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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18
THE NORTH AMERICAN
ann rgAEAzxNE,

Edited bp Rtr a Sparfv Published monthly, and
Tlasfretfa ,riA hniahsd Enggauings, fsHgfGvtd
and PRINTED bg Tossing " fsis ciiy) at the iote
Price ef s a geGr, IN edsencf
We now offer 10 the public the frst number
nfthe .sNoRTa AMERICAN PROTESTANT MAeA-
zISE, or AHri-JfsUIr," as an earnest OF what
they may expect in future An extensive cor
respondence, years of observation, and study.
have taught us what kind OF periodical the
country needs al the present time, both as TO
matter and spirit. A work is needed Of lofty
and independent tone, and executed in bold
and manly style. iull Of spirited and spirit stir
ring ar,loieS--a work which shall strike nj the
heart Of Rolnanism ard unlnaSk the Jesuit
Such a work we shall ann 10 produce. For
more than twelve years, we have narrowly
watched the movements OF Rome, and done
battle with this sworn, implacable foe 10 religion
and liberty. and we have not done with her,
neither shall we be till we have done with life.
NoRrn AMERICAN raoTEsTANr MAGAZINE.
sit is edited and published by Rev. 6. Spar
ry, whose labors through the pulpit and the
press IN the cause Of PsoieStantsm In this ceun-
Try are extensively known. iiewields nigh
" pen in this contest with the man ofsin. lie
shows that Popery is inconsistent with the sale
ty ofa free people. and exhibits starting facts
in regard to its Entertainments IN this coun-
IVY - Recorder
For further favorable notices Of the above
work, see the religious aud political press gen
orally.
LIBERAL OFFER TO CLrRGYMESy--North
American Magazine. or Anu-Jesuit Clergy
men who will send US one subscriber with the
money free postage, shall receive this work
for one year gratis; we make the same liberal
offer of the Christiaa Mariyrulogy.
FIsTY AGENTS WANTED, to whom a liberal
compensation will be given. Please address
(postpuid) to the Editor and Proprietor, {.
sPARRY, 1872 Nassau Street, New York,
II. X. GREGG, Agent, Martinsburg, Va.
April 2, iSi6-6m
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40 Farmers and Other Pep
UtafiGsa.

SA FARMERS with families, able to en-
JO jgrate and build, are wanted to settle the
Town of Halcyondale, SERVER County, Geor
gia, and TO cultivate each 10 Acres OF superior
Land--Some cleared, some uncleared--ying
in view of the town site. Farmers will have
town lots gratis, and a classical education for
their children. on condition of cultvatlng a fer
tile valley in the grapevine or sugar-cane, and
corn, allowing only one fifth of the yearly
crops. The crop OF single laboring hand or
farmer, at the end of the year, after deducting
the rent charge, will be S350-far more than
any farmer can make on lands he might buy
anywhere in the South or West. The crops
will not be liable for debt; the farmers will pay
no taxes for the land, much Of which is al
ready cleared and fenced they will live in a
town on one of the most important Rail Roads
in the world. and have a classical education
for their children. Farmers of Virginia, and
elsewhere, anxious 10 test this improved SyS-
tenn. are requested TO subscribe TO come on the
LIST of October, 1876 The design of this cele-
brated discovery and enterprise, is TO combine
civilization and rational pleasures with the
highest pecuniary rewards. Lots will be let
Merchants to the highest bidder; $40 year
o all others-except Farmers, who may have
, OTIS gratis Address the Undersigned, (post-
paid } Halcyondale, Georgia.
CUYLER w. YOUNG,
or H. X. GREGG, Agent,
June Is, 1876. Martnsburg, Va
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To TIE INFLICTED

Uah Rheumatism Pains, either .4cute, Chronic
or Iafdmnatory Dyspepsia, litter Hor7R,
Old Running Ulcers, Src. &c.
HyHEY are hereby informed that they can
Il and viii be cured by application 10 the
subscriber whilst in town, or if absent, their
orders, name'and residence left at this Office
viii be attended TO by the subscriber.
SAMUEL REGISTER SMITH.
Martinsburg, June Is, lS45-G
To all those ,cliom il may concern:
| do certify that ! used only one bottle Of
Samuel r. Smiths RHEUMATISM PREP
ARATlON for my pains, and it is unneces-
sary to recapitulate or give a detail of my suf-
ferings. suffice 1t TO say that on last Saturday
week commenced using his cure, and on this
dav do say that am free from pains. am
now upwards of SO years of age, and do say
that discovery or Cure for this tormenting
complaint called Rheumatism Pains should be
encouraged by discerning public, and as
such do hereby cordially and in good faith
recommend II. his
Signed, JOHN n PORTER.
mark.
Witness present, PETER II. CAV.
Martnsburg, Berkeley Co. Va, June 9, 40
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1t is for you, then, to determine what is the
public necessity, and ,ehat public purpose this
agitation is to subserve-whether this be not
one of those movements, in which, while they
have their patriotic advocates, it is not TO be
disguised, (and we disclaim all purpose, on
this occasion, of individual application Of the
remark that personal aims constitute, in no
small degree. the lnducement TO action. IL is
an old story-the world knows it by heart
how men are not content to ''let well enough
alone'-and how prone TO disturb the public
quiet and TO derange the machinery Of State.
those are, who court personal advantages of
profit OF honor, in the entire a5rogaton and
renewal of the Offices of government
IL we had not reliance upon the sense of
right and justice of the People of the
County, upon their love Of order and aver
sion TO lrutless agitation, we should have
deemed il vain to have presented our views TO
them. The gravity of the subject sanctions,
we trust, this formal address. Nor is it of in
terest to them alone. The Counties of the
Valley more especially in this nor,hernpo portion,
are to be effected in the same measure. We
trust that, to whatever conclusions they may
come. the result may be conducive TO their har-
mony and prosperity.
EDMUND PENDLETON.
SAMUEL ID. CAMPBELL,
PHILIP G.. PENDLETON,
DANIEL BURKHART,
JAS. S. BROWN,
ROBERT " SNODGRASSj
CHAS. ID. STEWART,
TILLOTSON FRYATT,
BENZ. COMEGYS,
b. CAMPBELL,
WIN. L. SNODGRASSi
S. II. SNODGRASS,
JOHN TABB,
JOHN STROTHER;
VIM. PENDLETON,
SAM'L. ID. BRYARLY,
JAMES PARK.
June Is, 1916.
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Elisabeth Little, Jolb, .Matlach and Robert Mat
Zach, children and heirs al la,e Of Sarah Mat
Zach, deed, Charles Dresbaeh and Caroline
his ,oie, Rosanaah .Mdilach, Samuel Litler
md.Nmcghis wie, Robert Keller and Mary his
,cife, Be.ivaul Kendall and Harriet his
,cye, John N, Little and George H. Little,
Take Notice:
HvHAT, on Saturday, the lh day Of July
n nert, at the Hotel of VIM. L.. Boak in
Martinsburg. we will take the depositionS Of
Daniel Burkhart, Adam Young, Anthony S.
Chambers, and John w. Boyd, which we
shall offer as evidence in suit now pending
in the County Court of Berkeley County on
its Chancery side, wherein we are Plaintiffs
and you are Defendants.
NICHOLAS YOUNG;
CAROLINE YOUNG.
June il, lS46-4w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18

UTVERY LADY'S COOK BOOK; an
EI Instructor in the Art of making every va
riety of Plain and Fancy Cakes, Pastry, Con
dictionary, Blanc Mango, Jelies, Ice Creams;
also, for the Cooking Of Meats, Vegetables, SC.
&c.-by Lady of n. York. For sale at this
Office. Price % cts.
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Harvest.

WE have just received fresh supply of
w OCERIES, &C., for Harvest,
ameng which will be found
Rio and Jasa Coffee;
,Nelc Orleans Sugar;
Lamp and Loaf do;
.uoldsses and Rice.
Also a good assortment Of QUEENS
WARE, WOODE.N,JP.4RE s. LlQRORS,
suitable for Harvest, which will be sold very
low r. p BRYARLY & co.
jane Is
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NO! FOR GEORGIA.

a LII who wish to embark in the following
N enterprise. will be waited upon by the
undersigned, who viii give all such informa-
ton, Sc, as is invested in him as Agent
Farmers and others of small capital, would do
well to consider upon the matter. Fortunes
may be realized in few years.
II. X. GREGG, agent.
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gouanaoroisIL Record.
>~~NNN~NN~N%~N~~ 49,
BALTIMORE .M.4RKET.3
sqn1rican Otfiee. June Is. Is46.

sifttftCtas CuteSs 0tHse 10 iStp.
CATTLE There W as moderate supply Of Beeves
at market 10 day aud sales 10 fair extent were
made. The offerings vt the scales comprised 2T4
head Of which 200 were sold and - remain ever
Prices ranged from S2a 8 3 62A per 100 lbs. on
the hoof-equal 70 S4aS7 act. The rate 81 sales
was about s %
FLorR Nothing Of note doae III Howard St
Flour on Saturday. There is shade more Ct firm
ness TO day, asd sale Of 500 bbs. Of fresh
Flour besides several smaller parcels, AZ s : 81
There settlements for receipts Saturday
and TO day at So IS. City Mills Flour is withoat
inquiry, aud there transactions we are
unable 10 name price
GsAfs.--Very little Wheat at market 20 day -
Two loads Of Msryi and reds good TO prime, sold
at s3aSS cents. We unsble 10 name quotation
for Corn. Several lots Rere in market 10 day but
purchasers could be found The last sales Of Oats
were at 35a36 cts.
BACON Bacon moves of steadily at previously
quoted rates, viz: Shoulders 1as5 Sides 81 set /;
assorted 5s5a, aud Hams, according 10 SIZE aad con-
dtion, at 5as cents. Sales Of Sides at 2, 8 s
as 3 4 Of Shoulders at Ia al 2 aud OF assert
cd al 2 cts.
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Notice

As ii is desirable to ascertain the precise con
dition of this Estate at the earliest day practi-
cable. all persons having claims against the
late HARRIsoN WAITE, Esq, whether due by
bond. bill or account, are requested to present
them without delay for examination and adj
Justment 1t is hoped that the estate viii be
subjected to no unnecessary costs by suit, as
no effort shall be spared to apply the assets as
promptly and as extensively as possible 10 the
discharge of his debts in the order prescribed
by law. &. J. f.,
]. w. B.,
Administrators Of II. ". deed
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DFElS,

On Tuesday morning last, at his residence in this
County, Major EzRA KEARNs. for the last 90 years
Drum MAJOR OF the 61thReg ment aged about 55yesrs
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Pluss,Ese National

=
DAGUERREAN ChLTEry &c TIc-
1CG1sAgL lC Ia fGTs.
ESOUNDED 1910: Awarded the .Nedai.
Il Fo,p First Premiums, ard iieo Highest
Honors, by the Institutes Of Massachusetts, NJ.
! ork and Pennsylvania, respectively, for the
most beautiful CologTd Daguey7ectWes, aud
best apparatus ever exhibited.
No. 205 Baltimore street.
BALTIMORE,
ADJOINING cAMPBELL's JEwELRY STORES
Concert HaA, Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash
ingion, ID. c.;
No. 25l Broddlrag; New York;
Z" rs Cont Street, Boston;
f" l36 ChesnH 81. Philadelphia
:" 56 C@nt 81, New Orleans;
/" ~ TeH Rue du Temple, Paris
J." 80 Church ST., Liverpool;
q 80 .Hain ST., Louisville, KY;
:" l76 Main S., Cincinnati, o.;
Market ST.. st. Louis;
yDdha 81, Du Buquc;
Broadeay, Saratoga;
Uomg's Buildings, Albany
Middle ST.. Portland
.llnm ST., Newport;
Norfolk, Va;
Petersburg, Va.
May Ii, IS46--6w
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G,ocerics s. EfQMors.

n HAVE on hand CIR 0 c ERfES Of
4 all kinds also. a fine assortment Of IL
@ u OR Sail Of which will sell very low
for cash. Persons wanting their Groceries,
Sc, for Harvest, will find ii to their interest TO
give me call W.N kROESE.N.
r.. II. Depot. June |
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A Fresh and large supply
OF
Drugs, medicines,

r. UFFS, fAFN y -, VIE, u@t' tNt'
y n AVING just returned from the East,
y d am now prepared to furnish TO all who
may want any article in the above line Of bus
mess, as cheap as can be bought in the Val
leg. The quality Of the articles viii be Of the
best, and may. be relied upon as being Of the
character represented
Prescriptions viii receive strict attention and
put up with exactness.
All and every attention viii be paid, so as
to ensure no mistake in any preparation or
medicine sold by me.
May 20 H.M. DORSET, Druggist.
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Fashionable Style.

and upon reasonable terms, al descriptions OF
IfIs.lRLNG APPAREL belonging to the
rdrobe Of gentlemen. He will also give
suict attention TO the manufacture Of Bows
Clothes, &c. SC. He receives regularly the
LATEST FASHIONS
iom the Eastern Cities
May z, lS46-3m
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VARIETY.
SPARE y9S
AND ILLUSTRATED
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or the Mysteries Of Fopery Deveicrcds
|FEsHE FIRST number of this work was issued
" August, ISl5 This work IS got up IN
the most finished style Of modern elegance, ard
win cu,bFace complete view Of Christian Mar
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Church down to the present time Each mum
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Published monthly. Price. 81 per year, or III
cents per copy. TO be completed IN "a Nos.
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CHRIsTIAN MAgTyRoLoGy or The Mysteries
Il Pope4g DsreiPsd, published monthly Mt 81
year. Rev G, Spany, Editor. This i
large svo. Of ~ pages beautifully printed, and
Illuminated with elegant illusIgatisecngravin
which alone are worth the money charged for
the entire publication. Mr.. SIS well-a nown
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and render itan efficient instrunentahty in bes-
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John Ro,,sh, Nelson G.. Roosh. Hilliam Fesler
and Charity his ,cys. late Charity Rotsh,
Take Notice:
TEyHAT, on Saturday, The llh dan of Julg
h merit, at the Hotel Of VIM. l.. Boak, il
Martnsburg, we will take the DISPOSITIONS
Of Danl Burkhart, Adam Young, Anthony
S. Chambers, and John w Boyd. which we
shall offer as evidence in a suit now pending
in the County Court Of Berkeley County on
its Chancery side, wherein, we are Plaintiffs
and you are Defendants.
GEORGE RAENHAL.
June H., l646.-iw.
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Notice.

HyHOSE persons who have had settlements
n with the late Df. ]. S. Harrison as Ex-
ecutor of his Fathers Estate, will confer a
special favor on all interested by calling on me,
at my Store, in Martinsburg.
WILLIAM DORSEY;
June Is, lS46-3t .4dm'r de bonis non
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Administrators ofH. ". DEE

r. S.--As there were many private papers
deposited with the deceased for safe keeping.
in which his estate has no concern, those per-
sons entitled TO demand them, are requested to
call and otherwise dispose of them.
July IL, lS46-2w
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$4,000
EDfgr,Ctf .Rl.flCfQs.

EUST received, n large assortment OF FAN
81 CY ARTlCLES-to which would call
the attention Of the public As bargains will
be given, il will be 10 the interest ola who
want, to call. IPiH DORSEY
Nav %
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EEAMES' DIARY or Sudden Riches
~ by Michael Angelo Titmarsh, Esq, Au-
thor OF ''The Yellow Plush Correspondence"
"The Irish Sketch Book, )" &c.--illustrated with
numerous comical engravings. For sale at
this Office. Price l2A cts.
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PHILOSOPHY OF THE WATER
n CURE: Development Of the True
Principles of Health and Longevity-by Jno.
Balbmnie, M. D.--illustrated with the Comics
sions and Observations of Sir Edwd. Lyton
Bulwer The Bathing is illustrated by engra-
wings First American Edition from the Sec
ond London Edition. For sale at this Office
Price % cts.
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ErOu! FgOge !!

EUST received and on hand, very large
eS stock Of IRON, Of almost every kind,
which will warrant 10 be equal 70 any sold IN
II. II. Depot, Mays w. KROESE,E
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LOTTERY.

IT'D IFQ O lHtlE1R Sc 90.
No } Frankiia Rask l5ailsifrxs.
North ST.. baltimore, Ed.
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*The important faeii IS however. TO be noted. that
the Counties Of Washington, Smy,he, Montgomery,
Pulaski FLOYD, GraysOn and Wythe having a
white population in 1910 Of IS, 220-sre classed 10
the Trans Allegheny District They, rightfully,
belong 10 the Valley Their trade has, heretofore,
been, and by the construction ct The southwestern
sTurupk upon which tho State has embarked must,
hereafter be, exclusively, with the East The
identty Of the interests Of these Counties with the
VALLEY and the East j. complete. 10 this view
(elassing them with the Valleyl The Central Disi-
sion eonia,n, $50 g9t white inhabitants--bsing TO-
$40 more thor hay Of the sntirs ,ch'ts population Of
the .Stats
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Witness present, PETER ii. CAV.
Martinsburg, Berkeley Co. Va, June 9, a
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SHERIFFS SALE OF
JUDO VI ENTS.

NOT!CE.-On the 3rd Monday IN March
IL lo46, will sell for cash, at the Court
House Door, in the town of Ripley, the
following Judgments. to satisfy the costs there.
or, to witt
VIM. F. Payne vs. Andrew Davis. Admin.
lstrator of Martha Davis decd. dated 3O,h Sen
tember, 1874, Judgment $3.50 SO.
Samuel Mostly vs s tephen Greer, dated ls
October 1914, amt. Of judgment $2S992
Jas Allen vs Hinson PurneIl, dated 3rd Octo
Der 1874, amt of judgment $l2S, 66.
Greenbury Mitchell vs. John s MAY. dated
Ord October 1874, amt nf ;- yy.iO.11,
Henry Ra..ougii use OF John Burrouoh v,
I'."n ) May. dated 3rd October 1874, amour
OF Judgment $426,5O.
Edward Grooms vs. Jas M Moore and Johr
Mckee. dated 9th October 1910, amount O
judgmen, $l59,l8
Hiram Howard vs. Edward Dasheiu, dated
9th October le4O, amt Of judgment $6O,36.
Means 3 Cunningham vs. John M Willis
dated 9th October 1910, amt judgment sos so.
Joseph SuIlivan vs Sarah & Ransom Fuller,
dated 9Th October 1910, am, judgment 500. IS
JenknsJ Williams vs. George A Phifer, dated
outh March lS42. amt Of Judgment 500,
September l842, amt of judgment Sll555lI
Bern and Burnside vs. Richard p Dean da.
ted Oh September 1912, amt judgment liz 81
Morris q Dumas vs. John SMay, dated 29ih
May 1889, amount Of judgment $27,I4.
Johnson vs John Burns d. David Walden
dated Goth November 1888, am. judp 1925 81.
David Riddle vs H w Keebe, dated 27thl
Nov 1888, amount Of judgment $l65,74,
Thomas A Adams vs H w Keeble e. others
dated 29'h May 1888, amt judgment $3.50.
Haywood Bowers. adm 3rc vs. H w Keeble,
dated 29,h May 1889, amt judgment S2O,2s.
Jas w Sumner use of Henry Wright, W. E
N Rogers and A N Young, dated 18th May
1889, amount of judgment $S67,96.
Alex N Caldwell vs. E NJ Rogers, dated
o. May 1889, amt Of judgment Si24l7.
Same VS. E N Rogers. dated 2s,h NAV 1889,
amount Of judgment $2l4,l4
Citizen s Woods vs f M Rogers, dated
9S May 1889, amt of judgment 1928,
H f. } Kirkman W Isaac Moore. dated Goth
March l64l. amt OF Judgment $500.
Tarver & Moore We Chas Hines, dated 29th
May 1888, amt Of judgmen, $6s,76.
Nathanie! A Clark vs. VIM Eaton, dated 2s,h
May 1888, amt Of judgment $l364O.
WIN Moore VS. Jane McEIwee. dated LIST
April lo4l, amt Of judgment $7O65.
Wiley Morgan vs. Jno & Williams. dated
9Th November 1888, amt judgment sos. lO4.
Jpo Booth vs Haywood Johnson, dated 9th
October 1910, $ls2O3.
A. e. BLAIR, Sheriff
Of Tippah County Miss
Deem. 18th 1S45-2-3m
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

0NAKEN up by John II. Norton, living s
u miles North Of Ripley, near the Purdy
road, one sorrel mare, supposed to be years
old Eext spring, no brands perceivable, a .wart
on the near side of the neck, and . not on her
right fore legj about LAY hands high, with white
hind feet; Appraised to $50.
ALSO, one Grey mare, supposed to be 0 or
10 years old, no brands, lief. hind leg has the
appearance of having been hurt, small black
spot on her back, about IA hands high; Ap.
praised to $40.
Taken up by Andrew Prater, living miles
south Of Ripley, small sorrel horse, supposed
TO be 4years old last spring, blaze face, hind
legs white up to the hook joints; Appraised
to $40.
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
January Ord 1861 -3w