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TRACT or LAND.

said. and adjoins the lands Of Ringers heirs.
Thomas Shearer, and others. supposed to
contain I92 acres, three roods aud ten poles.
Cor so much thereof as will pay the debt, in.
tcrest and costs, and other expenses accraing
thereon The said Land viii be sold sub
ject TO two deeds Of trust executed by said
Henry Myers, one 10 John Light (at the
Ferry.) for the hrneSt of Peter Light. cxe-
cutor of Peter Light, decd dated on the Ath
day Of August, 1875, and one ether execu-
ted by the same 20 Jain STROLLER and Sea-
mans Garard. for the benefit Of Jacob Myers.
and which bears date the LIST day OF March,
Isa6, all which deeds are duly recorded in
the Clerks office Of the county court Of Ber-
kelley aforesaid.
JOHN SHOBER. Trustee.
January 06 1910
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Finley, Mosher 8. Go.
BOwIY,S WHARF. BAITyNpRr

a VONTtNUE to transact General Com.
~ mission Business, and to devots particu.
lar attention 10 the receipt aud sale of
FLOUR. and all articles either the growth
or manufacture Of the interior Of the coun-
try They are prepared to make liberal adj
vances upon all articles consigned to ther
address. The position they occupy il central
and favorable ics making sales, and beng at
ence convenient to the Rail Road and tho
Basin, prodsce may be conveyed to their
warehouse and shipped themes without sub
jecting the owner TO the expense OF carriage.
e5AFo such Of their correspondents as may
desire H. they win from time TO time CON.
municate the present prices and future pros
poets of the market Tor the produce OF the
country.
REFERENCES
Messrs. Esslle. Eichei5ergeY s Co.
Baltimore.
p DANIEL 3; sprigg; Esq. Crsh'r tHaser.,swu.
John Fan Lear. ESQ williamsport.
Baltimore, January 10, is3a.-5t
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Trust Sale.

ERY virtue Of Deed OF rrast executed by
ES Henry Myers, sen. 10 the undersigned
for the benefit OF George Lawyer. bearing
date on the 9th day Of June, isa6. and IS
duly recorded in the county court of Berke-
ley, will proceed to sch IN front Of the coart
house 10 Martinshufg. on Monday the lsth
day If February aerf, Tor cAsH, a certain
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ignorant. With much oenEdsnes in
the calculations Of Freneh science. and
with reventiai ssnfidsnce in the sublime
mathematics Of the Mes, uigh. we ere
not ashansd to confess that our minds
are not sufficiently enlightened to view
comet within 90, 600 miles of US, with
. tail stretching from the zenith to the
nor'zsn with equsnimity. We kopa the
magnificent stranger wilI keep al .
more respectful distance, nor threaten
70 ursurp the dominion assigned TO mo-
tner Earth, in infinite space. The
Centiuei quotes the following article
THE COMET
Ins European papers speak Of a
sonnet that will appear within 10000
miles ct the earth's orbit, some time in
the year of 1852. 1.-THE earth should
happen to be in that portion Of its orbit,
aessest the path Of the commet, in its
approach TO the sun, they say its motion
VII De much disturbed, and serious con-
sequences may Reasonably be apprehend-
ed. : N Laiaud has computed that com.
els may pass withiE $4,000 leagues
without sensibly deranging the motion
oil the earth. The comet of 1870 an
preached so near the eertb as to in
crease It's periodical time UPWARDS of
Two days; and bad its mass been eoual
TO that OF the earth, il is computed by
LA Place, the eaith's motion in her or
Oh would have been equally retarded.
aud consequently have increased the
length OF the year neailey foriy-nine
h'urs - As such effects was produced.
tue disturbing force Of the comet was
considered iusensible The mass OF
the comet was i5oGth part less than
that Of the earth. In 1854 the moon
was echpsed bY comet; which must
have passed within 100000 miles Of the
eatth--and il is knuwn that no effect
vas produced by its attractive force al
aner on the eafth 81 moon The i'm
mense velocity oicomets may be prin-
eIpai reason why they do not sensbly
anect the motion OF the planets. That
OF 1850 wa. calculated by Newton to
move at the rate OF 500 900 miles an
bouf, and Braaons observed one nj
"iCintu III Nv. whose velocity he
computed TO be.e qaal to $500 600 miles
an hour. The comet of 1850 is best
known by a,trnnomors lis period is
computed TO be about 76 Years, though
from i's motion being disturbed by the
planets, II is sometimes longer II ap
peared in 1892 very bright and was
looked aiIer with very great anxiety
in l16S 800 but Clairult determined. irom
calculation, that Il would not appear
TIL April, 1889 The increased Length
OF its period he attributed to The i,flu-
ence of Jupiter and SATIN, near VIII b
it would pass, itaccordinely approach
ed nearest the sun on The I2ih of March,
1859. II this is the comet to which the
Eure pean papers refer that it will not
appear TIL 1884 ar The distance
of this comet fran the sun, when. 10
the extreme end Of lis orbit. is ahou,
100000 miles; yet returns regular
~, anu its period has been calculated
By the mathematician within 80 days.!
AN Ohm EENlIfs An add SORT of a
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A HE undersigned having made arrange
"a ments which enables hin, 10 attend more
promptly TO the above business, wishes to
ibiornl the public, that he will. on rcasona.
bic terms, and the shortest notice, attend to
it. A. ODEN.
January a6. le3e.-tr
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YlrlmGklp Lind for Snlo.

EFY virtue of decree of the county court
EB-nf Berkeley in charcery, in a cause
therein, in which the Bank of the Valley in
Virginia is plaintiff and Morrison Waite and
others are defendants, acknowledged, Com
nisaioners appointed by said deere, will
proceed to sell on the premises IN Wedaes
dan the 7t, dag Of aiDeh neat, the
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THOMAS HART BENTON

In The debate OF the House Of Representa-
tives at Washington, on Monday Mr.. Bur
ges remarked-
when respectable raen come here and
say their section Of the country is deeply ag.
grieyed Ivy the operation of our laws, he
was in favor of giving them an opportunity
Of showing il in their own way. II proof is
offered, TO the satisfaction ofthe House, that
any Of our laws running the industry ana pro
prieiy Of any part Of the country, he trusted
they would b. repealed without hesitation
The el"qnent representative OF Rhode Is
land applied thus apfosi;ely, the me.xim Of
Cicero. which we need net translate Tor him
2alaptem narti ciyism consoluBt. Negligent
rem perlicio sisissimam Il ciYitatcA in
dHcpnt, sedidonem atque 'slscordian.
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Carding Machine for Sale.
TESHE subscriber living near Harper.' Fer
z nv, has for sale first rate CARDtNG
MACHINE, which be viii sell on accomno-
dating terms ,,ooDr
February 9, 1892
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MIR VAN BUREN,.

The last Washington papers, contain the
proceedings OF the Senate on the nomination
of Ills gentleman, the Injunction Of secrecy
having been removed We have only room
at present for the following:
WEDNESDAY, JAN. a5.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
Martin Van Buren,, and after debate,
The question was taken VIII the Sen
ate advise and consent to the appointment
Of Martin Van Barren? and was determin
ed in the negatiye, Yeas IS, Nays 20, as
follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Benton, Brown, Buckner.
Dallas, Diekcrson, Dudley, Ellis. Forsyth.
Grundy, Hendricks, Hill, Kane. King, Man
gum, Marcy, Robinson, Smith, Tazewell,
Upton, Tsonp, Tyler, White, Wilkins
hAYS-alessrs. Bell, Chambers, Clay.
Clayton, Ewing, Foot, Freiinshuysen,
| Hague, Holmes, Johnston, Knight, Miller,
Moore. Naudain, ,Pondexter, Robbins. Rug
! giles, Seymour, SIlshee, Sprague, Tomlinson,
| Waggaman, Webster.
The Senate being equally divided, the
VrcE- PREsiDENT determined the question in
| the negative.
Rcsolred, That the Senate do not advise
and consent to the appointment of Martin
| Van Buren,
! I.Mr. Prentiss and Mr. Bib ecere absent
1 The former confined by i,.disposition
ag-The speeches Of several Of the Sena-
tors are pullshed-the principal objection
10 bis appointment. was his instructions to
Mr. NJ Lane in relation to the Colonial trade.
The Richmond WING Of the Goth savs-
" Mr.. Moore, few days ago, read resolu
ton which he had prepared, and determin
! cd to offer, calling upon the Federal Govern
ment for aid in aboIishing slavery and de
J porting the slaves Mr. Brodnax. yesterday,
ridieuling in just terms the idea that it was
unconstitutional in Congress thus to appro
pirate the proceeds of the Public Lands 0he
National Debt paid,) or that it was dishon-
orabe in Vir yinia to ask Of the General
Government what was her right. made known
his intention of introducing proposition ap
plying to the Government for just share o
/ the preceeds of the Public Lands, 10 aid II
, the deanrtation Of The free negroes W.
hear. also. Of other resolutions connected
with the whole subject of the colored popu
ation, which will probably be introduced
We likewise hear the rumor of speedy al
{ tempt to divide the State, coming from tn
South OF Virginia"
The Comet. Astronomers inform Us, (say
the Richmond Nhig.l that great comet !
: TO appear about the beginning Of summer
in the present year, which will approach To
Eearth's orbit more nearly than any forme
: Of the.e sublime visiters We have see
{ some account whirh represents, that II III
J earth be at the time. in that part oil the oro
s which the comet viii approach nearest,
It will appear to the naked eye, as large as tn
} full moon, with broad tail streaming thF
d half the heavensi The Boston Cent
n. nol informs Us, that the popular mind
$ France. becoming somewhat alarme
o =, these speeulaiiens. the French Phi
II. osophiesl academy caused caic Ola !;
n lions to be made aud published for tt
| purpcse Of allaying The Apprehension
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Mr. Eysss viii confer a particular favour
on one Of his friends and patrons, il he will
have the goodness TO give the following no.
tee OF "HEseEsviLLE,- an insertion in his
resoectable Japrnal
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MAR FRIED

On Tuesday moroing last. by The Rev MIR
Brown, MIR. Darid ~ C,sh,ca, to Miss
Mary Notl daughter of Mr.. George Noll. all
Of this county
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TR AGE o. LAND

authorised to be sold by said decree II is
first rate LIMESTONE Land. and is estimated
TO contain a63 acres, sufficient proportion Of
which in excellent timber II adjoins the
lands Of Phip c. Pendleton, Esq. and o
theirs, and is situated about four miles south
west OF Nisrfinsburg Sixty three acres of
the tract will he sold subject TO the dover
right therein Of Mrs Dorothy e. Roush, wi
dow Of Nicholas Roush, sen decd the bal
ance clear Of all incumhrance
Terms Of sale: one third of the purchase
money on the Ist day of April, 1882. one
third of the residue on the ist Of April, 1888,
one other third Of said residue on the lst day
Of April. 1854. and the remaining one third
on the LIST day OF April. 1885.
CHARLES ID STEWART. Z Cor,,,.
THOMAS DAVIS,
February Q, 1882
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The above sale will be made wiiimv con
sent and appreciation, for the purpose Of en-
aiding rue to execute conveyance for The
Land, agreeably to contract made by me
for the sale of it, in March. 1881.
HARRISON WAITE.
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ELY vir,ue Of Deed Of Trust, executed
EB by Frederick Householder 10 the under-
signed, for the benefit OF John Tabb. as
Guardian for the children OF John Winning,
decd; which deed bears date on the 18th Of
January, 1851, and is duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the county court Of Berke-r
ley. will proceed to sell, on the premises, on
Friday The l0t.day Of February neat, for cashss
Two Tracts or Parcels of Land,
situate, lying and being on the drains Of
Back Creek in the county Of Berkeley, and
containing in tho two tracts three hundred
and sixty acres, and now occupied by tho
said Householder. and adjoining the Lands
of said Tabb, Thomas Sharpe, William
Grantham. John Fry and Angus McKecvcs
and also. the following
Personal Property,
five horses, two colts. three head of cows,
twenty head Of sheep, twenty head Of hogs,
one road wagon with stretchers. feed trough,
yc:, FIVE sets Of horse gears, two bar. shear
ploughs, and tsso shove. ploughs lf the
lands and property aforesaid is not sold on
the day above mentioned, il will be sold on
Monday the i5ih day Of February, il front Of
the court house in Mariinsburg The said
lands will be sold subject TO three Iesd. :.
trust, executed one BY said Frederick House.
holder to William Maslin, for the benefit Of
William Wilson, dated on 18th November.
| 1898, another executed by same 10 Abraham
ellis, for the benefit OF Catharne Ellis, ia.
led on 9th February, 1894, and another ex-
ecuted by same to James r Robinson, for
! the benefit Of Daniel McKeeger, dated on
2sth December, 1929. all which deeds are
duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
county court OF Berkeley.
SEAMANS GARARD, Trustee.
| January 10. 1882 is
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Trust Sale,

January 90, 1882.
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NAxaMn FOE RENE.

g1-Cash given for RAGS at TIL Office.
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The last Washington papers, contain the
proceedings OF the Senate on the nomination
of tits gentleman, the injunction of secrecy
having been removed We have only room
at present for the following:
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ss)U3Es W n v. e s!y1 O.

January a6, 1882.
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'IrMstee's Notice.

~ creditors Of JJhn W. Barker. who wish to par.
| tcpate in the fund srising trOm the two deeds Of
'nst executed to me by him, tor purposes therein ex
tsed are hereby notified, that their claims must be
geseGtei aud the conditions OF sail deeds complied
1.h on OF before the 18Th september next, or they
vll De excluded fromth benefi, OF said trusts.
Notice is also given, that John w. Barker has pac.
d hands list of debts (now in the hands of an
Jfrer for collectOn,) which,, when r.c-ivcd, are to
'l all OF the aforesaid trust fund. aud to be appGo
pa; d accordingly. GEO. WHITE,
mne Is Trustee.
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"a Reward.

Will give one dollar reward fog the apprehension
| Of Negro man BEN. (ahd no charges paid) who
IA away Fem my possession on the l4th inst (the
al nsu brcs E>turned to n,e.) lie Is = we'll ma,'.
yoy black liow, sboU; 20 ears OF So; of Pleasing
1lneraHce; speaks slow, aud quite gruun; about 5
i,i irshes high; no scars or marks known Had
%. wien he vent away, si:p,d roundabout, cotton
coat white vest and grey cssslnett pantsloons, black
e; ha, shUys AID stockings :. DRAPER.
E-.l.N EnnrL Mnusr. Va linn % = g.
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Notice is hereby given

vYlO the Stockholders in the Alexandria Canal, that
1 an instalment of Two Dollars each share OF
stock is required be paid. or before the LIST ds'
of Nav next Also an instalment of Two Dollars
per share ON before the 1s day of June and far
ther nstaiment of Two Dollars per share before
the LIST Jay Of July BY order If the Board.
J. II. CREASE,
Clerk A. C. G..
Office Alex-Canal Company, soth March, 1882.
mar 30-d3t&eSat tlstJy
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....0i 10 stihe debate by sitting ut the ques-
rhsu the ministry wished to carry 1t; and
~ ,.,,red for making speech which ne was
-. Ne should DC compelled to make at an
s'' '..oo,bIs hour, he had taken his dinner about
g., and half before. The erudite and dis
~ .l;,Or Of the Portland Advertiser, who
SD~' ,,rt Of the winter at Washington, and had
oart,nity frequently to hear Mr.. Benton,
'T n,,ked, that his figures are generally drawn
'Im,Is. The correctness of this remark
.o,;eed. Having spent sometime In estab-
-. hi, position, that the Bank would not be
I'LL nv any restrictions contained IN the
-. he said "Mr. President, You might
,.nb hold 4 lion in cob web" He said che
"A NJ, make any remarks on the bank orders
cha, had been said by the gentleman from
II, and the gentleman from Tennessec;-
4 ,,.jpg up tumbler of water, aud holding it
:, him he sand. .'Mr. President, | might
sell, bv one spoonful Of this water endeavor to
l.,.ara. already drowned in the great ocean,
:, ,,eupt to add any thing TO what those gen.
-, haze said" Me- Benton spoke about an
.ssn the Senate were compelled to adjosrn,
e., ,.,r,a. being exhausted.
r.,n ne Frontisr The following interest
IN. sllctiag intelligence from the Border
-',,,r mas be relied upon as entirely anthem
~
r,1fl ctot,ar datsl Fort Dearborn, (Chica-
go.) Illinois, Nay IS. 1852.
From the accumulated miseries of the lndi-
-. Wir in this country. this Fort is filed with
s,ins. starving, aud in some instances half
II inhabitants of the northern part nf this
~. The destruction OF life has been consi-
i.n,,e. and OF property very great 1t bias been
,,,.,,ary to issue eight hundred rations dally;-
al fom the number Of people coming in. and
~. y Tia and indians constantly expected, |
.,r.,; to be Obliged to issue at least double the
,,m5,r. Their. are 40 provisions to be procur-
J,n thi: county,"
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arrived safely about midnight. The Voyageur
again sailed on Friday morning, after disembark-
ing about 2OOof her passengers. A case OF Cho.
lera was reported to have occurred on board dur
ng the passage, and the man died after his arrival
here. His widow states him to have been sick
" consumptive man, subject to the gravel, and
totslly unaccustomed to fatigue, and attributed
his death to the anxiety TO which he had been ex'
posed in getting his baggage on board, and other
matters.
Another man. who came up passenger in the
Yoyapeur, was attacked yesterday morning, and
this morning died. He had all the symptoms OF
the Choiera-he was lately from Cork. The for
mer patient had some of the symptoms of the cho-
era, but slightly-he was an emgrant from the
North of ireland. Another death Is reported to
have taken place, Of mechanic named Andrews,
who had been among the passengers by the Voy-
ageur.
"Ou. Board of Health meet to-day at 8, and
shall keep this back so as to give you their bule.
tin, or their opinion of these cases. The Health
Commissioners have, in the mean time, issued or.
ders that no steamboat come within one hundred
Yards of the wharf, until after It has been visited
BY the Health Officer.
Three O'clock, p. NJ
:sThe Board have not yet closed their sittings,
nor any report issued. The symptoms here,
however, approach very nearly to those OF the
Asiastic Cholera, but whether they originated
from the crowded state Of the passengers in the
voyageur, or have been causedhy our late change
able weather remains yet 10 be seem"
The influx Of emigrants into the Canadas the
present season, is enormously great, and altose.
Their beyond precedent in any former year.
On the 9th inst the steamboat John Nelson ar
rived at Montreal with 882 steerage passengers,
and the Hercules with 740 The smaller boats
we're crowded, having from $50 TO 400 on board.
The small ferry.bo,t Lady Almyer, which plies
across the river. was chartered, and carried from
Quebec to Montreal $50.
We learn from the Quebec papers that the
streets in what is called the Lower Town, ere.
semble fair day, from the crowds Of emigrants
which are hourly landed from the shipping" 1t
is added that the three steamers, John Bull, Br.
fish America. and Chambly, departed from that
city with $500 emigrants, bound to the Upper
Province.
The Police of Quebec, as it regards the Low
err Town, is very bad That part of the town
which is called the Gil de Sac, and which at this
time. is probably, filled with emgrants is one of
the most filthy places we have ever seen, and in
the summcr season il is surprising that disease is
not engendered in every dwelling, and no place
could be more easily kept clean than that portion
of the Canadian capital. The following is the
official return Of the number Of emisrants who
have arrived the present year, at Quebec, up TO
The 9th inst:
QuEBEc, June 9.-Total number of Emigrants
arrived from the Cd June to the present date, both
days inclusive:
Males, 4,OS9; females, $685. under IA years
years of age, S,00l.
Total to date, 10.599
Previously reported, 1901
IL
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Notice.

Office ofMe .9lerandria Canal Company
yINIE 9th nsianent called for on the Stock Of '!h,
l. Company. becomes due to morrow, list june
and being the design ofthe Boar TO prosecute the
work with vgor, is hoped that Stockholders will b.
prompt in making payment.
Instalmen,s will be received OF TIE Bank OF Potomac
and at the Mechanics Bank, at clhey of which places
subscribers are requested T. CALL AND PAY; and,
for the greater facility Of I'll parties is requested that
the receipts last given will be produced, that each
subsc queut payment may be regularly endorsed there.
on. By order. &c JOHN II CREASE,
NAV 3l-d3tSeotf Clerk A. C C..
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Ertract of le'fer from Geo. F. Bromn, Cons"l

Ertract of a le'fer from Geo. +: Broma, Consul
fme u States at .4tg,ers. TO the Department
of State under date Of 4h January. 1882
''American -four sells at 1925 cts. per barrel
and is in demand. AS there is no probability Of
its bringing less ill the country has been brought
TO state OF security, and the cultivation of that
soil is sufficiently extensive to supply the con-
sumption of the town; -four might he shipped pro-
ftaby from the United States to this place; but
American vessels would moi be able to procure a
return cargo at this port Timber for building,
beans. potatoes, and, perhaps, even American salt
beef could be sold here to advantage"
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StrayeA Away

~ From the Commons Of Alexandria,
SEksas about the last of April or the first of May,
aMARE and two FEMALE COLTS
sS1SSsSA The Ware is short and thick, with long
ta star in her forehead. and very black. he small
Ter IF the Colts is alo black, snd year cid this
spring; no spot or mark recolected The other
chesnut sorrel about Ii hands high, two years old this
spring; in her forehead, and one OF her hind rect
white. A suitable reward will be given II brought
home 10 the subscriber living near the Four Mile Greek
Their recovery Z. SWAMI.
tune 15-eotf
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Total.
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE. Friday, O'Clock, P. NJ.
Tile Market. Flour IN Howard Street to'day
Is selling at six dollars thirty.seven cents from
wagons, and Sc so from stores:-At auction 65
hhds n. o. Sugars sold at S5.95a6 so: 40 bbIs.
n. o. Mulasses at sac, and % hhds. al ga
sole.