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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

"a iA' Nl'N,lo wit NJ iNI"- 1t ii the ieTl
Office uI thct pclat 0uTcrnri ourt Of aw and
tlanccfy 10, tho count. 1t irr,.r5st on the i.h d.y
ef January l-:.h;
hoh'it iI"sHt, PA. tin,
,gGuwt
'ssse hlcicaon, a,lrir. ~lth the will anneaed of
Anihony EH'Sct, dec'1 Ntlso. {. Dawson aud Am
hto.e hn'ktt, tIs 'ite executors o, the said ,ntho-
ny kusher,d' saine= Tus,cs isaac Ruckcr. es.or
o. 90 N,-croso knektr tbnef Ntchcr, hauben
.ecr irch"luf Reynolds, iicAaGder Mari. admir-
lie looms non Of hard Ruckcr. dec H. Nancy Ruol-
81, adm and Ills Ruckrr, ad,a'r ti John Rnck.
-, decd, aud / hon,t :. aAaia sheriff Of tn
county, tht adp!t dc bonis OF Isaac Rucker, de-
ceatsd, DefeDdants.
IN eEavCIRr.
ne dlendauts .ibnc iiu Aei and III, Wander Mar,
admir- dc bous non oi kI,hdrd Ruclcr deed not
halhe catered thoiy appearance ahd given security,
according to the AIT oil Assembly aAld the rules #
tins court AMI II appearing ~ satisfactory evidence
thai they are not iihahirauy q tins commonwealth;
motion OF the plaintiff b, his counsel it is order
ed tia, thH sand daient:aus do appear here on be.
fore tbe fret day OF the April term,
the original ard AMENDED hiiia al the plaintiff and
that copy OF tins onicr be- forthwith inserted in tie
Iynchbut. Frsinian Tor tw0 mouths succcssnelt .,
aud posted At M trout doom OF tie court house If 1
saii county. \ copy--Tcsle.
JOHN THOMPSON. in. c.
, FEBRUARY I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
Digses' Lottory and 2@xchango Office!
MORE GREAT CAPITALS!

NORT OK T. Nlf!I NLS!
a. 5000 Do"us'..fo
r % rrilc. Of LOCO -
Ji:GiNIi fE7JHSBtRG LOTTERY.
tl,ss No. I, rur ls2s:
Ia be hel"1 at Il repiri5 Si'irdIy. The l,sh
afgef FtWarg, ls.e.
66 Wumbcrs--------1O Drawn x,Allo,s
GRAND SEUEHE:
| r,;x.pf S25ouo Pre- OF 6 63o
lo.pDo 30 l,o0U
aUV1 81 e" 30
a.lu % g" lo)
| e,t~0
Ersdes e0s, Cos, ,0s, 90, 20s, &c.
Tickets, &l0, nahts, - Qnsf'rts. 9" 81
For sale II BiGGl$' oIlICE 4.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
plt;Gla.a DfrlCE. }

ign.hi~r, ttar afg7, I1;6 )
nraaine Of ia. Naeatt, Petersburg. Lottery, Class
No. !, tor I'D:
O. ~. ~. ,. - 20. .. =. 20. II.
Tietete and sh,t.s - e., uopoar7'ia ione,y.
tiass No 3, for - a Blf;1,i5.s' OF nc Z.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

Among other advantages offered by Sa
wings Banks, the Salem Gazette enumer
ates the following:
Fwst-That they take care of peoples
money. without any charge for the irou
BILE, by which it is kept out of the reach
of thieves, and free from danger by fire Oh
loss.
SecOndIy-That they allow an Interest
upon sums which are too small to be in
vested in stocks, bonds or mortgages, by
which five dollars is made to earn interest
as soon as it comes into the possession o.
the owner.
Thirdly They keep the money of kind
hearted people out of the reach of danger
Gus borrowers, affording time for the de.
positor TO reflect, and thereby to avoid
being carried away by the influence Of
feeling, which would often happen if the
money were within immediate reach.
Fourthly-They inculcate habits of eco
nomy, by proving to people DESTROYS to
lay up something for rainy day. that
small sums are worth saving, and that
many little makes a mickle."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

A PARALLEL CAsE.-The York PA }
Republican, says: The record of the pro.
ceedings Of one department of the govern
ment, Qhe Treasury Department. were
destroyed about two years ago, TO crafty
the private purposes Of individuals and
screen them from justice,
The records Of another Department oil
the government, Che Senate,) are now a
bout being destroyed by a set of men 10
satisfy the private purposes of an individu.
al and his friends, to screen him from just
ceusure. SO far the cases are parallel
bat here the parallel ceases. For, the in
cendiary who destroyed the records of the
Treasury was not sworn TO support the
Constitution of the United States. He
committed no perjury. Those who are
destroying the records of the Senate are
sworn to support, the constitution, which
prescrlbes that the Senate shall keep a
true record of its proceedings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

A CAUTION. BY the following extract
from letter. received from Savannah
dated Goth ult., IT will be perceived that
one of our northern ship. masters has met
with somewhat summary treatment in that
city; A northern captain of a sloop, IAN
abolitionist,) was tarred and cottoned, on
Friday night last. He was detected in a
grog shop, explaining TO the negroes their
rights, &c. The same night, about forty
citizens caught him in Rammacraw (the
upper part of the city, and stripped him
and gently covered him with warm tai
and prime Gotten, for want of feathers
He was then started. and a hue and cry
set up; and as he ran, a watchman obser.
wing him, scampered off as fast as bis legs
could carry hun, thinking Oll Nick him
self had come to Savannah lie had with
him bundle of abolition tracts. They
gave him until IL o'clock on Saturday 10
clear out, sloop and all; and if be had not
used the time to the best advantage, no
doubt he would have been lynched. The
mayor had some 10 or l2 constables out,
early in the morning, after he heard Of the
tarring match, to catch him and put him
in limbo. What has become of him,
know not.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
IRON FOUNDRY

AT HARpER'S FERRY, VA.
FHSiiE subscribers wish TO inform the
II public generally that their Iron Foun-
dry. on the island Of Harper's Ferry, will
be IN operation the Goth ofthis month, and
vii cast Machinery Of every description.
such as
Machine Castlags, Jill Gearing,
dad Braadiag hons.
They 'cW also keep on hand .Nouldboards
Iof Nc COT1nick's patterns, from NO. 6, to
no. u, right and lctt hcaded, .qiso
Ioodoas Nouldbodrds right & LEFT
They hare also on hand, Wagon Bores
q dh sizes. and n.dirots Of rarious pat
terms.
They have and win keep constantly a
first rate Pattern Maker So that thew
Will be able 10 make patterns, of every
description. at the shortest notice. All
orders thankfully received and promptly
attended 10.
HUGH GiLLEECE s. Co
November 10, iS35-u
N ID Old Iron taken in ex hange for
any oI the above named Castings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

r-,srscr.-The following testimony
',.,;on TO DR.. Jackson's :" Better Cur
IS !, borne by the Eastern Argus, a
''.t.oo Y. Buren, paper of the first stamp,
.'sG.bsd at Portland, Maine.
immense and bloated mass of a
=. paper currency-not only inca.
81 "a an instant conyertibility into spe.
P'''s =, should the current be arrested by
es 3i,n reyulsion or panic, not worth TWEEN
''' eSs oer cent, of its nominal value, has
~ .sarIy inundated the country, and
~ 'asd the general scale of prices SO high
' .reo the necessaries of life, have, in
y" -. instances, been imported from coun-
=. rbich have heretofore depended on
ar supplies. Paper money mills, how
=, do not cease operation. Every State
NAV in setting new ones in motion ;
NJ, The friends of the U, States Bank
= ebuckIlng over the inlatuation, and
,,,lipg 10 the prospect of driving the
.,'otry to take refuge from the evils of a
orcisted currency in the paternal EN-,
,,,re Of National Institution"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
VrR GINA ELECTIONS

'LFFERsoN.-The result of the election
10 The first day is given below. The polls
we're Kept open three days at two of the
PRECINCTS. Senate, j. +. Smith, (W) 974
~ opie, ". b. $40 House Of Dele.
S~e'' Henry Boteler, (W) 40S, John Da.
export (W) $50. 5. Cameron, " b S64
Jacob con Morgan, " b. $50.
,, H,HEsTERFIELD.-WIlliam II, Johnson
.,o%ang) ass, Charles +. Woodson, (V b.
W. RANKLIN.-S, Hale, (W) $50, w. p,
pS9o; (W) 55S, L, S. Kerney, (VB) $50
y" M Holland, (VB) 595.
,o'ihARLoTTE IL Richardson " b $50
'UuldIn (W) 247
ia MoNTGoMERY.-J, McCauly " b elec
"IcOy large majority.
Tnu.,ALEiN,syILLE.-Spencer (V Bl l56,
'urner tWl 1879.
e,, sussex Col. J. Hsrgrave ~ Bl reel
S ;su without formidable opposition.
SSsNs'oTTowAY.-R. Fitzgerald jr, " B,
no. e' tS,t by fifty votes over 4. IL. Ep
PES Wing
" Isle OF WlGHT-S Senate --Holleman
y % 297, Urquhart wv 40. Delegates
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
From the Alexandria Gazette.

Attached TO the programme of the Lou.
lsvllle. Ohio, Spring Races, we see The
announcement, that on the third day there
viii be "a Gander Pulling on Horseback
for purse Of SIS for every head pulled
OIL" "What is Gandes Pulling ?" the
unsophIsticated reader may exclaim. We
will tell him. Suspended from the top oil
stltf post by the legs, just so high that
on horseback, man standing in his stir
rups could grasp it. hangs luckless gan
der, with bis head anointed with linseed
OIL The horsemen then 10 single file,
dash past blm at full gallop, and be wins
the stakes who succeeds in wringing off
the gander's "dome of thought" This is a
iavoriie pastime in many sections of the
South and West.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

Nv. H. Woolley " b asa, P. Wills
i[Wl SIS.
SHEEASDoAH-S. Bare, nv BIT 406
Rinker, ~ Bl S5S, Crawford 25S, Gate.
wood $50.
PENDLEToS. Mccoy ~ Bl re elected
without opposition.
Princess ASEE.-Hubard los, Nor.
riss 1877. both wings.
BoTTEToURT.-M Miller g. Wilson nv b
re elected without opposition.
CAMPBELL Wills and WIthers wv
elected by about 30 majority over Dear,
ing and Daniel late Van Buren, members.
GLoUcEsTER.--Smith [Wl reelected,
Prince WILLIAM.-WiIliams nv b re-
elected.
STAFFORD -Moncure ~ Bl re elected
without opposition.
KING GEORGE ooe re elected with
out opposition. King George is a Wing
county. II is said Mr. II, will vote accor.
ding to the wishes of his constituents.
LOUISA Anderson ~ Bl elected in the
place Of Harris of the same party
King s. QUEEN Wright " b. elected
by Is ma jorlty.
CAROLINE .-Samuel[ V Bl elected by a
majority of A over Voolfolk tW)
RAPPAHANNocK.- For Senate. SIaugh.
ter [Wl SIS. Smith ~ Bl 233. House Of
Detegates.-Pendleton WI S25, Nicklin
w BI 2S3,
NANsEMoND.-Benton [Wl ISL, Kelley
~ Bl 203.
NoRTHAMPToN.-Senate Ellis [Whitel
l64, Page idol 6S, Anderson ~ 81 L.
House Of Delegates. Segar [Whitel 1875,
no opposition.
PRINCE GEoRGE.-!Senate. Holleman,
lev Bl 100, Urquhart [Wl AZ. House Of
Detegdtcs-Shands ~ Bl 100, Harrison
l[Wl so.
BUcKINGHAM.-S Senate. Flood ~ B1
1876. Bondurant [Wl Ala. House Of Del.
esates- Booker and Austin ~ BIT re. ell
ected by about so majority.
Observation-Disclosures nv III els, Roy
I[W] I09.
LoUDoUN. Luckett, Braden & Beard
[Whigsl elected by large majorities,
JAMES CTY.-McCandlish lW1 las
Garrett wv %. Williamsburg and York
TO vote.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
For the G. azette

AM ~ I'M
A disregard Of truth, and right, in the
,0deavor to advance their own interest &
sr,ti(y the love of conquest and the exer-
si.e Of power, forgetlul, or reckless, or lgno
rant. OF the realinterests country mutual
Examinations and abuse, 10 terms the most
vulgar and Observation-Disclosures the only
Immaculate, their opponents demons in
canate-- self all, their country nothing
he exercise of patronage, and corruption.
and illegal acts, in the use of power, to
pepetuate their reign-are features in the
political parties Of the day. but, more espe
ciaIly, in the one that rules, Can pru-
tsace be exercised and truth be arrived
| At, when all men are thus violent and rea,
| iy 10 oppose any and every measure oil
der opponents, and to further any pro-
ut, which the assuming and ambitious oil
beir own party may suggest
Aye supporting, with zeal most hearty,
knave, because he's Of their party
That the spirit Of party animosity will
always exist in popular governments. is at
tested by the experience of the past s the
RDiency of such institutions, Increasing
n maIignity, unconsciously TO the people
hemselves, its effects are finally exhibited
Id a weakened constitution and Gactluus
sale, in the establishment of laws the
most absurd and dangerous and the open
violation of existing laws.
These are evil times. BOlingbroke S
portrait Of the Roman may we'll be llkened
10 our republic. "As long" says he, " as
TIE spirit of liberty prevailed, Roman
acliiced bis own and, no doubt, every
other personal interest, 10 the interest oil
he Commonwealth. " hen the latter
succeeded, Ohe spirit of Faction) the int
rest Of the Commonwealth was considered
no otherwise than in state of subordina
tou 10 that particular interest, which each
person had espoused, The principal men
Instead Of making their grandeur and glo
ylO consist, as they formerly had done
IN that, which the grandeur and glory o
the Commonwealth reflected upon them
considered themselves now as individuals
not as citizens !; and each would shine
with bis own light. TO this purpose
alone, they employed the commands they
had Of armies, the government of provin
ces, and the influence they acquired owe
'ne tribes, at home. and over the allies
aud subjects of the republic. Upon prin
Clples Of the same kind, inferior persons
attached themselves TO these and tina
zeal and industry, nay, that courage anc
e@agnanlmlty, which had been exercised
formerly, in the service of the Common
wealth, were now exerted, by the spirit o.
Faction, for Marius or Scylla for Caesar Oh
Pompey.
Are not those phrenzied. who. imagia
i1s our system faultless, take no steps &c
GAeck the progress of this pestllence, tina
NsVes misery and death in IFS train? Ant
SlI 1t erer be appeased? When another
saviour Gains the troubled deep and bids
@e tempest cease. Xxx,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
ERIN For SHE.

FEVHE Undersigned offers for sale traci
IL OF Land. lying near Little George
town, in Berkeley county, adjoining the
farm formerly belonging to Emanuel Ev.
ersole decd. The tract consists of about
100 acres or LIMESTONE LAND,
Of excellent quality /; about 80 acres oil
which are cleared and in good coalition
The balance is well clothed with thrifty
timber.
Terms. --Oae third of the purchase
money in hand, the balance in two equal
annual payments.
Application may be made to the sub
scriber, living in Jefferson county.
WILLIAM GROVE, Erer
Of james Clean, deed
April Ia, 1886 -2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21


PlRGfNId lin the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law aud Chancery for Berkeley county, Janua-
ny Rules, 1886
Harrison Waite, plT
against
Andrew Hunter adin'r OF Moses Il, Duntcr deed
aud Moses. Frances. Nancy, Henry st, George,
Edward Beverly and Brooke Hunter, children
and heirs OF Moses H. Hunter deed dts.
IN CHANCERY.
KSllE defendant, Moses Hunter, not ha-
"a wing entered his appearance and Civ
en- security, according 10 the act of the as
sembly aud the rules OF this court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is out ofthis Commonwealth il is ordered
that the said defendant do enter his an.
pesranee TO this suit on the sixth day Of
the next term, aud answer the bill OF the
plaintiff, and that copy Of this order be
'ortbwilh published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued Cor Two
months successfully. and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of tho
Court House Of said County.
JOHN SIR0IHER, Ci'k
Feb IS, 1896.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
New ORLEANS, Mar. 26

We understand, letter was received
in this cl,y yesterday, from Col. Foster Of
the U. 5. Army, stating that the Indian:
had sued for peace, and that the presence
OF Gen. Scott was only necessary to close
the terms OF cessation of hostlities.
II the war should he closed in this man.
ner, the merciless savages will have in re,
atty committed the diabolical acts Of 10
justice and horrible murders with impuD
".
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

n A letter from Texas published in
d, Matches Courier says:
james Collingsworth, Col. Carson, Of
North Carolina, and ID Burnett, are in no.
unstion for President (provincial) Rnsk
Daly, Hardiman, Potter, and one of the
Inst named will form the cabinet. Next
Congress will regulate land business.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

NAVAL The U. $. schr. Grampus, Lit
Com. BoARMAN, bound TO the West In
dies, went TO sea, from Hampton Roads
on Friday morning last, and after procee
ding TO the edge of the Gulph sprung a
leak, which compelled her to return. She
anchored in Hampton Roads on Saturday
and will come up first fair wiDd.-Norto!h
Beacon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

D. At the general Election just held in
rmpscticut, THOMAS J. WHITTLEsEY
"a, elected as Representative TO Con
res: to fill the place made vacant by the
i,lh Of the Hon. Zalmon Wildman.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

rosPLIqEYTARY.-A citizen of Florida
Wing to the editor of the Charleston
,,rury, attributes the troubles with the
hdians to the Ignorance and presump
ian of their ass Of Governor"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
March 81.

NOTICE All persons having claims
~ against the estate of Alexander p
Oden, decd. are requested TO present
them fully authenticated, and all indebted
to make immediate payment.
A, ODEN, Executor.
March 81, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
MILLS FOR RENT

It WISH 10 rent my mills near Martins
III burg. in the county Of Berkeley, cal
led he Union Mills to good tenant,
for three or four years from the 18th day
Of July next, on which day the lease Of
The present occupant expires. This estab
lishment Is well calculated for doing a
large business in the manulactofy Of
Wheat into Flour, grinding country work,
plaster, &c. A good Dwelling House,
stable and garden spot. will be rented
with the Mills AS APPENDICES.
MATTHEW RANSOM.
April 4, 1886.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
D.IRKissIFILLE pROpER1y

D-iEh'LSbILLE PROPERTY
. n obedIehcc 10 Ii decree OF the Circuit
II Superior Court Of Law aud Chanccry
for the Ccanty Of Berkeley. the under.
sigDed, commissioner theiein named. will
expose "a sale AZ pubic suction.
On Monday. he Cd day 81 Mag mart.
being Superior Coat Gay, Lelore the
Court House door Ia Magiinsburg. the
property named IN said decree, consisting
.of TWO TOW.V LOTS in DaikesviIle
and an adjoining lot Of more three acres.
! be Improvements consist Of large and
convenient weather boarded two story
DWELLLsG HOUSE s. KITCHEN
The property lies upon The main street.
and u Tie same for many years past occu.
pied by Ms. Chambers.
The sale viii be made subject 10 the
widows dover, which has been assigned
upon pact Of the buildings, and on one
otihe town loi4, the whole property 10
res, 10 the purchaser at the decease Of
the widow
Terms Of saie..- One third of the pur.
chase money IN hand, the balance in two
equal pay ments OF and IL months, the
purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curl'y aud a deed Of trust on the property
TO secure the deferred payments.
/ he sale wii be made al The risk Of
Henry Freaner, who became the highest
bidder al a former sale, and failed to conl
ply with the terms. They must be mme-
dIately complied with in this instance TO
enable the Commissioner 10 report imme-
diaiely 10 the Court. which win be in ses-
sion at The time Of sale
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
Special Commissioner.
April Z. iS96-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

G NAUTION.-My wife Sarah, ha.
" ing left my bed and board, without
just provocation, and taken her children
with her. this is TO give notice that will
pay no debts of her or their contracting,
and that will prosecute to the extent of
the law, any and all persons, who may
harbor them near my premises. or assist
them in conveying away and concealing
any OF my property.
JERkRD MCDONALD.
April 90, 1866
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
VALUABLE SITUATION
NON

The undersigned will sell the property
now occupied by him upon reasonable
terms He deems it scarcely necessary
to add, that it is considered, on the whole
the most desirable property in Martins
burg, for the occupancy ofa Merchant
its advantageous location for business
connected with the most convenient and
comfortable dwelling for family, rend
ers the property TO business man very
desirable.
ISAAC S. LAUCK.
March 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21

PUBLIC SALE.
WlLL be sold at public auction, on
w Friday, the 22nd Of this month, to
the highest bidder, on the premises. al
Little Georgetown, the MILL s. SITE,
belonging to the heirs OF Emanuel Ever.
sole, decd. The terms Of sale cash.
HENRY j. SEIBERT,
admir- dc bonis non ,cith the ,cM anne1sd
Of Z. Eversole, deed.
April IA, IsS6.-2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
swAr.l.TnrI 49,
STALLION FOR 1895.
THE distinguished racer and thorough.
bred stallion
1s@ONSOON,

will make the present season under the
direction of the subscriber, al his stable,
near Lee Town, Jefferson county Va, at
sl5 the single service. $50 the season.
and $50 10 insure foal. Fifty cents
cash TO he paid TO the groom 10 either
case. WCNSOO.V was capital race
horse, (wlnncr of the first Craig pate) and
whilst on the turf. he beat many fine hor-
ses among which were 1yrant Lady Ian
caster. and Col Johnsons Annette, all
good racers. lie is Of pure and lashona.
bic blood For particulars. see hand.
bills. WILLIAM CLEVELAND.
March 10. lS36,--tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
II o u s Il "A ~ ~ Il. o z,
- n ~ e Ar 80

E AM authorized to sell, on very accom-
81 nodating terms, the House and Lot.
lately owned by Anthony Biondell, deed.
and now occupied by Mrs. nlondell and
family, Terms and title made known bv
u. I'll. CONRAD,
.dftorney N fact for DAHL Crook.
July 3, ISS5--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-04-21
PER r o r. nj a N C rs.

October 1927. when three years old, he
ran for the post stake over The New Mar
ket course. which he won in fine style -
Next week over the Tree Hill coarse b,
won the sweepstakes. Next spring. (foul
years DID, he was beaten over BROAD
Rock course, mile heats, by Sally Hope
"a good race. He was then taken "a
Baltimore. and won the three mile beats,
beating Bachelor Fall of the same year,
at Washington, he won the colts purse,
. mile heats. next day he won the jockey
club purse, three mile heats, heating Mu-
latto Mary and others Next week at Bal.
tlmore. won the a mile heats, beating
Bachelor. May 1929, Chen 3 years old !,
over the Washington course, he won the
jockey club purse, mile heats. Mex
fall he was beaten over the Hagerstuwr
course in which race he broke down ana
has never started since.
Industry will only be permitted TO attend
| TO four mares day, al intervals of ioui
hours, and in no instance will any part q
this advertisement be de,,atcd from -
Mares put by the season This spring tha
do not prove with foal, will be pefmtte,
10 90 10 bum throughout The tall season
without any additional charge.
Industry has as yet but few colts old
nough to train. or those that have been
trained, DR.. DavalI's Slender. Thomas J
Goodman's Camsidel, G l.. Siocket,
Cippus and Miss Maynard, Gov. Sprig%',
Houtensras aud Atalsnta, G w DnvaIi's
Prince George. Oh. $ w. Dorsey's Nelly
Gk...i.,f. A..
been running with eclst TO themselves, i,
their size, over the Washington. Baltimore
Upper Marlborough s Charleston courses
contesting with the get Of the best Stdl
lions in the land. and 10 almost every ia
stance winning the prize - See the Tur
Register.
The Season has commenced, and vii
end on the Isl Of July
HECTOR BELL.
April 7, 1886.