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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
PROSPECTUS OF THE
"BERKElEY RECORDER"

HVHE undersigned intends to commence the
L publication OF a rev weekly paper, in Mar
tinsburg, Virginia, on or about the lst of April
next, under the title of the ''BERkELEY RE-
C0RDER."
The paper will b: neutral in politics and reli-
gion and shall be devoted entirely to NEWS,
LITERATURE and MISCELLANY, and to the
best interests of our State and People.
The Proprietor will seek TO make the Recorder
. welcome visitor to every family, furnishing
them weekly compendium Of what is transpi
ring in the world, the local items OF the town
and County, original and select literature, choice
miscellany and editorial variety.
Boosting one of the most beautiful and enter
prising inland towns and this the seat of one Of
the wealthicst best cultivated ard most finely
cultivated Counties in Virginia, with thriving
industrious and intelligent population, 1T shall
be the aim of the Recorder to become an indls
pensablc adjunct, by identifying itself with the
advancement of the Educational Agricultural,
the Mercantile and Mechanical! interests of our
people, and through its columns to foster and
keep alive that spirit of thrift and energy which
is destined to throw into the possession OF our
citizens still greater ratio of wealth and con
tentment
Neither political disputation nor sectarion
controversy shall ever find placein the columns
of the Recorder. Such matters have more ap
proprlate sphere IN those journals processing an
an authority to discuss them, and our patrons
may rest assured that our paper will be to all
intents and purposes, entirely neutral.
The BERKELEY RECORDER will be of the size
Of the Charestown Free Press or the Spirit OF
Jefferson. The printing department will beun
der the control Of practical Printer, and in
design and neatness the paper will be fair
specimen Of typography.
nrThe terms VIII be two dollars year, pay
able upon receipt of the first number.
The subscriber viii canvass the County fol
the purpose of obtaining subscriptions, and he
hopes his friends will interest themselves in be
half of the enterprise.
d. SMITH EICIIELBLRGER.
January 81 lS55-3t*
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FINE JEWELRY.

4 HAVE just opened and now offer for sale to
n my customers, friends and public, a fine and
beautiful assortment Of Jewelry, comprising al
most every style of Pins, Gents and Ladies }
Ear Rings, Plain, Gold, Set, Pearl and Cape
May Diamond, Set Finger Rings, Lava Ear
Drops, Gold Pencils, Ladies Gold Chains,
Bracelets, Watch Pins, and the beautiful, I'M
common, Ladies' Enammeled Gold Ribbon Pin,
this article is of French manufacture, and is not
only beautiful, but durable, and has no compe-
tition in this market Cuff Pins of every style,
and many articles in the line which it Shall be
my pleasure to show when called upon. All
articles warranted as represented, both in price
and quality to be cheap and good as they can
be procured in Baltimore. Call and examine for
yourselves as have perfect show.
JNO. f. HARRISON, Druggist,
Nov. %, "a. Marble Slab Store,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.
PAINTS, OILS, AND
DYE-STUFFS.

y HAVE now and keep constantly on hand, a
Il full and excellent supply Of all Of the above
articles, which am able to offer to my friends,
customers, and purchasers in general at low
prices and on the usual terms. also keep con-
stantly on hand large supply OF Window Glass,
assorted Sizes Putty, for wholesale or retail,
Essences, Colognes, British Oil, Oil ofSpike and
Oil Of Stone, Godfrey's Cordial, Liquid and Sol
id Opodeldoc, Csrminative, No. 6 Pills, Hair
Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, &C., &C., which
fiattcr myself in saying that | can offer to
Country Merchants at rs low prices and on as
accommodating terms as they can procure them
in Baltimore, as | Manufacture many Of them,
and can therefore vouch for their quality. L
hope my friends win call and give me a trial
it is all | ask--for am persuaded that they will
find it to their interest to buy of rue.
JNO. +. HARRISON, Druggist,
Nov. 20, "a. Marble Slab Store.
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VALUABLE FARM ron SALE.

HvHE heirs Of the Late John Park. decd,
u viii offer for sale. before the Court House
door, in Martinsburg. on MONDAY, March
l2fh. (Court-day) their FARM in Berkeley Co.,
Va. nine miles South Of Martinsburg the Coun-
~ seat containing
asa ACRES
Of productive land--part limestone and part
slate. Of the best quality--about 100 Acres
u valuable TIMBER, the balance in IfS
good state Of cultivation. and we'll adap- --~A'--
ted to the production Of the various grains and
grasses grown in this section Of the country.
The improvements consist of a large two
story DWELLING HOUSE and KITCH- kst@.s
IN. large and convenient BARN, ex- EtiH
tensiye Stabling, Dairy, Granary, Corn MalI
House. Smoke House. Blacksmith Shop. &C., &c.
There u on the premises good APPLE Or
CHAkD, with a variety Of Pear, Peach and
other Fruit Trees The water-whicb is fur
nished by several Springs--is pure, abundant
and has never been known TO fail and is so sit
uated that Stock can have free access to itfrom
nearly every field. at all seasons.
The Farm contains large proportion of good
Meadow land. is convenient to a large wood
range. and y in every respect highly desirable
as a stock Fam.
The situation is healthy and pleasant, conve-
nient TO several Churches, Schools, Post Office,
Mills. Stores, &C., &c,
As purchasers wishing TO purchase will, Of
course, first view the property, il is deemed un-
necessary to give further description.
BD~Ihe Terms--which will be accommoda-
ting-will be made known on the day Of sale,
or previously, on application to the subscriber
living on the land JAMES PARK,
Jan. p, '55-ts For self and other heirs.
gIrAdams Sentinel Gettysburg. Pa, copy
and send bill 10 this Office
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TERMS per session OF fire mont
VALUABLE
BERKELEY FARM FOR SALE.

fsSHF undersigned offers at private sale a valu-
able farm in Berkeley County, Virginia, ly-
ing near the mouth Of Opequon Creek, on the Po-
tomac river, seven miles from Shepherds;own and
eight from Iariinsburg, containing 2o2 ACRES.
The land lies near the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
10 acres are frst-rate river BOTTOM the balance is
ton of timber
The improvements consist of a good Dwelling
with the necessary out-buiidings, first-rate
Swisher 5ara, &c. The farm is well supplied
with never-failing water has on it an orchard of
good fruit and is of the most desirable in the
neighborhood. 1t is now occupied by Ar. Joseph
Seibert.
Te1ns--0He-third of the purchase money will
be required in hand, and the balance in two equal
annual payments with interest. The deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises.
Sent. G '54 PRISCILLA TURNER
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Trunks AND CARPET BAGS.
NEW CONCERN.
D;esaieE q. Snyder,

XToULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Martinsburg aud vicinity. that he is
prepared 10 manufacture to order, at his resi-
dence, Two doors south Of M Locke's store,
all kinds of Ladies' and Childrena' Boots and
Shoes. al the shortest notice and upon moder-
ate terms, Tor cash, or short credit TO punciual
customers, ana will keep on hand for sale a
small assortment of well selected city made
work for ladies and children.
Also, Leather, Trimmings and Findings Of
every description used ia the manufacture Ct
Boots and Shoes, consisting in part as follows:
SPANISH AND SLAUGHTER SOLE.
French Calf Skins, Hips. Patent Leather. Mo
rocco of all kinds, Bindings, Lining Skins,
Pegs, Thread. Sparables. Wax, SC. All 10
want of the above named articles will find il 10
their interest 10 give him call.
Nov %. IS54.-ly
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BERKELEY LAND FOR SALE.


10y virtue of Deed Of Trust from Henry 81
ID George Tucker, deed, and his wife, to me
Of record in Berkeley and jefferson Counties
and wtfh The co7sca Of he IRIS Of said decedent-
will offer for sale that
LARGE TRACT Of LAND,
containing aeariy 40 -fCRHs. lying partly in
the Counties Of Berkeley and jefferson, 10 two
farms, the one known as
STONE HOUSE FARM.
AND The oTnfn AS
The Creek, or BOley Farm
Dry ef sats--MoNDAY, March 18th, 1868
(County Court day} Place Of e--Martinsburg
before the Court House door
The Store House Farm contains, as by recent
survey, 432 Acres ? Roods and 20 Poles. II con
sis,s of excetteHt Limesfoas Lind chiefy-is rel
timtered--nnd has fine sfream Of srafer running
through it. Ii is admirabiy adapted TO raising
Wheat II has good improvements upor it,
The Creek Farm
contains, as by recent survey. 5l61s ACRES. II
has large quantity Of timber land--is princi-
pally &, Cd Slate land, with a considerable amount
of valuable low ground lying upon the opequon,
which is the Western boundary of the farm. 1t
has q fse, bold stream running through il andl
empfying into the opequ0n.
These tracts of land lie convenient to several
Touring mills, three or four miles from Martins.
Dufg--a mile OF TWO from uepoLS On the baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road --aud six or seven miles from
the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, FIVE miles OF
which is upon good Turnpike Roid.
The faie 10 The tciole land is perfectly good as
all disposed to purchase readily be satisfied
about, by reference 70 the gentlemen mentioned
below
The undivided half Of each tract is conveyed
to me, and will only sell so much.
Terms- Of Sote.--une fourth upon the LIST Of
April, 1868, the balance in three equal annual
payments, with interest from that day-the in.
terest payable when the bonds are payable
Conveyance on the LIST Of April, fS5s--the pur-
chaser executing bonds and decd of trust to secure
deferred payments.
Refer 10 ID. IL CONRAD, Esq., Msstinsburg, Va,
or g. r. TrcKeR, Esq, Winchester, Va
f6y-Possession given April lsr, 1855, with
leave TO tenants to cut aud secure the growing
crop of small gain.
HH MARSHALL, Trustee.
January 3, ls55-ts
Bsis~As The owner of the other half Of the two
racts referred to above. l will at the same time
and place, and upon the same terms. sell my inter-
est in the same and will give deed of warranty
Tor the same.
Having been 10 possession Of the land in ques-
tcn for nearly 50 years, as my own 7adsaea tdna
and being unincunbered. there can be no question
about my title | refer TO the same gentlemen
above named ANN L. TUCKER.
The heirs consent TO the above sale
J. r. TUCKER for the Heirs.
January 2, 1855.
fs1~Spirt of Jefferson. Free Press. Charles
town, Va, and Valley Spirit, Chnmbcrsbug, Pa
insert until sale, and send bills to Gazette Office
for payment
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ron rae sesscsSsExs TO rnK
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SETTLE UP,

TIVE season of the year for making settlements
is now at hand, and those indebted 10 me will
please call without delay and close their account:
either by cash or note hope those whose in.
debtedness has been standing from two to five
years, viii not delay payment any longer, as re
ally want the money,
Jan. 8, '55. j. w. BOYD.
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MARTINSBURG ACADEMY.
YIvIT Ar rTGET.
Chas. e. Fafnessoek, Principal.
Mems. Chas. Heux,


PRcf. or FEExcn, SPANISH AND ITAIIAx.l
III Vie Aeademir year includes the months ofSep-
tetnber and June, and is divided into two ses-
sions Of hve months each Semi-annual examina-
tions will be held, 10 which ull are cordially in
vited.
The system Of instruction willbc thorough and
extensive. embracing all the brai.'he of liberal
English and Classical education,
Ills purpose and desire is, 10 devote his time to
the mental improvement. and moral training ofthe
youth committed to his care and rs guarantee Of
this, be has the honor 10 refer TO the following
gentlemen, some Of whom have been bis patrons
Andrew Hunter, ESQ., Priest Board CharessOwn Academy
poct Cordell, do Va.
Hon Chas. J. Faulkner, Mar insburg, q.
Rev x. r. Berry,
w. T. Compton, ESD, Berkeley Co.,
W r. SnOdgrass, Esq,
Thos. Bryariy, Esq,
Persons wishing TO learn further particulars,
will be kind enough 10 consult any cf the Board
of Trustees ofthe Martinsburg Academy.
TRUSTEES.
J.. G. PsSnLErow, Prcst. Col. JoHS SrRorHaR,
D. H. CoERAD, sec. joins w. BoYD, Esq.
Dr. K. McSHERRy
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
WILLIAM r. M'D8NALD,
WATCH RI a E.R.

TIME subscriber respectfully tenders his scrvi-
ees 10 the citizens Of Martinsburg and the
public generally, as an experienced and practi-
cal Watch and Clock repairer.
At the solicitation of a large number Of che cit
zens of this place, he has determined TO (e2Sa
Ls-sJ a.d asiss the public 10 tsss HE 81 "a
work before sending elsewhere. All work Prompi-
~ done and guaranteed 'cei done and upon reaso'G-
Jte terms. Particular attention given to repairs
Of Jewelry, Music Boxes, Accor9eons, &c.
Call at the room recently occupied by Mr.. Hen
ny Myers irectly opposite the Market House
November S 1854 -Rep
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THE FREDEnECK
FEMALE SEMINARY

+ $ located in Frederick City, Nd, ss hss-e.
Il and pleasant a tewn as any In the SsnsAsss
Sta es
LrS- The Scholdssic 4, ties ssil be ressSed
on Monday. the All day of September nert.
This lnssitsiion has an able and efficient Board
Of Professors and Teachers good Library, e.
cellent Musical Instruments an extensive them
zeal and Philosophical apparatus, and u q coma
IDENTIFY believed thai il offers a. many facilities
for imrarling N through, extensive and refined
education as any Seminary IN The land.
The School is nor sscrARIAS. on The contrary
the young ladies are strictly required TO atten
such Church as parents designate. accompanied
always by teacher.
Scholars will be received at any time during
the year, and win be charged proporticnably frsu
the date Of their entrance to the close ofthe sche
lastic year in July.
rsrfor Bosvd and Tiafion iae'aiiag fraisAss
Reomss, LigAfs, Faei, Washing, ete, 5000 per SsAo
tastie year paysbis haif-ytaTiy IL sdreacs.
gyFor Circulars and other particulars address
July %, 1854 H. WINCHESTER, Pres'e
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BUNKER HILL SCHOOL

TINHE Scholastic ear will hereafter be divided
I into two Terms or Sessions Of Eve month";
each the first oommencing on the first Monday liz
September. the second on the first day OF Febru-
uary. allowing avaci tion during the warm months
Of July and August.
The proper time to enter is at the beginning Of
session, as il is Important that students be'pre-
sent at the formation OF the classes to secure the
advantages of fair start in the studies to be pur
sued, but admission ma be ID aimed at other
times II desired.
An examination will be held on the last Friday
of each month and also At the close of the session
which the parents and friends of the students
are respectfully and earnestly requested to ~
tend. al
TENNIS rER SESSION:
Elementary branches $500
f. Grammar and Geography 500
Higher Eaglish and Mathematics 1900
Languages 1000
August so. %. j. i. CAhLlLE, a
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DAGUERREAN LIKENEssES
STATl0NiRY AND R00kS.

w RlTING Paper Of every kind, Envelopes,
w Quilts, Steel Peas aud holders, Blank
Books, Bibles. Prayer Books, Chilirens Books,
Animals for 1888, Albums Sealing Wax, Waters,
Sand and Sand Boxes, Lead Pencils. Porte Folos,
the Standard Poems and all the varioas School
Books, &c, SC, just received aud for sale by
Dee. 6. "a w. DORSEY.
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Two Hundred Acres
.sOs,n Weller.

4 TToRNEY AT LAW, sill practice in the
N Courts Of Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan,
and give prompt attention to all business entrusted
to him.
Psls"0ffice in Mariinsburg,on King street near
ly opposite the Old Presbyterian Church
January H. i55.
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

u HAVE just received and opened large
I and beautiful lot or silver plated Albata
ware consisting of Table Forks. Dessert Forks,
Table Spoons. Dessert Ditto, and Tea Spoons,
which guarantee 10 be cheaper and far supe.
rior TO any ware Of the kind ever offered IN this
market; persons wishing 10 supply themselves
will do well TO call soon as there is great de-
mand for the article. BE careful to notice the
Marble SLAB. in the pavement with the name
JOHN +. HARRISON,
Nov. %, 1854. Druggist.
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DAGUERRE0TYPEs.

A STEWART. daguerrean Artist, respect
n fully informs the citizens Of Martnsburg,
ana vicinity, that he has taken a room one door
east of the Post Office up stairs, where he is pre-
pared to execute
DAGUERREAN LIkENEssES
in superior style. Daguerreotypes inserted in
Lockets, Breast Pins and Finger Rings.
Hours of operation from So A NJ. tilt z. NJ.
Angnst D 1871 Jim.
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FRESH SUPPLY

hF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
" Stuffs, &c. We are now opening a new
supply Of articles in the above named list, and
can assure all who may be in want, that every
confidence may be placed in getting the tue and
genuine, unless otherwise stated.
Every proper attention paid to prescriptions
and all other preparations w. DORSEY,
November 20, 1854. Druggist.
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New Sewelry.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Jewelry my
"A stock in this line being new. purchasers may
rely upon getting the most fashionable articles
anu at very moderate prices-among my assort-
ment may he found Gold and Silver Watches Gold
and Silver Pencil Gases. goll Tooth Picks, Ma
sonic, Odd Fellow and Know Nothing Breast Pins
-Lockets Rings, &c. EVANS
na.pmhar 1874
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Fanny GOODS.

M are now opening q long list Of new ar
w ticles in the above line, aRG shall be pleas
ed to show them to all who may give us a call,
there viii be found many superior and beautiful
goods,--to be sold low for. the cash or to pune
tual customers on short credit. Call and ex-
anime our stock WILLIAM DORSEY,
November 49, 1854 Druggist.
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ATTENTION LADIES'!
HENRY GOLDDuRG

.TENAKES this method to nfom the Ladies OF
L Martinshurg and vicinity, that he has just
received variety of all colors OF
SILK, CLOTH AND MERIy0 CAPEs, AND cLeAES,
which he win sell very cheap, at the sign Of the
Red Flag Store. Nov. Is, "a.
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E'hncY GCOls.

4 LARGE variety,-persons in want Of goods
~ in this line will find IL to their advantage Il
call at my store. whore can be had sand Toys
really amusing, Tin Toys aud long list Of arti-
cles too numerous TO menton-at
December 49, 1854. kENANS'
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REMOVAL.

rENiIE undersigned has moved his stock of goods
to the store room on the corner OF Queen st
and the public square, formerly occupied by NJ
Locke, where he will be pleased to see his Gus
toners and the people generally, to examine his
eral weeks after the usual time in depressed
market. G. W. BURNS.
November & 1884
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LADIES' INSTITUTE,
EranIxlin square. Bniafnmerc, Md.
HEADS or FAMILY: -
MR.. & MRS. WIN. McCLENAHAN
INSTRUCTORS

INSTRUCTORS
H. b. McCLENAHAN, Principal;
Mus. ii. NJ. D0WD. English Branches and
Belles-Lettrcs.
MISS HARRIET A D0wD, Primary Depart
ment:
Mis-. II. d. MccLENAHAN, Instrumonsa
Music
PRor. A. ). CLEAvELAND, Vocal Music;
Mr.. EMIL KETT. Drawing and Painting;
Ma. r. j. BOOTH, Teacher Of Languages.
TTyHE Fourth Annual Session will commence on
the first Monday in September, 1884 The
Course OF Study includes all the Branches taaghs
in the best Academies for Young Ladies, being
selected with reference to the position Of Woman
in Society and her influence as an Educator.
new School Building, just completed, has been
erected on the site Of the former one; the Prma-
nv Department will hereafter occupy the first
story the Academic Department the second the
third story contains the Dormitorlcs for boarding
Pupils The Assistants are all experienced Teach
ers, the Ladies being graduates Of one Of the best
Female Colleges in New England, Parents who
desire Home School for their daughters are res
pectfully requested to examine the claims Of this
one Circulars with full particulars can be Oh
tanned of DIR. REUBEN SUMMERS, Martlusbare, Va /,
and at this Office August 10, 1854
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INTERESTING BOOKS.

ID uTH HALL, by Fanny Fern,
III Fudge Dongs,
Lie OF Horace Greedy, editor of the Tribune,
Land of che saraeene, by Bayard Taylor,
Southwark, Ho by Simms
Brnshwood picked up on the Contine nt-by
Howitz,
Ida May,-Bur aud More's Poems,
Frank Leslie for January, best number yet,
Jan "a ;55 To be had at EVANS
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE

HAS just been organized, refurnished, and
now in the full tide of successful operatio
in New York-so L is with the great