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And no PRIZE less than ala.
Winnie ticket go Half s5-Quarer ~ 80
aS-Certifcatss Of Packages Of - tickets
in This Lottery containing all the numbers
urom 10 66 inclusive ard emitting the hol,
ders. to all they may draw over the small
prizes Of si2 and s24, nay be had at tho
following rates,
A Certificate for 12whole tickets SIIs
do 81 half do SO
do ~ quarter do 40 so
do % eighth do Ia rs
Tickets md shares and packages. in the
bove Lotteries may be had in the greatest va
riety OF numbers at The qffiee Of tie Managers
Pennsylvania Avenue, next dsor 10 Gadsby's
Hotel, Washington City.
3y.Orders from the country by mail, post
paid, or by private hand. will receive the
saost prompt attention; and the Register
containing the official account or the draw.
ing Of each. will BIO forwarded irnmedia.ely
on its event
a. Address (post paid) ee
YATES & MINTY2E. Managers
Washisgtoa City, u. c.
March %, 1882.
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NTNOTICEa

A LII those in anywise indebted TO the os-
Ia tate of Joseph Hnines, decd. are noli-
fed to make immediate payment, IS no n
diligence viii be given; these failing to make
payment by the FIRST OF June next. may cx-
peet 10 be sued at June court, as il is the
determination OF the executor to bTing the
estate to speedy settlement; those haysns
claims against said estate, will bring then
forward properly authenscri led for payulea
RFZEN HUDGEL, Ear
March 20, 1882.
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Commissioners, SaIe-

- - - ~~eA11A - 61xG~
PURSUANT 10 a Decree OF the SUPERIOR
Court OF Law u Chancery for Berkeley
county. rendered at the March term Issp
past mo SUBSCRIBER, as Commissioners
named IN said Decree, will offer AT puhl;o
Sale. 10 the highest bidder. before the Conrn
House door, in the town &c Maf,inshurr ~,
Monday, the ist day Of May court. isss-
the following valuable properly. belonging a.
The heirs OF jacob Bishop, deed.
Several Lots of Land.
IN The vicinity Of Martins burg. being all tho
ons 'ois belonging 20 the said estate, in all.
containing nearly forty acres Of land: the
grea'er part adjoining tho lands Of Roush.
VIM Long s. others--ans one Of the lots
ADJOINING the property owned by Georra
Wolff, Esq. on which there 10 good deal
q valuable timber, and Is partly cleareds
These lots will be particularly desirable to
residents OF the town 10 Consequence OF them
being Ia the vicinity Of the village.
III TIE sanse time and place.
Eight valuable Young Slaver..
The Terms OF tho sale, as prescr;h-d IT,
The Decree, will te--ene-third cash--onc-
th,rd IN sis, and one third in twelve snonthss
from tho day Of sale. The purchaser or DUR.
cnasers OF the real property to give bono
with secarity, and q deed OF trust, on the
premises, to secure the deferred paymentss
The purchasers Of the slaves, bonds with nns
proved sareties for the deferred payments.
The property Of both descriptions will bo
sold 10 lots, or parcels. as may be deemed
most 70 the advantage OF the heirs, and at
The same time to suit purchaser.
EDMUND |. LEE, il
ID. II CONRAD,
Conim'ss under The Decree
March 90, 1892
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ATTENTION.

Weaving and Dying Business.
FSyHE subscriber takes occasion 10 inform
his friends. customers and the public In
general, that he continues TO carry on the
Weaving and Dying business in all its va
rious branches az his residence on the farm OF
J. Painter, near Maj tiusbnrg he will execute
all orders for figured work in the shortest
possible time, such as Connterpanes. Cover
Its, Table Linen, Carpeting. and all kinds
Of Diaper work---he will also do all kinds Of
fancy colouring. and binds himself that they
shall be permanent and fast. Silks, Grapes.
SIC coloured at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms A share of pa.
tronage is asked, with the assurance that il
shall be well done and at the most reduced
prices WILLIAM sCOSLEY.
March %. 1882
CPL certify that have bad Weaving and
Colorins done BY Mr. Cosley, and can safely
say that the Weaving was we'll done, and The
Coiors permanent
RICHARD MeSHERRY.
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Public Sale.

HNiLL be sold by public auction. an
~ Monday the Cd day Of April next. a.
the house Of George porierfield, Esc ali of
the personal property belonging to the estate
Of George II Porieriisid. dec d. CONSISTING
OF Horses. Saddle, together with Some other
articles Six months credit will be given tho
purchaser upon giving hond with approved
security
CHARLES d. STEWART. .dd.n,r;
March ~, 1882.
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The Charlestown Free Press says, IRIS true
that Seventy SIX" nssnes accompanied the
notice, Recommending Gerard B Wager as
a candidate to represent Jefferson county in
the next Legislature, but at the request of
the gentleman who handed the notice, they
were not inserted.
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SPLENDID SCHEME:

$4,000 TICKETS.
Tickets 81 Halves Quarters st,o0.
Tickets and Shares and Peckrres. 10 be he'd
ns the greatest rdrisig or Numbers at
STEVENSON & POINTS OFFICE.
Sta,1a'os, Pagihid
6<All orders from distance. enclosipx
the cash, o. prize tick cts. will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to, If adj
dressed to
STEVENSON & POINTS. Managers.
- Staaaaion. gugUia.
3S-IIckets aud shares can ~ had ei the
following gentlemen who act as Agents for
the Managers. vie;
WASHINGTON KROFSEN, .hayiinsbnra
p Tt,S. s,,b aNr ! saepsera.sorn
WILLIAM l. BOAK, Daykrsriiic.
Staua'on, March 90, 1882.
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Sunday School Meeting.

F3fHE Anniversary Meeting of the Berke
4 ley and Jefferson Sunday School Union
will be held in the Presbyterian Meeting
House, in Gerrardstown, Berkeley county.
on Wednesday. April 4th, at l | O'Clock, a. IN.
Schools in union are requested ts be fully
represented, as full meeting is anxiously
desired JAMES M'NURkAN,
Msrch %. Corresponding Secretary
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Niartinsburg Woolen Factory.


HE subscribers respectfully inform iheir
friends and tho public generally, that
they continue to carry on tie Woolcn Manu-
featuring business in all It's branches, and
that they fenov ready to receive Wool and
manufacture it iato Cloth, Blankets. CASH
nets. Flannel. Liasey and Carpsang on the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms; their Machines having undergone an,
expensive repairing, they are now able to de-
work ID tho hest MANNER Particular care.
will be paid IN vi kinds OF country work. that
Il shall re done as directed, having three
sets OF CARING Machines Persons living
, ~ a disisnes can have their Wool carded
Immediately.
| fhsy hese ca herd haadscms assortment If
/ Cloth, Gassinet, b nkets, Full
led & Plaid I.insey & Calpetings
wssch they will sell chsags or eve IN Ell
change for good clean Wool.
JOHN N. RIDDLE s. CO.
March, as, 1882.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday last. BY the Rev. Mr. Mat
thews, Mr., John r. .Hathetcs, to Miss Ann
Maria Hedges, all Of this place
On last evening, by the Rev Mr., Young
MIR. JosfpAos Bishop, 10 Miss Margaret Stoo
KEY, all of this county.
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Super Family Flour,
For sale by -
March 90, 1889.

Doctor Thomas J. Harley,
Gradsafe If The Uni6ersity Of Maryland.
EHAyfNG located himself at Hcdgesyillc,
Il respectfully Offers bis professional ser
vices to the public. He may be found at all
times at Mr.. John Westenaaver's, when not
engaged.
March ~, fs32.-s
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-PLOUGHs.
Public Sale:

Public Sale.
yW-HE Machinery OF the Carpet .WansJae
z tory at Maiinssurs, advertised l>y fIp
DIE aud JAsSEY. will be exposed at PUD-
Lie AUCTION, on tie 9Th Of hPfh next.
being the first day of April Court.
March -, 1854,
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The Jackson-van Buren, party in jefferson
county, held a caucus on MONDAY OF last
week in Cbariestown, and appointed HE
rome l.. Ople and Edward Lscas, jr. dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention in Nav
next Very well gentlemen we sball keep
our eye upon the "preUiosLs question:"
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eT-Ihe Congregation of the Episcopal
Church are requested to meet az the Church
IN this place, on Saturday the 7th Of April
next, for the purpose Of electing Pastor to
this parish.
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The Apportionment Bill for Representatives
in Congress, has passed both Houses. Ii
fses the ratio at 47.700. Virginia couse-
quently will hereafter have but 81 (instead
Of az representatives. in the lower house Of
Congress.
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Notice is hereby given,

Notice IS hereby given, =
TuyO the purchasers at my sale. that the;r
, j notes are due on the 29th ip.stant--T Tie
notes are left 10 tho hands % Mr.. William
Long. who is authorized 10 receive payn.enf
for them II is hoped that they will be il Ken
up without delay, as Il Is not convenient to,
give indulgence on them.
G. G coNRADT.
March %. 1889.
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Georgia and the United States We find
In the Georgia Journal received YESTERDAY
the subioined letter from one OF the Sena
tor. of the United States from that State.
1t is of great interest at the present moment,
not only as disclosing the views entertained
by most influential citizen on certain mo-
mentous subject, but also as indicating the
disposition of the President Of the United
States on the same subject. 1t seems that
the Judgment Of the Supreme Court, which
the Chief Magistrate of the Union ought to
be the first 10 respect and bow to, IS consi-
dered as blow aimed at HtM!-Nat- int
From the Georgia Journal. Of March ! s.
EXTRACT.
We submit the following letter just re-
ca;vea from a man whose opinion on al
great ocoasions will always be listened to IL
Georgia. with afIectionate and coniidlng IN
terest:
Washington, 9Th March, 1882.
DEAR S.Rs.-The people Of Georgia wal
receive with indignant feelings, as the,
ought, the recent decision oil the Supreme
Court, so fagrantly violaGye OF their soVe
reign rights. hope the people viii treat II
however, as becomes them; with moderator
dignity. and frmness; and SO treating ~
Georgia will be uDhart by what will prove z
be bruturn fal,aen. The Judges know yo'
viii not yield obedience to their mandates
and they may desire preteSts for the enfnrce
nent Of them, which | trust you will nc
give. The Chief Magistrate of the Unite
States will perform all his constitutional du
ties: but he viii not lend himself 10 party, {
perie,m more. lie will, If mistake no
defend the sovereignty Of the States, as b
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american Stories for Children Another
series Of Tales by American authors, selec.
ted by Miss Milford, has been published in
London and received with considerable
favor. The following is an extract from the
editors preface:
with regard to the Americaulsms. have
generally left them as found theo Chill
dren. like all in inexperienced persons, are
fastiseous and bisoted a4herants 10 their own
narrow range of language and manners; and
II seems 10 me no mean part Of an enlarged
and liberal education to show them that the
standard OF gentiiity differs in dfforent coun
tries and that intelligent and cultivated peo
pie may, without the slightest tntture Of
yulgarity, use words and idioms Of which
these little exclusives neverhesrd before: thus
IN American phrascoogy, shop is called
store. and autumn the fab, and children FIRE
qnenily address their parents with the afiec
tomato and homely appellations Of father aud
neither, instead of the colder and more in
faniile elegancies Of papa and mamma This
last trait have been careful net to expunse,
because it is particularly characteristic of The
country and people y
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$40, 600 clio, 600.

NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOT
4S Terry. No IS. for 1882. to be drawn
AT New York on Wednesday Cd NAV. 1880
lnIaxa:4 f1.....f
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Villas. burns. sen. deed adjoining the
laads OF George Burma. Abraham Gorrel
John Wbitenah and Abraham Il Vannnesre
known by the name Of the Turkey Roos,
Tract supposed to ceatain seventy acres
more or less The soil is good. and all wei
set In timber Thi. land lies or the OpSaaon
creek. Terms made knewn on application
to the subscriber. who is fully empowered /,
the heirs to sell the same.
$500 ISAAC v. BURNS.
March %. 1881 n
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alar'insouIg few days before court and vii
De permitted 10 pay his addresses 10 any thai
may require his services there before that
Gay: See bis advertisement in this paper.
March 20. 1854
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BY late arrivals at New York from Liver
pool. it appears that the Cholera has reach
ed London and Glasgow, in Scotland
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Managers Office,
Irassingspn Cisy. q. C.
SPLENDID LOTTERiEs,o be drawn .oon
$50, GOO clio, 600.

Nm Wednesday sth April. 1881, the New
W York Consolidated Lottery, No o, for
1882. will draw in the City Of New York
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The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned on
Wednesday last, after iaborious and agita-
ting session Of one hundred and eight dogs.
They have passed t,co hundred and forty
eight aets--a number almost without example
Many of them are long charters, fer roads,
for manufactures, &c.
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- This distinguished beauty and
- 4 capital race horse viii be exhi-
n hited in Martinsburg, frat day
80 of Anil cntlri he Will be IN
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Whole ticket sio--HaTf s5-Qnarter - SO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

ars OF tho Bankond their carried effects ioure the
character OF its high minded honorable and Intelligent
Presdcnae all fresh in the recollection our readers
Their proceedings have been the topic Of discussion from
Maine To Louisiana, and not only have the people declared
them dsgaceiu TO the parties concerned but both houses
OF Congress, composed OF their hiends and colleagues
laying aside all party teengsa personal
and actuacd only by OF seirespect unanimously
abSancd from aludng 10 report which they knew
TO be dtse-whch covered with nainy its authos-and
which they indignantly consigned 10 obiv ion. The
respondence will shcw what Mr. Webb thought of this
report when about be made which was not alluded
by OF the very fair and liberal nteposiion of the
precious question: and what his opinion one its
Infamous authors. 1t will also shew that when wful
and less designing mssatenen in his hrs, statement
pointed out him he did deny in his second.
And will finally shew tatt he could have seduced
OF the mittce from his duty far he himself was
concerned he did for else any part
OF the report his "high minded honorable inelli-
gent friend, the President Of the Bank.
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From tho Milledgovillo Journal.l
JUDGE CLAYTON AND !. w WEIR

-, 49,. ATHENS, Sept g, 1892.
.ne''s. Editors: II discover that James Watson
Webb NJ tho Editors Of the New York Courier and
Enquirer has, as in the of the United States Bank
and doubtless under the kind Of tCeehtv arguments
changed his opinion from that Of being warm jackson
man 10 the support OF his opponent. With such man and
his bought opinions, certainly should have no
hng to DO but Tor his late repeated upon me- and
especially In the article that announces his own terp
vesaion, II myself as well a. TO Gen Jackson
whose character has been wsntonly sssailed bv this
consistent gentleman 10 let the world rec md know what
manner OF man he IL, whose flip fnp sunmsrset is 10
destroy the public confidence one Of the purest pato
mat TINS or any other country has ever produced.
therefore send you the following correspondence for uub
catlon IL will be seen that the voluntarily placed
himself IN my power, and Though there was no obligation
my part to conceal his artlu practice upon nv sppos
ed iorbearance, yet in sheer pity his anxiety wrought
into perfect agonyby the peculiar perpexify os situation
promised not TO expose him. md would have been faith,
m to my promise bat for his malignant attep 10 radce
With evidence IN my possession acatcd 10 dis
his defamation, 10 lalsy bis charges of improper mo
ives 10 reiute the accusation Ofconederdcy against him and
the President Of the Bank to repe his nsinnaons AS 10 the
authorship and integrity Of my report and to expose his H.
liberal suspicious Of Mr.. Cambreeng's agency i'm that
port, ought to withhold its publication should be
waniingin justice to Mr. CambreeDg and certainly in re-
spec Tor my character, longer 10 consider
myself bound TO individual who relies TO use his own
words upon "the high opinion" he has me- and the We
y reverse have OF him assa my feelings and vet re-
man safe OF The exposure due to is amperng dupcy
Ills late address contains the following remarks I'VE are
all tnar with the proceedings Of the Congressional
nittee OF which A. ). Clayton, the repued Chair
man, and Churchill G. Canbreleng, a conspicuous and
0bsy member Their a0ourcd attempt TO peryer ga fair
business transaction" into act Of corrnpontheir in
qniora and dsgraceul examination and exposure Of pr
Vde ac~ouDther Jafst statements IN relation 10 the az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28
JAS. w. WEBB, Esq.

GEN. TIPToN AND GEN. DUNcAN.-The names OF
these gentlemen put forward dposdes, by the OPP
position prints from the identified with the Presi-
dent, and especially by the apostac Webb, by way oil
bringing himself into decent company. We have the best
to believe the statement by the coalition prints in
regard TO these gentlemen, utterly false and without the
slightest pretext TO give them countenance. gen.
ueman OF high respectability, just from ndiana call
cd on us yesterday and requested us TO contradict this
report He said he had been in the company of Senator
Upton few days before and that he then expressed
ever before manifested. The Clay press to gain the
slightest credence, in its present straits must produce
some better proof hereafter, than its unsupported
serions Ii labos under much disgrace get credit
Tor statements vouched authority and echoed by
such reporters Agg, Gales, Webb, Green, Simpson
and jerks The very Of these compurgaors would
he enough 10 make Truth hide her faceshe has been
scandalzed by them Washington Globe.
Gen Ashley has out since the election and ha.
rePeled indignantly the charge OF nsncerty in his pro-
LESSONS oil friendship and political preference for Gen
Jackson;-and the ST. Louis Times, Ga Clay paper) ha:
expressly yielded the point admitting that the Clay party
had no candidate in Missouri, for Governor Member
OF Congress. Yet far as Maine, and late a.
the 18th of this month, find Holmes paper repeating
the misunderstanding the for Bull and Gen. Ash
ley, as given for Clay.-B.
Senator Waggaman, AMI Mr.. Clays brother in-law
with few others, have rail road back OF New Orleans
TO which they are compelled by law to append wharf
Some OF the Clay delegation from this State had the adj
dress to get 900 dollars OF the national money voted for
breakwaer at the spot in other words for the wharf
which the Rail road company charter had provided both
means and Will General Jackson, vetoed the bill from
Congress- and saved 1000 dollars the nation He has
refused dyke to the rders and the State will be flooded
with abuse = Donaldson Louisiana Gazette.
General Jackson at the Hermitage on the 18th OIL
September. His health s excellent He set out
on the following day for Washington, by the way
Washington between the 18th and 18th of October
Pennsylvania.
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New YopK, I

NEW YopK, April nth, 1882.
Dear Sir--Yours has this moment come TO hand, and
regret that under the circumstances addressed you the
letter TO which yours is and beg that you will
TefHnt to me. Justice 10 you and to myself requires
TO add That was only DESTROYS Of placing you on your
guard against what deemed the intentions OF Others and
YOU VIII again read that letter before send TO
am sure you will find worled in the spirit here
hone-you cannot do yourself the injustice TO believe
could have intended any thing else, but admit that under
The circumstances, regret having addressed YOU Could
you be influenced TO do less than your duty in such
would despse you and doubt my judgment of human
ture asked il mott wished il not-snd TO Of less
character than YOURSELF would have written, fearful
OF being mtaundcrstood-al ask is justice,
But let this passdo what you may ,rest assured will
not question yOuy motives.
The feeling here in relation to Georgia, am happy TO
say, is becoming quite favorable, and have TO be-
hevc, that IL il net for Modification in South Carroll
ma your cause would have many friends who
willing TO speak, Test they should he deemed TO favor
NuH9tcdfton though in my opinion, there is con-
exion whatever between the cases.
send you paper OF Tuesday, containing able
hcc, which the editor writes is from Governor Lump
kin tits possible You may not have il.
Believe me your friend and obedient ervant,
JAMES WATSON WEBB.