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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
PRIVILEGES GRANTED.

ANY gentleman putting FIVE mares ofbis own viii
be entitled to the fifth gratis. A company ofgentle
men putting six mares, and each one being acconn-
table for a will be entitled to the sixth graft
is At the time of the second performance the
owner of the may select either season or nsu-
ance. Gentlemen, when they send their mares,
must write upon what terms they viii put them
Mares rot satisfied Mt the expiration Of the season
will be permitted to 20 on TO him free OF further
charge for his services until he leaves here, some
time in the fall. Mares put last gear by the season.
and failing may be insured this year to Felt at the
season price if their accounts shall have been paid
up by the Cd of July 1898. Mares put Giis year,
by tho season. and failing, may be insured tho next
year 10 any horse then standing at my stable at the
price of the season Of such horse if their accounts
for this year shall be settled at the expiration offhis
season. No mare will be entitled to these privile-
ges and advantages unless the terms are strictly
com piled with JOSIAH WIN. WARE.
Berryville. Clarke Co., Va.
FOL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Virginia In the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chsncery for Berkeley County February
Rules, 1885,
Henry Kaode and Polly his wife. and Jacob Dybert
and Elixabeth his wife puff.
against
Sarah Spcro in her right and as Ad m 81 Geo
Snero deed; John, George, Jacob. William,
David. anc Rebccca Spero children OF The sad
George Spcro decd; and others ph'
IN CHANCERY.
TEyHE defendant, Jonn SPsro, not having enter
\ ed hi. appearance and given security, accof-
ding 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules OF this
Count, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is out of this Commonwealth IL ). ordered
that he said defendant do enter his appearance 10
this suit on the first day Of the next term, rnd an
.wer the bill of the plaintiff: and that copy Of
this order be forthwith published in any newspaper
within this County, and continued Tor two month.
.uccessively, and another copy thereof posted at
,be front door of the Courthouse Of the said Cou-
". ACoPy.- .r,orurp
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20 g56 PRICES amo,iating to ils3,0i0
Tickets s5--Saafcs In proportion.
A cerihea'o II u package OF % tickets will be
sent foi $50 Shares III proportion.
Orders ior tickets shares ltem any part Of the
United States ~ mail OF otherwise. (post paid)
rncla,inr the cash of pise ,irke's thankfully re-
ceived and executed by return Of mail, With the
same prompt attention If on personal application
and the result given (when requcstcd) immedi-
.ley afle, the drawing, Il addressed as above. TO
T.. W. ROBINSON,
February 10. 1880. BsAimore, Nd,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Virgin a :-Tn the Circnit superior Court OF Law
and Chanccry for Berkeley Count, February
Rules, 1889
David Miller and Christina Miller in her own right
add a. ruardiaa and next friend OF her infant chill
d,., heirs Of Mary Miller deed. plfs.
against
John SNYDER. Richard Snydcr, Peter Snvdcr. Ben
iamin Snyder, aud Mary Anu Snyder; Peter
Springfield; Nancy Permilhos. Charles Permit
lion. and Elizabeth Miller; John Miller, Archi.
bald Miller, and Thomas Miller; jacob Shyder'
Henry Snyder, Nancy Griffith. ard liafy sny'
AR aud John Stevens djts.
IN CIIANCERY.
yEyHE defendants, except John Stevens, not hhv-
ing entered their appearance aud ven srci-
~, according to The Of Assembly aud the rules
OF This Court. and it appearing by satisfactory eyl-
dence that they are OUT Of this Commonwealth; u
Is ordered, that the said defendants do enter their
sppearnnee to this suit The first dHv OF the nexl
etm and answer the bill OF the plaintiff: and that
, copy Of this order BE- forthwith published IN an,
newspaper within this County, and c"n'nnrd tor
tso raonths successvely. and another copy thereof
posted nj the front d Dor Of the Coui-House OF the
said County.
a Copy.-Teste. -
JOHN STKOTHER, c.
F.br,Iary 49, 1889 -2m
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sy EDMUND auFfIN. PETERSBURG. Va.


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February 10. 1a39.-2m
jgiI = OK IlEIslI Go

lglho.OESMLHlAINGo
yzYiIE uuoersie ned wouid respectfully monty the
public that he has lccsted himself at the shop
,ecen,l, occupied by Abraham Grove, near the Qua
ksr Cir,ch on the road leading from Mar'insbnrg
:, Gerard.,s where he intends 70 carry on u e
BLACKSMITH Blu SlHtSS
in an lis varlom. branches. All work entrusted I"
his care will he executed with accuracy and des-
match. md i,is charges will be reasonable, share
~ The n,blic patronage il respectfully solicited
GEORGE w. SPOTS.
February 10 1880. --3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
Extract Of letter from DR.. Rerrih, dated
1fay Q, 1887.

| Extract OF q teller from iiF. lnefTHf, ddted
Nay Q, 1887.
! Isor predict that in a few years, FELT will be
/ ono of the best Stations in America | am sure,
! from the appearance of Felts colts here and in
| England, no horse can boast of a better or more
promising progeny. They will br, in my opinion,
rery distinguished on the turf and under the saddle
YES, every where. The colts of the imported
horses are winning all orr stakes in the best posi-
! Bile sfyle and manner. Dat of ten races in which
the imported horses colts have started thev have
won nine races; and but for the unSnd running of
n colt would have won the other race. There
were Twenty-Five or thirty subscribers To the Pc
tersburg stakes--of these there eight nine
by our horses-the rest tweHty or upwards] by
American Stations. The colts by our horses run
lst Cd 3d. and 4th, in the race at four heats,
track very heavy and time good each heat. II is
allowed by all parties be the best made
over the course. There were twelve subscribers to
the other stake at New Market-iour by our horses
and eight by natives won at two heats by Major
Ridley's colt (by imported horse) IN I'm, 53s
and I'm, 52s, cery easily. The colts by imported
horses run in the large stakes mt Lawrenceviile,
$500 entrance, were placed lst, ID, and Sd in The
race-there were as many more natives than
colts bv imported horses. At Beheld they won
three srakes in frs-rate time and style--repedtng
in two Of them in I'm, and 52s and imported colts
contending for two of the races. To one of these
stakcs there were eight subscribers, and only one
coli by our horses qualified to start Now you have
in Felt, one of our very estimpor'cl horses, bet
Ter horse, in my humble opinion, than Luzborough
or Fylde md see how their colts run "
II will be seen by the annexed terms, that DIR.
Merritt's hberality 10 this country has permitted
Felt to make season here much lower priced thnn
he did in a country where he was justly fayorite,
and had crowded season. lie will stand this sea-
son, (Which has commenced and win end the first of
Iuy,) at my stable two and half miles east OF
Battetown, in Clarke County, Va, Mt $50 the sea-
son. to he paid on or before the Cd day July next;
and SIS insurance. 10 be paid az soon as the mare
is known to be with foal ;--parting with the mare
or irregular attendance at the stand leits the in
sursnce--and fifty cents cash TO the groom TO be
sent with the mare. This is a fine grass country,
and Pas,urnge can be furnished at fifty cents per
week bat | will not be accountable for accidents
or escapes. Gcntlcmen wishing their mares fed on
grain will give written directions to th1t effect.
it will be purchased aud furnished nj the neighbour
hood prices. BIZ letter or conversation ruth me,
gentlemen ran ascertain upon cltat conditions half
bred and coarse mares can be attended 10 by FeH
for $50 tie season or $50 insurance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

-HAhITNsEE ENs
TyHE present session 81 this Institution will ter
IL inmate on Friday the FIRST day OF March, when
public examination viii take place. All inietes-
ted in It's welfare respectfully invited TO attend.
As no vacation win be given. On early application
for the ensuing session will be advisable. In com.
pliance with the wishes Of her friends, Mrs. Lutte
intends TO discontinue the fnriu-r limitation. and in
future admit an indefinite number ~ young Iadies
she will procure assistance accordingly. share
of attention viii be Paid 70 the ornamental - well
as to The more nseiu bra ,ches q education. Mrs.
L. tenders her lhanks her friends ior ihe liberia
patronage she has hitherto received snd hopes to
merit continuance by strict attention 10 The NOR
ais. manners. aud general Improvements Of the
Young ladies entrusfed IA her care.
February Is, 1890. -3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
Notice.

I'll, persons having unsettled accounts with
"a the estate Of Frederick Bremen, are requested
10 ,esent them for adjustment without delay
Those 10 whom the estate is Indebted Will have
their claims satisfied, md those indebted 10 the es-
tse will make payment with litsle delay IS ros-
.;bI. DANIEL BURkHART.
.,.ta $40 Nv Adm'r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Al -.iordinlry Cure. performed by W.
WIN. Evans, Of 100. Chatham street, y, H Mr..
w. w " Of 100, Eldridge street, was iaboring
,nder 4 disease. which was by many physicians
considered incurahlf, aud could find no relief from
any source whatever, uoiil he made application 20
Dr. Evans aud placed himself under his successful
eourse Of treatment, from which he began 10 ind
immediate relief, and in few weeks was perfectly
cnred
Dr. Evans Medicines are FER sale in Martinsburg
a, the Drug Store Of VIM. DORSEY.
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TaANID ZOE GkAILINo

I-L--slN - = ---~ L.L1A--@-O
TEyHE undersigned. Trustee in a deed of trust
8 executed for the security Of the deferred pay
nents IN the purchase ola tract of land, sold IN
der decree of the Circui Superior Courtof Berke-
lev will sell public auction for cash, at the Court
House in Marrinsburg, on Monday the | I'll day OF
March, 1899, [being court day a certain tract of
land living and being nearthe drains Of Back Creek,
in the County of Berkeley, supposed 10 contain
about I55 ACRES, being the sane tract sold TO
Erasmus CAN'T by David Dunham.
CHARLES d. STEWART.
February 6, l839.-5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

A NEGRO GIRL, about eighteen years ofage,
"a who is well acquainted with house work, "a
good washer and ironer, &c, will be hired until the
25'h of December next. Inquire at this
February 49, IS3g-tf OFFICE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
Notice to Farmers.

- IN TONS Of ready ground Plaster for sele on
eEO accommodating terms-23 bushels 10 the
ton Persons having Plaster in the stone can have
i, exchanged, if desired. for that ready ground
Those wishing TO deal in the above line. will please
give an early calf JAS. n. BARNS.
Runkers Hill, February 49, 1889 CIV
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

A LII Persons are cautioned against taking an
IN assignment u a Bond given BY me TO George
tiouck, Cor $3.50 due the FIRST Of November last AZ
have legal oAsetts against the same, and deter
mined NOT 10 pay said Bond without compelled by
law. HllAAhp bOptNks
jan SO lS39--tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!

Co.,,;o,, 10 Tho Public I'm JSr. ttDl. ErdnS,
No. 100. Chatham Street, NeW YORK.
xNycrtSES .x.,ot o55 sneciol-st Gaze ne titi-
NJ I@o Cha,han, STREET. New York. ayails him
aIc ~ H.. n,esc,t occasion 10 tender his most uns
s;aol iedsemeuts 10 the numero members
~ $50, ,rho fsntfering un.ler all - the pains and
$50 ~, sshis heir ,oJ have trusted themselves
90 re cars He has the satisfaction Of knowing.
sso, n,sm, Ly;o, evidences that his remedies haue
Jon. me-; d,,Ig 50 far as lies ,cin the compass u
bn, ,,eon. How Distressing 10 the afflicted Is
m; ~ Id;gcst;oul poison,ne all the sorrces
- a,;orm,ent aud leading in many instances
y, - ~ confirmed Uypocondriastsi Long
~ ~. 80. has ,be subject Of enquiry by medical
-. ~ :, rcr,ans i, much obsori,y Apopexy dis
49, ~ ~ Tor Kidneys Spleen, Stomach, and
f,as,;nes Rl.dJer &C. Dysentary, Diarrhoea,
- aI;; ,,crfor,a important parts in dra
: cum inu,is saas, -. n Ey,ns has been siuen
III s,'ccessf,l in the treatment of the above dis
la'y ..,na;as drawn from his own and the re-
1850 ,, - ,h r,os, eminent medical men in the
.,snH X. nae also had vast experience and succ-
worid. ne mas a'so ~ rsn;iy ~ delicate dira
e IN ;.In,,r ,andsncies Of which are aggravated
.ne ,aa into ,he Constitution through the base
by ana roo'ed ih'o lhe Recommended
attemptinp 10 lead the creJulous the "road TO
NJ Cbafha nsf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
N OF &c II !.


YVyHE HOUSE g. LOT devised BY
u. Martha Williams dec "a. ia her Ex- US5S
ecutors, as Trustees, for the hcneht ofISSes
the Presbyterian Congregations % Mar -
tinsburg. This properly y sslnatsd on Tho main
street and ~ishiu eighty Gee, of the pubic square,
reb. 6. ls39.--d John. STROTHER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

Ihe Lot confains about Acfes q Land end sup
piled with excellent Fruit, ihe,e Is a fine Spring
mon the foi brought 10 pipes to the door OF the
Dwelling House, which d commodions one, and
tayiae he necessary Out Buildings for public
house. Fg terms, apply ~ $3.50
WILLIAM PITZE1.
/ February l3. l839.--6
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
FOR FEBRUARY, 1880.
100000 100000
Virginia state Lottery.
For the benl, II the Town Of Wheeling.
Glass No. = for 1899,

To be drawn in Aiexandi,s Va. on Saturday, 23d
february 1890.
Capital 30 600 nosrs--l0 000-e8 000--S5 600
81 O00--$3, lan--30 prizes ol 8 ,500--50 OF 500
so OF s400-s0 of $500, e.. sc.
Tickets only $40 Halves s. -Qumters 81 so.
Certifcstcs of Packages Of 90 whole ticket- 40
ID, do % Hslf do 20
d, do % Qaarter do IS
or Ilckefs in all the ADORE Lotteries,
can be had on application 10 ne nnderSign'
ed a, his c62ce IN Martinsinrg.
BENJAMIN Il. BOYD.
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uouSFHotD g. KTCHENFURNlTURF
Public Safe.

ANN the 8th day IF March nert, will offer tor
~ sale on the premises where | now live. all my
personal property without reserve, consisting IN
part of the following:
2 HEAD OF FIRST RATE II o j2 s Is So
consisting of work and saddle Horses, and brood
Mares Thirty-ivo head of Hogs, a lot OF stock
Cattle four good mich Cows, one farm Wagon
with six setts Of Gears, Ploughs, Harrows, &c.
four sets of Plough Harness, one Wind MILL one
Sleigh ninety of Grain in the ground, guam
tity Of Rye Oats, and Corn; all my
10 o 1iseh HOLD s. ~ { t { h II
FURNITURE,
among which is one first-rate mahogany Secretary
one eight day Clock, Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads'
&c together with a number Of articles usually
kept on farm, not necessary TO mention
Terms-A credit Of nine months viii be gwen
on all sums of IS md upwards, the purchaser CIV
ing bond aud approved security For all sums un-
der IS, The cash will be required. No Properfyt'
be removed until the terms of sale are complied
with. ii. II. SNEAniN"E''
Near Shepherdstown, I
February 90, l83o.-3t
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=. y. KHYEZINSKI,

A POLISH exile. proposes to instruct eissses
"A. Of Ladies and Gentlemen ia Martinsbsrg, in
Tho French and German languages. For terms
and evidence Of bis Qualification, refer to .. H.
Conrad and r. r. Hunter.
January 10, lS39.--tf
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Public S@l0o

lI GAkQ4SAS2 CS00S1AN2o
TEyHE subscriber having determined to remove
to the West, will sell at public auction, at his
residence. a miles west of Martiusburg, on He'd
nesday tie 20th of March nert the following prop
erty, VIZ.
Horses, Mich Cows, and stock Cattle,
HOGS & SuLEF,
also, Farming Utensils of every description such
as one Wagon, one Curt, one patent Cutting box'
one Sleigh, in short, every thing that Is necessary
on a farm. ALSO
HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN fURNll Uft
of every description. such as four Stoves, one ma
bocanv Secretary. Bureaus, Cupboards, Chairs
Tables one Clock, one large copper Kettle, also
complete sett Of Smith Tools, and many articles
no, necessary to mention. Also number OF sooo
hives of Bees
7'erns.-A credit Of nine months viii be gwen
on all sums of So and upwards by the purchaser
giving his bond with approved security, under tha'
sum he cash will he demanded
Sale to commence early in the day, and continue
from day TO day until sold.
February 90. 1899 DIT JOHN fhi1E.
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% Two Women, each with Child.
&DEv One Girl, of the age of 10 yeats.
" One Negro Man, somewhat sdyan-
Wy ced In years, but very valuable % a
~xgN house servant. having been accustomed
49,. TO the business Of feeding cattle and 9TH
er stock, gardening. &c. SC. The remainder are
Bows of different ages, from eight 10 seventeen -
The greatef part OF these Negrors are trom the es-
tate Of William Wilson dec'd late ct the neghbor-
hood OF Gerardstown. They have been very care
fully trained great usefulness, and il may be TIN
~ said. there has seldom been lot Of the same
number offered any section OF countfy Tor aite,
containing many very valuable slaves both as to
disposition ard qualification The Women are all
good servants
Hiring to commence ~ ~ o clock. NJ. reoisey.
ROBERT SHERIARD.
February 10. lS9o.-3w
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Virginia :-Iu the Circuit superior Court OF Law
AID Chanccry for Berkeley County February
Rules, 1899.
Joseph Burns pU'
against
,lam Leonard and Silas Harlan DIS
IN CHANCERY.
FEytiE defendant, Adam Leopard, NOT having en-
u tered his Appearance and given security, ac-
rnrdine to the act of Assembly aud the rules OF hs
Court and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
thai he IL out of This Commonwealth: II - ordered
hat the said defendan, do enter his appearance To
his suit on the first doy Of the nex term. answer
the bin Of the plaintiff and give security for per
forming the decree: ard that copy o' tins order
be forthwith published in any newspaper within
this County aud continued foF Two months s,'cces-
4jvey aud another copy lhcrot posted a, the front
donr Of the Cou,t House OF the said Comfy
A Copy.-Ieste, .
February 10, 1899 Pm
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IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
TENHE defendants, George Jack. and Samuel
d J. Jack not having entered their appear
ance and given security according TO the oct OF As
sembly and the rules ofthis court, anl II appearing
by satisfactory evidence thai they are out 81 ih's
Commonwealth: il is ordered, that the said de'en'
d,ns do enter their appearance To this 'nt on the
FIRST day ofthe next term, and answer the oiii 81
the plaintiff, and that copyof this order DC forth
with published in any newspaper within this coun-
w. and continued for two months sncecssivey,
and another copy therco( ro'red AT the ironi door
Of he Co.rt-l House ,f the satd County,
ACopy. --Teste.
JOHN STR0rHER C.
February 49, 1899 -2m
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For Rent.
NIaGAO ErilINGo

FEyI1E undersigned IN his right, and ps guar
IL clan of the heirs of Samuel X. Wilson deed .
will offer, at the Stone Tavern in Gerardstown,
Friday he Isl day Of March, fourteen fifteen
valuable slaves. fol tie balance of the presen, year.
among whom are
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= - -
PTTRLEC SALE.

ruyHE undersigned wiliexPose TO sale at public
auction, at his residence, miles west OF Mar
Ensburr. on "Wednesday he l3tA day Of March,
:. ...,;ra stock of
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February 10, 1889 -2m
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against
James Jack Admir- aud heir OF Isaac Jack. decd.
William Jack, Sarah Jack, George Jack. aud
Samuel J. Jack, heirs OF Isaac Jack dee d.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
GARDEN SEEDS.

EUST received fine assortment OF the above,
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FOR EQd213,

", OTWT ~ tV.s N
90. 1899. (