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pAN'L LEE. {. c
COn'missioner's Office, Chnries,oun, ,

Con'missioner's Office, Chariesiorn, ,
JANUARY g, 1881.
THE parties interested in The above
mentioned suit. as we'll as those having
claims against the estate OF John waIpev.
dec d, (who are requested to exhibit them
before me- will please take notice, that !
shall attend Al my Office aforesaid, on Fri
dny the 9sth inst for the purpose ofcarry-
ing the above rcciied order OF court into
effect, when and where they arc requested
to attend at Q o'clock, A M. with the ne
eessaTy papers and proofs. Ia enable me 10
perform the duties required by said order
OF court. Il W0RTHlNGTON
Loan ~ Master Com
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TAxx. COOnS.

I'HE subseriber is now opening large
n supply Of Fall Goods. which he vii!
dispose Of on the most reasonable term.
Oct. - HUMPHREY KEYFS.
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MorSrAIs GATE. Frederick CO. Va. ,
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MOUNTAIN GATE. Frederick CO Va.
:0ih February, 1879
To CHARLES HERsToSs--I deem il q dut,
which owe TO my fellow beings, 10 inform
them Of the good qualities which your most
valuable ointment Quo kins') possesses. In
the early part Of last fall, hurt my lea in
removing some plank, which in few DAYS
inism-d and became so painful tbat esuld
not walk resorted TO every remed, that
could hear Of, but ell was viihou, the leas,
effect; ut last there were even symptoms OF
moriihco,ion, sud began 70 despair Of eyer
getting well, when was advised to proc ure
your ointment and to try that. . did 20, and
from the first application my leg began TO
get better, and in . short time was perfectl,
cured. have since tried 1t in several other
cases, and az has slways had the desired ef.
feet IN every instance, and I have no hesi,a-
ton IN recommending il To the whole OF
mankind - ono OF the best ointments tha,
the world can afford. aod I would no, be
without IL 10 my family for the world.
Your obedIsbt servant.
JOHN N. +. G F. KEENE.
! hereby certify, that ! was for MANY
months shiictcd most giievousiy with The
letter upon both Of my heels. causing Omen
ing. large enough 10 sdmit persons finger.
tried various remedies in vain, wlicn WIS
induced to Try jGdkins' ointment, and was
cured b, the use OF single box. am anx-
ions that Others, similarly afflicted, NAV a.
vail themselves Of so valuable = remedy.
ROBERT FULTON.
Cb'Ilestown. Dec. 10, 1899
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DR. W. JuDKINy
ztent Specific Ointment.

DAMS have been taken TO make this sup.
Il ply yer, good II may be bad st The fol.
loving Plscss, viz:
Humphrey htyes', Charissfoten.
.7dan Homng's, Marfi,asb,Vg.
f. ~. Sprmger's. Harpers Ferry.
Iopnef q Harris, Shepherdsto,cn.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
IN the superior court Of chanccry, holden NJ Win
chester the sth day Of December, 1850.
Phineds Jaaney, PLArxrIrr.
.sG.iIHsr
John T. CoOkus, administrator of John
Haiper, decd, aud Mary Halper
and John Uaiper, children and heirs
Of said John Uaiper, deceased,
DEFENDANTS,
Ind George S. Lane. $3.50. PLAINTIFF,
.7G.9LkST
I>HESE causes came on to be heard
II this 9Th day Of December, 1880,
upon the petitions OF the compliments and
the exhibits filed; and IL appearing to the
satisfaction Of the court that process has
been duly executed on the homo defen-
dants, John 4 Cookus, administrator OF
John Wab,er, deed. aud John walper:
aud Il also. appearing that orders OF publ
cation have been duly made against the
absent defendant. Mary WaIper: il is or
dered. that the claims Of the pe titioners be
referred to Master Commissioner Worth
ington, 10 ascertain the amount due 10 the
petitioners. IL is further ordered : that
the said Commissioner do audit any other
claIIps hicb may be presented 10 him by
any other creditors Of the estate OF the
sand John Wslper, decd; and that he re-
port his proceedings to tho court, in order
10 final decree
A copy-Tcsie,
DANI LEE 4 r
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us1if celebrated CboppiDg ANS. jusl
- reeei'ed and for sale. BY
oct ~. G.. w. HAMMOND.
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TUstrsHtu. wEExtT. ~
JOHN -. GALLAITT2R.
CONDITIONS.


Tie FHrt Pass - published weekIy.st
TWO DOLLARS & FIFTY CTS.
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The administrative and heirs of Tho
mas 5. Bennett, decd, and Others,

DEFESDANTS.
1t is represented 10 the court. this l7ih
Il day OF December. 1850, that IN one OF tho
cases constituting the consolidated case,
whose style - above set forth, to wit: in the
case OF Jonathan Buckles against Margaret
T. Bennett. admtrix, sc. aud Others, there
ere unsettled accounts, winch u - alike The
wish aud interest Of ell parties concerned 10
bring 10 close by q fair .-ilIem~ni-Th,
court doth iherup.n, by consent Of all par.
ties coneerusd. sdjudge, order, and decree,
that . commI .sioner Of this court 90 sxui.
end state each aud ever, OF the accounts be-
tween Ia" different parties, a reference
whereof ~ PRAYED IN the bull Of the plaintiff;
md IN short, that all the accounts between
the d hsreui parties, which are embraced ia
The bill, answers SC; and make his rep ,rt
% thi, court, stating all such matters sp..
ciaiIy 80 he shall deem pertinent or which
any party may require him 10 state specisi.
y. copy -Tssie.
D.1k'L LEE C. C.
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ILP The sbove Ointment 10 offered 10
the public - . safe and certain remedy for
those obstinate d,scssrs, some Of which
have SO long bsfiled the skili Of medical sell
once.
LIST. White Swcilings OF every description.
Cd. Soro legs and ulcers OF long stsodiDg
Sd. Scbirrus or Cisn,laIar tumors, psriicu-
larry those hardened tumors IN women's
breasts. which o.ientimes terminate IN ulcsr-
stcd cancers.
a,h feions, Or what some people know by
the name Of Catsrrhs, Of every description.
9Th. Rheumatic puins Of The JOINTS.
9Th. Sprsins aud bruises Of every descrip-
ton, or III whstever part situate.
7th. letters Of all kinds. 10 this complsip 4
tho patient, IN spp', ing the Ointment, must
keep the part out oi water.
sGh Chiibiains or parts affected by frost.
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Axrxr or xrxUaa

- HMAiStNG la the Post Office, Cherries
H town, Va on the 3ist December. 1880
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Ut h.HDLE'S NILIS
'H>HE subscribers respectfully inform the
public. that they arc receiving hand.
some stock OF entire
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TwII.LED BAGS.

ono best quality dax6ie.sesr Twilled
~~OO BAGS. just received end for sale BY
oct' IL. G.. w.,HANMOSD
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fJan lei


VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
in the superior court Of ehancery, holden at Win
chester the i7th day Of December, 1880.
aoOascnd BeekhGm and Others, credit
Ors Of Thomas S. Bennett, decd,
PLAINTIFFS,
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Ia the superior court of eis.nessy holden n Win
chester the 9Th day Of November, 1854.
The B0,,k Of the Taiiey IL prgmio.
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ID EMAiNING IN the Pos; Office, Iisrperi
Il Z Ferry. on the Slst December, 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-05
CON GRE S s.

In the Senate on Thursday, petitions were pre-
sented bv Mr.. Sanford, from citizens OF Saranac,
State of New York, relative TO post rOute-bv
MIR. Woodbury., from citizens of Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, relative to a law to regulate
silver coins--and by Mr.. Hayne, from Clerks in
the Fourth Auditors Office. praying an increase
Of salary. Mr.. Brown gave notice OF his inten-
ton to ask leave to introduce bill Tor the reduc-
tion of duty on sugars. The bill providing for
the annual payment of $4,000 to the Seneca In
dams. with several amendments, was passed to
third reading. After the Senate had spent
some time in the consideration OF Executive bust
ness. they then adjourned.
In the House of Representatives on Thursday.
Mr.. Mallary from the Committee on Manufac-
lures reported the following bill:
BE 1t enacted, &c. That so much of an act,
entitled AN act to reduce the duty on Salt APP
proved May 90, 1880, as will take effect on and
after the Sist of December next, be, and the same
is hereby repealed; and that the duty on salt i'm
ported into the United States be, and remain at
fifteen cents per bushel."
A very long report accompanied the bill.
The bill having been read the first time, Mr.
Lamar moved its rejection.
Mr. Tucker objected to the second reading of
the bill, and hoped it would be rejected. He
regretted that it had been introduced. The tax
on salt was complained of, and justly complained
of. bv the greater part of the American people,;
it was a tax that operated with great severity on
the Door. The tax was laid for war purposes;
and should rot be continued in a state Of peace.
An act to repeal the tax passed at the last session.
after full discussion, and it was but just that the
repeal should take place. We have bill on the
tables of the House, relative to reduction of
the duties on Sugar; was this bill intended to
have any effect upon that measured Mr.. I. hoped
that every gentleman on the floor, who desired
the prosperity of his country would promptly
vote for the rejection Of the bill reported from
the Committee on Manufactures. Mr. 7. de-
Tended the vote he gave the other day against the
rejection of bill; he did it with view to allow
An opportunity for discussion.
Mr.. Mallary said there was nothing unusual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-05

The discussion Oh the General Appropriation
Bill having been yesterday resumed, in the House
of Representatives, Mr.. Burgess after an unsuc
cessfu effort by Mr.. Polk to arrest the debate, BY
call for the previous question. obtained the
floor in reply to Messrs: Coke. }. S. Barbour, and
Cambreieng. He fully repaid the great anxiety
which has been manifested to hear his answer,
from the nterse, and continued attention with
which he was llste ned 10. throughout his speech
yesterday. He com pared the attacks which had
been made on him and his course to the storms Of
New England, which passed over his dwelling
without dsloca ting brick Of chimney, or dis
placing tile of the roof. ComPl'menting. Viz
ginia as he went along, he replied with much fe-
licity and point to the remarks OF the gentleman
from that State; but he evidently reserved his
strength to put down the arrogant and petulcnIt
assault made on him by Mr.. Cambrelens. He
spoke of the wooden deity Priapus. whom the Ro-
mans set up In their gardens as guardian OF the
place; and which is represented BY Horace as say
ing-it was auselesslog until the Carpenter shaP-
edit into god, 1.-The people of New York
(sa,d Mr.. Burges) can turn out as good work as
the Roman carpenter. Mat. Jour.
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COMMUNICATED.

Mr. Editor-l our correspondent "Howard''
has. doubtless, benevolent intentions, and re-
spect his motives; but think our Corporation
does not need, and will not ask for, relief from
Congress for our poor. We can take care of
them ourselves. We do not desire to trouble
our Legislature when we can avoid it. y.
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TCoMMUNIcATED.

Mr. Editor-I am inclped to the opinion that
the :. Soap pun of your correspondent "Cor.
residor." as published yesterday morning, is of
that kind known to the craft as soft.
SAPQNIS CONFECTOR
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pursuit Of a counter system OF proclamation. r
truth is, experience more and more disclose, a
IN all communities, and in free one esu,Gi,T
it is to little purpose that good laws are ms.
or bad laws abrogated, if there be not vim
nough in the community to sustain the ex,,',
of the Wisest enactments." -t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-05
ORIGINAL POETRY.
For The Phenir Gazette.

Years, with their weight Of Joy and care,
Have gone like shadows by,
Since fr.t knew thy birJ-like voice,
And loved thine ebon eye;
And days, which pass as sunlight
From the breakings of a clond,
Bring for the scenes no lethe draught
Which on my memnry crowd.
knew thee in the summer time
With its wealth of bud and blossom,
And have plucked the sweet mantled violet
To wreathe upon thy bosom,
And hupted many wildwood dell,
With Joy now confess.
In search of living perfumes
10 bind thy raven tress.
And when the stars were breathing out
Their holy light to earth,
And damonding the glad blue sky
= For the,young moons queen'y birth,
I've gazed upon some lovely one,
And thought that it might be
glorious home in TIE sfterworld,
In which to live with thee.
And my heart has throbbed with ecstacy
70 catch thy mellow glance,
And feel thy soft hands pressure,
And I've watched thy speaking features,
As the music's rich note came
On the sense with its gust OF melody.
Or burned in its tone Ut flame.
And VIII. the fstterer's painted words
Were breathed into thine ear,
lave scanned thy bright eve anxiously
To see how thou wouldst hear;
And thy lghtest tone would thrill me,
Asby a msgic spell
Oh the feelings have had for thee.
But family words can tell!
But tits enough-I would not bring
Back to thy memory now
: single thought to give thee pain,
Or shade thy noble brow;
For the love I once did bear thee,
Thy faults I'll not relate,
And though cannot loveagain
Be sure cannot hate L.
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The Memorials of Bishop Hobart ra u ~,
prising twelve discourses pronounced at olDe'S
places on the occasion of the decease oil t'aI =:
inent divine, to which will be pre!ixcd a msDY
of the life of the late Bishop, are IN the eou W
publication in New York. The work VI"
embellishcd with portrait
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-03

,sugbt. exported, exiled. and sent this man
no PLOUGH THE FOUR ACRES at
, distance of 4, 900 miles from his swn patti
roanial fields and trees. The great object Of
Mr. Van Buren, has been to get him out OF
MS way-to send him abroad.-As a minis
Ter he knew he could DO nethiRg-he cx-
nected-he intended be Should do nothing
deserve nothing-receive nothing; but the
ridicule of all other nations, the pity Of his
own: and the contempt OF the Secretary him
self and his partlsans.
Thi. heartless politician has. TO render this
tremendous adversary powcrless at home,
Jared him from his independence, the boast
and glcry Of his manhood, to an old age Of
foreign surveillance; to come home loaded &
spattered to the very eyes in Treasury dirt;
70 shrink into retirement and iusignifc Ance:
and he like Plso, returned from the inglsri
Gus administration of his Macedonian pro-
vince Shall we, sir, IN aid Of these schemes
Of the Secretary, and TO put him in a condi-
ZION Of quiet Vaccination against the laws,
the constitution, ard the great interests eff
this ration, appropriate this money, & there
Nv legaliZe and sustain this measure? | trust
in God we shall not. Pay the man, if you
please-lor going out, for coming home -
send out ship of war for him; it will add,
perhaps, less than $4,000 to the expendi-
ture. Let him have bis $4,000 out6t-the
President, it has been said, advanced it 10
him from his private purse-rsstore it to
him; do not suffer ourselves to be in debt to
The Chief Magistrate of the Nation. 1t is
all hauble, mere childs whistle, and the
people will, and must pay dearly for this toy
Of their Secretary but let us be rid Of lit,
aud Of this estate Mission" Of its memori-
al if possible Of its deep and notifying dis
grace.
If this course be taken, our relations with
Russia may be redeemed, restored, ard pla-
ced upon a safe and honorable footing. If
no one else will do it., will move ts go into
Committee Of the Whole on the State o(the
Union, for the sele purpose Of moving an APP
preparation OF 50 GOO for an outfit, & 50 900
fer first years salary, 10 enable the PRE-
SIDENT to send out to Russia an efsfcient
Mission, and one in all respects different fran
this of the Secretary. For never, sir, since
the revolution, has there been fine. when
the interests Of the United States more ur-
gently required fair. honorable, and dgni-
tied representation in the Courts Of Europe.
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TDe MarEeta.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 90.
FLouR.-Thursaay the current price OF
Flour from wagons was SO; few loads were
taken al $50, and sales made from stores at
5.62a Yesterday, (F'rday) the ruling wagon
price was $50; in few instances Sd was
paid and late in the day il advanced 10 5 S2a
The mails due Thursday aHd yesterday
were nat received until late last evening, but
the intelligence per the Pacific was received
here early yesterday morning by private cen
veyance from Georgetown or Washington
and ssyerai hundred barrels superine King
Street Flour purchased at $40 to 5.75.
FOREIGN MARKETS
Ii appears that the cotton market had de-
clined The grain market was fully support
ed last sales al BIS.
MAxcHEsrEs, Jan Is.
There has not been much inquiry for whcat
during the week, and the sales have been
principally in the finer descriptions of Eng
iish. for which the holders were firm at late
rates.
Sack Flour was not very brisk sale. There
Twas a good inquiry for Oatmeal, and rather
more money was obtained. In oats there
were only d few transactions but our las
weeks currency was obtained. Malt aps
Beans were free sale, at full prices. In o,hei
| articles there is ne alteration.
IrvERPoor., Jan. 10.
The supplies OF grain have been prett,
considerable. American free Flour has beer
in rather increased demand, and for this ar
ticle, and for sack Flour and Oatmeal, ful
prices have been obtained. There has beer
an active inquiry for Bonded Flour. and al
that has been offered on the spot, as well a
10 to II 600 barrels TO arrive have been sols
at lis cd to 32s per Dbl. A cargo Of Amsri
can wheat. just arrived, has thia day been solo
at % Cd per 40 lbs.
LONDON, Jan. 19
We have but few fresh supplies in the
market to day, and for these Mondays pri
ces are fully demanded. There Is but littl'
business doing, and very few persons prssent
Prices generally as last quoted.
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from The ORLEANS 60. Telegraph.


SagGciiy Of Hog.-An acquaintance of
ours related to us few days since, the fol
lowisg instance Of sagacity in beg. which
81 account Of its novelty we thihk worth
publishing Being in a barn yard enc mora
ing sox,c weeks ago, his attention was at
tracted by an unusual nai-e which proceed
ed from under a Germ crib, and he was
premeted by curiosity to examine into the
cause Of it. On looking under the crib he
found good sized grunteT busily engaged
in procuring cerD, for his breakfast, in a
manner that would hare been creditable 10
the ingenuity of any fur footed animal, and
we have even known some bipsds that we
think would be puzzled to exhibit greater
powers Of invention. The crib was raised
from the ground about three feet, SO that the
hog was una lie to reach it without jumping
with his fore legs some inches above his aa-
tural height At each leap he struck his head
as violently as possible assiustthe lsOse floor
ing, which brought down shelled corn in
considerable quantities, and in this manner
he nerseyered until full stomach or a bruis-
ed head, we are unable to say which, Undue
ed BIN to deslst-
We have frequently read almest incredible
accounts Of sagacity in other animals, such
as the elephant, horse, dog. sc. bat we dc
| q ot recolect that we have ever before heard
of SO bright hog as the one abeve alluded
10. We advise the owner to feed him boun-
tifully on corn, the remainder Of the winter
as reward for his ingenuity.
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EBUBLIC sALE.-syill be sold, by pub
Ell lie veadue, at the rssidence Of thesub-
seriscr near Smoke town, on Friday, the lth
inst a variety OF personal property, consist
ingof Horses, Cows, Hogs and Sheep; Farm
ing Utensils, Wagon, Wheat Fan, Cutting
Bsx, Hsrse- Gears; a set of Blacksmith's
Tools, together with number OF other ar
ticles too tedious to meu.ios. SIX menths
credit will be allowed the purchasers on al
sums over five dollars, upon giving bond with
approved security; under that sum, cash
I, sale TO begin early in tbs day.
SIMON KRoH.
March s, 1891.
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.Jf9RRyED

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Brown,
Mr. Ohio kssinger, 10 Miss elisabeth Speak,
all Of this county.
On the same day. by the same, Mr. Hen
~ Pepper, of Hampshire county. TO Mis.
Rachel Tate, daughter Of Mr.. Jshn Tate Of
this county
On the Stb ult by the Rev Mr. Jones. Mr..
Samuel Barnhs,t, to Miss .Mmy Am Eatlar,
daughter of Nr. Daniel Entler, all Of Jeiler
son county.
DIED,
On Sunday night last, after a protracted
Illness, Airs. R'aa Es,Tee, wife OF Mr. Henry
Fcrfee, of this csunty.
On Msnday the i4th ult at the residence
Of DIR. Giaggett. in Washington county, Md
the Rev. Frsncis Moore, OF Jefferson county
in the Goth year OF his age.
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WILLIAMS PORT Inn.
JAMES SIOAppa

~ A&AG0 @GAAg@4G L.
D RESPECTFULLY informs his friends &
Ek the public generally that he intends to
remove en- the FIRST of April next from his pres
ent stand, to the new house lately erected By
himself, on Conscocheaguc street. near the
pubic square, and within a short distance Of
the stand now occupied by him Hewitt there
open
A HOUSE OF ENTER T.4LyN.NE-yT,
and will supply himself with every thing re-
quisiie to please and crafty his guests. The
house is new, and constructed in the nest
modern and tasteful style, and finished In
the best manner. The situation is the cen
ire Of business And If strict attention to the
comfort of his friends, and the provision OF
every means to render Eatlsiaction-whch
| those who knew him will rest assured shall
not be wantiDg-be added, he flatters him
| self that his new establishment viii not be
surpassed by any other in the place. lie res
pecifully socits the continuance or patron
age from travellers and others who have uni
formly extended to hiFa liberal encourage
uent He is thankful 70 a generous pubic
fer the favours hs has always received, and
hopes, BY an exhibition of every means il
his power, to be able to deserve and secur.
the same in future.
B0ARDEkS taken By the day, week
month. or year, at the customary rates.
| Williams Port, nd.
| March 3. 1881.