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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11

RBuovAE.-The LsgislaiBle Of Lou
iSians have passed az eel 30 be 90.
moyal of re ssat Of Government Of thal
Stafa from New OIleaas % Baton
Rouge. cod appropriated Two hundred
thousand dollars for he sreeiion Of
public bniidines.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11
SPGHRSD1D CARxEAG
PRIZES!g!
$4,000

. DTu'eH .Nun6srs IN sacA Psekqgs.
The most splendid Lottery ever drSwn
in the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11
RAW ~. AID


Lumber K0Pds
WVHE subscribers have a. the Fsaton
~ MiIis. peaf WiiliamsDort, MaF,iaea,
AOo, coo issi - PRiAK E.UUIDEn,
ms.i 81 Which h ssssgned, eonRiaiing Of--
%, S-4, ne, aoA lnch yellow nnd whhe
Poe Bosrds fFon ~, a. nc, o., o. 80 feel
Iong-tl. 50, sed 3 inch Poplar D0sfds--
2 lneh Ash end Wainug Piank--la, "a. Sc
10. % and 80 feet Raflers--i9, ~, rs, rs,
30 and 20 feet JOlst White ak. chesnut.
Oak, Pine and Poplar 8csntling, 81 Ell
lengths-l2. II, aud l6 feet Fenclng Boards
Also, a large assertmeai % HrWta nAatsS
OF saTious lengths and ihichnassss, msssur.
ing from ~ 70 50 feet in lsagth.
They viii deliver The shove Lumber Il
sny Poi0is IN The Canal. III the usgai rate oil
tFanspoStstipo. Persons Shhlng Bills 81
Lumber Saved. can Be- accommodated al Ihs
shortest notice and on liberal tsrras.
=, W. & r.. 4. BE.lTTK
April 90, is37.-el
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11
ALEX.HNDRLa LoTTERY

To be drawn Al AlsXsndria, u. C.. on sufar-
day.. May 81 l557
70 .NHHhsT LoiisTB IS Dyssra Ballsa,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11

This psyscnags has seined a eslebr;.
~, Of late years. which, however nm.
favorable 70 him e. Z polilieian a. :
man, i the Resns q eoolianaliv keep
Ing bis nams before ,hs public. His
Connection with he nnnnciil opera.
tons Of the 9SjeeFameni. and the e..
most unlim,ted eonlrol he has exercis-
ed IN regulating the deposiies az che
funds Of the nation. Justify q full and
minuie examinaiioa into the conduct
and character, public and private, Of
an ageat entrusted with such great re-
SponSibiIitles.
The following extract, from the cor
resPondeace Of abe Charleston Courier.
Is only unolher ilom Of evidences. N
addition % the weight Of seslimony
against the un6snesy Of Mr. whitney
for the station be occupies:
"ftla not above eighl or ten waeks
since hat be gave q most splendid par.
~. declaring that Il should eelipss any
party given IN washington during TIE
same winter. Natural and ARTIFICIAL
flowers we're strewed 10 profusion about
the supper table; and lights were dag
Fling, and the music vas surprising.
The cost Of that supper was said, a. the
time, 10 be above s 1000, vet in bis
schedule be returns the whole value
Of bis property. consisting Of carriage,
horsss, plate snd furniture. At only 1000
dollars. So that the supper cost him
about enc third Of what be vas worth
IN property. His sehednlsof his debts
Is very terrific. To one creditor (H.
Gates = Co. 81 Csnada,) be owes above
S3l 900; and 20 q 6rm 10 Philadelphia.
(Wiggins q Coz SS5. 900; and to the
rest Of his creditors his schedale shows
ham 20 be indebted 70 the amount OF
nearly $50. 900. This Is an alarming
debtor and creditor account Tor one
Who Is supposed 10 have been basking
fOF some years ia The sanshiae Of Ex-
ecutive patronage, and 10 have enjoyed
unusual money facilities IN COME
quenee Of the petition be has occupied
IN references % the Deposile Backs. Il
is hard 70 account for the utter deSti-
tuition Of means which this schedule
presents, and, e. natural consequence
many rumOrs disadvanlageo0s 10 Mr..
Whitney will be circulated"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11

TRAVELLING
On the Rails Road.
I'm, sad after aonssy nsEi, sha issh
~ iast ths Passenger Gers viii leave
Wioehetieg 81 7 o'eioek. a, ~, end viii pass
the Different stopping pisces half IN hour
isteT ihan hsretoioTs 69vsgtlsad Retnra-
ing, thsg isase Hsrpsr-Fsgsy 81 half pest
=, ~
Msy a.. Ie57.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11

Ehe FesE0sgsRg articles
q 80 foF ssls q ~ DFus and cbsnlosi
"A. staras
Efsessis Tooth PastSl e. frspsFations
kfsosois Tech Wash shieh recess
Chiorine Toofh Pssfs nsns fos nrstarv-
chlefiaa Teeth Wash nr ihs isath sna
-. Toesh Hovfsg eama
agfuF 81 CsgFsEHea, ~ rcaEhs
Baaek's aaa 8wsinis Fasaesss
DosieF Chaepsi6 sgsmncl,is anters, hieha
y fesonuentef y hia 90 glsiag toas 70
ghe s.nEeea
Maepee, aseestaa. 80 seoiah sauEs
% la ~ est-fsls ilspt
Porter d BEETLES fof htss gualhyi
Assoriea Ccrfiais. Fegfssi 1--we, Geese
u nase, Crsam 81 fsamca. cFsan 81 Nogesi.
he Cisrat Wee O. hsa5iea.
snlfE 3. e. aPnAfTu.
chsFlstiagn. Mes 90, ia1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11

"Tuoor shrte 3ays sheg iha rlcse d
ihs usssion q Conggaat. saasfgg W ~.
~ called o. 90. Ven BuTFn s1d s,id--
"Sir, Fou most Idteiad lhc TleasngY
CiEcuIsF, 81 yoa pin iote ihs hoie
Sauih uost" eve mait ses ~ ih,l .
raid Msriia. hboui tha mms Gms
benaiog Iipiaa urois So. v. B. q loae
letter saying--" Nou uati cefiroiy gs-
seind BE Tsssafv Ciilsiaf, iha voice
q the coaaty dtnaods c." Hhh We
mell lcle ialo thai maHer. if ser.
ha. Ehe aezt cay Mf y. n faed
wlih heaaiog Benion. Re surely
walaqt rescmd iba Ttssnre Cfeulsr. 2
eaid i4a seaciaE 80 g lts eoaaffe'o
eFeaie Eemi." HMo.l nsa D,
J ahal % ts5es q. 80 Hni
~ a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11

Tan oar oF CanBaEN.-lh New
York. according % ibs Times. L g 10
uneo.aaaga esscilcc q &c ecuft 81
sessions. 90 Ire uives ofplis5aar uho
have no childrsn, 90 t9rreB q baby
Coz tha occaaion. ta ofisf 81 excite ihe
tender sYmpaihiea 81 ihe aorihy Ht-
eoFdeE. This russ aei8om fsi'i. ani
che unioaunais pritoaeF i discharged.
uiih 90 aamnaiiion 90 Ego home cod
take care Of BE vie an8 aiiS"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11


Jansy sRd gashioasbls sIiieIsS, 60 which q
would particularly invite the attention Of my
customers and the public, Is among thea
van be found many rare and fashionable ar
tleles, which will BE- OgeTed unusuall1 low.
MARTHA A. sTALEY.
HsrPsr+Fsrry, April 6. 1917
Fer Sale,
HLoVER SEED, Buekvhsst Meal, Corn
~ Meal, &c. al the ChaFlestoWn Depot
March 9, 1897.
Peach Brandy.
nLD Peach Brandy Jusi received and fOr
" sale 81 JOSEPH -. BROWN.
April Is, 1897.
PLASTER,
al The CAarlesfOt0a Depot.
EUsT RECEIVED, At the charIsslowD
e. Depot, . supply Of PLASTER, lump
add ground. Whish uill be cold on tie most
noderAls tsrma. EEYES & EBY.
April 8, 1887.
LIoUoRa
Id ID Madeira Ma. ,,,.,.
Ola shsFrv
Pure Holland Gin. and real cOgnise brandy.
iRsI received and Tor sais by
HAMMOND 4 SHROPSHIRE.
April -, 1897
QUEkEA!
KKTANTED AZ lhif oaies q fee hundrsd
Wv good QUlLEs.
April %, 1897
SfOS'tstg Goods.
An eoV rsesiVing aud Spsuing ny sup.
u Ply q
BPRngu AND SUMMER
GOODS.
! would respectfully luyiis M customer,
snd ths public generally, % sali an5 exn.
mina ny STOCK ~ ali gill b Seld 90 aeeoa,.
modaiios teFms.
JOSEPH N. Brown
ChsflsttoWn, April IS, 1891.
1
For. ReMF.
VIE subscribers visa 10 Rect -
their Dwelling ii0sss % South ~
Bulivar. u hss 3 lsFEs rooms, each ssst
Nith IRE Piaeo- one sEaall ruas.. 49,
oos gssrst room, and = good Eitebsa.
slaaii but good gardsh spot IL attached Il
would Ssii enc large Or t,ro mai f.mj,i.s
POSSESSION Eiii Be- given in5mediateiy.
Nv. 9 q 3 ANDERSON.
HaFPers-Psfry APTiia7. ie37.-H
PLASTER.
WE ere now roesiViaF shout TOO tens Of
PLASTER, which wo sll ssll lev foF
easa WAGER co.
HsFPs's FsrTy, April 81. is9T
SgBw oARP
goa sale y
April ~. 1897. -
Geek VE@sMCee1.
WISH % hife, Zoe ibs prsssnt rear.
9 goet Geek. a iihsfni price aiH 50 Eis.
- t1f one sho uudsttiunds hsr bnsiasss
ihofeughlg q CtasOg
hsspsrs-RsrFy, ApFl "a, 1887.
Hank WANTED.
~ EHE sadserihsr uishus 10 psreases ~,
he usa ~ be tap-yard. q tsrre snaoIs
q ihe gafioua kinds ~ bsrk assd b iaaB ~
iof uhlch ha wil pay iha hehssi mr,k-S
sfses = eeFhl ~ giss lsalhas D. sssAsnFs
DAVID n0WELL.
cAa1issioaa. AFFii 90, isa7-A
gpriag y Gan1 mer Gosgg.
HNTE hsvs iuil r,csiss5 saBpir sg rev
w ~ fessonabis gFrsr 80 sunmsf
Day GOODS AND GROCERIES
% uhigh W. nvi,s iia susai.on 81 our
WNkLin = TERhML & co
tsaiiieeu, April la. i88t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11

For Sale,
NLoVER SEED, Buekwhsst Meal, Corn
~ Meal, &c. al the chaFlestoWn Depot
by KEYEs & EBY.
March 3, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11

8pFsfg - Gasu1 Haer gopGa.
H&/E hsvp iull rsceissJ sappi1 of
w - fesaonabis gfr.av 80 sspmsf
Day GOODS AND GROCERIES
70 uhEt W. iuviss ta nusailsn ~ ear
N.Gn11 ed r1e pahft1
WHkLan = TERRML 3 co
tsailteeu. Anf1 la. $751;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-11
FELT-(E nlpOrfeCT.)

Msy II, lss7-tn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

FEHE undersigned will offer for rent TO
b the highest bidder on Saturday the
9Th, day Of January next at his residence
near Mill Creek, Berkeley County. the
following tracts OF land. belonging TO the
estate Of John Tate deed. 10 wit
One tract containing one hundred and
sixty acres ofIand, adjoining The lands oil
Robert Daniel, Grays, heirs, and others -
OF this tract about eighty acres can be cul.
iivated the ensuing year.
One tract Of about sixty nine acres OF
which 20 can he cultivated. This tract
sdjoins the lands OF the Me yersl Locke,
and others.
One tract, containing ten acres adjoin
ing the lands Of e Kownslar and Others
These several tracts OF land will be rem
ted for a Cash rent. when must be secur-
ed by substantial and approved security
Possession will he given on the first day oil
April next. Conditions made known on
the day Of renting. when due attendance
will be given by
JOHN TATE. Jr.
Executor Of John Tate deed.
Dec. rs ls37.-4w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
Glad TidingsII
Peters, Vegetable Ping.

fHNHESE PILLS have long been known
n and appreciated for their extraordi.
nary and immediate powers OF restoring
perfect health, 10 perscns suffering under
nearly every kind ofdisessc to which the
human frame is liable.
When taken according TO The directions
accompanying them they are highly benc.
neal 10 the prevention and cure ofDiiioos,
F@evers; Fever ard Ague. Dysrepsis Liver
Complaints. Sick Headache. Jaundices,
Asthma. Dropsy, Rheumatism, Enlarge
mens of the Spleen, Piles; Cholic. Female
distractions, Heart Burn. Furred Toogue
Nausea. Distension OF the Stomach and
Bowels, Incipient Disrrhoea /; F~latulence.
Hah,tusl Costiveness. Loss Of Appetite.
Blotchcd or Saliow Complexion; and in all
eases OF Iorpor OF the Bowels, where n
Icathartic or an aperient is needed, They
are exceedingly mild in their operation.
producing neither nausea, gripping. nor de.
5ility.
Perhaps no article Of the kind has ever
been offered TO the public supported by
testimonials Of a character so decisive,
from sources rs respectable or that has
given more universal satisfaction.
They have the testimony of the whole
medical profession in their favor, while
not a single case Of i'll consequences or
inefhciency can be alleged against them.
Hundreds and thousands bles. the day
they became acquainted with Peters We.
getable Pills which in consequence Of their
goodness. have attained a popularity un-
precedented in the history Of medicine.
The very circumstance alone that phys
lclans IN every part OF the Union (hut
more especially in the Sou,hren States.
where they have long been in use) are
making free use OF them in their practice.
speaks volumes in their praise And 10
this fact that all who use, invariably re-
commend them TO their friends, and the
testimony in their favor is almost ~irresis
,,ble. As an anti bilious remedy. aud 10
prevent costiveness they have no rival
One fifty cent box will establish their char.
acter, and prove that there is Truth even in
an advertisement
Mere than two millions of boxes orthesc
celebrated Pills. have been sold in the
United States since January. 1895.
DR.. Peters has received upwards Of Gf.
ten hundred certificates. all gwen in con-
sequence OF The good lone by his Aledi-
cine.
Prepared by Jos. Pricstly Peters. M ID.
al his institution for the cure of obstinate
diseases by means Of vegetable remedies,
No. 1879 Liberty ST. New York. Each
box contains 40 pills Price 5O.cents.
WILLIAM DORSEY. Druggist.
Agent
Martinsburg December. o, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

hundred yards. On approaching they
perceived an alarming elevation, and
with the cry, the rail has risen J"
leaped from the engine. The crash
was instantaneous. The engine was
thrown from the track, its wheels and
lower frame work broken. The fore.
most car was crushed, the second car
lifted and hurled from ne track fifteen
feet by the third car running under it,
which in its turn was broken by the
collision.
There were in these cars from 25 to
30 passengers. Among them SIX or
eight ladies living on the line of the
road, who were induced to take an ex-
c1rsion with the view of entering the
returning train. Ofall these ladies not
not we hear escaped without injury.
The second car, being lifted by the
3D. over the rearward cars was hurled
away as stated a considerable distance,
but no injury was received by any oil
its inmates, among whom were Col.
Preston of the U. S. Senate, and his la.
dy, who escaped unhurt.
Their companions in the first and
third cars were not so fortunate.
The scene is described by a gentle
mar in one Of the cars as distressing.
Great difficulty was experienced in ex.
Treating the sufferers from the ruins,
compressed as they were within frag.
mems of the vehicles and agonising un.
der their miseries. So soon as they
could be drawn out they were convey
ed to Rochelle's, where every attention
was rendered them that was within the
power ofthe proprietor of the man.
sion.
No human skill nor foresight could
have averted the calamity. This, we
hear, is the unanimous voice of the
passengers, one of whom, a relation
we believe, Of Colonel Preston, was
on the engine at the moment the
protruding rail was discovered, and
testities to the exertIons OF the engi-
neer, made with all possible skill, but
alas directed 10 no purpose.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

gtrltlttd In the Circait Superior Court
of Law aud Chancery for Berkeley County
George Miller, Puff.
Nathaniel II. Tabler and Jacob Myers, adm'rs
Of Henry Tablcr decd, dns
IN CHANCERY.
NOTICE.-The parties TO the above
~ suit will please to take notice that !
will attend at my office in Martinsburg on
Saturday the Esd day Of December next,
for thepurpose 10 the first place, of sci.
Ting the Administration account of Jacob
Myers upon the estate Of Henry Tabier
decd and secondly Of taking such evi
dence asmay be offered 10 show whether
Nathaniel II. T'abler possesses any other
personal estate or debts other than that
derived from his fathers estate. within the
jurisdiction Of said Court, subject to the
claim of the plaintiff, therefore the said
Jacob Myers will on that day, produce al.
necessary vouchers in relation 10 said set
Element, and the plaintiff such evidence as
may be required IN relation to the matters
herein stated.
SEAMANS GARARD.
Nov. %, IS37.-5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
Tbs MEssAeE-This document meets with


The MEssAoE-This document meets with
but little favor from friend or foe. The Wings
condemn its sentiments upon the important mat
,ers of which il treats, while both divisions Of
the Van Buren, party eviace astfong disposition
10 i" damn 1t with faint praise,'' Mr.. Van Buren,
endcayored evidently TO c%onciliate both branches
Of his own party, and considering the corner into
which he has been forced, he has played the
game with no mean dexterisy. To the Loco
Foco Sub-Treasury men he says, " am still for
the sub. Ire sury"- TO the Conservatives, 1.-THE
special deposile system may be adopted trust
TO Congress TO %contrive some plan for the keep
in , and disbursement ofihe public Treasury" The
6rmness which characterized the Messages Of
the {" old Roman aud manifested itself in that
NJ Mr.. yaa Buren, at the late extra session, when
The sui. Treasury was newly put forth, and when
he said that government had nothing TO do but TO
take care Of itself, is now nowhere TO be found
The recommendations, in regard TO financial mat
ters are put forth with a hesitation, that marks
the perturbed state of the Presidents mind. The
sounds Of cond emnation Of his favorite plan, that
have lately been ihunuereo IN MS ears Dy tne
people Of his own state, have well nigh fright
ened him, from his g propriety." He endeavors
II is true, 10 ascribe TO "bank influence" the late
change in public sentiment, but the attempt is as
puerile as the charge is groundless, and is con-
demned il round terms by his own partizsns!n
New YORK. who look upon il as a libel upon the
fidelity of the '' great Democratic party"
Taken as a whole, the Message is by far the
most spiritless, Of any that we remember to have
seen, and were it not for the fact, that it is an
official production, it would elicit little or no
comment from any one.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
)IsTREssING RAIL.RoAD ACCIDENT.

lsTREssING RAIL. ROAD ACCIDENT.
! slip from the Office of the Ports
lth, Va, Times, contains the fol.
png details of an unfortunate acct
| on the Portsmouth and Roanoke
! Road, by which fifteen or eigh.
\ passengers were more or less in.
n, two of whom have since died
Rng the passengers was Senator
ION, who fortunately escaped with.
AnJury.
Y lille the train was about forty-four
n from Portsmouth, a part Of the
Y was discovered, when too late to
" danger, to have one Of its bars
and elevated above the track
Y OF the passengers was standing on
sShg'ne with the engineer at the mo-
" The rail was discovered, and re.
r'Acd simultaneously with him, that
\ Nock was not at It's level. They
hen at o distance of less than one
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20

CoSeaEss.-The proceedings Of Con gress,
thus far, have been rather uninteresting, the
time having been mostly taken up in pre- pairing
for the business Of the session. After the Christ.
mas holidays are gone, the members will proba.
biz 90 TO work in earnest, but before that time
they will not trouble themselves with the bust
ness OF legislation,
On Thursday last Mr.. Bayard from Delaware
again presented the resolution proposed by the
Legislature of his state, condenning the expun.
ging Resolution and act of the Senate, and requi-
ring its Senators TO use their exertions TO have
that odious Resolution rescinded. Mr.. B.. pre-
sented tho same resolutions last winter, and
pledged himself 10 present them year after year
as long as ne held a seat in the Senate, or until
the journal Of the Senate was no longer disgra-
ced By having that foul blot upon its pages.
Mr.. Allen Of Ohio-a man who has been sent
in the place-but not to fill it-of Thomas Ew-
ing, aud against the wishes Of the people of
Ohio, offered a string Of Resolutions for the
amendment Of the constitution in regard TO the
election of the President and Vice President of
the Unlted states.
On Friday in the House, the Presidents mes
4 age was taken up for the purpose Of referring
its various parts to their appropriate committees,
The House was in committee of the whole, and
,motion before il TO refer so much Of the mess
age as refers to the finances, to the Committee OF
Ways and Means. Mr.. Csmbreleng rose and
moved that so much Of the message as related
10 the issue Of the notes Of the old U. S. Bank,
be referred TO the Committee on the judiciary.
Mr.. Wise then took the floor, and ia a speech
+ some length, denounced the message, and the
general financial policy ofthe Government. He
Directed to referring the part of the message al
lded to, 10 the committee of Ways and Means, on
tbe ground that the Chairman and majority OF
Pat committee had brought forward, and would
probably do so again, the plan that meets the
Executive recommendations plan that once
Pad been laid aside by the House, and condemn
n by the people. He wanted that important
Part Of the message referred to a committe c
Majority of which was not pledged to the
~hemes Of the governmental fair committee
pa one that would have some conscience.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
Farming implements,
DOrseH's F'ermifMge.

fHNHIS article | offer to the public as a
d safe and certain preparation for de
stroying and expelling worms from chill
dren. Its virtues have been tested, in uu
merous cases; and have never been known
to fail. No other medicine is requisite TO
assist its operations.
To those who wish 10 buy 10 sell again,
a liberal discount will be allowed.
WILLIAM DORSEY. Druggist,
M~artinsburg. Dec 6, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
WASHINGTON
v,NtiOnay MOM1xan efat.

HsHE subscriber hereby gives notice,
a that be will make returns Of all col
%lections in Berkeley county, for the erec
ton Of the National Monument TO the Me.
mory of Washington. before the first day
of January next, All persons disposed TO
contribute. are invited to do SO in time 10
send on the money by the members Of the
Legislature.
BARTON CAMPBELL.
Dec. 6, IS37,--tf Collector.
N. b. As | shall be absent from the
county for a few days, | have left the sub.
scription book at the office Of the Martins.
burg Gazette. where those disposed to con
tribute willplease TO call, b. G.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-20
Public Sale.

EEIILL be sold at public sale on Tues
w day the Cd day Of January neat, al
the late residence of Adam Tabler, decd,
about five miles from Martinsburg. on the
road leading to Harlan's Spring; the fol
lowing property. belonging to the estate
Of the said deceased. TO wit :-Itco Ser
rants for life Horses. Cous, Sheep, Hogs,
and Stock Cattle;
Farming implements,
such as Wagons, Ploughs. Hgro,cs. Cut
ting Boa. Wheat Fan. Horse Gears. Sc
Household and Kitchen Furniture. consis
ting Of Tables Chairs, Bedsteads, Beds
Bedding. SC, Also, a quantity of OATS
and CORN by the bushel.
e. Isrms.-Nine months credit will be
given on all sums of IS and upwards the
purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curity, under IS the cash on the day oil
Sale will be required.
HENRY !. SEIBERT. Admir-
,gith the wil annexed Of a 1abier decd
Dec. IS lS37.-3w.