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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14

The steamer Atlantic arrived at New York
on Friday morning last, with Liverpool dates
to The 9TH MI. The intelligence from Se-
vsstopool presents matters it the same atti-
tuds they have exhibited for some time past.
If there Is any change it is against the allies
The Russians have received large reinforce
ments and are reported to be prepared to
again assume the offensive. Disease con-
.inues its devastations in The allied army, and
Menschikoff relies upon Generals January,
February. and March to 6gbt the battles
Of the Russians.
The most important item Of the political
intelligence is the resignation Of Lord John
Russell, and the tbreatning breaking up Of
tho entire ministry. The powerful phil.i-
pics Of the London Times, and the general
discomfort at the mismanagement Of the war
have no doubt caused this result. Public
feeling was tending towards peace. The
commercial news shows an advance 10 -four,
cotton was unchanged.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
February IA, 1S55--ts
WELL KEPT FURNITURE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

EHlTIE subscriber declining housekeeping Of
Il fers at Private Sale, his Furniture,
&C. AS every thing has been well kept, and
only some four years old, it offers inducements
to those who want to buy. Application can be
made at my house, any day after 10 o'clock.
Aiahogany Sofa Table, marble Top;
Rout Table, Extension Table. Sideboord;
Uindotc Otfomans. Wardrobe;
Dressing Bureau, Wash Stands:
Cane Seat Chairs, Rocking Chars;
W,ndoie Blinds, Bedsteads, Looking Glasses /;
Feather Beds, Mattresses, Lounge;
Mating, Carpets, Brass Andirons
Office Table, Office Chair, Book Shelues;
China. Glass, &C., Stsves--sood and coal;
Coal Cooking gsopa, together NTH Pipe,
Drums and Shset hon Fire Board;
Harm Clock, Kitcken Utensils;
Pots, Ovens, Saddle and Birdie;
Jeliy Strainer, Austin's Patent Freezer;
Bel Mettie Kettle, Tin Safe, &C.;
Il lot of best Lump Coal-about 6 Tons;
also offer for sale rery superior GO Octave
Piano, Rosewood only two years in use, made
by Knabe, Ghale & Co., Baltimore. There is
no better Piano than this in the County--fully
warranted, and will be sold for $40.
Terms-The usual credit Of six months Will
be given on all sums over S5, the purchaser CIV
ing bond and approved security.
February IA, ls55-Rep. st.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14

Hem, Hibbasd. Heisier. Hill. Hillyer, Ia
gersoli, Johnson, Jones Of Tenn, jones OF
La. Ksilt. Kidweli. Kuf,z. Leichsr. Lamb.
Lilly, Lindsiey. Macdonald, NJ Dsugal. Me-
Mullen, McNsir, Mcqueen. MsxweIl, May.
Miller OF Ind, Morrison. Nichols. Noble,
OIds, Orr, Perkins Of La. Phelps, Richard
son. RIDDLE, Robbins. Rowe, Rufin. Russell,
Seymour, Shaw. Shower. S,mons, Single
ton. Smyth Of Tenn. Sny,h Of Texas,
S.sun,on OF Ky, 5'r,u5. S'uar. OF Mich.
Stuart Of ONO. Tsylos OF N. York Trout.
Tweed. Upham. Vanssnt. Walbrdge, Wal
ker. Valley, Walsh. Warren. Washburn Of
H.. Wells. Wentworth ofIll., White, Wright
Of Miss. Wright OF Pa.
Nsys-Msssrs. Aiken, Bayly of Virginia.
Ball, Banks, Bennett. Benson, Bagg, Car
penieT Csru'hets. Chase, Clingman. Cobb,
Cook. Corwin. Disney. Durham, Eastman,
Edgerton EiheIidge. Eyethaii, Faulkner,
Fenion. Flagler, Franklin Goodwin, Grey.
Green, Hallau Of Ohio Harlan Of Indiana,
Haven. Houston Howe. Hunt. Jones of ".
Y, Kerr. Knox, La'ham. Lndley Lyon,
McCulloch. Mace. Maaeson, NAVAL. Mid
dleswsr'h. Millson Morgan. Murray Oliver
of n Y. Oliver Of Missouri. Parker, Peek
ham, Penaiagion, Phil ps. Ptai, Pringe,
Puryear Ready, Reese, Richie Of Pa,
Ritcbey OF OHIO r gers, Sabn. Sage, Sapp,
Seward Shannon. Sklron. S,Iers. san
ton Of Tenn, Taylor OF Ohio. Teller. Thurs
ton, Tracy, Wade, Wheeler, Yates, Zolli-
Golfer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
SECRET SOCIETIES.


Our Democratic cotemporaries are all We
ny much opposed to secret societies The
very idea of secret association of freemen
for political imposes, is abhorrent to these
fair and open gentlemen who choose to fer
got, that almost every legislative caucus held
by the Democratic members Of the Virginia
Legislature for years past, was secret
conu}ave that every Court House clique
whose spoltical rascality' has 30 frequent-
ly troubled our Democratic friends Of the
sort, concocted it's schemes in secret; and
that the "Tamany Society which first pro
mulged the doctrines which form the staple
Of National Democratic Platforms, was Sc
c-et order.
But further lit is one Of the 'usages OF
the party" for every simon pure Democrat,
to swear by the bones Of Jefferson, that the
present democratic organization is neither
more or les than the same party which has
existed since the irst formation of Democrat
ic associations; well, for the sake of the mr.
gument let us admit ,his proposition: turn
we then to the history OF the Democratic SO
cietes formed under the auspices OK Mr. JET
ferson in 1893 We quote from the first
volume of the first edition, of Marshalls HE
Of Washington, page 426.
soon alter the arrival of Mr.. Genet. a
Democratic society was formed in Pbiadel-
phia which seems to bave taken for its mod
Ell the Jacobin Club Of Paris a constant cir.
culation Of useful information, ard liberal
communication of Republican sentiments,
were thought to be best antidotes to any po-
liticcl poison With which the vital principles
Of civil liberty might be attacked. Now ev'
cry body who reads history knows that the
Jacobin Club was secret order but we
have authority Of the Statesman Manual,
(vol. LIST page 25) for the positive assurance
| that these Democratic Societies were secret
organizations With what grace gentlemen
CT the Democracy can you denounce thu
"Know NothingS' for holding their meet
ings in secret, when your old aud nelc organ
izatioDs were perfected in secret couclaves
and when the secret caucus is still one o
your most efficient engines Of party warfare
-Staunton republican
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
THE KNOW SOMETHING'S.

Much has been said in the newspapers
at various times times about secret order
with the above title, which started in Phla-
delpLia aud has extended to Cincinnati and
other cities One who processes to be mem
Der Of it gives in the New York Tribune the
following as it's creed -
Il. Opposition to all forms of tyranny ov err
the mind or body Of man. ?, Neither nature
nor the constitution Of our country recogni
yes the right of man to property in man -
g. Principles and character, and rot birth
place, are the true standards of qualification
for citizenship A. No more slave States
should be admitted into the Union, and there
should be neither slavery nor involuntary
servitude, except for crime in any territory
of the States. 5. The papal power being a
political despotism under the garb Of religion
its supporters should not be permitted to
bold Office in free country. 6. The people
being the legitimate source of politca, power,
al! Offices, national as well as State, so far
as practicable should be filed by direct
vote OF the electors
The Know Something's have been started
in opposition TO the Know Noshiugs, The
second and fourth articles of their platform
as stated above, are sufficient for the South
but tho Order is. nevertheless recommended
to the frieno,,y consideration of those oppo-
sed to the Know Nothiugs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the House of Representatives on Mon
day last, Mr.. Wille asked leave lointroduee
the following preamble and resolutions. in
relation 10 the Know-nohing organization ::
Whereas discussions have been INDUCED
in in this House, in committee oi-ihe Whole,
which. with other circumstances, lead 10
The conviction that there exists 10 this coun-
try an extensive secret os,h-bound political
association. which seems intended 10 inter
fere with the putty of elections and the
legislation Of he coun'ry-sucl' an sssocia-
tioD has excited the fears and induced the
solemn warnings of Washington, 10 his fare'
well address therefore,
Resoired, That in the opinion OF lhis
House the existence OF a secret oa'h-oound
political association, having in view an in
reference with the ssnciy Of the ballot box,
and tie direction Of the course oil nasiona'
or municipal legislation, is inconsistent WIN
and dangerous TO the institutions OF Repuo-
licanism and directly 5os'i!e to The genius
OF this government.
Resofved, That every attempt 10 proscrioe
any class Of citizens on account OF their re-
;igious opinions, or TO harm or iujure any
religious denomination by national legIsla-
lion, is in direct violation Of the constitution
of the United States.
Resofped That while careful and strict
administration of the naturalization laws Is
solemn duty, yet every interference WIN
the guaranteed rights OF ns,urslized citizens
is inconsistent with the plghted faith OF the
nation. and must diminish ITS growth ana
prosperity.
Objection was made.
Mr.. Wi,le.-I move a suspension OF the
rules and wish the vote TO be regarded as a
test question.
Mr.. Wentworth. Of lllinols.--l want
call of the House for fuli vote We oughl
to show hands. lam prepared.
The House refused the call
| MIR. Bayly. Of Virginia.-No gentleman
can propose les. Tor me- Inc 'eso'uuon'
plate no action, and | shall vote a
gains, The motion to suspend the rules
MIR. Stanton. OF Tennessee.-So shall l
Judge Bayly. and I'm no Know-Nothing'
Mr Jones, of Tennessee--l am satisfied
that 40 good. but harm. will be done to-day
and therefore move the House adjourn,--
Not carried. Much confusion prevailed
amid cries Of question. /" face the music
&c.)
The question was then taken on suspend
ing the rules and decided negatively
yeas IO4. nays SS-two.thirds not voting II
the affirmative. The vote was as follows;
Yes-J. C. Allen and Willis Alien Of
H., Appleton. Ashs. Bailey Of Ga Banks
dale. Barry, Belcher, Benton. Bliss Bocock
Boyce, Breckenridge Bridges, Caskle Chan
dler, Chaslain, Craftsman. Clarke Cra'se
Curtis, Davis of r T., Davis OF Ind, Daw
son, Edmonds, Edmuudson Elliot OF Mass.
Elliott of Kv,. Ellison, English Farley
Fioreocc F0''sr C8iIngs Green Grsen
] nn-a ~ LL.n Easings E-ndLl.E.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
THE BOUNTY LAND BILL.

This bill was passed on Monday Of last
week, by vote of 80 to Is. The Senators
from Virginia voted against it,
The bill as it now stands. proposes to
give 100 acres Of land to all persons who
served during any Of the wars since 1870
to the widowes of such Revolutionary Off
GERS and soldiers as have not received land !;
and for service not less than fourteen days,
except to persons actually engs ged in battle
It also proposes to add twenty per copt to
the Individual pensions Of officers and forty
per cent to the pensions of privates.
1t is to be hoped tina. the House Of hop
resentatives will pass the ILL promptly
Every day the old soldiers are passing away,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14

In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. FAUX
SER made>a personal explanation, IN reply to
comments made in his District upon his vote
against suspendiag the rules, on Monday of last
week. for the consideration of the Anti-know
Nothing resolutions offered by Mr., Witte, and
said 81 am not, never have been, and never
expect to be member Of any secret oath-bound
political association. claim communion with
but one political organization, and that IS the
great national Democratic party of this country
"a party that has shown itself, after the most
ample experience, broad enough to embrace all
the vast interests of liberty and humanity, and
strong enough to uphold by its firLI and conser-
vative grasp the Constitution of my country and
nnion Of these States"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
pie0,

On the LIST inst, DAVID EDWARD, infant son
of Michael and and Harriet S. Pitzer, aged l
year month and ii days.
On Monday, 10Th of January, at the residence
of his son, Mr. S. L. Wright, in Bern Township,
Fairfield County, Ohio, Mr.. WILLIAM WRlsHT,
in the seth year of his age, formerly Of this
county.
On the 30th of January, GEoRGIANA ", the
daughter of James s. and Elizabeth Pitzer, aged
III months and ~ days.
Dearest Daughter thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God that has bereft US,
lie can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life is fled;
Then in Heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
MAJOR GINERAL SCOTT
WASHINGTON. Feb. u, 1865

NAsfiINuiVN, ico. AIoc
Tho House Of representatives., to- day, by
a majority Of sixty one votes, passed the
Joint reolution of the tenate authorizing the
President of the United States to confer tho
brevet title OF Lieutenant General for emf
nent military services
It's we'll knoMn that the object Of the
act is to confer distinguished houor on
Major Geui Scott, though his name is not
mentioned in theresolution
The title does not properly express what
is intended. As lieutenant is subordinate
to captain, so we think lieutenant gen
eral is less in authority than mDor-gener-
al But as the brevet is designed to convey
an honor grade above that which by merit
and long service the general now possesses,
we must now regard lieutenant genersl as
superior to major general.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
PUBLIC SALE.

| r will sell at public auction to the highest BID
| der, at my residence, near the Swar Pond,
| miles east OF Martinsburg, and miles west 4
| Shepherdstown in Berkeley county on Wsdassds|
! he in Of March, 1858, all my Stock and faruir|
implements consisting in part as follow;
6 head Of good ,rork Horses. one q s''|
riding horse,
Ia head of Cattle, among Ohieh re 'os|
good mich Co,rs,
rs head Of good Sheep,
10 head Of Hogs.
i two horse Carriage. nearly ~u, n"
By Hoffman 8 Grist.
/ Wheat. Fan, nearly Hev. Buryds
make,
/ Corn Shelter,
2 four horse Wagons
6 pair Wagon Gears.
/ Cart, Sleigh. suitable for sss I"
horses,
2 Barshear Ploughs,
2 Harrops, double and single ShosI
Ploughs.
/ Grindst,nr, Shopels, Forks, ard RAKE
4 lot of old Corn,
I,piH also sell some Household and Kiisl
en- Furniture.
TERMS "A credit Of nine months will DO CIV
on all sums over s., the purchaser giving DO
and approved security, under that sum the q
will be required. No property TO DO rsno'
until the terms are complied with. -.
Feb. 7, lS55--pd. IL WiLLiAAo
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
COMMISSIONERS SII.E.

III virtue Of decree Of the circalt c..
- Berkeley .s County, rendered Il is so !.
term, On the 10th day Of January. 1855 ps., a
SUIT Of Jacob Cofilnberger against W,lS. = : hs
iinberger, admir- Of George CoiHnbs,s,r 'a ny. sss
the undersigned, as Special Commiss;o,,. a1c;
offer for sale at public auction n Gau. WI
Court House, in Martinshurg - i asnu q TIA
the l2A day Of MaraA ns1t, Court day.1. Ai'
arlaAoR DIF If,aNrp.
lying near the foot Of Third. hin Mopns.;x l.
berkeley County. on the drains Of T;lsh. a, y
Branch, and adjoining the lands Of Jonas Sn;rs s
sr., Richard Smith and Richard wood's hs,r.
containing l5s Acres, more or less.
The improvements consist of comssr..,,.
DIV ELLiNG. BARN and OUT HOUSES. ~ ~.
Blacksmiths Shop and Saw Mill, "'''
Isrms-One-third of the purchase mo..v !.
hand, and the balance in two equal annual I. y
ments Of nine and eighteen months--,he az
red payments to be secured by Decd Of Trv,|
upon the premises.
PEYT0N r. HARRISON
February Ia, 1885. Special Commiss;op,,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
PUBLIC SALE.

gEHE undersigned will sell at public sale, to
the highest bidder, on Saturday the 24fh day
of february 1855, at the residence of Mrs. Eiz-
abeth lobe, in Martinsburg, the following arti-
Giles Of
Personal Property, to wit;
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding Tables },
Chairs, Stands, Bureaus. Cases, Ss.;
--ALS0--
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE;
Stores, Pots, Opens. Kettles :
Dishes, Plates. 3'c &C.;
with many other useful articles ncs necessary to
mention.
Terms-A credit of six months will be given
ON all sums of SIS and upwards, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security; under %,
cash No property to be removed until the
terms of sale are complied with. -
WILLIAM JOBE,
AGENT FOR Henry Jobe's Hers
TabrrRFr "a J 55S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
FIRE

We regret to learn / hat the Store House and
entire Stock of Goods Of Mr.. James Ijams, was
destroyed in Gerardstown, in this County on
Wednesday night last. The fire was discover
about ii O'clock but had got such Roadway
that il could not be arrested and all was-lost,
There ii conclusive evidence chat the store had
been entered by robbers, and then fired We
are glad to learn that Mr. Ijams was insured to
The ,noan. O. a, coo but this will not cover
" l0ss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
NEW BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FoR
YOUNG LADIES.

We are glad to learn that Mr.. w. L. sTnrs,, n
has purchased the property recently Occupied
by Rev. r. T. BERRY, adjoining EpxrNp PRS-
DLEroN's, for the purpose 81 Boarding and
Day School for Yourg Ladies'" The School
will be opened on Thursday, the LIST day Of
March next. under the auspices of Mr.. and Mrs.
SrETsoN, who are amply qualified to make this
School equal, in every particular, to the very
best in this country. The School is designed to
be permanent one, and we hope our citizens
will regard it with favor. We want such a
School
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14

Hky-Mr Wise will speak in Lexington On
the 18th of April 10 Stauntou on the 18th /;
it Harrisonburg on the 10TH in Woodstock
on the 10th; in Winchester on the 23rd in
Charlestown on the Goth; in Martinsburg
on the 30th; and in Leesbnrg on the Bird of
Nay. lie has already undergone great labor
and fatigue, and viii. spend the last week Of
this month at bis own home. In March he
will visit the principle peiuts in the North
west
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
TRUST SALE.

10y VIRTUE of a Deed of Trust, executed to
II me as Trustee, by James Mcclure and wife,
tor the benefit of Joseph Chapman, on the LIST
day of April 1850, and of record in the County
Court of berkeley, will offer for sale the prop
erty conveyed in said Trust Deed, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder in front Of the Court
House, in Martinsburg on MONDAf the IAN
day Of March nsrt, Court day. The property
consists ola
Lot of Ground,
No., containing one ACRE, with DWELLING
M;;l HOUSE and Out -Buildings thereon, in the
Miil town Of Darkesville, Berkeley County, Va !,
on the Main Street, adjoining the property OF r.
c. Dunham, Richard Bryarly, &c.
nsJ~Possession given on the lst Of April next.
Terms--Cash. JOHN MckOwN,
FEBRUARY IA, 1s5s-ts Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
ESTRAY STEER.

WAS taken up on the premises OF the under
w signed an ESTRAY STEER, InREA
supposed to be three years old this
spring and valued at si3. It's mark---~zs-
ed by piece off the right ear, and underbit out
Of same ear, and q swallow fork in the left ear !
colour red roam with white face, white back and
belly The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
JOHN r. LYLE
February IA, iS55-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue Of decree of the County co,,, :.
, Berkeley County, on the 18th day Of r.S.
ruary, 1855, in the case Of John k.msh,-
against Elizabeth RamSburg and Others thu ny
dcrsigned, as Special Commissioner. viii ssr !.
public auction, to the highest bidder Al ~ -
residence Of George Ramsburg a.e'd., IN Beyss.
ley County, on Saturday the Sd y Marss. ls5S
RIw8 Nl3S2lRD SrhAy1ys.
one Woman, aged % years. with child ,s,d
2 years--they will not be separated; Gao. Boy
aged IL years; one Girl aged l6 years, one Oh
aged-9 years. Also a TRACT or LIND adj.
joining James L. Campbell and Thomas Milr !
heirs, containing about
90 ACRES,
being an undivided part Of tract Of soAcrss
TERMs-The Slaves will be sold for cash.
For the Land, one half Of the purchase money
will be required ia hand, and the balance in two
equal payments Of six and twelve months. with
interest from the day Of sale--the deferred PAYS
ments to be secured by deed of trsst on I'd
premises.
D-rSalc to commence at 10 o'clock.
JOHN RAMSBUR9,
Feb. IA. lS55--Rep. Specl Cenf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
WOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

NOR Saba good HOUSE and excsllI
LOT on John Street, Martinsbxg, viii
sold upon reasonable terms. For further psil
ulars enquire at THIS off"h
February LIT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
R0k saIe !

NInNpINu 70 leave Martinsaur< Z ssn
4 public sale before the Court h.. ssh m Z
Assaay ~ AsyeA sifnet sold prrs;e,s,. = sAs ~
safe my HOUSE AND L0F. Iyins \, = private
narta 81 X, Boyd's Store. Il. araasa;saia'sly
tns nail Road and Depot readers Il . =
raoIe property to all men Of busipss. ''' asss'
sos- Terms made kne~s On he asy 49,.
Isaac FAUvpR
February IA. 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
Commercial krforo.
Market, February j


4 u
vos rHs wssE ssniss sxs 10, 1855
Rsporisd sy Randolph 4 Lssisaer. ss sesfa syss
CORN Receipts fair and dsmand active. Sales
Of white at "a to 81 cents; yellow at 81
to 90 cents. os
FL0UR-We have another arrival from Europe
but the news is not calculated to affect
our markets, though prices in Europe are
quoted shade lower. City Mills is held
at SS.37a, with buyers at SS.25. How
ard Street held at S6.52A.
WHEAT Receipts light and demand active.
Sales of inferior to good reds at 81 so to
S1.90; good to prime reds at 81 so to 81 !;
inferior to good white at Sl.90 to 50 |;
good to prime at 80 to $40.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
TO PRESERVE DEAD GAME.

Take out the intestines and ill tie inside
with unground wheat, aud place the fowl in
heap or cask Of the same grain in such a
manner as to insure its being completely
covered In this way fowls may be proser-
we'd ser'ac Is sweet fcY months TIE 'e2th-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-14
BERKELEY PROPERTY FOR Sal

TIME undersigned, wishing to emigraS "
West, will sell at private sale the iohoN
property, situated 3 miles East Of Marnnsou|
A lot OF ground containing 10 lCkES-.nsI|
nroyements are comfortable dwelling, nso''
for or 0 head of horses, Chopping NH, An1
as the Smoketown Mill, and saw mill syv
orchard of choice frnit, . neyer-faiiins sPfis'
limestone water near the dwelling.
Also 65 ACRES of limestone land, alclnins
aforesaid ten acres, the lands Of Asahel vanns
Jacob Miller, Solomon Billmyer, and o,ners3
under good fencing and in state OF gooa ou''l
ton, well adapted to the growth Of ~nss'
corn. =. aid
crate or together TO suit purchasers
Also a TRACT OF LAND lying on mo
side of the Opeauon creek, mile below
ner's Saw mill, adjoining the lands OF Jaeop
ner. ohm L Rusler, Mallory and others ~.
inc TAG ACRES, about one half cleared, u "a
there Is 90 acres Of good 0pequon bottop, y
Of which is we'll set in grass The n@.
has not been cuilcd, and has on II excs''A'
ing timber, Any
a young orchard, Springs and running
all the fields. .as
Also 32is ACRES formerly being rrs
last described tract, and situated os~ a.,
of IL being bottom land and the oaisn'. rod
ity Of slate. The improvements are
house, young oschard--a spring nea' ~
iny. m, \. add tos
The two last described lots VIII oe w.
or separate to suit purchasers ...,. vi
For further information p'iTessss moksl
ouire OF the subscriber living o. VIE
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