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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-28


VTfSSSIN3TA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chanccry for Berkeley County :
January Rules, 1886.
Sarah Rush. MIN.
against
The personal representative Of Robrrt T. Turncr
deed; Davenport Orrick, and William Orn.
dorff; and the heirs at law and administrator
OF Benjamin ;. Abel, deed dsfis.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Davenport Orrick. not
having entered his appearance and given
security, according 10 the act of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and il appear,
ing by satisfactory evidence tina, he is out
of this Commonwealth: il is ordered, that
the said defendant do enter his appearance
to this suit on the first day OF the next
term. and answer the bill Of the plaintiff.
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published IN any newspaper within this
county, and continued for two months
successfully, and another copy posted al
the front door Of the Court House of the
said county.
A Copy.--Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, @.
,IapnapV IA IS2E-0r,
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Farm for Rent ,

VESH'i Farm belonging TO the hens Of
Il Philemon Chenoweih decd, lying on
the road leading from Martinsburg 10 Gar
rardstown, near the Quaker meeting house
and containing about ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTEEN ACRES Of excelleu,
land, will be publicly offered for monied
rent, on Saturday the 9Th day Of February
neat, at one o'eioek p. NJ. by the subscriber,
Administrator Of the said decd.
JACOB CURTIS.
January. 81, 1861
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NOTICE

HBERSONS indebted TO the estate OF Mr.
e. James Wright. decd, are respectful
ly requested TO make payment and those
who have claims against the estate will
please present them property aulhentica
ted for settlement,
SILAS OAK. Admir-.
January 81, lsS6-ts
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VIRGINIA: in the Circuit Superior Court
Law aud Chanecry for Berkeley County
September term 1855.
Thomas Lang guardian of the orphan cbilprrn
oil John Miller decd. 2AD
against
Uepry Dasore, adm oi Abraham Miller mud
George Miller, deed, Abraham Miller aud
others 6gas.
IN CHANCERY
Tennis cause came On 10 be heatd upon
q the bill. service Of process against
Henry Bssore. Abraham Miller, Dichael
Miller and William Miller, and moro than
four months having elapsed and no ans.
wer having been fled by said defendants,
Il is therefore. adjndged. ordered. and dc
creed. that this pater be referred to
10 Master Commissioner Of this court end
that he he directed 10 settle the account of
liebfy Basorc AS admir- of the estates CT
Abraham and George Miller deed. that
the said Basore be required 10 answer u.
pom oath before the commissioners any
proper and pertinent questions that may
lie propo, n1Yd 10 hinl 10 reference 10 said
estates and the said commissioners ia FL TIC
er directed 10 take an accaunteto GEM
lp'alnapi nv guardian Of lie defendants a.
bore named and also TO slate any matters
deemed pertinent by him or which either
Of the parties may quirc 10 be specially
Istattd and make retosn OF his repor, in due
I'imc before the next term.
A Ccpy,
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HAYMAN'S ALE, on tap, at the drug
AH store Of II. AiSHERnY
January Ia, 1886. st
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VILsGENIA:-At rules held in the Clerk
Office Of the County Court OF Berkeley, the 4tb
dav Of January 1886.
George !. Baltz, rHf.
against
George knapp, David Rosenbarser, William
Watson, John Faris, aud john hiClure.
dcds.
IN CHANCERY.
ME defendant, George knapp not ha
d erte,ed his appearance and given Sc
Guilty according TO law. and it appearing
TO the Cont. that be is not an inhs bitant
of the Commonwealth, it is ordered. that
The said defendant do appear here on the
second Monday in April next, and answer
the Till Of the plaintiff. And il is direct.
ed that this order he published in The
Marlinsbufg Gazette, for two months sue
cessively. and posted at the front door of
the Court House of the said County.
A copy--Teste.
HARRISON WAITE.
Clerk of Berkeley County Court
Jan'y. 81. iSS6,-am
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January 81. 1896


VI1SI ~ : 4 AT rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Co unity Court Of Berkeley the 9TH
day January 1896.
Charles d. Stewart 7ltG
against
George Knupp, David Rosenbcreer, William
Watson, John Faris, aud James M Cure.
dts.
IN CiiANCERY.
~ He defendant George knapp, not
Il having entered his appearances and
given security according to law, and il APP,
pearing to the Court that he is not an in .
habitant Of the Common wealth, il is or.
dered. that the said Dsfendan, do appear
here on the second Monday in April next.
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff: and
it is directed. that this order be published
in the Mar,insbnrg Gazette, for two
months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the Court House of the said
County. A copy -Tes'e.
HARRISON WAITE.
Clerk OF Berkeley County Court.
January 81, ls36-em.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-28
TOWN PROPERTY
ESE SALE.

The undersigned ofcrs for sale his pro.
perry in Martihshurg, situated on King
street and the public square.
1t consists Of the D,eeliing House, in
his occupancy, the eomnodious 1x~s
STORE HOUSE, in which he f ss..sia
conducts the merc antle business ssssSh
aud The Frame House, oppo site @--lz-isss
the Globe Tavern, ocenpied as offices by
Charles ID. Stewart E.q.. aud Doet. Da
Wis No property in the place, combines
IL greater degree. The necessary arrange
ments for the com Portable and agreeable
accommodation of a family, and the ad
vautge Of situation for prosecuting the
mercantile business The DVelimg hoRse
and Store House viii be sold together or
separately. The House occupied by .Hif
Stewart and Doct. Davis, would make a
Dwelling for family having
four rooms all with fire places. aud large
stone building, used as a Stable, 1t wall
be sold with or separate from the proper
|ty. Being anxious TO sell, win give
good bargain in the above properly and
make the terms accommodating.
IHO.nAS c. SMITH
tDOn
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VALUABLE POTOMAC LANn

II
VALUABLE POTOMAC LAND
ESNOR SALE. TIRE subscriber will
III offer for sale 10 the highest bidder. at
publc auction. before the Court House
door in .Mariasburg,
On lie 9Th d February.
being rourt day. the valuable farm on ihe
Potomac liver, 10 Berkeley county belong
ing 10 The estate OF Emanuel EyeTsole,
deed. This lard adjnins the lands az ia.
Iccb Sci cr' aud T. G. Pendlcion. and con
'ains
THREE HUNDRED AND TwENTY-six
AND a HALF ACRES,
VI thus. about ESQ is cleared land az
least 100 ceres Of Potomac low grounds.
The upland j. strong limestone, AID the
timber very fine. The improve. -
nlsnis are GOOD Stone Dseiling ss.stN
HOUSE, and Stone KITCHEN sssskx.
= lie Barn not very good, a well s..-2~-xssa
OF excellent water before the door, aud
never falling stream running Though Tic
land. The mill ard mill seat 10 moi incm.
ded in the sale. I'hi- farm il one or lie
most eligible in this section Of tie countsy.
lying as IT does upon tie Canal, and be-
ing Of good qualify.
The terms of sale will leave Tie par-
chaser the option OF paying one hind on
tho Isl OF April next. when the Purchaser
can get possession Of the land, and the ia
lance IN two equal annual payments, or
one half on the l,i Of April. and The BIZ
lance VA three equal saGual payments ia
either case no interest 10 be paid on tho
deferred payments, until the days Of paw
ment. The purchaser viii be require. 10
securc the deferred payments until the
days OF payment. The purchaser will be
required 20 secure the deferred payments
by deed Of trust on the premises.
This property will be shewn 10 ann enc
disposed 70 see il. by Mr.. Wn. penaieiop
Hv.og on me land, or by the subsciibee
living near Parks Gap.
HENRY j. SEIBE1T.
.3dia'r de bonis non sCith The ,cin an.
neaed Of emanuel Eversole, deed.
January 2, ls56.--ts
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JOHN sIRoTHfn, a.
CoMn.ssioNEa's OFFicr,

NoMh.ssicNEH's OFFICE, !
Martinsburg, Jany 2, 1896.
he parties 10 the above sui, will please
TO take notice that. will attend at my
.flicc in .Martinsburg on Saturday The 9Th
day At February next, for the purpose of
carrying the above order into effect when
and where they will also attend with all
The necessary evidence, papers, * vouch
ers, which will enable me 10 make up tie
required report.
SEAMAES GARARD, Com
January z, Is35.--td
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tAl6$lN 1As--la the Circat Snpcslor Court
Of Law and Chancerv for Berkeley Coan.y I:
January Rules, 1886.
Nathan Ros. saf.
John Saber and William Masiin dsfts,
IN CHANCERy.
The defendant, John Suber. not having
entered bis appearance and giyen security
according to the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court. and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he Is out Of this
Commonwealth il is ordered. that The
said defendant do enter his appearance to
this suit on the first dav Of the next term,
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff. and
that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
!'shed IN any newspaper within this coun.
~, and continued for two months success
sseiy. and another copy thereof posted at
the front dnor OF the Court House OF the
said county.
A Copy.--Teste,
JOHN STR0THER, c.
January Ia, 1896 -am
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"A SUPERIOR ARTICLE Of Winter
IA Strained Sperm OIL, at the Drug
Store of Il. M'SHERRY.
January ID. 1996.-6t
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FARM FOR RENT.

rHE subscriber, agent for the heirs oi
Jacob Shartell decd. will offer for mo
MED rent, on Saturday the 18th day oil
February next, al IL O'Clock, NJ. tract
OF Land, belonging 10 said heirs, contain
ing about
ON Il II U INBRED c. T&F Il "a
Sc VEN Ac n Els,
lying on the Opequon Creek, about one
mile and half from the town OF Martins.
burg. About 90, acres Of The said tract is
first rate Opequon Bottom Land, and the
remainder upland.
ABRAHAM p VANMETRE.
January 2S, 1886 -Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-28
MARTINsEuRG SAVINGS ISsrlTuTioS,

MARTIxsEuRo SAVINGS INsrlTurios.
Dccelnber 80. 1885,
The undersigned. q committee appoint
ed by the Board Of Directors. TO examine
into the affairs Of this institution, sgreea
bly, TO the provisions Of the charter, az.
count as follows:
yNartinsburg Savings Institution, DIN.
To weekly and monthly deposit
ors. S322s 90
Special, do 4946 10
Individual, do - 7s6 81
Interest received. rs 81
Fines. &c.. Is 81
Unclaimed dividends, so
s90l2 "a
CR.
By amount Of bonds and
notes discounted. S5253 08
2 Expenses paid, 90 rs
Cash on hand, 739 II
-- s9ni2 "a
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the Circait Sapcslor Court
Of Law and Chanccrv for Berkeley Coan.y :
January Rules. 1886.
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T o Wy NJ r ROPE n = Y

January IA, 1886 2m
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HARRISON WAITE, enc.
Dee -, 1856 an
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

The question being on The motion to
strike out the word surplus"
MIR ROBBINS addressed the Senate al
length,
MIR CALHOUN moved TO lay the re.
solutions on the table, in consequence oil
the change 10 our relations with France,
which rendered their adoption unneces-
sary.
Mr. BENTON asked for the yeas and
nays which were ordered. :.
The question was then taken and deci'
ded-- Yeas 10, Noes %.
The question was then taken on the mo
Ition 10 strike out the word surplus" by
yeas and nays as follows;-Yea % Nays
/ ~
The question was then trkea on the
substitute for the first resolution offered
by Mr.. Preston, and it was ncgaivfd.
Mr. CALHOUN moved TO amend the
resolutions by inserting, at the end of the
FIRST resolution, new series of resolu
tions.
Mr. SHEPLEY opposed the amend.
ment.
MIR CALHOUN withdrew his amenda-
tory resolutions.
After brief discussion, in which Messrs.
Mangum, Shepley, Leigh, Porter, Buch
aDan, Davis and Benton said few words
the question was taken on the first resolu-
ton as amended, and decided unanimous
" in the affirmative, the yeas being AZ
inclading every Senator present.
So it was
ResoLped. That so much Of the .reven-
ue of the United States, and the dividends
Of stock receivable from the Bank of the
United States, as may be necessary for
the purpose, ought to be set apart and
applied 10 the gel .ral defence and perma.
nent security ofthe country.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

schools, which is provided for by this bill,
will give immediate impulse 10 The system
of common school education, and cannot
bu. have a beneficial operation through all
time. This is, after all. the most import
ami Improvement that which goes 10 en-
tighten the great mass Of the people, by
bringing the means of acquiring know
ledge and of banishing ignorance and Wee
lat cheap rate-to every mans door.
With such an impulse given TO the i'm
provement of her rivers, the digging OF
canals and laying Of rail roads, thus bring
ing 10 light and TO mcrket, her immense
treasures of iron and coal, as well as The
products OF her numerous and fruitful
fields, and with such provision for per.
manent system OF Education, nothing, II
seems 70 US, not even the suicidal attempts
Of her own partizan politicians, can retard
the onward career of Pennsylvania TO
wealth and greatness. and to high place.
if not the highest, among the sovereign
States Of this Union.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

Many go out for wool but come home .hO,.
e1-The Infamous charge Of bribery that h..
been attempted to be fixed upon the Bsuk ofa.
United States, by its enemies, turns ont ,oh..
black crow concern altogether. The osec, :,
the whole affair was to prevent the passage a
the Bank Bill by The Pennsylvania Legi.l,,,-.
but the plan was FOO shallow and il lai led ~ l.
wing its intended effect. Poor Krebs is 70 h.n;
tied, tool though he be, as the part he tooL :,
this aiiairmusi have denuded him Of large mr..
ton ofhis responsibility, and man witbou, %.
vering, or nearly So, should excite sympathy "a.
Their than disgust His experiment, has fai,v
kicked away Ills understanding, and he ia a,
this time, IA situation very similar TO ,ba, If
an Irish hunter, who without being acquainted
with the sports Of the chase, or The use Of asm
undertook TO enjoy the one and practice the OH,
er. With this determination, Pat after lead.
ing his gun with good round charge sailed
forth in quest Of game Before he had Travelled
far he had the satisfaction Of cspyng squirrel
skipping about among the branches Of aneighbO.
ring tree. Now wa, the time thought Pat, to
try his skill as a marlssman, so he drew up,-
took aim, without oven so much as dreaming
that gun could shoot more ways tlan one,
and let fly. Thus far The sport had proceeded
very fine, but the first evidence The hunter
received, Of the effects of his shot. was that Of
finding himself stretched at full length upon the
grass, enjoying all the pleasurable sensations
that bruised head and the knocking ont Of
mouthiul of substantial grinders can create,
while the object Of his aim was untouched aud
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

issues, chicsnery, and intrigue, have oh,.,,
temporary asccndency, to sacrifice The no..
Independence cfa state. 10 endanger the g. :.
civil liberty by breaking down The las,
ing barrier that can check Executive u.n..-'.
for no other motive save that Of rnin;.,..i ''H
the rayenous and uHsatisfied cravings Of n,.,~
II may ola truth be said that we have s.,,'
on evil times, But we do not de.,.;, -
people have yet, thank heaven, one Mica
left-the dearest that frcemen can eD;o,.
Of hurting from their places those who a.,
them; and although they may be dr.;.s
privilege Of directly manifesting their s,,...
baton Of these resolutions, they viii, we h.I...
when the opportunity arrives, speak tbe;, ~.
ions upon the subject in tones that will cana. !,
ears Of those who misrcprcsent them "a ~
with the conviction that they cannot tria, -.
the honor of the Commonwealth, or the vi.h..-,
her sons, with impunity--in tones that will.
claim to the world, that, though The atteno,
PROSTATE the Ancient Dominion at the f,o,.,,,,
Of power may partially succeed, il viii ,.v..
receive the sanction of the great body her h,,.
minded and intelligent people--,hat her bh.r,.
lofty aud Independent bearing will still be mai.
tanned in all ITS pristine yigor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

UNITED STATES BANK-The act of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, (says the Balti-
more Patriot providing for the repeal Of
the state taxes for extending internal i'm
provements, and for chartering a state
bank 10 be called the ~. States Bank -
has received the signature of Gov. Ritner,
and is become law. The Bank is made
to pay liberal bonus. which, applied as
it is, TO internal improvement and education,
must have a powerful influence on the
prosperity of that State. ln effect, it may
be said that the whole bonus which the
bank is TO pay for its charter, will be APP.
Piled to those two great and leading OBJ
jects-the Improvement of her physical
and mental capabilities--of matter and
mind. If knowledge is power, this may
be deemed the commencement of new
era in Pennsylvania. The application OF
ttco millions Of dollars, in aid of common
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25

10 the message Of Gen Jackson TO Con
gress in 1899, we observe the following
paragraph;
" 1t appears 10 me that the most safe,
just and federal disposition which could
be made Of the surplus revenue, would be
its apportionment among the several States
according TO their ratio Of representation"
How altered the notion, now Since
Mr. Clay has engaged in the measure OF
dividing the proceeds of the public lands
among the States, total change has taken
place in the views of the Administration,
and this wise and salutary bill is thwarted
by Government influence. Ought person
al hostility to individuals to occasion a
change in measures Of great national poll
cyp Surely not. We have every reason
to believe in the honest intention and pa
triotism of the President; but we fear he
is too often led astray by his warm person
al feelings and an,ipaihies.--.4dan's Sen.
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SENATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, Feb, Is.

oENhiE L Acihp GU. H.
MIR. Baker, from the committee appoint
by the Senate in pursuance Of resolution
TO inquire into and report the facts con-
nected with an alleged attempt TO corrupt
the integrity and influence the vote Of ia
cob krebs, SC, report:
That, in the discharge of the dnties as
signed TO them, they have examined under
oath, Jacob Krebbs. Esq, Burd Patterson
and Jediah Irish, and received voluntary
statements from Henry w. Conrad, Esq
and James l.. Dunn, the result of which is
perfect conviction in their minds that
neither the Bank Of the United States nor
any agent for it, in the remotest degree,
is implicated in the charge made by Jacob
Krebs. ESQ before the Seuate, on the 10th
instant; and that, so far as the examina-
ton of testimony has gone, the committee
are satisfied that neither the Bank, nor
any person connected with it. has impro
perly interlered to promote the passage of
the bill now before the Senate. The com
mittee will close their labors 10 a few days
when full report of the evidence will be
submitted.
A true copy: j. WILLIAMS.
Transcriblng Clerk, Senate.
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x X next week.
From the Baltimore Patriot

Pennsylvania. We take The lol ~ hs
paragraph from leading article u T %
Harrisburg Chronicle Of ] thursday .aer
Chronicle Is an original jackson par avn
and has been. throughout, one Of The m' "
pillars Of the jackson and Wolf party II !"
the Key Stone State, Il Is pu. !. ~ Globe
known, that the dictation o. ~, nc na,t,
and the Kitchen has Tor some ,i,ns ryhO
been the SUPREME Law WHO 'nos' We
ruled The destinies of pennsyiVane'a,n , The
copy the subjoined paragraph n ..;sbarg,
jackson ard Wolf organ az iIa. ~ ~ tho
to show what this dictation IS "oi'A
present day. ,t.,. led to
"Among the causes which nav n,, n tbs
the passage of the great Bank pm '.sr(uIy
Senate, none operated more ~. EdItor
than the Washington Globe DC
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-25
TWENTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.

The following proceedings of the House OF
Representatives, was in type for the last weeks
paper, but was uaavoidably postponed. They
will be found interesting, though not new.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
PARTIAL CIvIL LIST APPRoPRIATIoNs.-
The House resumed the consideration Of
the bill making appropriation, in part, Tor
the support OF Government for the year
1856. two motions pending, one TO recon
nit II 20 the Committe of the Whole on
the state Of the Union, for the purpose of
reducing the appropriation for the contin
gent fund OF the two llot SEES land the 9th
er 10 the Committee, of Ways aud Means
with instructions to provide uniform re
gua,ion for the allowance of mileage 70
members of Congress, TO which Mr. An
THoNY had moved an amendment, further
instructing the committee TO provide Il
mode for equali-iag the pay Of members
Of Congress.
Mr. EVERETT expressed hope that
the House would act on the bill without
recommitting it,
MIR HANNEGAN offered the following
amendment as a further instruction.
" That the committee be further in
slructed TO inquire
"Ist Into the expediency of removing
the scat Of the Federal Government from
Washington TO Cincinnati or Louisville.
"2d lnto the pTopriety of so amending
the Rules Of the House, as 10 cause list
OF the abseniees, whenever the yeas and
nays are taken, to be entered on the jour
mails. s. published as part Of each days
proceedings in the morning papers.
Esd. OF compelling all members who
may hereafter absent themselves, during
the siltings Of the House, on visits 10 their
homes and families, or for the purpose of
attending their practice in the courts of
this District and the adjacent States. to
relinquish their pay during the period of
such absence.
4th. Ofrequiring REIMBURSEMENT, in
like manner, Of their compensation, from
members during tire time lost from the
business of the House in excursions TO the
neighboTing cities, or in pleasure parties
about this city and the surrounding coun-
try, or from any other cause whatever,
except sickness & the order oil the House.
5th OF establishing a rule 10 prevent
members from drawing their pay up TO
the close of the session, who leave several
days prior to the adjournment"
MIR BOON moved the Previous Cues
ton, which was seconded by the House.
The question, being "Shall the main
question be now put? was taken by yeas
and uays and decided in the affirmative :
Yeas 1874, nays II.
The main question 'Shall this bill pass?'
was then taken, and decided in the aiiir
NATIVE.
SO the bill was PASSED, and sent to the
Senate for concurrence
IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY is.-MR' BEN
TONS REsoLUTIoNs,-The Senate then
took up the unfinished business Of yester-
day, being the resolutions offered by Mr..
Benton.