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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
From the Ne,D York Commercial.
RLOODY RIOT IN MON IREAL.

y The severe election contest which has been in
progress in the westward of Montreal for the
last few weeks, has already been referred to in
this paper. On Thursday of last week, Tracey,
the ultra liberal candidate, five votes ahead
of his competitor. Mr.. Bagg. on Friday. MIR.
Bagg was one ahead of Tracey. On Saturday.
in consequence of the inclemencv Of the weather,
the poll was adjourned over until Monday, on the
application of the friends of Mr. Bagg Mr..
Tracey and his friends were much enraged at
this postponement. although it was strictly con-
formable TO the law. On the preceding evening a
quarrel upon the subject Of the election, had end
ed in an attempt upon the life of one of Tracey's
friends, named Curren, who was shot at, and
wounded, from the House Of a MIR. Cooke. The
windows Of Cookies house had been previously
broken in, and the life Of Cooke himself threat
ened. The wounded man was taken under the
care of Tracey's friends, and bulletins issued
from the office Of Tracey's paper, of the most in
flammatory character. When the officers deter
mined to postpone the election, on Saturday, &C
produced from Mr.. Tracey such TRADE OF abuse
and i'll temper, as has seldom been equalled in the
annals of BiAIngsgate. The mild and peaceabte
candidate attacked the character Of the Return
ing Officer, reproached him as partial and unjust,
ard aspersed the partisans of Mr.. Bags, stigma
tizins them as band of murderers. He cOnclu-
ded this passionate appeal to his audience. by
threatening violence to every opponent, and en-
courased them to obtain by force that which he
said was denied to them by the Returning Officer,
and the friends of Mr.. Bagg." At the time OF
the adjournment, the candidates stood head and
head, each having $50 votes.
Towards the close of the day on Saturday, the
moh hepan To shuv riotous disposition. On Sun
day, Tracey Is said to have been engaged in max
ing inhammatory speeches to the rabble, in seve-
raj parts of the city. In consequence OF these
proceedings, Monday was day of turbulence
and Confusion. ending in rioting and blood!
correspondent at Montreal writes US on Tuesday,
-.s you will see BY the Canadian Record, that
four men were shot Yesterday by the troops who
were called out to queIl the riots at the election.
Tracey's inaammatory speeches to MODS IN the
different suburbs on Sunday, led to the melancho.
" occurrence. The killed were all Traceyites."
The following is the article from the Record
referred to by our correspondent. 1t presents
melancholy view Of the political condition OF
Montreal at this moment
From the Canadian Record Of Tuesday.
MONDAY EVENING, FIVE O'CLOCK.
.HwtM effects rcsuLing from the riofow con.
duct ofthe Mob-four men shot-ssveral mound
sd.-With the most painful feelings we have to
state that from the riotous sonduct manifested By
the lower order Of the Canadians and Irish par
tizans on Saturday, the Poll was adjourned to
this day, when the Magistraey and large body !
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
EOtice.

4 MEETING Of the Citizens of this Town will be
"A held on Wednesday evening next, a. O'Clock, at
the Brook Lodge to consider the expediency Of esta
blishing Savings Institution All who friendly to
that object are invited to attend.
may 28-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
salad Oil,

0F this springs importation; white Mustard Seed,
" Of excellent quality; Clipped Logwood by the
barrel; Ginger Beer Powders; Wine Of Calchicurn,
for Rheumatism and ou; jus, received ard for sale BY
5th mo % WIN. STABLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
Practising BALL.

MR.. GENEREs has the honor Of infor ming the Ia.
WI dies and gentlemen Of Alexandra, and his pre-
sent and former pupils that he will have Practising
Ball Friday next, the st Of June. They are respect
fully invited to attend. may 28-5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
Office.

TINE subscriber wishing to settle bis business up to
this date, requests all persons having claims against
him to present tn ir accounts immediately for pay.
ment. Those who are indebted to HI are hereby no
tilted, that an immediate settlement is expected
NAV 28-5t RICHARD WINDSOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29

tanned 10 be the just and honest one, during the
period that he appeared as the champion Of the
people, and he should add no more than last
and earnest entreaty, that they WOULD allow the
bill to 60 to a second reading that day, SO that
the country might have some prospect Of the pas
sage of such bill as would prove ultimately sa'
tisfactory to all classes of the people.
At 25 minutes t. seven o'clock, their Lord
ships divided. the numbers were as follows
Non Contents, present l26
Proxies 40
Contents, Present 1913
--, Proxies Sc
--184
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29

Published, daily, 10y EDGAR sNOwDEN,) for the
Town. and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street between King and Prince streets, nearly op
nosi,e the Post Office. Daily paper 50; Country pa
per S. per Observation-Disclosures inserted at the
following rates: For square of 10 lines, inserted
daily, or every other day three times, 81; and IS
cents for every subsequent insertion. On Advertise
ments inserted once tciee toesk IS per cent. adj
d,ionsl. No Advertisement considered less than a
square, nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
men,s published in the Daily, appear in the Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
CHARLESTON, Nav 90

CHARLESTON, May 90.
Election of Brigadisr GeneraL-An election
for the Brigadier General of the 4,h Brigade of
South Car DINA Militia, was heI yesterday. The
candidates were his Excelency Governor
James Hamilton, Jr. and Col. Isaac William
Walter. The following was the state Of the
polls in the city regiments:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29

1st squad OF CavaTy, majority b
Majority in the city for Hamilton %.
The polls of two regiments Of Infantry, and
squadron Of Cavalry in the country, are not
vet heard from.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Executors Sale.

WILL be sold by public auction, at tn
Wv late residence OF Joseph and Sara
HaInes, deceased, adjoining the owanponds
on Thursday Tie osh d March aert, al oil tn,
personal property of which the two deceased
persons possessed, consisting OF valuaDI
work Horses and Brood Mares; Mich Cow
A1d Stock Cattle; a number vi Stock Hsg :,
Farming Utensils Of every description, SUCH
AS Piooghs, Harrows, Wheat Fan, Cutting
Box, two Wagons, one Cart, Horse Gears
OF all kinds; Wheat, Rye, and Corn by the
bushei; Household and Kitchen Furniture.
such as first rate Feather Beds, Bedding
Bedsteads, fables, Chairs, Desks, Bureaus,
sc together with number OF articles, moi
necessary to partcuiause Nine months
credit will be given the purchasers on all
sums over nye dollars, unoer that sum, cash.
tue purchasers giving bond and security
The sale Will commence early in the day
aud continue from day to day until all is solo
Also, some BACON; three ten plate Stoves
and pipe complete.
REZEN HUDGEL, Er,r
Of Joseph and Sarah Haiues, decd
3J"At The same time and place, will OTTER
Tor sale my Stud Horse LEONiDAS, rising
live years old, large and active, and now IN
line plight.
February l6, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
IV.9SHL.vGTON LO1ED HIS
OTHER

Immediately after tn, organization of the
present government, Gen Washington re-
paired TO Fredericksburg, to pay his hum
bic duty to his mother, preparatory to his
departure TO New York. An affecliny scene
ensumed The sou. feelingly remarked the
ravages which torturing disease had made
upon the aged frame OF his mother, and thus
addressed her:
"Ihe ptop!e, madam, have been pleased
va b the most fatteIins unanimity. TO elect
me 10 the chief anagi,tracy of the Unite d
states but before can assume the t,inctions
Of my Office, have come to bid Won AN AZ
isctIonate farewell So soon as the pnblic
business which must necessarily he encoun
tered IN arranging a new government can
be disposed OF, shah hasten to Virginia
and
Here the matron interrupted hlm.-"You
vii see ME no more. My great age. and
the disease tai IS fast approac !. ~ nv yitais
warn me that shall not bc long of TIN.
world | trust in God, am some wha, nre
pared for a better. But go George. fulfil the
high dest'nes which Heaven appears 10 as
sign you; go, my son, and may that Heavens
and your mothers blessings be with You al
ways"
The President was deeply affected His
mead rested upon the shoulder of his parent.
whose aged arm was leebly, vet foudly en-
eireied bis neck That brow On whct, fame
had "reahed the pgrest laurel virtue ever
gave TO created man, relaxed from its lofty
bearings. That look which could have awed
"a Roman senats in its Fabficao day. was
bent IN iiiial tenderness upon the time worn
features OF this venerble matron.
The great man wept A thousand recol
iectons crowded upon his mind, as memory
retracting seeneslong past. carried him hack
10 the parternal mansion. and the DAYS of his
youth; ana there the centre OF attraction
was his mother, whose care, instruction and
discipline had prepared him 10 reach the TOP
most height At laubabe ambition; vet how
were his ories forgotten while lie cazed IN
on her' from whom wasted by time and NAL
aay, he must soon part to meet no more.
Inc matron S predictions were tr,le.--'rhe
disease which had so long preycd upon her
lame Completed its triumph, and size expired
at The age of eighty five, confiding an the
promises OF Immortality to the humble be
lever.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

LIsB0N.-The Editor Of the Philadel-
phia Gazette has had an interview with Capt.
Wise in their City, who left Lisbon on the
25th January last. The Editor of the Gaz-
cite says that the imperial villain Don Mi
guel has collected about 95, 900 troops to re.
pei the invasion Of Don Pedro. About fifty
padres, or monks, in convent nearly fifty
miles from Lisbon, were under arms, and
exercising daily, with view ultimately TO
aid their earthly master. Don Miguel was
fitting out two line Of battle ships; erecting
forts about Lisbon, and making every pre-
paration to resist the enemy. Capt w. says
he saw Don Miguel day or two previous to
his sailing. The emperor looked yellow, ia
dcd and haggard; --and was apparently worn
ont with tyranny. Capt. w remarked that
three years ago the Don appeared vigorous
and hearty, ''but now" said he, "he looks
like half starved llon;--fuIl of revenge, and
nearly used up"
1t was the decided opinion of the Lisbon.
lans, That IN case the troops OF Don Pedro
we're unsuccessful, they would all be put to,ln
slant death by the sword without mercy
Orders had been given by Don Miguel, thai
whenever any Of the citizens Of Lisbon
were collected in groups tog, Their, not being
IN the regular line OF defenders, after the ar
rival Of Don Pedro's hosts, these group,
should be fred upon by his regular soldiers
for fear OF treachery. Thus the tyrant's whc
sheds blood and Expresses his kind without
scruple, is ever insecure. His days are con.
sumed by watchGui paroxysns of fear; hi,
repcse is repose on the rock and the thorn
Capt w describes Lisbon as miserable
and loathsome beyond endurance. Insolen
police, squalid beggary, and vilany were
every where rife.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Public Sale of Real Estate.

H6uRSUANI to decretal order rendered.
ID by the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery Tor Frederick county, on the
9th day OF December, 1881, in the case of
George Payne against Hcnry PAYNE, | shall
as Special Commissioner, sell at public auc
ton TO the highest bidder, before the front
door of TaYlor's Hotel in Winchester. on
Saturday the l7th day IF .8prii nert,
A Piece or Parcel of Land,
lying IN berkeley county, contalning about
one hundred and forty acres; it beng a part
OF larger tract Of land sold by The said
George Payne TO the said Henry Payne, and
adjoins the Yellow House estate, and the
lands oil Thomas Campbell. John Payne and
others. The terms will be enc fourth of the
purchase money must be paid on the day of
sale, and the balance IN three equal paw
ments of SIX, twelve add eighteen months
the purchaser giving deed of trust TO Sc.
cure the deferred payments
w G SINGLETON, Commissioner.
February IS, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Public Sale.

WTILI. be sold on Saturday the 10th day
Wv OF March next, at the Farm where
now live, known by the name oil Showalter ;
home Farm, four miles from MartInsburg,
near the road leading from Martinsburg y
Winchester, twenty head of first rate Stock
Cattle, Mich Cows add several fat Steers,
thirty head OF stock Hogs; several valuable
Brood Mares aud a number Of fine Colts; :.
quantity Of Corn by the bushel; one Barouch
and Harness complete, many other article
OF value too tedious to mention. Terms o.
sale: nine months credit on all sums aboys
1--WE dollars, (under that sum CASH witt
bond and approved security.
ELIZABETH SH0WALTER. -
February %, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Public Sale.

az ILL be sold by public vendue at the
w residence of the subscriber, on the
road leading from Shepherdstown to Har.
per's-Ferry, about three miles from the latter,
on ffiday, The --rih instant, nine bead Of va'
ldable work horses and colts, among them
two fine blooded horses, brought from Ohio,
OF first rate blood; large stock Of cattle and
hogs; farming utensils of all kinds; one broad
tread wagon; household and kitchen inrat
ture OF every description, and about S0o0bs'
Bacon. As ! intend TO remove to the wesi'
the above property will be sold without re,
serve The farming utensils are all new, ana
the horses first rate, calculated FOR either
saddle or harness Six months credit VIII DC
gwen on all sums over five dollars upon Sis-
ing bond with approved security. Sale 10
begin early in the day
JOSEPH L DUST,
February o 1872
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
February 2. 1872

The Trustees having understood that ths
Small Pox has made its appearance N uie
county near The River, requested the fnJsr
Clans oil The town 70 use every exertion "
vaceinate all children and others who ha'e
not bccn northumberland they earnestly Ie'
guest al persons 10 apply 10 any oil TIE 81
sideat Physicians and have those OF 'iigs
families vacclnated who have not had 'se,
klne pox Those gentlemen have seneroa49
agreed 10 Taccinate, cree OF charge, Az t'oss
Who feel themselves unable 20 pay the usass
lee February 8, l,5H.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Negroes for Hire.

w ILL be exposed 10 plbac hire, in front
w OF the court house door in.AIartinsbure
o" Monday. the l2M day Of March neal
as hirelings until the 10th oil March, ls33, one
Negro Woman and two BOYS,
one II the other 10 yeUrs of age, belonslne
TO Inc estate OF uvors, Horn, sen. dec d
The woman Is al excellent house servant
Bond aud security will be required.
THOMAS HORN, Saooiving Ear
February 80, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
.'iGrtiosb,!rg prices c,ureat co,yeetcS ~
TO Manufacturers.

FE HE subscribers wishing TO withdraw
: from the Manufacturing business offer
for sale thrir entire stock OF Machinery in
their Carpet Factory at Martnsburg We
can safely say to any person that understands
the business. that this establishment offers
as many, if not more inducements. than any
In the Valley. Being sitn tied in wool
growing country, plenty of water, and the
Machinery good, and in first rate order.
The Machinery consists an part of two
Cardlng Machines, one with new Cards;
One Picker, one sixty spindle Billy;
One sixty spindle Jennie and Reel;
One tweniy four spn,te Twiste and Wheel;
Looms with hand Stays. Shutlcs s Geers,
Three Machines complete, for figured work;
Warping Mill and frame;
Twelve good Steel Reeds;
A first rate Screw and Press with Heaters:
SheaFing Machines, Fulllng Stocks, Tenter
Bars; Large DYE Kettle, End size do 3rd
slze do; Blue Vat net, Sc with the patent
right on Carpet Looms for five Countless
with Table, Desk, Pots, Kettles, Tubs,
Stoves, Jacks, sc sc all ready for opera
'iohs Any one wishing to purchase, will do
well to make early application.
JAMES n. RIDDLE,
Il. JANNEY.
Martinsburg, February %. 1882
- forch Light. Hagerstown; Repository.
ChambeTshurg; and Republican. Wlnches
ter, will each assert the above three times
aud forward their accounts 10 thls Office for
payment
80 IJ----.---- . = - ------------
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

.Another .afatr.-A meeting took place on
Saturday between two gentlemen of this city;
at which, after the first fire was exchanged,
one of the parties stepped forward and Of
fered lis hand to his antagonist who refused
it The ground was re-taken, and the party
refusing. Mr.. Jules Puchcu. native of Par
is, France,) shot instantly dead
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Public Sale OF Lan,..

EElLL be sold by public vendue. on the
w premises. on Back Creek, 10 Berkeley
county. on Saturday The sd day Of March neat
A Tract OF Valuable Land,
Containing 3gl acres, about 100 cleared, and
III good state Of CULTIVATION, the balanc,
wen Clothed ~ith FIRST rate timser. On this
ialin is good frame dwelling house, kitchen.
smoke house, barn, stables, Sc and seyera.
springs OF good water convenient TO the
dwelling; number ofcholce apple and peach
trees, together with other Improvements moi
Necessary to particularise This tract adioins
the lands OF Stephen Cano, Paul Iaylor, aIo
others. Ierms made known OH the day Of
sale EDWARD SEVERN,
February 9, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
OBED WAITE.
February 9, 1892.
f1nsey, .uosher g. Go.
BONLY'o WHARF, BALTIMORE.

f1nseg .uosher 8. Go.
BoNLYSo WHARF, BALTIMORE,
ii SONIINUE to transact General Cous
W mission business, and to devote par,,et,.
.9r alteatlon to the receipt and sale Of
tLoUR. and all articles either of the growth
or manufacture Of the interior OF the coos..
Try they are prepared to make liberal ad.
Fances upon all articles consigned to their
address The position they occupy is cen I
ind favorable for making sales, and being {
once convenient to the Rail Road and tho
BASIN, produce may be conveyed to their
warehouse and shipped thence without SUBJ
Jectios the owner to the expense Of Carriage.
9y-Ie such ofthe,r correspondents as NAV
des're 1t, they will from time to time com.
nnn'cale the present prices and future pros.
pects OF the market for the produce Of the
G n!ry.
REFERENCES.
dcssrs E~sSiRe, Eichei6ergsy g. 70
Baltimores
Daniel Sprigg, Esq. Crsh'r u
efteTander Neil. Esq aas''''-" w.
John pan Lear. Esq Williamsport.
Baltimore, January 10, IS32.-5t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

The Editor of the Philadelphia NATIONAL
Gazette, whose opinions on foreign politics
are generally of a character to elicit entire
confidence IN their general accuracy, gives
us the following speculation which comedies
with the impression prevalent among the
most enlightened men of both Europe and
this county,
Our files Of GsiigRaui's Messenger, and
the Paris Journal des Debates, down TO the
esd ultimo, have reached US. We have also
the Journal de Harre Of the l4th. From the
general complexion of the French articles,
and the proceedings in the Chamber of Dep
uties, we should infer that the reign Of Louis
Philippe is likely to be short The n,ockeiy
of which he was the subject in the Chamber,
IS more OMNIBUS than invectivs. His down
fal would be the signal for general war, of
which, indeed, the probability seems TO
have been increased by external emcum-
stances.
The London Courier, in reply to An ar,i.
Gle of the Paris Times, observes that the
military strength Of Russia, Austria and Per
STA was lar from being impalred--that in
fact, the aiuiies oil the Two latter powers
were never Ia ger nor more finely appointed
than at present, and that France would
do better 10 rely upon her own resources than
upon any iallacious calculations Of the means
of aggression which other countries possess.
1t is remarked, under the Paris head OF the
i3th. that the French Government Sc emed
to be reducing It's navy. while it augm ented
aud improved its land forces, and this is &C
conntea Tor ny a supposed understanding with
Great Britain, whose fleets would suffice fot.
both nations n case of a war We have
marked for repubhcat ION, various articles OF
interest in Galisnanl's Messenger, and the
London Morning Chronicle of the FIRST week
last Iaontn.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

RJouneyman PrinterWanted.
q CONSTANT employment and liberal wa
" ges will be paid to a sober and industri-
Gus J0URNEYMAN PRINTER.
Gazette Office, Martins burg.
February 9, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01

The duke of Buckingham was one day en-
PERTAINING Charles H., when the king said,
Buckingham, think you are the greatest
rogue in all my dominions;" upon which
Buckingham Immediately replied, "Of sub
ject, believe am "
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-01
Teacher Wanted.

a TEACHER WAN TED to take charge
IA OF a SCHOOL, who is well acauain
ted with the English, Grammar, Geography.
Arithmetic, as well as all other branches Of
the English Education who is of good
moral character, and can come well recon-
mended as 10 his qualifications, and who will
DC wiling TO be examined BY person or per
sons who may be appointed for that purpose
The School House is in good and healthy
neighborhood-the School will consist of
thirty scholars Any person disposed 10 en-
gage, can signify the same by corresponding
with the subscribers 1T is their wish that the
School should be taken up by the lst of April
There is dwelling house in the neighbour
hood to be had provided the applicant should
be a man of family. Any person wishing 10
correspond. can direct letter TO the Mar
hnsourg p~st-ctrice
GEORGE TAB3,
JAMES ROBINSON.
%, JOHN TABB,
ABRAHAM SHO WEBS
Mean .Nariinsburg, Beyks'ey
county. "a. JG3l ~, 1881
Shenandoah Iron.
BETE have received supply Of the above
w IRON, OF every de cripton, warrau
ted good
HoGNIRE & BOYD
Martinsbnrg, February 9, 1892.
DLA.EHS fer sale at This o6fc.