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afartinsLsrg prices current corrected ,,.eklv.
ALEXANDRIA, Marc


Yesterday the current price OF Flsur from
wagons was So 80. After the arrival of the
Northern mail it was dull, but we were una
bic, late in the day, to learn that there had
been any change in the price. The general
offer from stores was So as; enc or two
small parcels were ssld at fracties more.
Gazette
The Narkets-Ashes remain heavy; Coffee
continues in iaver, and prices are shade
further advanced; the sales Of Gotten ge Gu
fairly; CleVerseed has sold at &C. this week,
and flaxseed at sls so rough; the Price Of
Hides is krmly maintained; there is ne fur
Their improvement 10 Sugar; Molasses has
come fully up to the demands Of sellers, at
the close of last week-saes Orleans and
Iberia at CSC.
Flour, prices remain as at tao close Of las.
week, (S7az 1914 with very little demand;
Corn sells freely at 75c. fer Northern, and
70a7lc. for Southern; parcel Of North Ri
yer Rye has been sold at soc.
Freights are high and rather rising than
otherwise, which Of course tends SO much to
keep down prices of those articles which are
regulated by foreign markets. Exchange on
london has risen shade-.N /. Jour. 81
Commerce, march Is.
Flour and 1neat--Therc has bacn coed
supply of Flour since last report. In thcear
ly part Of the week holders remained firm al
So 75-Csrn Meal has been in demand and
a further advance obtained, sales eff 10(
hhds. at SIS 50.-Philsdslphig Price Cur.
rent, Saturday last.
BALTIMORE. march ls.
FLOUR Tho inspections this week are
unusually large, and, it is believed, exceed
in amount those Of any previous similar pc
Rod
Hotoard street. Flom-Ths receipts are We.
ry full, the aggregate Of this description fol
the week amounting to between 1900 and
10000 bbls. The market las been quiteste
~ from the date of the last Report, until
Thursday Rsrnirg The sales from stores
during this period, have been very generally
made at IS s24 per ssl and in occasional in.
stances at ANAL fraction more, OnThurs
day morning several considerable parcels
were taken ats6 G24, but later in the day
ewing it is said, to the Liverpool accounts o.
the Sd ult received here by the Chandler
Price, some lets were ssla at 56 56l; another
parcel at the same rate; and one parcel guam
tty net known, at So 30 4 let Of 100 bbls
was also talea at So 623. The market to
day shows an inclination to fairness. The
spassH price up to this morning has been Uni
form and steady, at S6 30 per Dbl; to-day
seme of the dealers continue to pay So 50,
and others lave taken leads at IS 49,
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sTORE COAL FOR SALE.-I ha-ss
- just received, and SHAH keep on hand,
supply of COAL OF the first quality, which
will sell lew fer cash. Wheat, Rye, Corn.
Vhiskey, Bacon, and almost every kind ef
country produce will be taken in exchange
Tor Coal, at my Warehouse. Flour, Wins
Key, va VIII DO received If sent to Geerge
iowa stored or sold as The owners may direct.
By JAMES FORMAk.
Mouth Of Opequen Creek, Jan. Is. 1851.
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A N ELECTION for Oyerseers of the
IA Poor of Berkeley county viii be held
On the first Monday in April next, at the
following places to wit: at the Court house
in Martinshurg, under the superintendent
of George Welt s. Isaac 5 Lauck, or either
of them, at the Stone Tavern, Mill. Creek
under the superintendent Of joel Ward &
Dugal Campbell, or either of therl, at Snsd-
grass Tavern, Back Creek, under the SUI
perinteudance Of Michael Rooney & Robert
V. SnedgFsss, or either of them; AID at
Greggs Tavern, Falling Water, uader the
supsrintendance OF Archibald porteffield L.
Archibald Sheersr, or either Of item
PHILIP NADENbOUSCH, Sh,G.
March II. 1881
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ga cry considerable excitement seems
90 have cen produced in the Valley, by the
sejectiopf the Loan Bill. The Winchester
and Hpsr's Ferry papers, express thena-
selves warm terms Of disspproval and re-
eentmd. The vote of the Berkeley Dele
gatisn-particular,y that of Mr.. Henshaw,
has bn censured with extreme severity
but ave are glad to see. is defended with
iudgsnt and ability, in the Martlnsburg
Gaze. The friends of improvement in
the Jley, have received the rejection of the
I.o.B Bill with too much vivacity of disap.
prostion, and are disposed to despair too
redy. What is one year in the history of
aionP Just nothing. Although rejected
sbyeaF, the powerful vote given to the Loan
III (uuascertalned as the public sentiment
~, as to that precise mode of proceeding
al the strong and pervading interest now
flt on the subject Of Internal Improvement,
throughout the Middle country, the Valley,
nd trans Allegheny, demonstrate that the
cause is irresistible. 1t must and will prevail.
For our own part, we now consider the re-
lection Of the Loan Bill fortunate. The de-
velopement Of popular opinion since, salts.
fies us that at another session, bill more eff
hcent may be passed without any difficulty
Meanwhile, we hope the Valley will re
ceive some compensation in the passage Of
the Winchester aud Ohio road, for the re-
lection Of the Lean Bill-Riehaold Uki-
We barely mentioned fact, Yesterday
without comment the appointment, by the
President, of Stambaugh, Immediately after
bis rejection by the Senate. We have not
seen the fact denied, and take it for granted
that II is correct And what a ,cture daex
ut present of our political condition! What a
mortlfylng, degrading spectacle! Here is the
Chief Magistrate oil the country trampling
with inpunity upon the spirit of the Censti-
tuton!- defying the good sense of the pes
ple!--and hooking at the forms Of the Gov
ernment. Where is the use of iaw7 What
necessity is there fer Senate? We ask a
gain, is the farce to last forever? Is this in
sultisg mummery never to endp Are people
always to be ridden with Jacksonisnl? We
Tess we have longer any patIeneewith such
an apology for President. a man as much
like his predecessors as "Hyperion to Sa-
tyr"---a man who has displayed throughout
his whole life total disregard Of law, and
whose age has but confirmed and strengthen
ed his crimes and follies. This is streng Ian
Suage to be applied to the President, but the
TACT commented on justfies US in using it. Are
've "to peep beneath the legs of this Cslos-
aus that doth bestride the world, without da-
ring to complain? No! thank God! He has
40 power over us, and we are not afraid to
say what we think of him and bis minions
We do not scruple to beard the lion in bis
den, and to expose the most profilgate cor
suption that ever disgraced free country.
.dier. Gas March Is.
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WILLIAMS PORT Inn.
DANES GIEtONTno

-
FP ESPECTFULLY Informs bis friends &
d & the public generally that he intends 10
remove en- the first ofApIil next from bis pres
ent stand, TO the new house lately erected by
himself, on Conscocheague street, near the
public square. and within a short distance sf
Tie stand now occupied by kin Hcwill there
open
a HOUSE OF ENTER T.aL.S:NE.Y-T,
and viii supply himself vita every thing re-
qDlslte to please and crafty his grests. The
house is new, and Constructed in the most
rlcdera and tasteful style. and finished in
the best manner The situation is the cen
ire Of business And il strict attention to the
comfort Of his friends, and the provision oil
every means to render satisfactisn-yhich
these who knew him viii rest ass.red shall
not be wsntiHg--sc added, he fatters hin
self that his new establishment will not be
surpassed by any ether in the place He res
pectlully solicits the continuance Of patron
age from travellers ard others who have uni
formly extended to hira liberal encourage
ment. He is thankful TO generous public
fer the faysurs he has always received, and
hopes, by an exhibition of every means In
his power; to be able to deserve and secure
the same in future.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week.
month, or year, at the customary rates.
Williams-PerI, Md. A.
March ;, 1881.
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Voters of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, JEFF
ierson and Morgan, that WILLIAM ARM
STRONG, Esq. will be candidate for the
next Congress.
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RosTnN. MARCH IL,

Interesting .q,rfraI.-Arrived this morning
Draft on the United States Branch Bank,
drawn by the Treasurer of the United States
for S4l9,74S IS, in faver Of the Common-
wealth of Massachusetts, the same being in
part liquidation Of our leng standing claims.
One third Of this sum win be sen. en- to the
State of Maine, according to agreement at
ba
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E AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
El wishes TO soil bis FIRM living in tho
county Of Berkeley, four miles from Mar.
tinsburg, on the read leading to Parks Gan.
containing $50 acyes-about 100 acres clear
ed and snder good fence and in high state
of cultivation, the balance well clothed win
first rate timber-about thirteen acres OF
good Timothy Meadow. The improvements
consist ola comfortable Log Dwelling House,
two stories high, Kitchen, Smoke House.
Corn. House, Barn, Stables, two good apple
orchards, one of choice fruit, spring Of ex-
cellert water near the dwelling house, togeth-
err with two ether spFiags on the farm. Any
person DESTROYS of purchasing, can know tho
terms and have The property showa to them
ss application 10 the subscriber living on the
land. ABRAHAM SHOWERS.
harck ;, Is3l-tf
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Mr.. CALHOUN.


The public stage in which this distinguish
ed citizen was making his way homewards
broke down on the night of the 18th inst
and he was consequently delayed day in
Dinwiddie and Brunswick. In the aEerneoa
of the 18th, the inhabitants Of Lawrencsvlle
heard that he would probably ledge that night
within or miles of the town: they imme-
diatsly convened, and appointed committee
to wait upon him with the following conmu
nlcatien:
LAwREEcRvILLr, 18th March, 1891.
Zion. j. c. Calhoun, v P. Us.
STA: The citizens Of Lawrencerie hear
ing of ysur accidental detention 10 its vicin-
tty-have in tswn meeting Resolved, to in
vits you to dinner on Tuesday or Wednes-
day next This invitation is intended not
less as manifestation of their decided apprs-
baton Of your distinguished Political course,
chan of respect for the office you now gil with
So much credit to yourself and benefit to our
common country.
The undersigned beg leave to express the
sentiments of esteem and respect they indl
vldually entertain fer your personal worth
and eminent public services
Very respectfully, your ob't seryts
ROBERT TURNBUEL,1
ADDISON POWELL, ic.;...a
JOHN WlCHE,
DIGGS POYNOR,
To which Mr.. Calhoun made the following
reply
Gentlemen: tits with greatregret that am
compelled TO decline the invitation to din
ner which you in the name of tho citizens of
Lawrenceville have given me.
Never was there period Of my Political
HE q: which the appreciation of my fellow,
citizens was mere welcome, than at the PIE
sent; and | can assure yeu there is ne pore
ton of them for whose geed opinion have
O mere profound regard than for that of the
nigh minded and patriese citizens Of this dis
tinguIshed commonwealth.
With such feelings, had circumstances per-
united, | would gladly have accepted your
invitation, but trust that you will find sufIi-
Clenl apology for declining it in my long alb.
sence frsm home, and consequent solicitudc
TO return to my family with as little delay as
possible.
Fer the lAttering terms in which you have
made the invitation, permit me, gentlemen,
X 70 otier yeu my sincere acknowledgements.
with sincere regard. | am your ob't serv't,
JOHN G. CALHOUN.
i,oht Turnhull, AddisonP Powell, Jno. WYche
Dig5S Poynor, Esqrs.
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FOR SALE

FOX SALE.
a RO2D W.4GO,N, with Fifth Chain,
-IA Cover, Sc in coed order. and set Of
Gear, on credit OF six months, the pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security
W. T. COMPTON.
March II, 1881.
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fb{O MANUFAGTU nEl{S - either
TX selloF rent tae PINE GROVE FACTO.
RY, in the county Of Frederick, Va. near
BrUcetown, possession Of which mar be had
on the 18th Of May next The tract of land
en- which The factory is located contains sl9
acres, of the slate kind, on which there is
an excellent seat for other water works sepa-
rate and apart from that of the factory, and
the water nsyer failing, and sufficient at all
seasons to keep sn ovcrshot wheel sn opera.
ton About 10 OF so acres of the land are
cleared and under fence; and the balance is
clothed with timber, lying in thickly inha.
bited, wealthy and healthy ncighhsrhood, I
2 miles north east fren Winchester. The
factory is large and reemy. and calculated
fer the manufacture Of wool inte cloth OF
every wiSth and description, consisting OF all
the necessary departments for carding and
spinning, weaving, fuIIing and dyeing, with
the necessary apparatus belonging to each
also several houses for wer1Iaen.
Those wishing to view the property will
please call on Mr.. Gould Johnson at the fac.
tory, (the present occupant.) or on the sub
sorlbsr, living miles north of the factory,
at Mil Creek, Berkeley county, where the
terms may be made known.
JOEL WARD.
Mill Creek, March IL, 1881.
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TlR GAZETTE.
MARTINsBURG, March "a, 1881.

STsoD OF VIRGInA-The "called meet
ing" Of this Synod viii be held at the College
Church, in the county Of Prince Edward, on
Friday, the Sth Of April next, at IL clock.
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FHsAKE NOTICE, that | will, en- Saturday
b the 10th day ofApril next, etIer at pub
lie sale, for cash, al tie house Of Michael H.
Runner, in Morgan county, On the Pete
mac river, at Richardson's Ferry, and iuarae-
diately above the mouth of Cherrys ran,
sundfy slaves, TO wit; a valuable young W0-
NAN, about 25 or 26 years Of age, and her
four CHILDREN, The two eldest are boys;
conveyed to the subscriber as trustee in a
deed Of trust executed by the said Runner,
sc. on the 18th day eff October, 1850, ane
of record in the clerks oizce of the county
court of Morgan county, to secure a SUM
of money, therein set forth, due Ieter Ny
ers, jr. The sale will take place between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. Ii. and O'Clock
?. M. Of said day
JOB ROBINS, Tfustss.
March 81, 183I-ts.
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VESTRY NOTTCE--The ves,ry Of
Norborne Parish are reminded that their
regular yearly meeting takes place on the
4th April, being Easter Monday They are
requested to DC prompt in their attendance.
and come prepared to close ,qrtAe affairs Of
the iast Ecclesiastical year.
March Ia, 1881. j. III. TYING
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give bespeak the attention Of eur rea-
ders ts BE extract from Mr.. FOots Speech,
deliyereSin the Senate of the United States.
which vi be found on our first page.
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Fl AND FOR RENT.-Will be rented
Ia 81 Saturday. The 26ih Inst for moaied
rent, Tor two years, on the premises, near
Tic residence of the subscriber, absut two
ana = half mlles south Of Marlinshurg, the
Ih.s IT OF LIND belonging TO the heirs
Of John Fryatt, deed. supposed to contain
lreEa ninety 60 enc huEdred acres of land ht
Ter cultivation, tbs bali 10 be cultivated each
year. bend and security win be required.
TiLL0TS0E FRYATT, Gaaraian.
March II, 1881.
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VALUABLE MILL AND LAND FOR
v SALE Being desirsus Of removing to
the west, will sell, on the Haost reasonable
tsrMs, any property 10 Frederick county, csa-
sislipg Of MILL, near Brucstswn, former
ly owned and occupied by David Ridgeway,
decd. II is in con- slete repair, and lts lsca-
ten is enc of the best in the eounty, being in
a remarkably fertile nsighborhcsd, and hav-
ing always as much grinding as il can Per
fern. To it is attached gsed dwelling
hsuse, with large never failing spring in
the yard, and lot of IL acres OF firstrate
limestone land.
Also, let of 60 70 acres, a shsrt distance
lren the above, ese half eff which is in geod
timber, the other half under gssa cultivation
The mil property is within miles Of the
Smithfeld turnpike, whence gsed convey
ancs can always be had to Baltimore; and
the contemplated railroad to Harpers- Ferry,
it is presumed, will pass near the mill.
EDWARD S. BEESON.
Frederick county, March "a, 1881.
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ME ORE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
AVE- We beg leave to inform all eur friends
and customers that we are now receiving and
opening at cur Store at the Lick Min. fur
Their supply of yNEIT &. CHEAP GOODS.
which were purchased al very reduced prices.
and we pledge ourselves to sell our Goods 40
cheap as they can be had in any Of the neigh
hourlng tswns, we therefore invite the pub
lie and our friends, to call and examine our
Goods for Themselves
JOHN II. COOKUS, s. Co.
Berkeley county, Lick MILF
February 10, 1881 e
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~ HM0THY HAY FOR SALE.--Tho
n subscriber takes this method of inform
ing the public. that ho has twenty tons cf
iirstrate TIMOTHY Hay for sale. cut
and housed before harvest. all in good condi
tlon.--iie has 5000 young PEACH TRIES
ola choice kind for sale, fit for transplantin..
now. at the same time. he would mention,
Tor the information Of the farmers and publ.
IN general. that he has established a BLACK
It'll SHOP, and has on hand cool
supply OF coal, hrst-rate Iron and Steel; and
IN his eaploy an excellent Smith. The pub.
llc would do well to consult their interest, and
hare their work dene at his shop
FEB 10, 1881. JOHN BURNS.
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a REQUEST.-Necessity oblges nae to
IA ask ouch Of any customers, as may be
In arrears for accounts or obligations due, to
make payment as sosn as they can. The
season for buying more GOODS is just at
baud, and 10 be without the means at such
a ti@e, is not only announcement, but really
a disadvantage. Ii is hoped, therefore. this
request may receive early attention.; taose
whe comply with il win greatly obIse
BAKER TApSC0TT.
Shepherds town. March II. 1851 Ii
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E UNBER AND STONE COAL.-The
e. undersigned has on hand large stock
Of Lumber, consisting OF ?, /, IA, 2, in,
pine, ? inch oak, and fencing PLANK, Pine
and Poplar SCANTLING-Also, I.5o0
bushels STONE COAL, said to be very
coed, which viii be- sold at a very reduced
price FOR cash or any kind of country pro.
duce. ARCHIBALD SHERER.
March IL. 1881.
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COOPER WANTED.--Ths subscriber
" wishes to employ sober, industrious
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10 whom cen-
slant employment and liberal wages will be
paid in cash. Apply to the sosscnberin alar-
tiasburg. JESSE HORN.
March "a, 1881.
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FESO FARMEaS.-The subscriber takes
a. this method Of informing the Farmers
Of Berkeley and Jefferson counties, that his
PLASTER MILL has undergone a tho
rough repair, and that il is now in complete
order for grinding of Plaster. He can, at
all times, grind ten in from forty-fTe to fiji
ty minutes, and do it well-therefore no de-
lay Heed be expected. His S.4W-.AILL is
also in geed condition for the reception and
saving Of timber. JOSIAH FLAGG.
March "a, 1881.
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GABBATHSC UNlON.--Thc An
- nivorsary Meeting OF the Berkeley and
Jefferson sunday School Union, will be held
in the Presbyterian Church, in CharIe stown.
on Wednesday the 9th Of April. at | / o'clock,
A. NJ. Schools in union are entitled 10 the
representation OF three delegates at said meet.
ing, and il ia to be hspod that this fact wl
DO recsllected by all the schools as a fuiK
nleetRg IS earnestly requested. The friendS
OF the cause, and the public generally, are
invited 10 attend, as several addresses NAV
be expected on the occasion.
JAMES McMURRAN.
Corresponding Secy u & j. s. $. u
March 10. 1881.
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GALE OF LAND.-Agrecahle 10 Nh.
~ viii Of Menus PlstHer, deed, will OK.
pose to public sale, before the Court. House
door in the town Of Bath, Morgan county,
between the hours Of IL and ? O'Clock, en-
The 2sth day Of .Nares, tssi. ALL THE
LAND, Of which said deceased possessed.
adjoining the lands Of Joseph Sniith, Lee,
and others, containing $50 acres, the divi-
sion line between Berkeley and sTergaM
esunties Psssiag through II, the iraprove-
meats arc in telerahle condition; q GOOD
Meadow and Orchard The terms viii be-
one third in cash, the balance in two eepaf
annual payments, With a deed OF trust GA
the land 10 secure the after payments
WIN. PkkDLETON, .2dmr
dc boa,s non tcith The tciA aanered
Of gEonus Plotner, deed.
March 10. 1881
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EN7ANTED 10 purchase, F,4RB, from
w four to six hundred acres; the iro
provements mast be of tho best quality,
andithe land first rate, & lying In same eRe OF
the following counties; Frederick, Leudoun,
Jefferson, Berkeley, Virginia; Frederick or
Washington, Md. Any communication ad
dressed to the editor of the Martissburg Gaz-
cite or Winchester Republican, post paid
will be attended to.
March "a, 1881.
gg-Winshester Republican, three times
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March 81, I83I.-ts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-08
BOOKS,
JTORTHY OF NOTICE.

FENELoN N.-Selcction from the writings
of Fcnclon, with a memoir of his life. -
Fenolon was pious, in the high
est sense Of the term.-Hc was in spir-
it and in truth a Christian, a lover of
God and man
THE TlMBs OF THE SAVIOUR, by Harriet
Martlneau.-
This work exhibits in n just light the
agitation produced in the minds Of the
Jews by the wonderful works 8 proach-
ing of Christ.
CHRISTIAN CHARACTER.-On the forma-
ton of the Christian Character, address
scd to these who are seeking to lead a
religious life.--By Henry Ware, jr.
Professor, &c.
HEALTH.-The Catechism Of Health, or
plain and simple rules for the preserva-
ton of the Health and vigour of the
constitution from infancy to old age.
TIE CHILD's Book ON THE SoUL,-To
teach a child that he has something
within him, distinct from the body; un-
like it; wonderfully superior to it; and
which will survive it after death, g live
forover;-is the simple elementary prin-
ciple of all religious instruction by Rev.
Il. III. Gallaudet.
DAILY PIEry.-Pious reflections for ev-
cry day in the month. from
the French of Fenelon, Archbishop OF
Cambrag.
For sale at
JAS. HAMMOND'S
DRY GOOD and BOOKSTORE.
Newport, Sept. 8, 1881.