
been both so often advertised in the Turf Register and
elsewhere that their characters the characters of their
got the great peroSmances of their colts and the very
high prices indeed at which they selling, are we'll
known, say, $1,000, 5000, 6,000 1000, 100000 and in
one instance, $4,000 given for years old which
is the highest price have known horse com
mand IN America. w. II. JOHNSON.
FEB. II. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

IENO southern, South WeStern and Wesern Iraoellcrs
d. The PTopretors O.. Porter and Coz of the OH
and Popular Line between Washington Citv and Rich.
mond, beg leave to inform their numerous friends and
the public at large that they have this day put their spen
did STEAMBOAT SYDNEY on the route to Potomac
Creek Leaving Washington daily at A. M-return.
ing, VIII arrive in Washington between and o'clock
r. NJ, enabling passengers To reach Baltimore by Beltz-
hoover d Co.'S Stages, in time for early supper
Inc Sidney has recently been greatly improved in all
resPectsShe is not surpassed in speed by any boat on
the Potomac Waters; is unequalled in accommodations
having large and airy Cabin deck fitted up with
bertis and two rye Cabins below
The route by the Potomac Creek has but eight miles
land carriage to Fredericksburg over good Turnpike
road ana passengers by this route will reach their place
OF destination several hours earlier than by the other
Line
The Stages for Charlottesville Stanton and Virginia
Springs, leave fredericksburg dai A.
Peck u Welford's Line, thrice week
JAMES GUY, Captain
Arrangements arc being made by which the neon.
yenience OF travelling by night to Richmond and Char
lottesyle will be.ayoided When competed public no
tice will be given.
April 10. Uf-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

R- The ENoURER is published twice week, generally, and
three times week during the of
Price, the same heeoforc Five Dollars adj
vance, Notes OF chaered specie only) will be
csve IN Tho Editors viii remit
ing them by mali the of all letters being paid by the writer's
will BE-
Eiitora, until all arrearagcs have paid up
OF Whoever will guarance papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One
Sd cents No Advertisement
assumed BY perSo in or cnyirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
TUESDAY,, .qPREx 2l, 1898.


YHNiE BELL TAVERN FOR RENT-The Sub
M scrlber is duly authorized by Hiram Chiles the
present tenant of the Bell Tavern to dispose of his
tease on The said house. TO expire the Both day of Sep
TENDER next together with all the furniture in the esta-
blishment, which generally of good quality and pos
session to be given be- desired To good
tenant, well qualified to conduct the business will re-
new the lease for term of years to be agreed on-The
local situation of this tavern is surpassed by i'm the
City The accommodations extensive and CONVEX
cnt. The Northern line of the mail and accommodate
ton stages stop at the house. The establishment is 80
generally KNOWN that minute description of its
advantages is deemed unnecessary.
For terms, apply TO AMOS IADD
March IL loft
RHEDlCAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
1vM The course of instruction, for the following year
will begin on Monday, April 9th.
SUMNER
Lectures:
by Or. Nathaniel Chapman, on Practice of Medicine.
Dr. sam Jackson, Materia Mcdica,
DIR. John X. Mitchell, Chemistry
DIR. w. +. Horncr, Anatomy
Dr. Thomas Harris, Surgery.
DIR Jobn Rail { Institutes of Medicine K
I Medical Jurisprudence.
DIR. H. l.. Hodge, Obstetrics.
WINTER
Examinations:
On Anatomy. by Dr. Bell
Materia Medca, DIR. Jackson,
Surgery, Dr. Harris
Theory and Practice, DIR. Bell,
Chemistry, DIR. Mitchell,
Obstetrics, Dr. Tlodge
w. +. HORNER, Secretary.
April7 uO-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
April H.

w EETlNG Of The Upper AppOraaton COmpany-On
stockholders of the Upper Apponlatox Company, will
take place in the town of Farmve at the tavern of Mr.
George X Jefries in order to take into consideration
the law authorizing increase of stock and further i'm.
provemcnt of the river passed the last session of the
General Assembly of Virginia. and provide for the
opening OF books OF subscription for the stock To
insure meeting IT earnestly requested that all stock
holders will attend send proxies represent them in
the meeting BY THE TRUSTEES
April 10. 1IITFtJS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

N OTICE.-JOSEPH H. H.9LkER having len the
" city Of Richmond without apprisng me Of his in.
enon 80 to do and having TO believe that he le
with the design not to return bave deemed n neoessa
y and proper forthwith to dissolve the connection here.
oiore subssng between the said Walker and myself as
Fropretors Of the Richmond Museum, under the firm,
and style Of Walker s. LortoD-and do hereby rive no
tce that the said connection firm is this day dissolved
and That shall accordingly hold myself in no manner
responsible for any debt engagement which the said
Walker may contract. RICHARD IORTON
Sole Proprietor Of the Richmond Museum.
April H. J1S A
~ The Baltimore American viii publish the above tc o,d
send ihor account for collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

ER BUCKINGHAM JAIL.-Committcd to the above
Jail, the 9th day of February last, negro man
who calls himself Jesse tchcrs and says he is free
man, and was raised in tive county of Lune nburg.-
Jesse is about FIVE feet or inches high, made.
lhe owner if any, is requested to forward prove
property, or he will be dealt with as provided by law
JOHN Il. GREGORY Jaiior
For G. CnRIsTIAS, Sheriff Of Buckingham.
April II. lIo7tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

WW w. TURPIN 81 SAMUEL VANDERSLICE
II n o having associated themselves in partnerships
and taken the house formerly occupied by Jno. w
Smith Il Son. two doors below the United States Bank
Main Street. intend carrying on the TAmoRINo BUsI-
NESS IN all It's branches and pledge themselves the
public, to have all orders entrusted them executed in
the most fashionable style and with despatch and trust
by strict attention to receive share of public uonarc
H. w Turpin returns his thanks to his friends and
the public for the liberal encouragement bestowed on
him when in business alone and solics their favors to
the present firm of TurPin * Yandcrslice.
March "a. 1O6 &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

EOTSPUR the Sire Of -ha=eppa, will stand the en-
n q suing season, at St Legcr, (Mr. John Heth's)
in the county of Chesterfield 90 miles from Petersburg
10 miles from Richmond, and miles south of the Cor
Fits Particulars will be- given hereafter.
Dec. %. [70-tfl JOHN b. CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

NWAS COMMITTED othe Jail of Frederick coun-
w ~ as runaway, negro man calling himself
JOHN l1ARlS, about fortyfV years of age five feet
seven inches high, andof dark complexion There are
visible marks defects about him with the exception
OF his right leg being about inch shorter than the left
occnsioncd by kick from horse i'm the groin He
says that he belonged originally to the OF Car
ter and purchased from the said by one John
Montgomery of York, Virginia, who sold him 10 trader
about five years SINCE name ecollectcd) The owner
is requested to forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, otherwise he will be disposed of ac-
cording to law CHARLES HULET,
Tailor Of Frederick cOapty, Ha
March IL. lO4--:im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

H Evils HILL, Geneyoi 1gent and CoHscfoy. win 81.
tend to the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
Of every description in the State Of Virginia
Fredericksburg, March ~ iO5-w,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

"a ADY MlNE.-A favorite Rondno a la Polacca
n 4 composed and arranged for the Piano Forte by
Charles Berg of this City; together with great variety
of new and fashionable Music for the Piano Forte has
been received this day, (2lst February by
Feb. 20. I96-tf1 r. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
FAIRFIELD RACES

VIE Spring meeting the Fairfield Course will
tnue four days
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21


DAY.
sweepstakes for Colts and Fillics years old-S2OO
entrance half forfeit mile heats TO which nrc eight ub
ssribcrs
Richard Adams enters C by Ti,nolcon, dam by Sir
Charles.
Robert Corbin enters by Sir Charles dam by
Trafalgar.
Thomas Carter enters by Prince Rupert, dam by
Tom Tough
John Hcth enters by Sir Charles dan, nv DUNCAN
non.
VIM. Wickham enters by Sir Charles. dam by Arab.
~ r. Hare enters b C by Monsieur Tonson dam by
Thos. Taliaferro enters be Orphan Boy by Johanna
Robert Stanard enters f by Gohanna dam Lady
Greensville.
Sweepstakes for Colts and Fillies 3 years old 500
entrance, half forfeit, mile heats. Six subscribers.
4 Nieh'rd Adams enters c f Red Rover, dam by Shy
O. p Hare enters FLY Monsieur Tonson, dam the dam
of Little John.
WIN. Williamson enters b by Gohanpa dam bv
James p. Corbin enters by Gohanna, dam Com
mencement.
John lIeth enters by Sir Charles dam the dam of
Collier.
Thomas boswell enters by Timoleon, dam Merno
Eve
Projectors Purse, $500, mile heats; entrance Sl5.
THIRD
Jockey Club Purse, $780, mile heats; entrance 500
FOURTH
A Sweepstake for year olds, 500 entrance; h. f.,
l. d. N. Patcson enters by Gohanna, dam the dam
of Damon
2 Woodbridge enters by Sir Charles, dam by Sir Al
fred
g. Edmund Christian enters by Timoleon, dam bv
Thunderclap
a. Richard Adams enters by Washington, dam by
Marske
8. VIM. Wckham enters by Gohanna, dam by Sir
Archy.
o. Jesse Wilkinson enters by Roanoke, dam by Sir
Archy.
T. James S; Garrison enters by Timoleon dam PAN
dora, by Napoleon.
A Match, mile heats, for 400 dollars between Hec
tor Davis Glenmore, by Riego and VIM Williamson =
l. by Tariff RICHARD ADAMS, Proprietor
April III. llI-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

p EMOYAL--B. T. B.aLDWLV, Oatc Motley ~
~ - Baldwin, has taken tenement in Yenablc's Row
opposite ChapPcls saddlcTy store and two doors below
Read Womack g. Co.'S, where he will keep general
assortment of Sate md Fancy Dry Goods, Shoes Hats
md Grocsyies, TO which he would invite the attention Of
his friends and the public generally
FarmYile. March ~ la25 LOO MIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

BOs. II. STREET, Of WoodviIle. Missisaippi. Anor-
90 ney and Counsellor at Law offers his professional
services 10 bis friendsond the public
November 10. 56-1af2m-m4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

SDdA DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures from the
AzO subscriber, about the middle of March a negro
man by the name Of Bob, 10 years of age very dark
comPcxiOn feet 10 nches high rather spare made He
carried with him mapped coat aud a blue cloth
coat; two or three pair of pantaoons wool hat and
duih blanket No particular mark, except the two first
fingers the right hand turned in that he cannot
straghten them. will give the above reward for the
delivery Of said negro me- for securing him so that
shall get him JOHN HOLMAN
Cumberland, April II. I2-St
A GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND-Thc subscriber
IA wishes to sell his land, lying in the lower part Of
Caroline county The tract contains between seventeen
and eighteen hundred acres-thc greater portion of
wibehs woodland, which is well with rcd and white
oak; pine, cedar and poplar The land is well wntered
there from 10 TO 100 of most valuable swamp
land the greater part Of which has boon recently cleared
and Is now IN cultivation. There thirty or forty acres
oiswamp and oak land which gotten up last wear and
cleared consisting Of pine, oak, and swamp land The
land produces well in corn wheat rye, oats and cotton
mere are on the premises quite comfortable dwelling
house with six rooms, good framed kitchen two
dairies, a new barn 26 by 3G feet built Of the very
best materials, with the other necessary outbuiid
ngs
will sell the whole TO one person or divide it 10 suit
purchasers would invite those who wish to invest
their capital IN land TO call and examine it, for am de-
terminod to sell very liberal terms. The land lies
about ~ miles from the Bowling Green. 20 from Tappa-
bannock from Lioyds from I,oretto and about The
same distance from Newtown and Sparta.
am authorised to offer for sale tho Land Of Mrs Fan
ny Spindle, adjoining the above The tract contains be-
tween III and 1910 acres, the Of Which is cleared
land The quality Of the land is much the same as that
OF the subscriber The land will be shown to any per
son wishing TO see II, by Mr. Atkinson the manager on
County. VIM T. GAINES
March T. 1OO-wsw
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

A Circumstance came 10 our knowI-
edge Yesterday which shows that there
must be- inocndiafies among vas. The
Foreman 81 our office. soon after be-
reached his dwelling IN Pitt street be-
tween eleven and twelve on THURSDAY
night, bad hrs attention arrested by an
unusual barking Of ms dog. in the ward.
On going out 20 ascertain the cause the
sagacIous animal continued 20 bark and
ran several times 10 a stable door. as n
some one were within. The manner
Of the dog a. once led MS master d.
open It, when be found parcel d COM
busiIbles burning On the door. They
had apparently been bat q shorf tine
on fire and were eNtinguishcd without
difficulty bat Il = evident that but fo5
the singular warning q the dog the
stable would have been fired liner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19
ro- rar rsss sAass.
ENIGMA

arn word u eight letters, and shsn euier
ne domrsite circle, prsec ~ FOREVER Rel ~ 1
, snd y imPr.ycriy spriled. b q public build-
ing Nv = 5 " asd So hated ADD de.rt..d h,
even class II sOcictY. ~ spd 3 - dset
s.'er. Ny , \ snd 2 ia pl.sssnt df,nk vi,
Z . sod ~ destruetion. NJ 3 sfd isss - |.
bfd Ny as'd LAT - ono thsng n-edfsi ~
manners. My q add - the fnosi essential
ihinE belonging % DsH; ehcn iosi ii,s si.ols
sOfid esnuOi replace u Nv So snd 2 - sh.i
Er"eraily ioiioss sftcr sduinisie Jog On 80 essase
~ > and - shsi o. snusrtines given o.
bold property My "a sol 1 - a. .s,r.si -
w 3 q snd nrain - Gee q fhe perspbs a
the Deity. ny , = 2 sd 10 shat o. e.llsd Zoe
20 decide qnesiios w Is snd sgsia - /.
sefl 'nisoItsni iesiufe belonging ~ msn. NJ
= sid = hs, been . ffs.tileat resart 20 Ell, a.
,ao"ry siuse ~ frnessi - ne depostcs ~
. s'd Gee habit NJ a1,f o. term ~
shfs'alioL ~ -nd : tstee 80 erv a. has-
- " ni"fe., NJ ssd iasi - 81 eHPr'ssiof
- de'ight NJ 81 80 issf D. pleassat r,,sotL
in III year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19

On Txursday. some debate occurred Oh q
report Of the committee OF privileges and
elections, declaring 1t inc pedient u, this time
70 alter, end, end consolidate into one act
The several acts conserving general elections.
The House agreed to one portion Of the re-
port, and disagreed 10 smother; and the sub
jeet ~ssisid upon the table.
Some conversation occurred on the subject
Of taking up Mr.. watkin,' resolution, and
xr. Wilson Of B. gave notice tina, hs would
call them up on Wednesday next
On Friday, the bill, giving the guaranty OF
the State to q loan Of $3.50 900, for the use
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compa.
ny, Was read the second time, aud an amend
ment offered by Mr.. Col.ion ~as adopted.
A report from the Committee of school.
and Colleges, was read. concluding with =
resolution. proposing the immediate estsb-
lishmcnt Of an institution for the education
OF The Deaf and Dumb citizens Of thi, State
The house agreed To the resolution, and n
bill will be reported accordingly.
IL ~ Jet difficult ~ say at what prce,..
period tho Asssnbs, will adjourn. The con.
''deration Of the Bank sutjeet, 90 mean an
Increase OF the banking capital Of the State ;,
may possibly Protraet the session n little. -
Probably To the slh or 10Th Of March, n,
there are now but thirteen business DAY. in
the month Of February.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-19
FREE PRESS.
I'B0 DOLLfRS AVN FIFTY CENTS
PGh ASNrs.


a ee",resrrsy, az sosci character. % waxing
warm bci.eea two dali. papers 1t P,,t,bury.-
"Arb'trsnen,s" aud ..sfiiiasits'' are .pri.lIed
through 'h.ir articles, as though the fate u the
community acre involved in the question y, i.-
SITE. AID that 10 the question: Il i, simply
this; (Which Of the t~ has The -r-a,er snanh,.
OF rcssi'oE matter" Risna f,1.~ahs1-ls !, NO,
ridicuious'
Thesc Editors, however. arr not 90 uorti.v &C
r'disule ne they sppc.r TO be- At thc hr,i glance
The, are merely accommodating their Dissertations
to common errors-,o vulgar pr, jnj'ces Null
utu'i-s there arr, tp,ri.sps = large u,sjoritv OF
readers ~ho jndS- IL the value Of book or
nesspspcr, more by the sInoua, Of its eo,.,en,.
than by the character u them Hence the fsei,i-
y Nth which light works Of fiction ar, produced
s'.i OPPOSED 81. SIR Walter Scott established
the standard, a. Go size; and nov, the most mi
SCRABBLE proscrs have only u spin on, ,cnseie,..
s'ekenins. soporife tale IL H., icu:,l oT tao w.
LUNGS, dnodeeino; divide 1t lev the requisite
measurement Of chapters. aud place = motto a,
Tie commencement Of eNeh; and tLc work hears.
IN ~ dimensions and appearance sn sll-,uisir,,
recommendation 10 p"pular f-vor. IIene-. too.
the popularity Of many public speakers, both a,
''e bar and ia the pulpit, Who can BE- listened "a
and even admired fOr hours, by an attentive .u-
d'enec' but ic,the 'liseOurses BE- anal, red, and il
al! DC found that the crude aud .csnty i,Ica As
~h'eh' expressed nth simplicity aud I.rce, sion
would have exhausted all pa,i,ne. in Eru mi
""''s' have pleased the gaping multitude, nrr,I,
because they came dressed 10 ,I.- i.osaa q b'.h
sounding ''utOiogy aud eSpic,i,e.
! Why - II that srn,e miIk-anJ- water paner,
printed ~ Philadelphia. have 50 vide . e,rsuia
"on- extending over the whole country b..
cause they arc very krge WI, is Tnos A. II
BENTON considered a .'msr,ellous proper'' 81,
"s'or' Because he makes in,ernioaLlc specehe.
-; aud so NC fear il will eout;nue 10 be. not
~''h''anding the light tina, is continually beamin
upon the people. They .siA value Speakers an,
writers IA proportion to their length, rather tha
their strength.