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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, June
Rules. 1912,
John McCIeary and Jane, his wife, John Fishburn
and Eliza his wife, and Thomas Kelley and Ann
r., his wife, pl.Gs.
against
Joseph Shewslter. Jacob ID. Saewal,er, Lewis b.
Wysong and Harriet, his wife, Londer Comp
ston and Caroline his wife, William Shewalter
and Elizabeth Shewalter, infant children of John
Shewalter, decd and Ellen Shewslter, wife of
Joseph showalter, dts
IN CHANCERY.
uNHE defendants, Jacob D. She walter. Lewis
Il b. Wy'ong and Harriet, his wife, Londer
Compston and Caroline, his wife, William Shew-
alter and Elizabeth Shewalter, infant children of
John Shewaltcr, deceased, not having their appear.
nnce and given security, according to the act Of As
sembly and the rules of this Court, and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are on, of
this Commonwealth; it is ordered, that the said
defendants do enter their appearance to this suit
the first day Of tho next term, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith published in any newspaper within
ihis County, and continued for two months success.
lively, and another copy thereof posted at the front
door Of the Court House Of N. said county.
Copy Taste
JOHN STRoTHER, C.
Juns 49, lS42 Pm
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Performance and that Of
his Get.

"SkYLARk was designed to take Piiam's
stand, but as you are disappointed BY Znssnee's
death, you can get hin, and will send up the
Queen imported Bnsllc, and my finest msres 10
him. He is in splendid health, order and cond-
,ion, and will no doub, please your country better
than any horse they ever had saw, or can He
ia rich bay, beautiful gay, very superior action
and power, strong enough for jyoy. and is to-
day the horse 10 priam, if not fully his ~qual
Many of ou best judges think Skylasks coIts in
this country are the finest they have ever seen 10
size, bone AMI appearance. except perhaps Fyld1's
colts: indeed for size, color, game and stouiness
his colts nearly oil unequalled. He has had
three colts TO start in America--dH are winners.
and some Of them several times Of their run
nings and winnings in ireland and Eng land. can
not say enough; last year his colts won ont Of Is
KiNGs Plates in Ireland, more ihsn half Of oil
for, and against the get Of Sir Hercules, P,ism.
velocipede, Emiliu,, Economist, Sire Of Hathaway,
and all the other stations nesrly Of Ireland and
England. lie has had only thee or four colts
ried over to England ALI WE'RE WiSsKRs. and
some Of them many times on the English turf. Il
will thus be they have been successful ~her-
ever trled--his colts are very celebrated for The
saddle, the chase hunters, as well n ths
turf. Many Of his colts have ut miles and
mile heats" But Observe his opn performances.
"SKYLARK IRON 40 r0ces--hedpy sceights--lom
distanees--24 Kings piotes-more than any other
horse ever won. He 80 races Of fhres
and four miics-many of them heats, and aome-
times races in one day In the handicap rnces,
he generally carried heavier weights than any other
often gave ~ 3years and great odds in weights
in the same day carried 1863 lbs, giving I4tbs.,
3 miles, and 81 Bs., and won both races. Fro.
quently for the Kings Plates, Carried from $50 to
l70 lbs. miles. lie beat Economist, sire Of
Harkaway he bent Lady Elizabeth miles t~ics,
carrying 1853 lbs and she ran miles in min.
A III
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and will be ready in two weeks to commence bust
p.ss-when they will be prepared to do Carding,
Spinning, Fuling and Dyeine; Weaving broad and
narrow Of ell kinds, such rs Carreting, Broad and
Narrow Blankets, Broad and Narrow Cloth, Full
ed and Plaid Linseys. Broad and Narrow Flannels,
Cassinet and Kentucky Jeans, and all kinds Of fig
ured work.
We will receive WOOL, and manufacture it into
any article our customers may desire; and will aso
take Wool in exchange for any goods we manufac-
ture. We will attend to piece-dyeing, and will re-
ceivs hard soap and hogs lard as pay for Carding.
From our experience in the business, and by
strict sttention to 1t. we hope to receive liberal
support from the Public. Our machinery will be
kept in good order, and our work executed in the
neatest most durable and substantial manner.
WIN. REED & SONS.
June 1910 >-om
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JOHN DGAlMQlSWlY
HAS just received fresh supply of TEAS &
III GROCERIES, which will be soid cheap for
cnsh only, smones, which are
Gunpo~d-r. Imperial, young }TEAs.
Tyson and black
Loaf lump. CT Ished and brown SUGARS.
Now Orleans and Sugnr.hou.r MOLASSES.
Coffee. Chocolate and Bakers Cocoa.
GE.NYL.NE WIVES y LIQUORS,
Madeira Wines from to6 dolls. per gallon.
Sherry. Port, Hook, Sweet, Clarsr, and Cham
Pagne wines Of delciou. quality, in bottles, or by
tie larger quantity.
Cognnc Brandy from 81 to IS per gallon; do
nestle old Peach and Apple Brandy; Holland Gin
(drect importation;) Jamaica SPi,its; New Orleans
and other Rum; genuine Scotch Irish, old Monon-
gahea and other Whiskies.
Tennent's superior Scotch Ale;
FRUIT.
Lemons, Oranges, Rs.ins and Cranberries.
Fine Cheering Tobacco.
Snuff, Principe, RegaIia and other CIGARS,
with general assortment Of goods usunlly kept by
eroccrs. December %. 1841.
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To WASH WOODEN GooDs.--The art OF
washing wooden goods so as to prevent
them from shrinking is one Of the deside-
rata in domestic economy worthy Of being
recorded and it is. therefore, with a
satisfaction we explain this simple process
to our readers. All descriptions Of wool.
en goods should be washed in very hot
water with soap; and, as soon as the ar
ticle is cleansed, immerse il in cold water:
let il then be hung up to dry. Nashville
ApricuHurist
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VIRGGNIA:-ln the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chance,y. held in and for Berkeley
County, May I'd, 1912,
Julia Stephen, plT.
against
Thomas Miller and Mary, his wife, dfs
On an appeal from Judgment Of the County
Court of Berkeley, in respecting the va
lidity of paper purporting to be the last Will and
Testament of Samuel Chenowith, deceased
I'm the motion of the plaintiff, it is ordered tha,
" Harrison Chenow iih and Nimrod Chenowith
who have known place Of residence within dis
Commonwealth, be required, by publication ac-
cording to law, to appear here on the first day OF
the next term, TO show cause if any there be, why
the said will or testament should not be admitted
to probat.
Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
May 10, l842.-9w
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VIRGINIA .--in the Circuit Superior Cont Of
Law and Chanceiy for Berkeley County, June
Rules, 1852,
Fielding Colbert, Pa6.
og0iaa
Charles C. Stsrbuck and Edmund /. Lee, Jr.,
IN cHANCERY. dfa
TIME defendant, Charles c. Starbucs' not nav
u ing entered bis appearance and gwen seculr
", according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
of this Court and it appearing b, satisfactory esi-
dence ,ba, he !. on, Of this Commonwealth: It IL
ordered, that the said defendant do enter h's APP
pesrsnce to this suit on the mrs. gay :. .ae mex.
= cony OF this order be forthwith Published in any
ne~spsper within thi. County, and continued for
,so ,pon,bs successvely, and another copy thereof
,os,ed AT the front door Of the Court House Of the
said County.
JOHN sTRoTHER, c.
June Is, 1912 pm
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A CARD.

VUNtIE undersigned, having returned from tour
Il thrmgh the Western and Southern cities,
would infor his old customers and the public, that
he intends carrying on the HOUSE JOINER and
CARPENTER BUSINESS, in all irs various
branches, in the latest and mos: fashionable man
net. Builders and others can be fui nshed With
plans and drawings. at the shortest notice. with or
without bills Of Lumber. He can be found at all
times, at his old residence, at the west end OF
Burke Street, where he hopes TO receive share Of
public patronage.
VIM. GREGORY.
November 25, I84l.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14

HNHiS mos, capital Racer and ge,,er Of Race
Il Horses will stand this season (which will end
LIST Jniy1 at my stable, 2 i-2 miles east Of Berry
vile, at $50 the season. TO be paid before the
I'd July next; SIS insurance, 10 be paid 80
the mare IS known to be in foal. Parting with tho
mare or irregular attendance at the stand foreits
the insurance. Groom 81, to be sent with the
mare. PART bred mares come al sac the sea-
SON. and $50 insurance, and altogether coarse mares
at 500 the season, and $50 insurance--o,herwise
there will be no deduction. This 10 6ne eras.
country and pasture will be FURNISHED at so cep,s
per week Good attention will be paid To mare.
and colts, care taken to prevent accidents or es-
canes Sut will not be accountable for either
Mares 10 be fed on grain must bring written drec-
tons to that eectii ~ill be furnished az cheap az
possible A gentleman putting Eve mares Of his
own. will be entitled 10 one Of them gratis. com.
pany putting six and each one accountable fos al,
will be entitled 10 one Of them gratis. Mares mus,
bring with them written directions upon whit terms
TO be nut Mares put last year to WHALE, by
the season and failing, may be insured this year
Skysik price, il their accounts were set
tied up by July I'd, 1871. Mares put this year by
the season and failing may be insured next year to
any horse then standing at my stable, at season
price OF such horse If their accounts for this year
shall be settled by 2d July next. No mare will be
entitled to these privileges and advantages uncss
these terms are strictly complied with,
The attention OF the public is particularly invited
to his game blood, remarkable stoutness and csps-
city TO carry heavy weights, endure great fatigue,
and run long distances, and tue promise and rop.
ninss OF his get, extracted from the Sporting jour
mails and other sources:
"SkYLARk is the best of Waxy Pope.
winner of the Derby, (who the beat Of
Waxy;) his dam Skylark. (dsm also Of Giles,
capital four mile horse.) was got by Musician. out
of sister 10 Prouete. BY young Eagle, Psrrisot. BY
Sir Peter--ber dam, Deceit, sister TO the yellow
mare by Tandem Perdits by Herod-Fair Forest
r. bv Soe-- Forester-Pa,tn-r--C bay Barb
Observation-Disclosures Of Dodsworth-But.
ton Barb mare.
Wax, Pope was by Waxy out Of The famous old
Prunclla who was dam also Of Penelope. (dsm Of
whalebone, Whiskcr, &c. } Pnrasol, Pclisse. Po-
dargus, Pioneer, Pledge, Pope, joan. Piquet and
Prudence, all names Of dis,inction.
Musician got by Worthy, out Of Woodbine,
dam also Of Music and Mnu.t, both winners Of
the Oaks,) BY Wood rcrker; Puzzle by Matchem;
Princess by Herod; Julia by Blank; Spectators
dam by Partner, &c.
Young Eagle, own brother to Eagle and Spread
Eagle, was got by Volunteer dam BY HighAyer,
Engineer, Csde. Lass Of the Mill, by Traveller.
Miss Makeless, &c
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M 0PI@B.

TIME undersigned, Administrators Of John X.
l. Wilson, d-c'd.. request all persons having
claims against tho Estate, to exhibit thcm-snd all
indebted to the deceased, or to the firms of Will
son & Anderson and John \. Riddle s. Co., To ply
the amounts respectively owing
The character and ma snitude nf the estate will
make it proper for the undersigned wind up their
administration with as little delay as possible.
JOHN STROrHER,
GEORGE DOLLJr.
January 6, l8io-f Admixistrators
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A breach has occurred in the embank-
mont of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
on the feeder level abou. mile above
Georgetown, which is supposed to have
been occasoned by muskrats. The Su.
perintenden, is already actively engaged
IN repairing the damage, and we are as.
sured that the water will be again admit
ted and the navigation restored by the
2Oth inst. MAI, Int,
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November 25, 49,
"A Card.

HAVING a great many small accounts on my
u Il Books. unsettled, and long since due, many
Of which have been, no doubt, forgotten. now wish
to inform such persons, that Mr.. WILLIAM II.
REEp will attend to be collection Of those accounts
HiIeceipt will therefore be good for any account
tina, he may present. w. DORSEY,
Martinsburg. April 7, 1912. Drnggist
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While some Of her neighbors are skirk.
ing and repudating their honest debts,
the gnlan, state Of Kentucky assumes
those Irauduently existing against her,
and promptly pays the interest on the
wh ala
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JOHN JAMESON

"ENDERS his thanks to the public for the
Il past patronage, and solcits continuance of
IL. He WILL in few days, receive general as
sortment Of GROCERIES, which will be sold
very cheap for eash only This rule will be strict.
ly adhered TO. May S, 1912.
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To all phom ii may concern.

To all whow ii may concern.
Know ye, that we, the undersigned, citizens OF
Columbiana county, State Of Ohio have bought OF
and had in use Robert Martins Patent Bee Pal
aces. and can certify, from past experience that il
has fully satisfied our most sanguine expectations
and sffectually preserved our bees from worms;
and that we believe il to be the best patent Bee
Palace we have seen in use, and also believe that
there can be as much honey taken out Of one OF
his Palaces without breaking the comb or killing
the bees, as there be in the old way by killing
the bees Given under our hands this 22d day OF
April. 1912.
Hiram Bell Samuel Boyle,
Henry Walter, VIM. D. Chamberlain,
George Walter, Amos Dillon,
Isaac Chamberlain, VIM. Hawkins.
have had one Of the above described Palaces
two seasons, and from tho best of my experience,
believe the above TO be correct.
JOSEPH JAMES.
In addition to the above | would add. that from
what experience had would ask nothing better.
believe 1t to be Brought to perfection.
have bad one of the above described palaces
two seasons, and it has answered nv expectations;
and believe the above to be correct
NATHAN COPE.
hereby certify that the above 10 a t,u. and cor
rect copy OF the original TIP ROPES
Tune o, 1912,
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FIRE.-A fire was discovered in the
Custom House at New Orleans on the
night Of the 18th inst, but was happily
subdued in time to prevent injury.
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JOHN w. BOYD tenders to his old customers,
his thanks for their liberal support and respectfully
asks continuance to the New Firm. The change
in the business will require settlement Of all ac-
counts. Those having open accounts will please
call and settle them-either by cash note-with
as little delay ss possible.
Japuary G. 1912
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TIME undersigned have this day forned part
Il nership for conducting the Mercantile Busi-
ness, under the firm Of J. w & B. r. Boyd.
JOHN w. BOYD,
January ;, 1912. BENZ. r. BOYD.
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Attention! Apiarians.
MARTINS IMPROVED
d ID u - O U 8 u.

yNHlS valuable improvement, in the culture Of
u Bees has been introduced into Loudoun.
Fairfax Spottsylvsnia, Caroline, Clarke, Jefferson
Morgan, Berkeley and Frederick. "a well as many
other counties in the State of Virginia, and is uG
questionably decidedly superior to any other Bee
House in use. 1t is so constructed as to prevent
the deprcdations of the worm effectusly, every
part of the house being worm proof; ii prevents
the trouble and loss incident to hiving and affords
every facility for taking the honey without destroy
ing the Bees. The house may be constructed with
any number Of apartments from three to sixty, but
fifteen is as convenient as any other number.
House or individual rights can be had Of
Me-. Levy, Morgan.
Mr.. Stackhouse, Winchester.
Mr. Danner, Middletown, Frederick Co.
DR.. Kline, Front Royal.
Mr.. Latham, Upperville.
Mr.. Fouche, Leesburg.
Mr.. Van Ness, Dumfries. Prince William, Va.
Peake & M ,ddox, Fredericksburg.
Gretter g. Peake, Richmond
and County Rights in the State Of Virginia, of
q. F.. ROBERTS.
Berkeley Springs, Morgan Co, Va.
The following ore selected from number Of
other certificates, TO show the success. which has
attended it wherever introduced.
Know all men by-these presents, that we, thu
undersigned, citizens of East Fairfield, State
of Ohiol do hereby certify that have and
examined Robert Martins Bee Palace, which has
been in use three Seasons and do certify that it is
free from webs, and that it does pass of the
and answer that purpose beyond sanguine
expectations; and also, that it is the most conve-
nient for taking honey and preserving the Bees Of
any plan of which We hava any knowledge; and
feel ourselves justified in recommending an enter
prising public to try it for themselves.
William Ecof, Israel Thompson
Jacob Walker, III Wharton
VIM. Nighttime, John w. Neigh,
VIM c. Williamson, Jos. Patton,
Milton Grey Robert w. Jackson,
Geo. Hoffman, G. II. Brown,
benjamin Msrkley, Jacob Anderson,
Lamb't Williamson VIM. r. Martzell,
Jesse Williams, VIM. Hall,
Jos. S. Taylor, Charles Kay,
Benz, Ferrall, Jacob Richards.
April 81, 1912.
certify the above to be true copy OF the orr
ginal. I. p. ROPES.
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CASTINGS,

IUST RECEIVED, a large supply Of Kettles,
- Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Skillcts, Griddles and
extra Lids, with ottmeht of wagon boxes, BY
WILSON e. DOLL.
April 8.
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To SALT BUTTER well up in o
marble mortar, half a pound Of common
salt, with four ounces of loaf sugar. To
every pound Of newly made butter (the
milk being well drawn off by beating) put
an ounce of the mixed powder, incorpo-
rate it well, put the butter in pots for
keeping. In about month-not before
Iii will be fit Tor use and il will con.
tinue for tcn yenrs as good as butter new
ly sailed.
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NOTICE.
To all aChOns IL nsNy,COlcerM.

diva Deed Of Trust. executed by Joseph Burns
ID to the undersigned, trustee, bearing date the
26,h day OF April, 1912. and duly recorded in the
o,tnty Court of Berkaley
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.NNrftMsbssrg Factory.
Wooden Factory,

TnNHE subscribers have rented Of Mr. Showers
Il the Foundry, which they are now converting
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ALL THE BONDS, BILLS, NOTES,
look Accounts, and UebtS

outstanding and due to the late firm of Burns g.
Seibert." the late firm Of Burns, Likens & Co., !"
and to Joseph Burns" and also all arrears and
dues of every description due and unnaid an the
Books Of the said Joseph Burns, as late Deputy
Sheriff Of Berkeley County, have been assigned and
transferred for the purposes set forth in said trust
This notice is therefore given to all persons in any
wise indebted, TO come forward and make payment
TO the undersigned. Those who are indebted BY
account, and not prepared to make payment imme-
dIately, are notified that their accounts must be
closed by note, as soon as can be-otherwise, they
will be put in suit. The Books are kept at the
Store House of Mr.. Burns, who will attend to clos
ing all open accounts, by taking notes. Persons
prepared to make payment, can find the undersign-
ed at his Office, in Martnsburg.
HARRISON WAITE,
MAY 5, l842.-,f Trustee.
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49,
the most pal
paid. Among his stock
ing-all of the best quail
Acid Citric,
" Muriatic,
" Nitric,
+" " Medic. -pure.
+" Oxalic,
% Snlphuric,
q Tartarie-puIv.
Ether Miro,
=" Vitrio!,
Alcohol,
Ammon. Cub.
Apothecaiys Scales and
Weights.
+" Furniture,
Arrow Root,
Arsenic, white-pulv.
Balssm Corsivs.
=" " Solidified,
=" " Capsules,
=" Honey. Hills,
=" Odon,algic--fol
Toothache,
Bark-bes, Lima,
" Slippery Elm,
A" I" =" Fine,
Berries Cubebs,
Butter Ingredient,
Black Lead,
Backing Paste,
Bornx-refned,
Burgundy Pitch,
p.,,.h.. p.;S.c,i
.or,ma.,
calomsI Enolish
!" Am.,;.sn
C.mnhor ,,sn.d
C,rsr.en orIr;.h Mo-.
Ca.,;Ie Soan
Ch.lL al LA.
Cologn. W.,., ...o,,,a
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conn.r..
CT W.
.Corro.;v. Suh,;m.,.
con,, p,..,.r hl..l
Cu.m 70.
C,.o.o,.
O;.mo,d C.n.,,
Emery Corn.
:. IT,
rx,r.,, a..,;,.
g Co,a..n,h C.n
.. EI.,.1;,,,n
{. J.I.n
Lead
i" K.rhan;s
:. FIole Wb;,.
Flor. Benxoine.
:" Cbamom;le.
i" Sulphur
Florida Wafer
Fol Cappa AI.x.ndr;.
!" IT,. Iyr,;,
rro,,;,c, ,.or,.d
Gall, Alenro.
Civ.
Gold Loaf
Graduated Measures.
Gum Alos. So.o,r;,a
/" Ammor;.e
4. Ar.h;c Turl.,
(" A...cm,;s.
I" Rsn.n;n.
l." G,mbo..
d. Gu;a.u1,
"a NH
I" On;,,m
Z. Scammonv
.. Sbell,c 6r,ne.
.. Trngocsn,b
Hive SWIM
Houck'. Pan,cs,
Hvdr;oda,. If Potash
Ind;go Sn,n,.b
Ink Powder. Bls,k.
/" Du,al,le
I.;r~las Un..;an .h..,
Itch Ointment Sipe'.
Judk;n,. Ointment,
limb. ps.,.
Icr,n HI,
I;n,p.,..,
Lin Sal,e
I,;oror su,n,,;.ro,;.
I;a,,o,;.. MI
Ioawoo., Sill Ch;,,d
I'd -
Iuc;r., M.,.h..
MI,
M,gns.;. ,nL;,d.
Mneoh;n. 49,. .,a
Su,nh.,.
Nj
Mustard hv ,hs,h
Nu,mnr.
Ocbre.
on An;.csd
f" Cas.;s
4" Cas,or h, ,h. r.l
lon e'
4" Clov..
" Groom
:. Cubeb.
. Lemon
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STOCK OF GOODS
s7Te4 B.4RG.4X.E.
VHNHE undersigned. Trustees Of WIN. Long and
Il VIM. s. Long. offer at private sale, a grea
bargain, in

bargain, in
STOCK OF GOODS,
at the Mill Creek Store, at Bunker's Hill. Ii con.
sists of the greatest variety, and is tho most com
plets assortment for ths country trade Of airy o..
tablishment in this valley; and can be bought on
most advantageous terms-as to price and time Of
payment. II desired. the stock will be equally di.
vded. Persons wishing to purchase, can see thu
goods in the care Of Mr.. John P. Stewart, and for
the terms, can apply to US. personally by letter
In Martinsburg. The store house can also be had
by the purchaser, IL desired and IL 10 admitted TO
be the best stand in the county.
We also offer tract OF L.7.vD, lying
near Marlinsburg. adjoining the lands Of Christian
Tabler. William Gorrell and Others, containing 10
acres-a large portion of which is in timber.
Also, HOUSE e. LOT, on Burke Street, IN
Martinsburr, near the Rail Road Depot.
ID. II CONRAD,
ID. BuRKHART.
September 9, l34I.--tf
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BucKwHEAT.--Ths grain either for
the purpose Of grain, or that oil ploughlng
in, may now be sown. lf for its seed,
peck, or peck and half to the acre will
be enough if for pioughing in, from half
bushel TO three pccks will be necessary.
IT. any one has poor piece Of ground
that they wish to put in Rye next Septem.
Der, let US persuade him to SOW it in
Buckwheat, and as soon as that is in bios.
som, plough il in: then SOW their Rye,
and the gage Of man Of truth for it, it
will add twenty-five or thirty per cent. TO
the yield and we will promise you fifty,
if, before ploughing in the buckwheat, you
SOW on It ten bushels Of lime to the acre.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-14

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the public in gene
~ raj. and his friends in particular, thai--hav-
ing received a fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines,
Dye Stuff, Paints, Oils. &c, &c.--he is pre-
pared TO sell on reasonable terms as any house
IN the Valley. To all orders, prescriptions, or
compounds, the most particular attention will be
paid. Among his stock will he found the follow
ing-al of the best quality: