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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
To Rent,
A BLACKSMITH's SHOP

ssh Il mos, elgibiy situated in the country, about
8lx n four miles from Alexandria. 1t is located at
2s&.s the intersection OF two public roads. and. in
good hands, wws3 command the entire custom OF an
extensive neigkbd food.
There are two I'D places in it, with bellows to each,
and the necessary 6ols for carrying the shop; there
is also comfortable dwelling house. and large l. t
used garden; all which will be let for
years, easy terms, to good tenant 1t is excel
lent stand too for wheew.ight shop, for which there
is room well calculated connected with the smiths
shop. A pretty good country negro Smith can also
be hired with the premises.
Apply to the subscriber, who wishes to employ Ma.
nsger his Farm Tor the ensuing ear, and will give
good wages to one who can satisfactorily recon-
mended. X. G. MASON.
dec 2I-2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02

VENUS will be morning Star until the 9th Ju-
Iy; then Evening Star until the end OF the year.
Mars will be the reiguing Planet this year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
(a) Goods near Q cts. pc. ton per mile

Heavy product ct. do do.
II the railway merchandise is charged with
a proportion Of the interest Of cash borrowed. the
amount OF such charge should, in this compari-
son. be deducted from the Is I'd.
If more passengers are conveyed IN the IN
ferior than in the superior trains, the total mum
Der will be somewhat more than tins, tut it can
make but little difference in the calculation.
Deducting interest, il interest is charge.
would reduce this snm, though the account would
still exhibit considerable loss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
For safe.

TRACT of land, containing Sl2 acres, the county
n Of Fairfax adjoining the land OF John Duin: and
VIM. Rail about ten miles from Alexandria Apply TO
K. I. Ia, Tor Esq. or Daniel F. Dulany.
oct. l7-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
MEMORIAL.

TO the Hon. the Senate and House of Dele
gaes IF The State Of Iirsin,a.
Your Mcmoriaists respectfully represent. that
they are committee appointed by meeting of
the people Of Loudoun county, heid at the Court
house in Leesburg. ON Saturday the 18th inst. in
pursuance Of public notice, TO take into conside-
ration the situation of the colored population of
the Commonwealth. Your Memoriaists have.
fortunately. in their immediate neishborhood. a
comparatively small ratio of this unhappy de-
scription of persons: for this reason, they have
been silent until encouraged to speak by the up
lifted voices Of those whose concerns and FIRE
sides are most soreiy pressed by the evil which
they deprecate. Your memorial,sts forbear to
argue this subject; they hold three propositions
to be fully proved BY sad experience; first. that
the labor of the Slaves, in a community like ours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
Gross receipts for The half year, f65,6sS 10 7

Now, Sir, this account is conclusive OF the
question Of carriage of merchandise upon rail-
ways in competition with canals; tor along ca
nal of equal length with this railway, VIZ thirty
two miles. (a) ton of merchandise can be aud Is
conveyed at an expense of g 81. while all hea'
w articles, and such articles constitute nineteen
twentieths Ct beg YOU to bear IN mind the proper
tion) of canal carriage. are conveyed the like
distance at an expense OF Is 4d only. instead OF
Is "a. as stated in this accounts
In this comparison tonnage dues being exclud.
ed in the railway expenses are excluded in the
canal expenses. 1t is manifest therefore, from
their own showing, THAI rail WAYS can never carry
goods in opposition TO canals OF nearly their own
length. II is. in fact. doubtful whether the Lii
yer pool and Manchester Railway is not, at pre-
sent. sustaining a loss BY the carriage OF goods,
instead of realizing even the small profit which
their own accounts show.
At As I'D each, the sum received for passengers
gives the number l89, 395 +
Averaging these at II cwt or IL stones
each. including luggage, gives their
weight 14,204
Merchandise, at los Sd per ton 42,6SO
Tota' weight, Sc. S84
As, then. 56.SS4 tons, the total weight, is to
455.S79, total expense, SO is AZ. $50 tons, the
weight of merchandise, TO SOC. 544. the expense
with which il ought to be charged; being more
than lbs sd per ton.
Expense of conveying merchandise would
thus appear to be S26. 544
Receipts for ditto 2l.875
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02

is the most expensive that can be ed;-second-
ly, that slavery tends to lay waste the region In
which it suhsists; and thirdly, that it fills with APP
prehension & inquietude the bosouis OF those who
employ il, Is not all this literally and mourniuliy
true! a sense Of the common interest,". a love OF
peace, the sentiment of security tor all that IS dear
to the heart Of social man. combine to ALLURE Vr-
sinians to make great, becoming sacrifice to
deliver their soil from evil serious now, terri
BILE in prospect. 1t is most clear, then, that the
public interest and the safety OF Individuals call
aloud for energetic but prudent measures, having
for their objects the ultimate extinction OF invOl
untarv servitude, and the removal OF the race
which is irreconcileably antagonist to ours. Your
memorialists will not dwell upon those high to-
pics Of republican consistency which address
themselves 10 the understanding, the pride. and
the conscience of this people: nor presume to
shew that the Law OF God is strikingl Y coincl-
dent, this all interesting subject, with the vel
fare Ut man.
They believe that your wisdom is competent
to devise plan that will lead to the happy re-
suits to which they allude; aud that the resources
of the State ate equal to its execution. They
furthermore believe the citizens Of the Common
wealth will nlaufuly and cheerfully. sustain their
representatives ia this mOmenous effort, and bear.
without narmer, the privations and impGsllions
incident to IL.
Your menorialsts pledge themselves, and those
whose organs they are To a cordial cooperation
in this great work, involving, as it does, the
peace and happiness, the prosperity and glory OF
Virginia.
SIcSED.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-02
Eclip es IN 1882.

There will be two Eciipses this ycar-boh OF
the Sun-the first on the lst of February, at >
O'Clock, Is minutes, in the evening. invisible
here The second ON the 9Th o! July, in the
morn,ng-visible in part:
Beginning at o'clock, AZ minutes
Middle at O'clock. 90 minutes.
End at O'Clock, 90 minutes.
Continuance hour 40 minutes.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-19
THE TRIBUTE OF ARMS.

THERE'S a legend connected with the Church
OF Noire Dame, one of the earlier Frcnch
Kings rode into that cathedral after ylcto-
rious battle, and left there his horse and arms
as an Offering to God and the Virgin for his
success. Up TO the period Of tue first revo
luton there existed an equestrian statue OF a
knight armed cape pie who is supposed TO
have been this hero. Historians are agreed
as TO the fact, but differ resps ting The iden
tity Of the individual - Green Co. .4drertiscr.
There carne a knight in his armour light, to
the Church OF Notre Dame;
The victor heir of proud Nayerre, and the
sun bright ouflanme:
The chanceirung meath his courser's tread.
where the priests were bowed in prayer,
And the mitred abbot raised his head, for a
princely guest was there.
He greeted not that holy band, but made the
accustomed sign.
And refined his barb with practiced hand,
at the foot of 81. Mary's shrine;
Then lightly leapcd from his saddle down, the
monk stood mute the while,
And his kindly brow was lighted now, with a
bright triumphant smile.
As he bowed him there on the altar stair, and
bis devour duly paid;
For he added glory to his crest, and fame TO
his battle blade;
Then laid aside bis helm of pride, nor shun-
ned the gazing crowd,
But kneeling near, where al might hear his
homage breathing aioud;-
Smother of God! to thee bring this hacked
and dented shield,
And this red reaping hook Of DEATH from
Cassel's bloody field;
These trophies true are sure thy due, to whom
all honor be,
The strife is done, the battle won, Try night
derived from them,
al offer her my victor's spear, my proud and
gallant steed;
The horse and lance, how dearly proved! that
served in sorest need
Yes, Mary Mother unto thee such gifts of
rights belong,
For the race it is not to the swift nor the bat.
lie to the strong.
"Nhat most prize, prefer thee, accent
the tribute meet;
q My sword, my shield. my spear, my steed
ali PROSTATE at thy feet,
There let them lie before thy shrine, that all
the world may see:
We knew who nerVed the conuueror's arm.
and gave il victory"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-19
POETRY

There is a pathos. deep feeling in the
following lines that does honor TO the heart Of
the suthor, and awskens an emotion 10 the
mind Of sensitive reader, about TO part with
a valued friend, that can never be expressed
From the Liverpool Albion.
A PRAYER
Heaven bless thee in the morn!
While the sun its rays is sending
Ger the dew- drop, on the tbsrn,
With golden light and life descending;
Ere the glorious day Is born
Heaven bless thee in the morn!
Heaven bless thee in the day.
On the deep AND dreary ocean,
mid the dangers far away,
IT. ANXIOUS fears and fond emotion,
In thine absence hear me pray
Heaven bless thee 10 the day!
Heaven bless thee in the night
While the weary world are sleeping,
Fancy brings, ia visions bright,
Thee the lonely night watch keeping,
When darkness shrouds the moons pale
light;
Heaven bless thee in the night
Heaven bless thee in thine homel
Where thine own awaits to cheer thee;
There to rest, no more 10 roam,
With all that can TO life endear thee;
No more 10 brave t,e oceans foam
Heaven bless thee in thine home!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-19
June %, 1882. 2m.
1Notice

A LII persons holding claims against the
IN estate Of John Pitzer, decd. are earn
estly requested to meet at M'Cieary's Hotel,
in martinsburg, on Saturday the . LIST inst Tor
the purpose of concerning plan for the sale
of the land belonging to the heirs of said
deceased. JOHN MURRAY.
Jhiy-4, 1892.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-19
To Farmers.

gEyIE subscriber takes occasion to apprise
A the Farmers Of Berkeley and Frederick
counties, that he has taken his mills into his
own hands, and that he has in his employ a
first rate and attentive Miller, and has no he
station in saying that general satisfaction shall
be given to all the customers OF the mills. tie
will, at all times, give the very highest price
in cash for all wheat that may offer for sale
JOEL WARD.
June 81, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-19

Journeyman Blacksmith
E ME subscriber VIII give constant employ
q meut and liberal wages to q Journey
man Blacksmith, by apply ing his residence
near the Quicker Mreuns House.
june IA. ABRAHAM GROVE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-19
Martinsburg Wooden Factory.

Martnsburg WOODEN Factory.
/ HE'subscrlbers respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that
shey continue to carry on the Woolen Manu-
iacturing BUSINESS IN ali its branches, and
ifnat they are now ready to receive Wool and
manufacture it into Cloth, Blankets, Cassi-
neis, Flannel. Linsey and Carpeting on the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms; their Machines having undergone an
expensive repairing, they are now able to do
work IN the best manner-ParticuIar care
will be paid to all kinds Of country work, that
II shall be done as directed, having three
SETS OF Carding Machines Persons living
az distance can have their Wool carded
Immediately.
They haze on hand a handsome assortment of
Cloth, CaSsinet, Blankets, Full
ed 4 Plaid Linsey & Carpeting,
which they will sci! cheap, or give in ex
change for good clean Wool
JOHN n. RIDDLE s. Co
March D, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-19

TTR6TSfA:-f3erfeiey county. 10 sit:
at a Coust held far Berkeley county, at tie
Court House, on Monday tie IN dag ~
June, 1882.
viDceat Bean, plaintiff,
against
John Lanaon and Ruth his WIFE late Ruth
Chenoweth, Rachel BealI. late Rachel
Chenoweth, James b. CbeBowetb and AL
fred ChenoNeth, heirs at law Of George
T. Chenoweth, decd. def 'ts
FE ME defendants. James b. Chenowetb and
o. Alfred Chenoweth, not having entered
their appearance and given security accord
ing TO the act of assembly, and the rules Of
the court. and IT appearing to the court that
they are not inhabitants OF theCommonwealtb:
1t is ordered, that the said defendants do an.
pear here on the second Monday w Septem.
Der next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff.
and il is further ordered, that this order be
published in the Martinsburg Gazette and
Public Advertiser, for two months success.
sIyely, and posted at the front door of the
Court House of said county.
Tesle,
HARRISON WAITE, o.B.c.
June %, 1882. I'm.
VIRGINIA. Berkeley county. TO wit:
lit Court held for berkeley county, at the
Court Rouse, on .u0nddy The tlM day Of
June, 1892.
Conrad Hognire and John w. Boyd, mer.
chants and partners in trade, trading I'M
der the name and firm of Hogmire and
Boyd, plaintiffs,
against
Southwood Hedges & Josiah Hedges, def'ts
fESHE defendant, Southwood Hedges, not
IL having entered bis appearance and CIV
en- security according to the act of assembly,
and the rules of the court, and i, appearing
to the court that he is not an inba bitant OF the
Commonw eahh; IL is ordered. that the said
defendant do appear here on the second Mon
day in September next, and answer the bill
of the plaintiffs: and it is further ordered,
that this order be published in the Martins
burg Gazette and Public Advertiser, for two
months excessively, and posted at the front
door OF the Court House Of said county.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, cBc.
June %, 1832-2m.
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Marttnso.lrg Gazette:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

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insertions must be noted on the Ms. otherwise
they viii be continued aud charged accord.
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NOTICE.

|gEs EfE subscriber wishes to give notice to
a. all those who have grain in his mill, oil
who have accounts standing With the mill
that he has rented the same to another per
son, and is DESTROYS for all 10 come forward
and settle as soon as possible.
JOHN KISINGER.
June 81, 1882.
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PLOUGHS.

st. M'CornlickPlough
'~ made by MI. John Snyder
warranted good. For sale by
HOGMIRE s. BOYD.
+. May 10, 1882.
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The Unmercitut mHl.-Leok into the world
how often doyou behold sordid wretch
whose strait hearts, open TO no mans -atfic
ton, taking shelter behind an appearance of
Plety, and putting on the garb OF rel sios
which none but the merciful and COMPASSION.
ate have a title to wear Take notice with
what sanctty he goes TO the end of his DAYS.
IN the same selfish track in which he az first
set up-turnIng neither 10 the right hand nor
TO the leit-hut plods on pores all his life
long upon the ground as IL afraid 10 look IN
best peradventure hc~should see aught which
might turn him one moment out of that strait
hue where interest is carrying hIm:--or if by
chance, he stumbes upon a HELPLESS object
OF distress, which threatens such disaster
60 Tim-deVoaty passing by on the other. as
II unwilling to trust himself to the imnres
SONS OF nature. or hazard the Inconvenience
whieh pity might lead him into upon the oc
casion.-SteT7te
The choice Of q rife The whole secret Of
choosing well in natrimony may be taught
IN three words explore the character
violent love INT Is always the result OF igno-
rance; tor there ~ not daughter of Eve
thai has merit sufficient to Justify romantic
1eFs' though thousands may reasonably in
Spire mat gentle esteem which is infnItejy
better A woman worshiper and woman
hassf beth derive their mistakes from irno-
rance OF the female world; rog if the chaPac.
iers OF women were thoroughly understood
they wonld be found TOO good 10 he hated
and yet not good enough to be idoIized.
hlF jaime Smith, on hearing that case If
cholera merhus had made lis appearance in
ths Kings Bench, expressed himself highly
oellshted that the disease had been arrested
at last.
A fair fashionable, fately united to one Of
tic "'o'' da'hins dandies Of the day, having
cause 10 complain OF heslectfl behaviour,
dear, Lam like the prodigal son aud viii re-
iorln by and-by." And / SIR" replied the
spirited BRIDE, ''a i'll Giso be like the prodigal
son "ln what particular madam?'' ~ viii
arise md "a 10 my siaHer.n She lclt the house
Che ealI4e morning.
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LIST OF. LETTERS

LIST OF, LETTERS
r. REMAINING in the Post Office Martins
L q, burg, Va. on the ist July, 1882, which
ii not taken out by the lst OF October next
will be sent to the General Post Office "a:
Dead Letters, viz:
ALB henry kcesecker
William Abel Alex Lowman
George Boliu John Lang
Adam Beix VIM, Logan.
/ WIN Boggs M
Antinett Blondef John Mcclure
G Samuel Miller
Barton Campbell 8 Henry Miller
Jacob ChoppeIt CathaIine Miller
Solomon Clark George Miller
Mrs Catharine Curtis Miss Diana Maxwell
| Mary Cochran Dan1 Marker
Henry Crook Teter Myers
WIN Cosbey Geo. Myers.
ID ,U"P
Henry Deck Alex. Orrick
Rev. Benz. Davis Tbos. O'Neil
Margaret Donaldson. Christopher Olinger
E g Mrs. AnnPastley
Mrs, Mary Evans Martin Palmer.
John Edmnson II
David Gilmer William Ring
Wmr Greeae VIM. Reed, sen
George A. Grove Miss Jane Robson
10. w. Grantham 5
Patrick Geary Thomas G. Smith
Mary Geiger. Adam Strayer
III Michael Shanks 2
DE- John Hedges James Shields 2
Jonas Hedges Henry SIler,
Rev. c. 5. Hedges Il
Catharine Hazlcwood Jacob Thomas.
Thomas Horn Y w
Rein Hudgel Washington Vufgamer
Robert Hill } George " errett
Abraham Hare WiIliam~H Weaver
Stevens ID Hopkins. Calender Widely
X l. Isaac Whistler.
Thomas Kelly, Inn Y
keeper Samuel Young
WILLIAM LONG, p. 81
July 4 ), 1882
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Commissioners Sale
of VaIuabletTown Property.

y
E N pursuance to the authority of decree
d. Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Chan
Gerry for Berkeley county, rendered .on the
2lst of March, 1892, in cause in which
Daniel Crook is complainant and Anthony
BIondel defendant; shall, on Tuesday the
l4t dag Of .August neIt, being the second
day Of August term offer for sale, to the
highest bidder, the HOUSE and ks
LOT now in the occupancy OF the fsSsNN
said HondeA, situated opposite the sss.::A
new Lutheran Church, on the north A-A-sss'
west corner Of Queen and Martin streets, in
the town of Martinsburg-th amount ef
lsna being enc fourth OF lot with valuable
buildings thereon.
The terms of the sale will be: epe third of
tire purchase money in hand, and the bal
ance in equal payments, at SIX, twelve, and
eighteen noaths The purchaser executing
bonds and trust deed to secure the deferred
payments.
DAVID Fl. CONRAD,
COmr saader The decree.
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.9necdo,es Of Governor Cfittenden.-Tho'
mas Chitenten was the FIRST Governor Of the
state Of Vermont. Macy. pleasing anecdotes
are related of him "Mum,n said he. which
/ was his usual way OF addressing his lady,
''who is that stepping 80 sOidy IN the kItch
en7" II was midnight, and every soul 10 the
house was locked IN the arms of sleep, but
be and his companion. He LEFT his bed as
easy as he could, followed the intruder leto
the cellar, without being perceived, & heard
him taking large pieces OF Pork out OF his
meat barrel, and slowing them away IN a
bag. who's there?' said the Governor, IN
a grum, sientorian voice, as the intruder be-
gan 10 make preparations to be off The lat
ter shrunk back into corner, as mute as a
dead man bring a candle, nIum" When
the light was handed, "what are you wait
ing for, Mr. Hobber, Thief, or whatever your
name is?p said he The fellow shook, as if
NJ. ioiats would be sHndered. Come. SIR,
fill np your sack and be oil, aDd'not disturb
honest people So often, when they are wish
ing TO take their repose." The thief looked
more frightened than before. "Be quick,
fill pp, 4 shall make but few words with you"
He was compelled to comply. blast thou
not enough, sirrah? Beg0ne then IN mo-
mentl When you have gorTnanGlzed THIS,
come in the day time, and 1 will give you
more; rather than have my house pillaged at
such an hour AS this. One thing I'll name
for you to ponder upon: as sure as fate, If
ever have the smallest reason to suspect you
of another such act, The law shall be put in
force and the dungeon receive another oeou-
pant. Otherwise you'msy stlfi run at large,
for nysthing that | shall do The fellow
went away, and never afterwards was known
TO commit an immoral deed,
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a Craze Joks.---An- Irish member whom
we sometimes make honorable mention Of,
was crossing the county of, Kent the other
day, on a stage coach, when they encounter
ed ashearse driving very fast. "Where the
passenger. "Ohl" said the mefni'er, at is
going at a very grare pace, from Canterbury
TO Grauesend, III undertake to say''
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Berkeley County Court,
JUNE Term, 1897.
ORDERED, that The Clerk of this Court
~ do cause notice TO be published IN the
newspapers printed in Martiasburs, that the
Court will take up the Chancery Docket al
October term next, and try all causes ready
for trial. Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, c. B. c.
June 81. 1882 I'm
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HARRISON WAITE, c.B c
June %. 1882. I'm.

Enthusiastically county, 10 wit:
ut Court held for berkeley county. at the
Court House, on Monday the llh day of
L,ae 1870
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July IL, ls32.--4w
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Conrad Hognire and John w. Boyd. mer-
chants and partners In trade, trading I'M
der the name and firm of Hogmire and
Boyd, plaintiffs,