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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-07-06
VERY SINGULAR PHENOMENON

A friend, who has just returned from The
South, tells US that about forty miles this
side of Tuscaloosa, on the road to Hunts
vile. the driver pointed TO large hole 10 q
field, which be said was the greatest curl
osi,y in the world. The passengers went
to the spot, and found round hole about
seventy fee, IN diameter, with the earth on
all sides, apparently solid, ard overg'own
with grass. There was water at the bottom,
apparently 100 feet from the surface. 1t
is at the top of ridge of earth, upon WHICH,
a, the distance of 30 rods, stood the deser'
ted dwelling Of the owner OF the plantation
The driver stated tina, about three years ago
in tho dusk Of The evening, the planter wai
startled by a rumbling noise, and stepping
to the door, was astonished to find that
magnlfficen, pine tree, more than hundred
feet iu height, and a noble oak which stoo'
nv i,s side in an open field, and both d'sap
psared! On going to the sPo', this hole aP
neared, bu, nothing was to be seen OF III
,rees. nor has the top of these ever bee
reached though sounding had been ser
down three hundred feet. The piante
deem il unsafe to remain so near ne'ghoe
to such catastrophe. lest that should oe''
himself and his family which befel the PIN
! and The oak; and so he removed to ano'n'
| house mile dis,an,;yet, nothing OF The XII
: ha. happened since, and the wonder ST.
remains unaccouuted for.-Sat. Cour.
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TnE
RIPLEY ADvEgTI5EQ
j. Il. FORD.

TERMS The hpyfhrisra will be issued reg.
ularly every Saturday, at 81 so, in advance
in every instance. No subscrptio will be re-
cieycd for a less period than siN months
ApvsnrissnrNrs will be charged at the rate Of
ost DOLLAR per square, ten lines or less for
the first insertion, and fifty cents for each
continuance.
Announcing candidates for ofice--ton for state
aud five for Count invariably in advance,
Tho CASH will be required for all Job work
when delivered - this rule will be strictly oh
served.
Letters addressed ~ this Office business
must be post paid, or they mi.hs cot be at
tended to.
0-yAdyertisements should be marked witt
the number ofinsertions on the margin, or they
will be contin ued until ordered out, an charged
accordingly.
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MARTIN VAN buren,.

This gentleman according to the leading
democratic papers Of the day was the great
embo5yment Of democratic principles They
have now deserted him! Was this accor-
ding to The will of the great body ct the
democrats oCthe Union! or was II so decreeo
at the Hermilage' viii their principles
no, do to run on any longer, or is the an.
nexalon Of Texas of more Importance than
all their other principles put together
Harry cfth Yves
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found an opportunity OF shouting for II j.
Walkers vile Cor II he is IN the came mood
now the, he was in last winter, he would
not shout Tor Bob himself, unless he may
have paid up that $1,000 which Cot, smyth
claimed for shouting glory IN by1gone days.
Let every man, woman, and baby, Shut
the praises Of Bob Walker's wife.
Vicksbwg Wing.
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THE VoTE ON THE TREATY Among To-

names recorded agains, the treaty tor an
pexiug Texa. to the United States IS tina. oil
s,1As WRIGHT, Of New York. This gentle
man, i, will be recollected, declined Inc
pomlna,ion Of the Convention oil MS parry
far ,he Vice Presidency, which said Con :
yeu,iou, before it adjourned, adopted reso'
Iu,ions in favor of immediate annexation
and made the Texan question the mos
prominent among the issues to be sci before
The country. If, however, The Convention
with its armed hostility to a Bank OF me =
ni,ee States, could nominate Mr.. DALLAS
wbo repor,ed the bill 10 recharter the las
R,nk Of tina, name, it is not surprising Ina
5 ,hs same Convention, with "'n'med'afe a"
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CAPTAIN KIDD. THE PIRATE.--lhe
BROOKLYN Star says, an iron gun be'one'ne
to Cant. Kids vessel, sunk in The North
river near Caldwall's in 1890, has been
raised and brought into Wal street, New
York. and is now at the Office OF A. Z
Thompson, Esq :, No. 50, Wall street It's
eypec;ed that all of Capt Kids money
viii he found in this vessel, and that 1t VII
he 90, NJ in the course of a few days
Iropic.
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No. rs.

that Il he heard any thing read twice, he
he never Iorgo, II afterwards. Mr.. Wesley
remarks. Thomas Walsh VAS so thoroughly
accounted with the Bible, II he was ques.
toned concerning any Hebrew word in the
Old, or any Greek word in the New Tcs'u>
men', he would tell after little pause, not
only how often one or the other occurred IN
he Bible, but also what it meant in every
place.
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A PRoruEr.-And stalse one too James
X. Polk said tina, the tariff had raised the
rates of duty SO high as to shut out imports
and consequently to cut off aud diminish
revenue. The fact has been otherwise, as
the secre:ary's reports will show, both have
Increased, and while under the vIclll'ne
policy of the democratic administration 'hs
Treasury was beggard and resort to I'M
issuance of Treasury notes was obliged Il
be made to support the government on'
measure Of a Wing Congress has set 'n
wheels of prosperity in motion and TIL
Treasury is filled with a sufiic'ency tor al
the purposes ofgovernment' and 'a's
surplus over.--ib
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The pay 10 throttle Loco Foco ISLANDER.
The Xenia Torch Ligh, suggests az eS
cclIon plan for siloncing every ,landerer,
who repeats the "bargnin and sale" charge
against Henry Clay. This is the plan;
"reII HIM that when the charge had been
fully made before the American people,
and all the evidence adduced that could be
ndduced in support of il, Mr.. Clay was nom
mated to the Senate, for Secretary Of State,
and confirmed by an oyer"h clming votes
and ha, among the Senators ~ho voted N
loyor of his confirmation were THOMAS
II BENTON and MARTIN VAN BU'
rem -
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From the Saturday Courier.
s A b Il A i IL.

Once more the kindling skies
Dispense the night,
And Sol, from FURNISHED fields,
Sends forth his light.
Awake! arise and pray,
At early dawn;
Begin the holy day
With praise and song.
Day of the Lord! how swee.
To every breast,
The Atmosphere OF prayer
And holy rest.
Up to the house of God
To Z,on's gaze;
There with thy people, Lord,
My soul would wait
Where Jesus meets his saints,
And spreads the feast
With fruits of heavenly growth
And sacred sweats.
Day OF tho Holy One.
Tha, nations blest
Who loves to tread thy courts
And keep thy rest;
Like q fair tree that stands
Meath Summers sheen,
And putteth forth its leaves
For ever green:
Birds in its branches lodge
To build their nests,
And rears their tender young
In peaceful rest.
Welcome, sweet day of rest!
Divinely given,
Whence the worn Pilgrim comes,
Refreshed for lieayen.
Foreiasie Of hose bright joys
In worlds above:
Where Sabbaths never end,
And all is love. ], NJ l
Philadelphia, June, 1874
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A Good Hi The best thing perhaps
that has ever been said about Van Bureaus
snon. commi,tallsm," was said by Ken
lucky orator, BY the name Of Houston, al
the Wing ratification meeting in Phlladel.
phia. He SAID that Van Buren, was like 9
Russia Rabbit, who inva.iable, after MAJ
king track with its feet in the snow, brush
ed it out with his ,ail.--Ydzoo Bonner.
! Well, you may now add ,ha, the Locofo
co party have brushed out Mr.. Van Burer
tail and all, and have put up a man who's
nose has been well brushed by Henry A
Wise. Vicksbnrg Wig.
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Borrowed Honors for Mississippi Inc
Southern Reformer, on hearing of the noInI-
nation of Polk and Dallas, thought it neces'
sary to make some show of parade espG-
ciaily as he had to haul down the flag Of )
G, Calhoun from the head OF his columns
He therefore proposed 10000 cheers fo'
Mississippi, and concludes long article III
this wise.
..Tbe nomination Of Mr. Dallas is decidedly
compliment to Mississippi. He is yer;
near relative 10 our Senator, Robert J Wal
ker, being an uncle to his wife" iher
now, who would not be proud OF me mono
bestowed upon Mississippi by the Locotoc
conven,ion, when they condescended
nominate the uncle to Walkers wife b.
i, is extremely lucky that the Resormer n'
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THE pRorHEr.--At The May term of The
Circui, Cour, for Hancock county, Illinois,
held a, the town of Carthage, the grand IN.
oues, found two bills of indigh,ment against
General Joseph Smith, Mormon prophet,
leader of the Nauvoo Legion, &c, &c, one
for Adultery and the other for perjury
Joseph was presn, with body'guard OF for
~ men. and demanded trial, but the pros
ecuncn no, beiog ready, the cases was laid
over for aLoher term.
The Warsaw Signal thinks the Generals
, body.guard BY no means an unnecessary
+ re,inue. ave have seen and heard enough
(says tina, psper,) to convince us that Joe
i, Smith is not safe out OF Nauvoo, and we
would no, be surprised to hear of his death
in short time IL it be The case, how is It
I to be expected that the man can obtain a
fair and impartial trial for his imputed otfen>
ces! Violence and injustice have made
more Mormons than has fana'ic'sm. Inc
!. Latter Day Saints, though doubtless BAG
enough, have their rights as we'll as other
,eople, and those rights should be respect
ed.-Ss Louis Gasefte
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GUESSING. leading Locofoco Of In
diana was asked whether he thought ne
could hit upon The nominee of The Baltimore
Convention in tweniy-six guesses, one guess
for each State in the Union. Yes indeed
said he, and at i, he wen,guessing for LIE.
He ran over a list of twenty-sX leading
Locofocos with the utmost volubili'y, but he
"could,n, come it," Then the gentleman
who was in conversation with him, cried
out. "Hurrah for Polk" spoke hell!" ex,
claimed the unfortunate guesser. "They
cam, Poke me !"--Lou Jour.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

XTIHGiNiA- In tho Circuit Superior Court OF
Y La~ and Chsncery for Berkeley Count,
Feb,asry Rules, 1914,
Joseph Gorse.l. plH,
agoinG
Daniel c Burns. Benjamin +. Burns, William G.
Burn. and others dts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, VIM. 6. Burns, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according Ia
the act Of assembly and the rules of this court and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is out
Of this Commonwealth: ii is ordered, that the said
defendant do enter his appearance TO this suit on
the first day of the term. and answer the bill
of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper within this
county, and continued for two months successfully.
and apother copy thereof posted at the front door
of the Court House of the said county.
Copy.-Tesse,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
Feb. Is, l3i4-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

NIRGINIA--ln the Circuit Superior Court OF
v Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
February Rules, 1914.
Isabella Chenowe,h, pAB.
against
Jacob Viewer late curator and now executor OF
Samuel Chenowetb decd. Joseph Burns late Gu
rator. and Henry Seibert. Jacob Poisal, Jehu:
S. Burns and Daniel c. Burns his sureties; Har-
rison Chanoweth and Nimrod Chenowe,h and
others, dfs.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Harrison Chenoweih and MINI
rod Chenoweth. not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to the act OF as
sembly and the rules Of this court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are out OF
this Commonwealth: it is ordered that the said
defe ndants do their appearance TO this suit
on the FIRST day Of the next term, and answer the
hill of the psint, and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper within this
county and continued for two months successfully,
ard another copy thereof posted at the front door
of the Court. House of the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
Feb. IS, I8f4-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
.V'eav FNIZ Goods.

FuNHE Undersigned have finished opening their
Il FAIL SUPPLY OF GOODS; among which
may be found the following:
as and Cd Brown Muslins, "a and 81
Bleached Muslins. Bleached and brown Suffolk
drills. A great variety of British and American
prints White. yellow and red Flsnnels; 7-8 and
4 4 Apron check; PLAIN, plaid and fued Linsey;
Crash and diapers; Ladies worsted mits; Lade.
Beaver, X ID, and Silk. Gloves; Lineo Berlin, KID
and Wooden Gloves; Hosiery of every description;
Thread edgings and incertings; Cotton rdgings and
incertipgs; Jaconet and thick Cambricks; Swiss,
Book. Lace and Null Muslins; Blk, Bro. and
Invisible green Alpaca Lustres: Lustre LANES
Taissus. Parisisns; Bombnzines; Blk, Blue Black
and Light coioured Silks; Bonnet Ribands, &c,
&c. Also--a complete assortment OF Clothes,
Cassimeres. Satrinetts. Vestines. &c. &c such as
blue blue black brown. and invisible green Cloths,
blue and alb Beaver Cloths; Blue, black and fan
cy cooured Csssmeres; Sattinrts OF every discriP-
ton, price and colour; Kentucky Jeans; Merino
and Satin Vesting.; Poneee, flag and bsndana
hdkf..; 9-i0 and 1874 Whitney Blankets, Negro
Blankets and Horse Blankets; Cotton Yarns all
numbers; White and coloured Carpet Chain;-
Also a complete assortment OF Groceries, Queens
ware, Shoes, Boots, Hats. Caps, &c. &c; all OF
which will te sold very iow for cash, or to Punctual
men time.
Oct 26, I843 LIKENS & CAMPBELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

VIRGlNlA-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
v Law and Chsucery for Berkeley County !:
February Rules 1874,
Henry j. Sebert, Administrator of David Kimer,
decd. pi.6s
against
Henry Kilmer, and David Kimer, John Kimer,
Isaac Kmer, John NJ Small and Elizabeth his
wife. MOLLY Kilmer, Eli Kimsr. John p. Wal
tiers ana Mary his wife and Barbara K,mer
widow of David Kimer decd. dts
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Henry Kilmer. not having enter
ed his appearances and given security, according 10
the act Of assembly and the rules of this court, end
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is out
of this Commonwealth: il is ordered that the said
defendant do enter his appearance TO this salt on
the first dsv Of the next term, answer The bill OF
the plaintiff and give security for performing the
decree and that copy of this order be forthwith
published in an, newspaper within This county
and continued for two months succes-ively, and
ano,her copy thereof posted at the front door OF
The Court House Of the said county
Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
Feb. Is l844-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
FALL g. WINTER GOODS,

which they are enabled to offer unusually low, hav-
ing been selected with very great care. and pun
chased for Cash. They would respectfully request
a call. at least, from persons wanting Cheap and
pretty Goods, before making their purchases else
where. Their stock consists of h large assortment
of Super and Common Wool dyed Black. Invisible,
Green. Blue. Blown and fancy colored Cloths and
Cassimeres; Pilot and Beaver Cloths; Merno Vest
,ngs, Valentia do; Net and Blanket shawl., Black
Merino shswls; Chussns and Moussenes, very
cheap; Plain Blk and Blue Blk. Silk; Silk Fringe
and Edgings; Blk Bombazpe and Alpaca lustrer;
Alpaca aprons. Worsted caps; Hosiery, Mi'ts, and
Gloves-a great variety; Fulled and PLAID L'nseys;
Great variety Of Ssttinetts. very cheap; White and
Red Flannel; Gonlemen'. fancy Scarfs and Hdkf-
Laces and Edging.; Brown ano Blesched Mushns;
O.naburgs and BsRglng; Furniture Prints English
aud American cslicoes; Esrlsion and Domestic
Gingham-, SC. With large lot of Boots. Shoes,
Has. Caps, &c; and lsrge stock of Hardware,
Quer nsswsre, Groceries. and Woodenware. All
of which will be sold low for Cash or to punc:usl
customers on credit. Marketing taken in exchange
for goods. X. 7. BRYARLf. JR. g. co.
Martnsburg, November 2, l843.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
Dry Goods and
G. r. O. c. e r. II H 81

of every description at very reduced prices. He
invites the customers Of the Iate Mr.. Smith to con-
time their purchases at the old stsnd and TO the
public generally. (who are respectfully invited TO
give him - call he can assure very cheap and de-
sirabie good, upon the most accommodating terms
The undersigned is new beginner IN Martina
burg; and sll new beginners must establish th-u
name he IL deirrmioed 20 build up his upon the
basis of CHEAP GOODS,
MEvERELL LOCKE.
Septpnbet 7, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
CHAnLrsrows. Jolly 20. 1879.

30. IUFJs
During the last Two years have used the sppsr.
atus Of Dr.. Thomson for the relief Of Prospsus
U,eri and have found il not only efficient, but en-
tirely exempt from all Inconvenience indispensable
from The mode of treatment formerly aospied in
dis plscements of the Uterus. 1 should be pleased
TO see in the possession Of some resident OF this
County, the right to manufacture and yend this
apparatus, the difficulty and expense of rroeur-
ing ii, has prevented, | feel confident, its general
use here.
l. e CORDEII
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

DIR. Robert Thomson's Pelvic
Corset & utero-Abdominal Ban
dage. For the cure of Prolap-
sus Uteri by external pressure.
TIME subscribers having purchased Of Or. Rob-
Il ert Thomson, the exclusive right for the conn
ties of Berkeley and Jefferson, TO make and y,os
his PELVIC q CORSET UTERo-ABDOMINAT
BANDAGE, for the cuIe of PR0LAPSUS UTE
RI or falling Of The womb, respectfully p,.,en,
Them to the notice OF the medical faculty. ss nos.
sessing superior advantages over every Kind Of In
strumeni for the same purpose and ask their -.
tention to them. weare enabled TO nut m, m :,
such prices will place them in the reach Of ave.
nv patient. For sale only by
w H HESLETlNE s. Co, Martinsbu,r. Va,
The following certificates are submitted.
Cisc,SsATi, May I. 1887.
| have carefully examined ths new UTERINE
TRUSS, invented by d.. Robert Thompson OF CO.
luu,bus, in this state. and confidently declare
that it Is unques,onsbly the mo.t psriee, and
fuI Instrument of the kind ever offered to The pub.
lie IL differs essentially in is- construction from
the Uterine Truss constructed by d. Hull, snd 10
n all r-specis Tar superior instrument. The DR..
has conf.ttrd great benefit society BY the in
venton OF this truss.
JOHN EBERLE, VI. d.
Professor Of Theory and Practice of Medicine in
Medical College, Ohio.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28

NIRGINIA-ln the Circuit Superior Court Of
v Law and ChanceIy for Berkeley County {:
Februsr, Rules, 1874.
Mathew Jones and Elizabeth his wife, and iona
than Burns and Nancy hi. wife, PITTS J.
against
William Small and Margaret his wife; John vii
hanson and others and Caleb Burns and S,d-
nev his WIFE; William Summers, and John Sum
mets and Martha Jsnv Summers children ot sad
William summers and Susan his wife, who is
dead; Jacob William son and Margaret Will
hanson the widow and Jacob Van Doren,
dts
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Caleb Burns and Sidney his wife,
and John Summers, not having entered their aP-
pesrance and giveE security recording TO the act
of assembly and the rules 1t this court, sod il az
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are out
Of this Commonwealth: it is ordered that the SAID
defendants do enter their appearance TO this suit on
the first day Of the term, and snswer the bill
of the plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper within this
county, and continued for two months successive
y, and another copy thereof posted at the front
door of the Court. House Of the said county.
A Copy reste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
Eah IQAa-Ou
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
JOHN EBERLE, VI. d.
Professor OF Theory and Practice of Medicine in
Medical College, Ohio.
w,1r,.m,ro,1. IND J July %. Is4s.

WILLIAmsrosT, (Md. July 90, Is<3.
| have examined the apparatus Of Dr.. fhomsoo,
called the UTER0 ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,
designed TO afford relief OF Prolsp-ns Ute
ii. and consider II most admirably adapted TO
answer the purpose intended both from the nature
Of the materials. and construction OF the machine,
and the reasonable price ut ~hch IL is offered, is
deserving the patronage ofthe medical Profession,
NJ. A. FINLEY, M, ID.
Sep:ember 81, 1898.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
.veaU Store and Cheap Goods.

HNHE undersigned having purchased the we'll
Il selected STOCK OF GOODS of the late 7.
c. Smith. has opened a Store in the room at the
North East corner Of Queen Street and the Square,
(the same occupied bv Mr.. Smitb) where he is
now prepared to offer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-28
GREAT ATTRACTION
lit the Baltimore Store.

TIME Subscriber respectfully announces to the
Il Citizens of Martnsburg, and neghborhood,
that he is receiving and opening large and
splendid assortment of goods, consisting of SUPER
Waved g. plain Beaver Cloths, Super Blue, Black,
4 Fancy Cord. Ditto Cassimeres, Cassinetis, Lin
seys, Fiannels, Chusans, Mousaine De Laine, IL
pacca Lus,re Cslicoes, MeIinoes. Shawl, Hand
kerchiefs. Laces, Edging, Footing, Hats, Caps,
Boot. & Shoe., together with general assortment
of Hardware. Queensware, and Groceries, which,
in addition to his present stock, makes his assert.
ment complete. Persons in search OF bargains,
are solicited to call and examine before purchs-
sing elseu here. As HE is DETERMINED
TO SELL Low No charge for looking;
Therefore call and see for yourseioes
Oct % l843 ID. l. SHtPLEY