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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-12-20

South Carolina. last mail brings i'm
portaut intelligence from Columbia. The
Committee orthe Legislature to whom the
Ordinance was referred, have reported two
bills in aid Of its execution, which have been
read first time and will doubtless receive
the sanction of the Legislature. The first
Of these is sketched in theCharlt stcn Patriot:
tOtumJia, Dec. a:
Mr.. Preston from the Committee OF Fed
eral Relations, reported bill to carry into
effect in part the Ordinance of Modification,
which was read the first time, ordered to
be printed, and made the order of the day
for Thursday next at IL O'Clock Nj.
The bill provides that il after the first
February next goods are seized for non pay
ment of duties, the Consignee may recover
Them Ivy action Of replevn, bat before the
Sheriff deliver the goods TO the Plaintiff, he
must take bond for the value OF the goods,
that Plaintiff in replevin will prosecute his
case and abide by the judgment Of the
Court. IL the writ ofrepleVin ne not execa
ted, and a complaint TO the eject be lodged
under oath before a Magistrate Cspias ad
-Wiiherman may be sent out TO distraln the
goods of Defendant TO double the value Of
the goods seized, and il the goods seiged are
not delivered in one month, the Sheriff is 10
sell the goods and chattles Of Defendant for
cash, and after deducting expens es, pay o.
yer the money TO Plaintiff, who shall hold
the same until the trial Of the case. The
Sheriff, however, is not by the act TO be de
prived of any of the rights he may have to
execute the writ of repelvin BY the provisions
OF this bill
If money be paid in nature of duties it
may be recovered by the payee by action Of
assnmpsit; II any person be arrested aud
committed TO confinement under the ludg-
ment, order or execution OF the federal Court
he shall be entitled 10 his habeas Corpus
and action for false Imprisonment IL goods
are sold under any provisions of the laws Of
the United States concerning the Tariff, the
sale is declared illegal. and the title Of de
fendent is not by the sale impaired, IL any
person obstruc; tire execution Of this law, OF
nul!ily the same or eloign goods or assist in
carrying away or concealing the same, he is
guilty of high masdeneanoe and may on
conviction be tined i'll the sun Of 5 600 and
not less than 81 900 and be imprisoned aot
longer than years, nor for less time than
SIX months This act to be given ia evidence
without special pleading and TO 20 into effect
Oh The lst Feb. next.
The second bill is Of more imposing cha
racter. 1t places the whole militia Of the
State al the reqaslton of the Governor, and
requires IT to be used in resisting any attempt
30 enforce the Tariff Law. We are insIebted
Tor copy TO our fiend OF the Camden Iour-
nal.
CAMDEN JOURNAL-EXTR.2
A BILL
To Proride for the security and protection Of
the People Of the Stale u south Caroiing.
Whereas, The people of the State OF South
Carolina, assembled ia Convention at Co
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-12-20

Chief Justice Savage declined an invitation
to the late dinner at Tammany Hall, saying
in his answer to the committee-"Since
have had the honor OF occupying judicial
station, have thought it my dsty TO abstain
from all active participation in party politics.
Ny attachment to republican principles is
not therefore diminished, nor my respect for
those who support them."-Tms is as it
should be. Judges, of all men in Office, should
be careful TO keep themselves clear from the
influence Of party polics.-N Y CT.
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OT-NEGROES TO HIRE.

F'NEGKUES 10 HIKE.
r WILL attend at Martinsbug TIE SAtur.
H. day after Christmas day, for the purpose
of hiring out the NEGROES, OF various
descriptions belonging to MIS- Elizabeth
Colstsn, at which time those who have hired
for the year 1882, will please to attend and
settle up their respective notes
THOMAS NJ. COLSTON.
December 90 1892
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Io,59S
". I. Advocate.

A case OF SANDER was recently tried al
Easton, Penn. in which the Jury found q
verdict for .four thousand dollars damages.
The plaintiff was young woman of 90 or 81
years Of age, and of good character. The
defendant was cabinet maker Of little pro-
perry.
Cor Hoeard, we understand declines
re election as executive chief magistrate Of
the State of Maryland, at the ensuing ses.
sion OF the legislature. md. Repub.
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lr.silH @AhLapTlao

nRATiNSBURG. DECEMBER 90, 1882
give are indebted 10 the Huaorable
H1iiiia,a armstrong. our Represen tative in
Congress, for a copy of all the Documents
accompanying the Presidents Message.
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DIED.

On Wednesday the 18th inst. MFR. George
H'H, highly respectable farmer OF this
coeaty.
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Gen. Hayne has been elected governor O
Ssdlh CaroAna, vice Gov. Hamilton who's,
term OF Service had expired.
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4 STOCKHOLDER
ARMY MOVEMENTS.

We noticed some time since Says the n ew
York Couricr,) that two companies of u S
Troops had been ordered fron, Fortres:
Monroe (old Point Comfort,) to the Harbour
of Charleston, South Carolina. We now
learn that five additional Companies of Ar
tllery and two Companies Of the Fourth Reg
iment of infantry, have been ordered TO the
same place In connection with these hostile
engagements, Gen. Scott has been ordered &c
Charleston to inspect that POST
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-12-20

O. Col. Benton, has been re chosen a
Senator of the U. States for six ysMs by a
'arge majority.
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tirgisi" Seitator-Wm. c. Rives, ESQ
WAS elected successor to Mr.. Tazewell, or
Monday. without opposition. The friends
OF Mr. Randolph declined bringing forward
their candidate.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-12-20

subj Carolina 1t has been decided in
caucus, that the whole of the votes of the
state should be given to John Floyd, of Vir-
g'na, for president CT the United States,
and Henry Lee Of Massachusetts, for vice
president.
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CoEgress-The house has elected Thomas
u. Randolph Of Virginia, sergeant alarms.
No business; OF public interest viii be taken
up until after the holidays.
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Var bei,oesn Holland and Belgium The
Charleston Courier Of Doc 3, says. Captain
Turner, OF the ship Virginia, arrived last eve,
ninS from Amsterdam, which port he left on
the 20th October, informs us. that ostilites
had commenced between Holland and Belgi
um-but was unable to furnish us with any
particulars Of their warlike operations.
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The vote Of penns ylvania has been given
10 jackson and itlLkias
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Ireland We hare again to odcert to the
sangadaary mode Of policy pursued by The
British government to,erds Ireland. Blood
and carnage has asei" staiaed TIE iafA "A
feroeious sotiicry. and an armed police, hare
the sanction Of The title icac, again been gull
ty most murderous act. No less than tteelpe
persons amongst svhom was q GIRL and t,cc
boys-uere shot dead, and twenty others wound
ed. Ho,e long is this maFderotis system to con
tin'@2 The cries Of the cido,c and The orphan
,cai ascend TO Heacen. the blood Of that maid
ca eoW not go unarenseG No! zoe announce
Il ,citl0'd claiming The character f prophets
That system Of murder mus. soon aaswer, i,
MOI before an earthly tribunal, at least before
The "Searcher Of hearts" for the desOlatios,
they kave used-Patriot and Shield.
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CAMDEN JOURNAL-EXTR,H

To proride for the security and protection Of
the People Of the Stale u south Caoiina.
Whereas, the people of the state OF South
Carolina, assembled ia Convention at Co
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SLAVES FOR HIRE.

HIRING OF SLAVES.
eEI ILL be offered for hire for the enssins.
w year, on Friday the 23th inst at The
Tavern of Mr.. William Showalter, Mill
CreeE, several VALUABLE SE.aFES,
consisting Of Mes, Women, Boys and Girl,
belonging TO the estate OF Edward d. Bui-
well, decd. Attendance given lay
MANN NELSON,
JOHN LAMGN,
Decsmber IS, 1881 .4,tr. rs
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fhOHtas 'HOOFc WteitdS 10 MAKE TIE tour OF
Ireland. during the ensuing Spring, The feel.
ing. tie intellect and the patriotism ofthe Ene.
raid Isle, ,ciu hail ,oith all their national en-
husiasm and hospitality, The approach Of The
distinguished bcncfactor aad gifted 6srd Of Ire.
taied
His stated that James C.. JY,1lat::ss declines,
on account Of III hcaith) the appointment Ten
dered him By the Goceynor Of The State Of
Mississippi, cfa Senator Of The United States,
to supply the cacnacy occasionsd By tie resig-
nution Of Mr.. Eitis.-Nat Int.
.Neitl.er Honse Of Congress sat on Saturday
The Commissioners under TIC Treaty. IF n
demnity ,cstt France, consisting Of @. "
Campbell. Iho,aas II Witiams, and Mr.
hdae Of Philadelphia, are 10 meet IN this City
on his day ,6eeh.
Or Williams, zee understand has already
reached The City lib
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-26
Five Hundred Pounds Reward.
WHEREAs THOMAS GLEw, Collecting {

NAIHEREAS THOMAS GI.EW, Collecting Clerk in
w service of Mcssrs. Robarts, Curtis & Co. London
has failed to return to his employers with the following
of Bank Notes. which he received in the ordinary
discharge of his trust confided TO him Saturday. the
Bird of September nst and has disappeared abscondcd
with the same; and also with quantity of Sovereigns.
Whoever will apprehend, cause to be appehended,
the said Thomas Gew, will make such discovery as
will lead to his apprehension and the recovery of the
perry stolen, shall receive reward OF Five Hundred
Pounds sterling; in that proportion for such
may be recovered upon application to FISH, GRIN
NELL & Co. 13i Front ST. New York.
The said Thomas Gew dressed in dark frock coat
with striped plaid trousers and Wellington boots is about
feet IL inches in height, rather stout and quick and
upright in his walk. Has small head with little scar
the forehead ghtbr hair combed flat on the left
side and bushy about Me Whskers ohe COLOR
eyes light and with peculiar heavy and sleepy express
sion about item. The rather large, with wide
trils, and little turned up Hands large and feet rather
broad. The voice thick, and when elevated becomes
discordan and cracked Full eshy lips and features and
the complexion very saow, having altogether heavy
dull appearance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-26
Chesterfield, Jan. 3.

~ HERIFF'S SALE OF LAND.-By virtue of de-
- pronounced by the County Court of Gloucester
in Chancery, sitting at May Term 1884, in the case Of
William jones' ct al Trustees of the Gloucester Charity
School, Plaintiffs against Mann Page, Deiendant.-Wiil
be sod to the highest bidder, for cash. Gloucester
Court house, on Monday, the 9th day Of February merit,
being Court day, TRACT OF LAND lying i'm said
County, called Lowland Cottage, estimated to contain
Eve Hundred Acres, except much of said Tract of
Land shall be allotted to Mrs. Martha Jones Gin dower
This Tract OF Land lies directly Ware river, and for
fertility of soil and certainty of product by no
estate in the neghbourhood 1t is situated Immediately
in the most desirable ncghbourhood in the County or
navigation, and all other advantages derived from the
river Fish and oysters of the best kind taken within
one hundred yards of the door.
MAT. w. KEMP, ID. s.
Jan. 7. [73-l3t- for VIM. G.. Watt, S. G.. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-26
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.


WAsHINGToN, Jan. 9, 1882.
DROPOSALS will be received at this office as fol-
IL lows:
lst For the construction OF Dam the Potomac
River near Harpers Ferry, and for the construction of
Stone Aqueduct across Catoctn Creek, until the 3Is
day of January instant.
I'd For the excavation, embankment, and walling of
twelve miles of Canal extending from the sih
the Canal near to the Pon of Rocks, Harpers ferry
in sections of about half mile EACH the constrc-
ton OF Jour Stone lift Locks and one Guard Lock-
raj Culvers the portion Of Canal, ant the 18th
day of February next.
3rd For the excavation, embankment, and waing of
forty miles of Canal extending from Harpcrs Ferry
Wiliamspor and for the construction of the necessary
Locks Aqueducts, Culvers and Das until the Both day
OF March next
The plan and specification of the Dam and Aqueduct
will be exhibited after the 18th instant and the contracts
will be declared at the Canal Office in this City, on the LIST
day OF February next
The plan and specification of the other work below
Hapers Ferry, will be exhibited at the Canal Office after
the 18th inst and the contract will be declared Harpers
Ferry, on the 23d day of February next.
The plan and specihcatonof the work between Harpers
Ferry and Wilamspor will be exhibited the Canal Office
after the 10th day of March next contracts will be
pecared at Shepherdstown Virginia. on the 4th day Of
April following.
Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished on applca
ton TO this Office JOHN p. INGLE,
JAM H. l7T-eo t23F1 Clerk Ches. s. Ohio Canal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-26
.Baupu,s for sale.

VuNHIS muscular Stallion will be offered for sac ION
M accommodating tcrms,) at Lovingston, Nelson c.
IIouse) March Court day next Janus is a beautiful
chestnut sorre he is five feet inch high, will be
ten old in July next He is Of the Fearnought and
Janus blood except two of which is Cclcr
His Fearnought and the imported
Janus--wcrc both of the arabian stock His pedigree
will be exhibited for the inspection of those who may
desire It, on the day Of sac-and also certificates, from
gentlemen OF the highest integrity touching his character
as foa-gecr-l sale is not effected that day,
will farm him Tor the ensuing season, in the county of
Nelson. will add, that the muscular power Of this
Horse which is richly bestowed upon his colts renders
him particularly worthy of the attention of the farmers of
Nelson. AS evidence Of his muscular form and power
will here fnenon that the circumference of his arm,
when lie was in low ORDER % inches.
Jan. 26. fSI--w7w JOHN u. WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-26
Johanna

"TILL for tho next season, occupy his old stand at
from the Merry Oaks Ho will stand fifty dollars tho
which may be discharged by the payment of forty
dollars, when the mares are taken away, refuse the
horse; otherwise note will be expected for fifty dollars
payable the first OF January ncx-sxyive dollars i'm
surance and one dollar to the groom.
Good pastures provided and charge of twenty five
cents day for all left with the horse feeling &c.
tiohannas colts have not yet made their appearance
the TURF and is with great didence and hesitation that
undertake speak OF their performances i'm full train
ing least paraty and interest may have misled me- and
might thereby mslead others suffice il say that far
as they have been tried by me, and heard of from Others
thcy have fully more than equaled expectation and
feel the most confident that who may
sire to breed from this fine horse, will be disappointed
or dissatisfied with the result.
That he Is of the pures and genuine race horse
Stock attcsted by the fact that there has been
member Of his family that not nag of distinc
ton either of the present generation far back
DO traced with the exception of the imported mare and
she was never tried being purchased at years DID,
clusivcly for breeding
IL Is not little encouraging those who have hereto
lore bred from Gohanna, well those who may desire
II in future to be informed that challenge has made
against colt the United States for five thousand dol
lars This circumstance is mentioned because it merely
Is one well calculated to increase the public confidence
IN him as STOCK HORSE.
Johanna served one hundred and ffty-scve mares
last having the celebrated horses Sir Charles and
Tmoeon his competitors which furnishes the best evil
dence oil satisfaction with the appearance and promise OF
his colts.
There is another commentator that may with pro-
priety be offered for breeding from Johanna, which that
his colts large and fine Gas universally admed that
such should not prove to be horses,
compensate their for the trouble and expense of
raising acircumstance which should not be overlooked
in breeding in the nature of things it is not likely that
all can make race horses.
Johanna, it is believed is standing lower than any
other horse odisncon in Virginia. this does proceed
from disposition to undcrbd other horses, is il be-
his proprietor thinks he ought not to stand high
as any other whatover but he does not feel justified in
raising TO level with others, until there has
public exhibition on the part of his colts.
Mares will be served at any time during the year, and
such did not in foa from the last may be
sent again, and charge made for the services OF the
horse, unless they should prove in foal.
Jan. 26. SLIT JOHN M. Bolts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-26

NEw STORE in Lynchburg,-Edrthen, China and
IN Glass Wdre.--To country merchants and others
The subscriber intends opening, about the 18th Of Febru
AIRY next in the house directly opposite the Post Office
full and general assortment of EahcD China and Glass
Ware, wholesale and retail which he warrants to sell
Richmond prices. Having made arrangements with
Mr.. William Allison, Of Richmond the Earthen Ware
&c viii be ordered direct TO this place from the Pottcries
in Liverpool aud ncgbbohood which will enable him not
only to keep fresh goods but all Of the newest patterns
and intending his attention principally TO the whole
sale business will keep constantly hand general as
sortncnt Of such articles will suit country merchants
be rcPackcd they may visible hopes by strict at
tenon to this business in which he has had long expert
ence, to receive share of public patronage.
JOSEPH d. EVANS
Jan. 26. sl-w2w
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80 OR 100 DOLLARS REWARD
Fresh Garden Secds-

ME Subscriber has received supply of tho follow
u. ing Garden Seeds, which he can recommend as
esh and good All persons wishing to obtain SUCH arc
'vted to call at his store the Mansion house.
CHARLES GODDARD.
Asparagus.
Beet-Long Blood Early Turnip Blood. Yellow Tur.
nip.
Beans-Yelow Weeks, Small Lima, Early China.
Bush.
Brocoli-Purple Cape
Ca6bage-Early York, EARLY Sugar-loaf Red Dutch
Fiat Dutch Great Drumhcad, Largo York, Green
Globe Savoy Yellow Savoy.
Carrot-Long Orange, Lemon, Altringham
Ceery-Whte Solid, Rose Coored.
Cress-Curled.
Cucumber-Eary Frame. Long Green.
Cauifower-Early.
Endve or Succory
Egg Pant-Purple.
kail-Grccn Curled, Scotch.
Letuce-Early Rose, Brown Dutch. Ice Coss, I'm
peral.
Melon-Citron, Cantelope.
Mangel Wur,zel.
Nasturtium.
Onon--Red, White, Portugal, Madeira.
Parsnip-Large Dutch
Parsley-Double.
Pepper-Squash, Cayenne.
Pcpper-Grass.
Pumpkin-Yellow.
Peas-Early May. Early Weeks. DwarfJuno. Mar
Radish-Long Scarlet, Scarlet Turnip.
Salsify-or Vegetable Oyster.
Simbin-Early Bunch.
Spinach--Round.
Turnip-Diferent kinds.
Jan. &c. sl-2t
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EpIliC1us.

NOTICE.-Iphiclus will stand my stable, in Louisa
IN county, PotersvilIe and within ii miles of the
Courthouse In due time, full description shall be
given OF this great beauty had il in my power while
in the city OF Richmond examine the champions Of
the country Eclipse and Sir Charles and many other fine
stations, when Ipbclus filled the OF my fancy
and too, when my mind slowed with all the flowers
with all the beauty and eloquence that the Legislature
has bestowed upon the black bill.
JAS. C. DICKERSoN.
jan &c. SI-3t
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HDLOUGHS.-The subscriber respectfully informs
u those who are in the habit of buying implements
OF husbandry, that he has hand greater variety
than he has before offered them. He has almost
every kind Of Ploughs In with steel points,
and stocked with seasoned timber advantage gene
rally sufficiently appreciated. Hc has made improve
mcntn the moudboard Of the improved Barshcar Plough
which has been suggested by many practical farmers
renderng II much more acknowledgements parts Of
Poughs always ON hand, and mould boards sold Foun-
dry prices He attes himself that his prices have been
80 reduced as TO give satisfaction. Should any implement
purchased from him, perform equal the expectation
Of the purchaser it may be returned.
Jan. II. f76--fJ VIM. PALMER, MARKET Bridge.
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TianOIeOn

~7ILL stand at Weynoke, in Charles City, the resi-
w dence OF the subscriber 80 miles from Richmond
and 20 from Petersburg at $50 the season. 75 insurance.
payable when the is asccrtancd obe in ioa part
cd wih$l to the Groom. Pasturage and servants board
gratis p cents per day for grain feeding 20 per dis
count for cash, during the season. JNO. MINGE
Jan. %. -
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NHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue
~ OF Deed OF Trust, executed the subscriber and
the late Daniel Cheatham, deed, by the late Bennett
Goode for the purpose Of securing the payment of GER
tam sum OF money therein mentioned Robert and John
Goode OF ashingon county. Va, which Deed has been
regularly recorded in the Clerks office of the county of
Chesterfield, the subscriber WILL surviving Trustee on
Saturday the 2sth day Of January, 1882 the Tavern of
Haley Cole in Chesterfield county, sell at public sale to
the highest bidder for cash. certain tract or piece of
Land containing three hundred acres and TWEEN
ty-eght chains lying in the said county
on both sides OF the River Road adoins the lands Of
William Fisher and Robert ID. Murchc, Esq. Others
with all its improvements.
This place is we'll calculated make very desirable
residence being high healthy and well watered situated
in most agreeable neighborhood, within few miles OF
James river navigation, several valuable coal Mines the
Manchester Turnpike, and the Chesterfield Rail Road
running very near thereto and its proximity Rich
mond market The circumstance of this land living in the
vicinity OF so many valuable mines induces belief that
contains stone coal The greater portion of this land has
been cleared but that portion clear is of excellent
quality Any person DESTROYS to view the land before the
day OF sale will please call the subscribers Ches
terfeld Coal Mines to Capt. b. T. Wells either of
whom will take great pleasure in showing it. The title is
believed to be good to the above land but subscriber
will only convey such as is vested in him as Trustee
GEO. w. COLE, Trustee
chesterfield, Jan. - 7l-2awtds