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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-12-21

Dec ember, to the first Monday in Jan
uary in each year.
On Saturday, the 10th, t. Richie
was reelected Public Printer. Or
notion of Mr.. Moore, the Committee o
Courts of Justice was instructed to in,
quire into the e~xpediency of SO amend
ing the Laws in relation TO sales made
under executions, as to require thai
every such sale shall be- made at the
Court House ofthe Countyor Corpora.
lions in which such execution shall be-
lieved, unless both the ere ditor and
debtor shall censent in writing to its
being made at some other place.
Mr.. Dorman, from the Select Cons
mittee on the subject, reported u bill,
declaring a willingness of the State Of
Virginia to accept the deposite, Of its
portion of the Surplus Revenue and
authorising the Treasurer to receive
the same.
On Motion Of Mr.. Miller 1s5 copies
of the bills were ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Carter, from the Select Com
mittce on the subject, made a report
in favor of an increase of the banking
capital of the Commonwealth-which
report was ordered TO be printed.
On Tuesday, the 18th, Mr.. Smith of
Frederick, presented the memorial of
james p. Bartlett, Of Harrison, stating
certain charges pending in the courts
county, against Wilson K. shinn
"a Delegate from the county, and sug-
gesting the propriety of expelling said
Sllinn from the House. The memori-
al was referred to a selec. committee.
On Wednesday, the 18th, Col. John
Rutherford, of the city of Richmond,
was elected a member ofthe Executive
Council, to supply the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of Peter V.
Daniel.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, John
Y. Mason, now a member of congress,
was elected a Judge of the General
Court, in place Of Judge May, who NC.
ceeds MIR. Brown, as Delegate from Pc
tersburg.
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! Tuesday last the Senate was principal
~ occupied in e~leciing the members or it,
standing committees, whose ebalrmen hsc
been appointed the day before. but did
DOT however finish that duty before the
hour OF adjournment arrived.
Ia the House, the day was consumed
by a speech from Mr.. Wise-in support Of
a resolution offered by him referring SO
much OF the Presidents Message as speaks
Of the ability and integrity with which the
various executive departments have been
conducted, TO a select committee, whose
duty il shall be TO examine into the condi-
tion Of these departments. probe them to
The bottom, with power 10 send for per.
son and papers, and report accordingly
10 tho House. The resolution was adopt.
ed.
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TIME heirs and representatives Of Petef
"a Grove late ofBerkeley County, deed.
offer for sale their Tract Of Land, situated
about four miles north west Of Maftinsburg
in said county, containing about
40 Acres,
Of first rate Limestone Land, equal IN
strength and fertility Of soil. TO any 10 The
great Valley of Virginia. II 10 finely wa
cred, and well improved as to buildings,
Sc having upon ita large & commodious
$50 BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
LIN and Good Kitchen,
a tine Limestone Spring 10 The yard. when
was never known 10 fail, with . stone
Spring house at its source, and q short
distance from It a large stone distiliery
with overhead water; also
Taco E.rcesgcess Orchards,
Of grated fruit good Bsrus and Stables.
Smoke House, Corn House, Wagon Sheds
and all other out. buildings of necessity or
convenience on a farm.
OF this land about two hundred and
ninety acres are cleared and in n high
state of cultivation ; the balance well clo-
thea with ine thrifty timber. The cleA-
red land is divided into eleven different
fields, all under good fence-with con-
slant water running through each ofthen
producing luxurIantly, wheat. rye, coru
oats. timothy, clover, aud every other des-
eruption Of crop which good land in this
section Of country is capable Of producing
- besides being equal. as a grszing farm,
TO any other. whatever.
A further description OF this property
is deemed unnecessary. as persons wish
ing to purchase will no doubt view the
premises and judge for themselves.
g. Terms accommodating. and price
low. JACOB A. GROVE, for sslf
and other hsiss.
December 7. lSS6.-tE.
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ELECTION OF sENAroR.-On Mon

ELECTION OF SENAToR.-On Mon
day the 18th inst the Legislature elec-
ted Judge RICHARD E. PARKER, a Uni
ted States Senator, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Mr..
Leigh. The joint vote of both houses,
was, for Richard L. Parker, 100 for
John Tyler, 25 for John NJ. Patton,
Is; Scattering, 6.
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VIRGINIA Morgan County Court; De-
oembof Rules, 1896.
Philip G PcndIeton, surviving Executor OF Phi.
lip Pehdleton, deed, Piif.
agasaff
Joseph Gill, and the heirs Of Edward Hnmsey.
deed, eCrs.
IN CHANCERY.
HNHEdeiendents not having entered their
u appearance and given security sccor
ding TO the act Of Assemhl, and 'he ruios
of this court, and il appearing by sstisisc.i
tory evidence, that they are not Inhabitants
OF this Commonwealth II is ordered, ,hst
the said defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next February term. and
answer the Plaintiffs hill and that a 60.
ply of this order be forthwith inserted ia
some newspaper published in Marhnshurg.
for two months snccessively, and that a
like order be posted at the front ,ioov Of
the court house, in the said county Of Mor-
gan
A Copy.-Tcstc,
JACOB RICHARD. O. " .
December l, IS36-9m
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Trsss safe.

EN- pursuance of The provisions ola deed
III Of trust. executed to me, as trustee, oy
William Showalter and Elizabeth his wife,
dated the 29th dav OF March, 1884. and
OF record in the county court Of Berkeley.
TO secure a debt due TO Robert Daniel, |
will offer at public suction 10 The highest
bidder. on 7htrsday. the 18th day Of De
Icember neat, before the tavern OF WASH
ingtcn Evans. at Mill Creek. in Berkeley
|county, the following Personal Property:
Itselre Feather Beds ; Bsdsisads and Bed.
ding; ssren head Of Horses; certain House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of
Tables. Chairs. Aprsaus, Desks. Pots. o..
ems. Kettles, SC Nine head Of Black Cat.
Hc thirty head Of Sheep ; and a Negro
slHce. named .4NDREW.
Also, the Land. assessed 60 the said
William Showalter. by Commissioners APP
pointed 10 divide and assess the lands OF
J. Showslter, deed. containing ABBOTT
lbs ACRES,
as will more fully aud at large appear, by
reference 20 the said division. among the
records OF the couaty our Of Berkeley.
SMITH MILLER,
Nov. II, 1886 -5t Trustee.
nOSTPONEMENT.-The above sale
HI is postponed to the frat day 81 Jana
airy Court ncTt, when the Laud will be
sold before the Court House door; and on
the Saturday following, TIE personal pro
perty will be offered at the dwelling O
Mrs. Showalter.
SMITH MILLER.
Dec. 81, lSS6.-4t Trustee
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M AaRxED.

On Thursday, the Sth INST, by the Rev
Reuben Weiser, Mr.. JAcoB FISHER to
Miss ANN ELIZABETH HELFERsTAY, all oil
this town.
At White Hall. OR Tuesday, 18th inst,
by the Rev. g. w. Deems, MIR. JAMES
SHEPHERD TO Mrs. ELIZABETH DILLON
all Of Frederick County, Va.
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Valuable Estate for Sale.

My Estate, near Martinsburg, Berke.
I'VE ley county. Va. is again for sale
will 0 sell this property, il a purchss
err can shortly be met with. for The sum o
s25 ,Oo0-one fifth Of the purchase money
in hand, and the residue in FIVE or sir
equal annual ins,alments. ,eith inisres. -
There is in the Mill Tract,
sac A ACRES
Including the Bottom Land, the Mills,
Dwelling House, and all other im-
provements, with IS Acres of
first-rate Timber Land a.
bout 3 mites distant
from tho Mills.
For a further description, reference may
be had TO my former advertisement, pub
lished in this paper, National Iutelligen-
Ger, sc. sc.
MATHEW RANSOM.
December 81, lSS6-6w
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Land TO-, sale.

part of which is limestone and part slate
but both tracts are Of a good quality, and
tolerably well Improved; with water aud
a suificiency Of 1imher Land.
9E-l wish TO sell at private saIe.-The
terms will be easy 10 The purchaser: about
one fourth in hand. and tie balance in two
equal annual payments; tho deferred pay
anents may be delayed from one to five
years, il required, by paying The interest
annually. The deferred payments TO be
secured by a lien on The property, or good
personal security.
Any person wishing to view the proper
~, can be shown il by application to John
Payne or Jesse Payne, who are authorised
to make known the terms moie fully,-or
10 myself. al Brucetown.
RACHEL PHELPS.
December 81, lS36.-St
0g-Charlestown Free Press 81 and send &C
count 10 this Office fer collection.
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DOTTER'S CATHOLICON.-a few dozen just
IL received, and for sale by the d-zen bottle, by
RUSHTON & As PINwALL.
feb 6-tf William .treet and IlO Rroadw,v
A EEsT.QS;IMHe pT ARE THE oUAcKsst-csT:

a 0UESGtONs-WHO AXE The QUACkSs-Cer-
N tlinly DR.. DRANDRETH who adverises hi Vegetable
Universal Pills al IS the b9xbecaue thew such
represented he would be obliged shut his and
MARCH especially when it is considered ho much expended
by him make them known DR.. B. feels confident however,
recommend Them Let those proptietors of Mr who
free with their ppeIsion of ack with reference him
only pof-sse bat all diseases with simple
m,dy, charge % eeat for their compositions that the public hare
cAanos trying taem at noute and II they
good they will sell equal 10 Brsnres Vegetable Universal Pi
BIT they rely thai the trash called medicine
fosted the public then will Bandreihs " IT, Pills continue
o increase in sale.
On the 18Th Of Nay 1885, Dr. Branr-h for the time made
known in this city, the above celebrated " w. Pills. He left them
stand fall by h.ir merits He made ausoR
other medicine. Simple facts dated and the following princ
pie laid down the BRANDRETHiAN THEORY, vic that all
local diseases whether Of the stomach and bone
THE JOINTS, RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS CuTANEous ERUP-
DYsFEPrc COMPLAINTS whatever other form such
loo diseases nothing than symptoms Of
dorderd state Of the Constitution and that DR. VIM Brandeth
had discovered medicine ISL which had been before the public
England "a that had the elect restoring the Constitution
health and vgo simply by removing all bad and aerimnious
humor from the blood BY the stomach and howeThe American
public made trial Of this diene fr ped Of nine
Of citizens this great city certify their
wonderful properties Orders for them from all Of the Union
pur every day. They give in all univ a satsf
READ in Other Of III paper BLEEDING ALWAYS
IMPROPER-ASSIST NATuRE-lT Is FAOT-SOME
PROOFS THAT SOME MEDICINES ARE GOOD. All
establish the Astonishing that all and disease cured
by this ONE SIMPLE medicine Price Is crnt with full artc-
tons. Once ls7 Hudson opposite Broome street, N. Y
feb l2-lms
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IL ssS ADDISON would be eonea, to follow Nature and ..;
N, J" would soa % ao oder as were Of asd 81,
whole half doe undertsken Purge out the old
this however denied by many having reference to The body
though known the h-r,e s nsine eats hon ihise &c for
preserve health. the fields for the eanngs
ad new u%p he original. healthy G
mai la like the dog and eat and other animals
grasses calculated open their bowels purify
their fluids Dow not the irered tribe because deficient Of
promote digestion, and produce healthy chyle. purify
s iRsa Ss sfsff # the
themselves against epidemic contagious although they
principle sfp.rgaon assisting nature, Brandets .,
other mans bot IS principle Of Mature Are net the ,dr
Eates purifiers the sri ,for any length efu thi. pe
P % Do not Soa s.tsI ssd , ar Ss. snan
accumulate in the body which ought 10 De passed BY the bowels
the passages ofes Mankind facts like these see the
ampoan necessity of attending TO the state OF the stomach
Sa " such /. BRANDRr FITS VEGETABLE tNiyERssI
PILLS. which Engand the test Of 81 years trial. and
have Pemed cures for Thousands OF hopeless and hepes,
.oed them. they could d. Their properties
bilious and aperien medicine unrsed; all who them
mast be .ed 10 be sppeciaie The weak delicate viii be
strengthened BY their not by braei but by removing the
box establish their prove even in an
not all impeded By directions accompany each
box. so that every one his competent physician
BRANDRETHS PiLLS.-There few who do not know.
that the Of food converted blood which, formed
We take T. therefore as clear axiom that that medicine hieI
exceent Brandrelh. Pill, 10 B. seh medicine
recommend them with confidence friends Many and
1890 testimonials been received Of the high
respecisbiy. Call Dr. B.. store and read The original m
removing character from The oon,u
dOn They IN fact BY the they make
New Yerk.-Mr. Lance, $50 Eighteenth st., A. s. wghtmsn
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T'RY THEM, AND YOU WILL BE SUR 8

DR. GOODMANS American Anti GonorrhaeI Pills are The
cheapest and best and will fur stand the the
tain of Gonohe Geets Structures Seminal weaknee
Seminal Emissions and all the seminary Of long Standing
These pill. prepared from tn choicest preparations eien
eay combined together The Ingredients composed Of the
American extracts Of aapara and coeiha and the
essential oils Of cnbeb and lon aid other choice and valuable
ingredients which the proprietor holds a andote for
above complaints Dr. Goodmans American Anti Gonohea Pills
have been highly by the Medical Faculty. and
mended hospital pIactce in preference all her remedies
the day for the above diseases Tq done box
very convenient for neutrality-suspicious. and agreeable
smr om the breath that tn asdious could d-tect Let
wise man be wise for himself and be his with
and take foreign, French Spanish English vegetable pec
6cs medical Of America think themselves best adapted
treat the constitutions Of thr fellow conmen II ly
amusing observe the bonehalanee with which parcel Of foreign
from different u Europe pend palm Of their injurious
preparations the public and they best understand the
treatment Of crtn diseases in this country. Therefore behoves
every judge for HIMSELF and be tempered with by quack
nostm auciouy attempted to be forced upon him by IL
hberaie set Of f0frign nountebanks.
CAU'rlON-As these upon fair tria will fund be the
most safe speedy for the above diseases
will De cored Be particular inquire for and
tain Dr. Goodma American Anti Gonorhae Pills the
ing respectable drug and other dercied n
the above Pills will be dealt with according with
rgor Black 457 Broadway Dckie 45 Broadwa Sherin.
ia Canal opposite Chapel street A Underh 81 Beekman
Of Wm and AUSTIN IS Carmine PRICE, 50
pr bow. feb loft
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HARD SHlFT.-Last week, n party Of gentle
returning in sleigh from Albany this city,
the tongue broke. They some miles from any
hotel and Obliged to walk great distance before
they came to any habitalion. At length, small howell
was SEEM and after great difficulty they succeeded
in gaining admittance. Their first demand was for
rops. None to be had. One of the party enqured
if there a bed in the house. "Yes, certainly"
@Then give the rope from the sacking bottom"
This done, and the old lady of the house paid
for it, Gu leaving the house of the company asked
f she had any stockings 10 sell. She had none but
those her feet. "Then' says the gentleman, give
those, and | will give you dollar" The bargain
was struck, and the kings changed legs. The
gentlemen report that the travelling between this place
and Albany il bad beyond expression, almost bad
in some Of our stresIs-worse surely cannot be.
u Peter Farley arrived in town last week.
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alive ne leave To read philosophy.s
y n KSPEARE SAITH TAIrS-Thus a
DEAD THIs.AssIST NATURr!!-If man :.

Give ne leave philosophy"
SHAKSPEARE SAITH THUS-Thus saith Shaks-
- pear the most profound Of philosopher very WI
zsrd Of human Give the 10 read YOU
little Of the philosophy Of Health, Life Hsppi
and all ts s,ymen' sf th, lower world what's Life
Wore t.n nothing ,o ted with any troubles
that Flesh v heir u, such
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, FEVERS, AGUES
SCURvY, SAL RHEUM,-
You win readily cry Dear Do.r-kad Dectos-do give
m something tske-give something ue-auck-
quick ~ Ia such case would say
" Give leave read philosophy"
10 you from MOFFAT'S CELEBRATED CODE or
HEALTH. 1hore will find Of II. vEGETA-
BLE LIFE PILLS the res. PHENlx BIrTERs, capable
Of reorsg the shattered constitution putting fight
the obstinate disorders. Apply
M0FFATS Once
feb Sims No. 50 Hudson street
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From the London Court Journal the editor of the
National Gazette copies a column OF extracts from
work just published in London, entitled Letters Con-
yersaions and Recollecfons of 5. T. Colerdge which
to judge from this specimen, is Interesting
than the Table Talk" There three good things
IN succession.
II once asked Tom Clarkson whether he ever thot'
Of his probable fate in the world, which he
piled, How II think only of the slaves in Bar
BADGES"
lord Erskne speaking of animals hesating to call
them brutes, hit upon that happy phrase the mute
creation"
For one person who has remarked or praised
beautiful passage IN Walter SCOTS wsrk.. hundred
have said-'how nany volumes he has writienr So
OF Matthew'S: 10 il not How admirable such and surh
parts arr' bu Ii wonderful that one man should do
all this
The f,llo~ng i- of a finer stamp.
sObserye the fine hananitv of Shakespeare in that
his sprerprs are al worthless Williams Too cunning
attach value to self prase and unable 10 obtain sprro-
val from fho~e whom thew comneed respect thew
propisi.,e their se eVe by dsparasing and lower
ing sthers."
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HENRY WELLS.

nOCTOR BOYD, a Member OF ,he Royal College Of
~ Surgeons and lately practitioner the city OF
London his services the seen the treatment OF GER
tain disease experience and close attention this class
compan. his pleasant and pelous mode OF treatment
MS extraordinary during long and extended practice and
all, his legitimate medical qualifications are few ct the
grounds which he rests his claims public patronage In TINS
emprie's when ignorant peisnes and mrnden! quaS,
daily spreading their lure the de.trueton Dn
soyd would wish 10 raise friendly and warning voice to his lei
and tell them beware Of such dangerous PERSONS
Thousands who rsght have been this day. in the health and
oamy pride manhood f .r had ey been Treated BY
duly qualified numbered amongst the incr1he and
dead Apparent and easily elected
esds the latent popn, which will othesi'e eongn Its
ney grave ongs the legitimate province OF
nedcins the hands Of skiu aud able practitioner T Dr.
Soyu Sisg convince MS pzrns, hy PrcdnenS
their Inspection h regular diploma member OF the Royal
College Surgeons in Ireland and likewise tor esps
ly and skill rom MANY who Justly consdered as lights and
Of their profession His mode ct treatment Is sa ee
rxpedou requiring either tie use OF mercury OF re-
Recent Affections he pieges himself 10
emove within days. and III osger standing
md greater maynity will be treated with cordially and skill In
patient asr having seing dscarg-
Il from hands Of DR.. Boyd that k health Is established upon
und bss and that his constitution renovated and IN.
impaired His and faith pledged Ia his and
e latter. himself chsrscer and standing sufcsm war
for its fsimen
The and in all ease sshed gpos
Attendance fta o'clock in the msrnng 'i o Al ughe
sep 2l-ly OFFICE. IA Dover stone do"r from " atef.
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ENGLJsH LUCIFER MATCHES.-loo g'ss Of Jones
Il WATTS Manufacture. warranted superior any other in
RUSHrON AsPINwALL.
fsbli IS wuiza street, and ilo Brusdwsy.
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nR. PARIS'S CELEBRATED SPECIFIC FOR
s.%*-Such have been unfortunate
unglrdcd have contracted this di
remedy in the above dt inc, without
10 constitution. inertion will
curd in tive dys To he had Is Division Prize ST. Ad
vice given 10 using medicine. feb l8-1m
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NOERSON,S R.fkTWATIC DROPS.-A cure for III.

ANOERSDN'S R.fkTNATTC DROPS.-A cure for the
N nsioy chsose Rheumatism, be had only 42
Thmpsan street This isssissbe medicine called Andeon
Drops Cor the sve disease has cured many and AL
who certificates Of which
old you-s afflicted
above disease and ~hs the time Of taking the sb've D'ps
helpless, and whose limbs greatly swollen dis
tosrd DAYS been able attend their
es and in three weeks entirely restored health and
vgsi frh 2ins
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! IFE PILLS.-The Proprietor Of this Great Medicine,
IL which Is disg for its he invaluable
above other thai oiefed the public begs
eprocae tbs which he vng from
of the United States in which has become known
Whilst he congratulated for the possession OF tersn remedy
number Ut the diseases which human
his relief
from uerngs which they have experienced aud the
Of happiness which they consequently enjoy To be the humble
health and thus proongsg the lives and Equipments Of his fellow
reward that the CHEST human ambition night envy and
that places however srabe ITSELF
the standard Of comparison
Ia addition the hundreds oiestimonsls which he has long
had in hi. Mr. Noft the sale proprietor the VEGE
TABLE LIFE PILLS, Is receiving Others establishing their
efficacy every other remedy had been p
Piled in vsn and fully establishing their title 10 the character Of
LIFE PILLS. only for r-ng life from imminent danger
surely conducting their conscious victims herwise
Dr. MoFFATs Office No 50 Hudson street, opposite Jsy,t.
New York.
Price-smsll boxes, 50 eents-large boxes. 81.
Numerous testimonies proof OF the superior excellence d the
above medicines bcen gratefully rendered by whom
they have vitality beReed and Others could easily be sb
tanned.
For sale at the following Places
William Van ZAnl. I2l Hester streets DR. Lee 2e3 Madison
street. Fort nbaeh Mime Of Hudson and Reed streets
Dr. Leeds a Cherry street; Ed mund Bkstaver, $50 Division
street; John Hinton, of Twentieth street. and Eighth
AvsHue d. Cagan Co.. 81 Sixth Avenue, T. r. Austin, As
Carmine ssreel, New York.
W. Downer Grand street; Smith wn,ringham
Of Fulton and Front Streets Brooklyn.
Dr. Clarke, Jersey City.
DR. Cooke Firsi street, wiilismsburgh.
Charles W. ssdger 34 Broad street, X Covert JOB Broad
j. Can Main street. opposite vanhouton street, Paterson
Dr. John s. Crane Dunning Hortor Goshen, Orange
A b. r. Ciagan Matthew liolenbeck Washington street.
INT y. DmIand Chester. Orange county.
T. Z. Ged ey, 90 Water street Newbureh
Mr. Allen, South Third street; DR.. Marsells in Southwark
rner Second and Catherine Mr. Elliot, Of
Fifth and Vine street. Philadelphia. feb 9lm