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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-05
Mr.. Clay to Mr.. addington.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, .4pnl6, 1925
Sir. have the honor to inform you that the
delav in the transmission Of dehnitive answer
70 your note of the 9th Of November last, has
nroceeded from an anxious desire on the part
of The late President Of the United States to as
certain the practicabiity of reconciling, II pos
.ible. the views of the Government OF the = NJ
ted States with those which are enter tanned oy
tina, of his Britannia Majesty, in respect 10 the
Convention for more eHectually suppresslng the
Slave Trade With that OBJECT, the correspon-
dence with your Government, and the Con'en-
ton in which it terminated, together with what
has since passed between the two Governments
both here and at London, were submitted 10
Congress during its late session. vi that re-
ference you were appraised, by The note OF my
predecessor, of the 4th December last 1t mas
so happened, that neither the Senate nor the
House of Representatives, has expressed, di-
rectly, any opinion on the subject But, on
another Convention, having the same OBJECT
concluded with the Republic of Colombia, on
the tenth day of December, 1924, which was
formed after the model Of that WHICH Is pend
ing between the Governments OF the Inlled
States and Great Britain, the Senate has eA-
pressed very decided opinion In the Colon
bian Convention, the coasts OF America were
excepted from It's operation, and YET, hotwi1a'
standing this conciiating feature, the Senate,
after full deliberation, in the exercise OF It's
proper constitutional powers, has, by large
majority, deemed it inexpedient TO consent to,
and advise, the ratification Of this Convention:
The Government ofhis Britannia Majesty Is
well acquainted with the provision OF the Con-
stitution of the United States, by which the
Senate i, Component part OF the treaty max.
~, nower. and taat the consent and advice OF
that branch of Congress are Indispensable in
the formation of all treaties. According to the
rr,c,;ce of this Government, the Senate Is not
ordinarily consulted in the initlatory state OF a
,ego,;a,ion. but its consent aud advice are only
invoked, after treaty is concluded under the
J;rec,ion of the President, and submitted to ITS
consideration. Each Of the two branches OF the
trea,y.making authority is independent OF the
other, while both arc responsible to the States
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926.
NEGOTIATIONS ON rHE SLAVE TRADE.

To he House Of Representatives, Of he U. SfnfeS
WAsHINGroN, Dec. 81. 1925.
In compliance with resolution OF the House
Of Representatives Of the Goth instant, trans,
nit herewith, Report from the Secretary OF
State, with copies Of such portions of the cor
respondence between the United States aad
Great Britain, on the subject of the Convention
for suppressing the Slave Trade, as have not
heretofore been, and which can be, communlca-
ted, without detriment 10 the public interest
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Was Committed.
jan S

VJNO the jail for the County of Alexandria, d C. as
l. runaway, the LIST OF January, 1926, negro man
named DENNIS, who appears to be about % years of
age, FIVE feet eight or ten inches high, of yellow
complexion; and says he is the property of the widow
and near Cub Rum His dress is common country cloth
ing The owner is desired to come, prove property,
pay charges and take him away. Otherwise he will be
disposed of as the law directs.
ian 5-w3t ANDREW ROUNSAyELL, Jailor
The First Lotteries to be Drawn.
Washington Canal and Connecticut State
Lottery,
To be drawn in Washington the 18th January; high
est Prize $4,000 Tickets only S. shares inproportion
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Dupont's Powder.

Mnn KEGS Of "Dupont's Brandywine" Gunpow-
NU der, now landing and for sale by
A. g. CAZENOVE Co.
ALso-6 bales Sattinetts, Kerseys and Linseys. 4
SO or. casks Malaga shery2 WINE
10 or. do Corsican
10 trails Ivica soft shell almonds. jan 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-05
Mr. .Addington TO Mr.. Clay.

WASHINGTON, 9th ApriL, 1925.
SIR: have the honor To acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter Of the 9th inst. in which
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CHEM

HhOQe lS(HnQ LOIteTy
to be drawn at Providence the 10th January Tickets
onyS3 so, shares in proportion. Highest prize $4,000
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania.
To be drawn in Philadelphia on the LIST of February
Tickets only $40. Highest Prize $4,000.
Grand Consolidated State Lottery Of Ma
ryland,
To be drawn in Baltimore on the 18th Feb Tickets
for the small of S12, shares in proportion Highest
prize 100000.
UJTckets in any ofthe above splendid Lotteries can
be had in a variety of Numbers at
]. N. RunneNs's,
jan Alexandria or Washington, d. e.
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DROPOSALs, by Way 8. Gideon, of Wash
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ITO the prblic p being the general impres-
i sion 81 The citizens o. this place ano NEG
borhood, that the subscriber intends removing
10 the West, he deems II necessary TO MORN
them that he has determined to remain WIN
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CASh FOR WiiEAl.--lsaac S. Lauck Z. Co.
~ inform their customers las well as the far
mers of Berkeley and Jefferson countes) gene
rally, that their mill, adjoining M4rtinsburg, is
now in comple order, having lately ground
out the crop OF the last year, well as to have
made All Necessary repairs before commencing
on the crop of he present season. She is,
therefore, now ready tor the reception of all
kinds of Grain. They win manufacture for Gus
toners on the usual terms and VIII give for eve
~ 2)9.bs OF Mrrchantabe Wheat a barrel of
Superfine Flour. They will also do the chop
ping tnrtheir cus'omer'i and they viii give, as
usual to those " no may be disposed to sell, the
highest price in CASH for WHEAr. .lulv q.
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AHNE DOLLARS KEWARD.--Straj ed from
Il Dr. Dnei Magrlder's iarm, Frederick
county. Virginia. OH Monday 3ist Jaly last a
chestnut SORREL HORSE supposed TO be nine
years old, about Is hands high, with snail
TAR IN his forehead, Que hind foot white, bot
'. hich not recol.ected. shod All round, has dark
suipe down ms back. aud PAGES little. Any
person who viii secure SAM hose and give in
formation thereof to Col. BfaXton Davenport,
Charlestown, Va. lllrecepe the above reward.
sept. st HORA. JONES.
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cCHENE.
S76995


- 100 Prizes S7o9g5
In This sobeme, composed Of 60 numbers, by
ternary combination, with eight drawn ballots,
there v,n be Sc prizes with three OF the drawn
numbers ON each, 1916 each with two Of the
drawn numbers on. and lO603 each with one OF
the drawn numbers on, and z2lO0 tickets with
out either Of the drawn numbers, being blanks
To determine the fate OF the 81 800 tickets,
the 90 numbers from to 90, inctusive) VIII be
placed in a wheel on the day OF drawing, and
eight of them will be drawn out-and that tick
ct having on it the Isl, 81 and Sd drawn nun
beers, as a combination, viii be entitled to The
prize of $4,000
That having on II The 4th, 5tI, and 9Th, TO 1000
/ That having on ittas 5tb, 9Th and 9Th, to 1911
Those eight tickets having on them the
lh, Slh and III, An. 5,h and 9th. 4h,
9Th and 7th. 81. 6 n and BIB, 4th, 7th and
9th, 5th. 6 IL and 7tl, 5th, 6th and 9th,
sh, IN and 8lh, each 1000
/ hose twelve having on them the ID,
6 u am st. 2d, 7tn and 9th, Sd. 4ih and
5h, Sd, On ans eth, Sd, 4th and 7th, Sd,
oh ana 9Th, Sd, 5lh aud 6th, Sd, 5th and
Gin, 81 5h and 9th, Sd, Oh and 7lh, Sd,
7.h and 9Th, each sou
All Others With three OF the drawn num-
bers on them. being g, each 100
Those 50 tickets having Oh them two
of Tie drawn numbers, aud those two the
Sc and 4th, each ~
The l04 tickets having on them two OF
the drawn numbers and those two the
oh aud 5th, or The 5h and 6.h, each 90
Al others being 1900, having any two
OF the drawn numbers on, tacn
And all other tickets, being 10608 hav-
ing any one of the drawn numbers on,
each 3
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize Of
a superior denomination can be entitled to an
inferior prize.
Prizes payable foriy days after the drawing,
and subject to the usual deduction of fifteen per
cent.
Price Of Tickets.--Whole S3-Half So
Quarter rs.
A considerable portion Of this Lottery is put
up into packages OF twenty tickets aiken at ran
don, III such manner that contains each of the
numbers in the Lottery, package must of ne
cesslty draw al least 8 prizes OF IS Gentle.
men who prefer paying only the difference be-
tween the value OF the tickets, and what they
are thus warranted to draw, can have
A certificate for 90 WhoIes for $50 90
do. for 70 Halves for 10 50
do. or 20 Quarters for 9 30
which will entitle them to Whatever may be
drawn by The 20 tickets over the small prizes
Tickets, shares Of tickets, and certificates of
packages, for sale in the greatest variety, at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
CT All letters by mail, post free, or by pri-
vate hand, enclosing the cash or prize tickets in
former lotteries, as well attended to rs if per-
sonally present. Address
YATES 8. MCINTYRE,
July 20. Washington City.
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DROP0SLAS by John S. Gallaber, of Har.
pers-Ferr', Va. for publishing New Ed
ti'n of NOTES ON VLRG MA, by Thomas
Jefferson
These Notes, though written in 1891, are still
interesting, because they exhibit the situation OF
Virginia, and in some measure of the whole
country, at time when we had iust emerged
from the perlous and doubtful struggle for in.
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OF one OF her most highly gifted and big hly hon
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Conditions. The volume will consist of about
$50 duodecimo pages, printed with new type,
upon good paper, ard. II property patronzed,
viii be ernbelished with portrait OF The author,
1t will contain in an Appendix, many inter.
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Declaration of lndepent ence; his first inaugural
speech, and several OF his las. letters; compri.
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The price To subscribers. neatly bound. will
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Those who obtain twelve subscribers. and
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| MartnSburg AUGUST 10 1896
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sHg 81 JOSIAH VANME IKE.
sALE.-NilI be sold, BY

TBUBLIC SALE.--Nill be sold, by
Il Public Auction, at the subscribers resi-
deuce, one mile from the Gross Itaads. adoin.
ing Cap. Isaac Vanmetre's, on .Honday Me 25th
inst. all his personal property, consisting of
G. VS., Young Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, some
Farming Utensils; Household and Kitchen Fur
niture Of ever, description; Corr on the stock,
together with number of other articles not
necessary To mention Nine months credit will
be given, the purchasers giving bond with ap.
proved security. Safe to begin early in the tlay,
Sept Z. JOSEPH CUNENH0VEN.
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TBOBLi1 SAIL ot 5e sod, by pu3rc
~ veudue, at the Subscribers reside nce,
nefr sm ,ke fo@p. on Friday he 21d q Sep
feiabsi. nsrf, At h,s personal property, CONSIST
ing OF CO. Young Cattle aud Hogs some
Fsruug eemeHts, among which aie COCO
piAtatulr 3agUu, a Wheat Fan, &c. House
hold I'D x entn i-u0ui,ufe Of every de SC. ip-
tion. together wth a number Of other articles,
not necessary 10 mention. Twelve months
credit ytH be given, the purchasers giving
bond with approved sccurhy. sale 10 com
mence early ia the day.
aug 81 JOSIAH VANMEtRh.
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NiMR0D BKOMHAM,
JAMES LINDSAY,
JOHN NJ. PERRY.

We, the undersigned. having examined the
property described in the within plot. in pursu.
ance of the Act Of the Assembly of Virginia.
passed February, 1926. concerning Thomas
jefferson, upon our own view 10 ascertain the
fair equivalent for the within desctbed proper.
ty, lying on the Rivanna River, including the
Manufacturing, Grst and Saw Mills, Store
Houses, Coopers' Shops, &c. &c. known as the
SHtDWELL MILLS, reserving to the afore.
said Thomas Jefferson the right TO convey at
discretion to the public, Or any company esta.
blished by law, or hereafter 10 be established,
for the Improvement OF the Rivanna River, fred
use of the canal of the said mill, the water and
adjacent land thereof, for the purposes of navl.
cation, to be used by the public in manner
the least injurious to the proprietor9of. the said
mills: Also, another parcel of Land lying on the
water of CAROLS Greek, bounded by the land
of Eli Alexander, James Monroe, Wm. Settle,
and John Watson, and marked on the within
plot as parcels A, y, and c, do ascertain thes
same to be Thirty thousand DoilarS.
Given under our hands and seals, this Dist
fiay tf March. 1926
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EASn FOX " HEAr.-N. Ransom announ-
~ ces 10 his Gus ,,mers, and the farmers Of
Berkeley and Jefferson counties generally, that
his Mill, near Msttinshurg, is now in complete
order for the reception of Wheat, or any other
kind of & ain; customers that wish it, may
have their wheat ground separately, and receive
the proceeds. or he viii give a barrel of SUPER
fine -four for every 3O9lbs, ofthat which is good
And Observation-Disclosures work Of all kinds, viii
be done with the grestest dspatch; aud to those
who wish to sell their Wheat, the highest price
in CASH, viii at all times, be given-His head
miller, Nr. John Stonebraker, late Of Wash
ington county, Maryland, has arrived and com.
menced business. August ;.
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DUBLiC SALE.-Will be offered OF sale
- or Thursday, the Goth day of October next
ut she place where now live, on Sleepy Creek
Morgan County, Virginia. about seven miles
from Both. and five from Hancock, my PL.qyN-
2.fII0N, GRFST and saw MILLS. There
ason this farm $50 acres Of good farming land,
nd as much timber ON the place, if sawed up
and aiken TO market, as would pay for the whole
OF the property. On the land is two good
Dwelling Houses, good Kitchen and Barn; u
psiled Garden; Still House, with overhead wa
terthat never fails. The farm IS in tolerable
repair My reasons for selling this valuable pro.
perry are obvious; Il is not because do not
like II, bit because have no family, and am
getting old, and cannot attend to the Farm and
Mills m, self, and have no one to do It for me-
The situation and surrounding country perfect
BY healthy. ierms' One haif the purchase mo
ney to be paid IN hand; aud the other IN two
or three years, as may best suit the purchaser,
by giving sufficient security. Any person or
persons wishing to purchase the above proper
~, may be shown the same on application to
the subscriber. Should it not be sold on the
above day, it will be rented for a term of years.
At the same time aud place, I VIII offer for
sale, Cattle, Hogs, Farming implements, Wa
gon, Corn in the field, Tobacco in House; also.
Household and Kitchen Furniture of every
description: Together with a number of Other
articles too tedious to mention Twelve months
credit wall be given for the movable property,
upon the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. Sale to begin early in the day.
Aug IL MARCUS ALLDER.
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rVRUsTsA LE.-By virtue Of Deed

Il OF Trust executed TO the subscriber
80 the ION day % May, 1873, by Jacob Nsii,
1n, The purpose Of secunns to Abraham Mar
Iat, a certsn sum Of money therein mentloned,
wh,ch Desd IS now o. record ~ ne CLERK oi,
e,'s - lie county court ct Berkeley, Wit
- TO self. ior cash, al The dwelling house
- 80. SID NaG, on tAe road leading iron the
r.,i;n,, Matters 20 Wh.isusport, on Friday .fiis
39y ,1stlnf four head OF Horses, tea head OF
No., Il Cattle, twenty Hogs, one Wagon, five
80 ., Horse tears, one baT.shear Plough,
,i.ree .ho, cI DO. one Harrow, four Beadsieads,
fa,,r Feather Beds and Bedings one Bureau, =
Table, together with variety OF Kitchen Fur
niture. Sale to commence early in the day.
sept 7. ABEL DUNliAM, Trustee.
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THE subscriber most respectfully informs
/ the Md Customers Of thu Bedington M lis,
and the Farmers OF The County generally, that
he has leased. for term OF years. said Mills;
and is now ready to receive ALL KINDS OF
C:RhT9T Which he will grind on the usual
terms &c will give barrel o, Superfne Flour
for every 5O0!bs of Merchaniable Wheat; and
is enabled 10 do all the Country Work that may
be offered him, with all possible dispatch,
Aug 10 WIN. PENDLErON.
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y UIlCE.--Aii persons indebted to the es-
~ tate Of sAAUBL X. WILsoN, are reques.
ted 10 come forward without delay, acd settle
AMI discharge the amount respectively due by
diem: AND Oh persons having claims against said
es a,e, wiil present them 70 the subscriber tor
settlement JOHN &. WILSON. .4dmr
sept z If. Of !Saus,lei n. lFiison.
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NNTANiEb--A Femate House Servant, who
w can he recommended as such, as well Il r
her good temper. For such an one liberal
price will he gwen in ciSA. For further partI
cuiars enquire of the editor OF the Gazette.
MattlI.sburg, July Is,
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Tor SALE-Two likely young .NhGf0
Il GIRLS; one in her 18TH year, and the
other 10 her 18th year. They are bo'h wen &C
quainted with house-work, &c. Apply to the
printer. August IL.
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FIRGLGI4--B Berkeley County Court, to wit;
AUGusr Term, 1896
Christian Henry, I'idinhiG,
AGAIHsr
John Ray, Samuel Ray, jr. administrator of
Samuel Ray. sr. decd & John Shober, Defts,
IN CIIANCEKY.
THE defendant, John Ray, not having enter
cd his appearance, and given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules of this
Court; and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court that he is not an nhabitant of this State
II is Ordered, That the said defendant, John
Ray, do appear here on the second Monday in
October next, and answer the bill of the plain.
ifi, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted for two months successfully in the
Martinsburg Gazette, and be posted at the
door of the Court. House of this county.
A Copy--Ieste, ID HUNTER, CHG.
aug. II, 1926 Pm.
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GNASH FOR WHEAT The high st price
" viii be paid for good Wheat, # delivered
st my mills. July e. JAMES FORMAN
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VLR CLNL9-Berkeley County Courr, to wit;
AuGUsT TERM, 1926.
Peter w. Kerney, Jeptha Morgan, Wi,lism
Brown and Carrot Wynkoop, PHs.
AGAINST
John r. Vsnmetre and John Vanmetre, Defts,
IN CHANCERY
TIE defendant, John f. Vanmetre, not hav-
ing entered bis appearance, and gwen security
according to the act OF assembly and The rules
OF this court, and il appearing to the satisiac
ton Of tie court that lie is not an inhabitant of
this stste--h IS Ordered, That the sad deien-
dsnt, John L. Vanmetre, do appear here on the
second Monday in October rex, and answer the
bi OF the plaintiffs, and that a Copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted for two months sue
cesslvely in the Martinsburg Gazette, and be
posted 1t the door Of the Courthouse Of this
county. CoPy-Ieste,
aug. II, 1896 D. HUNTER, c.n.c.
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@ YNODICAL MEErlNG.--The Clergy and
- Lay-Delegates, composing the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod of Mary land and Virginia are
most earnestly requested TO assemble, aSreea'
bly, to a resolution of the last synod at Win
chester, Va on the third Sunday (15th day) of
October next.
DAVID F. SCHEFER,
kupusg 81. Pre@ds1t.
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XTALUAHLE STOCK or GOODS COR

VALUABLE STOCK or GOODS FOR
SALE.--Ihe SI'OCK or GOODS be
Ionptnq 20 the estate 81 Samtei X WisJn, Is
now oiIsteA for sale. on aceoinmods ing tern S.
They are veil assorted. in ey1.elicnt order, md
having been laid "a on very adyanta SeUas terms,
are worthy Of the PARTICULAR at,enton oi mer-
chsnts--especiai,y Of suci, as 1ight wisn 10 &C
cupy me stand, which IS one Of the best ." TIE
county, Gerard 5 Iown,) and would be rem
ted, Il desired, to the purchase OF The STOCK
The terms OF sale nay be learned on appiica
ton "a the SUBSCRIBER
JOHN G. WILSON, t.7dm'r. II
sent, IT Samuel r. Hlson.
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EGIMENrAL 0itDERa.- IL FIRST BAT
~ talon OF the GU Regiment, vii be nus
tered on Saturday the SON Of September next,
at the Gross Roads, tloke's Ruu,) and the
second Battalion viii be mustered al DTksville,
on Saturday tie 7th OF October next
The Battalion Court, for the first Battalion,
will be held at the hou5e OF Abraham Mariatt,
on Iue sday the l0th of October next. The
battalion Court, for the second Battalion, will
be held at The house Of Robert Hoax Darks-
vile, on the 20th Of the game month. There
will he a Reglmentai Court Of ERqI for the
67,h Regiment, at the house Of William kroe-
,cn, keeper OF the Globe Tavern, in Martins
burg, ON "Wednesday the Cd Of November fol.
loving. WILLIAM GREGORY, Col
aug. 81. 9Th Reg't. 7. ~