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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes.
- d. EDISON has lust received. per Brig Token,
D. few cases Gentlemen's fine Calf, Sewed Boots,
at IS so to 400. oo
Ditto BufPeg'd ditto, at 50 so 8 90
case prime Leather Over Shoes
1000 pair Brogans and honroes
Misses' and ~omens coarse and fine Shoes vs
rinus kinds .sav
Also on hand, Of my manufacture,
Gentiemen's calf and morocco Boots, IS to Sc
IJo do do Shoes, S13 to S23
LadieAfne seal, morocco and lasting Shoes
Misses do do do do
Boys coarse and fine Shoes and Monroes
Children's Shoes, great variety
B. Ladies' Shoes made to ORDER, 10 the neatese
and most fashionable style, dec u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
New CrOp Orleans Sugar, &c

- HogshS&ls New Orleans sugar
4 DO do mOlssSes
10 do Trinidad do
20 bags Rio coffee
bags pepper aud pimento
IN boxes London mustard
10 Kegs ground ginger
bel' coPPeras, Just received by
dec 3 CiAGErr 4 PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
AOAasses
HWtter
EiO Coffee.

Sn BAGS prime RIO Coffee, Just received and for
~ sale BY S. NESSERSM SMITH.
dec IS
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Servant W0MtGd.
+ OF Cost.
SNiuNing Cotton.

.oB\IES Raw Cotton. of superior quality. and
III suitable sizes for retailing, lust received ana LOT
- 8 NJ & s n. JANNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
prime Beef.
Sack salt.
Gra,e Coal.
~ MNteN,

n - w. FOWIE tJ Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TUESDAY. EER 26.

TUESDAY. FEB 90.
The resolution yesterday offered bv Mr. Wash
ingtun Chairman of the District Committed for
recess from 4 to o'clock. and then to take up
busincs, respecting the District of Columbia,
came up in course.
Mr.. Cambreieny suggested that it would be
well to have a similar recess every day, till the
end "f the session.
Mr.. DAVIS. OF Mass. moved 10 strike out of
The resolution the clause referring TO the District,
SD as 10 retain the prov>iun fur recess, but not
devote it to the business proposed
Mr. Polk supported til, motion, on the ground
of the greater Importance OF other matters TO
the nation, which we're still suspended.
Mr.. Washington opposed the amendment. and
demanded the yeas and nays upon it; but the
House refused to order them.
Mr. Davis further insisted on his amendment.
which WAS opposed earnestly by Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. Sp-'sht moved the previous question,
which Irs seconded, was put and carried; the
main question was immediately put. and the reso
lutluns adopted.
THE TARIFF BILL.
As amended, by Inserting the whole bill OF Mr..
Clay, in the shape in which il has been ordered
to a third reading in The Senate, was read thi'd
time. and the question being on its passage
Mr. Huntington, after few remarks, Oh the
great inpor lance OF this question, moved call
of the House.
The House was called accordingly
l, appeared that 2Ol members were present.
Mr. Burgess moved to suspend further pro.
cpedings on the cali but the motion falled--Ayes
50. Mes 70.
The doors we're then closed and the excuses
of absentees received. Proceedings were then
suspended, and the doors OF the Hall again open
ed.
Mr. Burgess demonstrated very warmly against
the passage Of the bill; and iD the course of his
remark. adverted with some severity 10 the agen-
CIV of Mr. Clay, in originating the measure.
Mr.. Jenller replied with warmth TO this part
of the speech. and vindcated the purity Of SIR.
Ciay's motives and purposes.
MIR Foster said his constitutional objections
to the bill had been removed by a closer exami.
nation-of ITS provisions. Still he did not like the
bill. bat was willing to take it as an experiment.
Mr.Denny delivered at considerable length the
reasons that would induce him to vote against the
bill.
MIR. Daniel replied to the remarks Of Mr.. Bur.
ges in respect to Mr.. Clay, and INDICATED the
general objects Of the bill. He demanded the
Previous Question:; but Withdrawals motion at
request OF
MIR. Burgess, who briefly, but very severely re-
joined.
Mr.. Sutherland then made highly animated
speech in opposition to the BILL
Mr.. Carson demanded the Previous Question;
but the motion failed, only Is rising to second it.
Mr.. Bates, Of Maine, then gave the reasons
whv he should vote for the bill; and
Mr. Peudleton stated the grounds upon which
he should vote against it.
Mr.. McDu6ie, though not believing the bill
proposed to make to the South all the concession
to which they were justly entitled, yet he be.
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r. Inv thar TN, position could moi be sustained.
He considered the arguments oil the Senator from
South Carolina, as ab1unding IN dangerous
and unsu.tairable propositions. infringing on
the original unalienabIe rights OF man. lie H.
sisted mat the bill winch had been passed W
the Senate, had received the vote OF 1t supper
tiers on the most Conscientious grounds. lhe
pr actical nuliifi,ation Of Georgia produced The
practical and theoretical nuilltcation OF South
Carolina In reference to the contemptuods
manner in which the Senator from Georgia had
spoken of the decision Of the Supreme Court, he
expressed regret that such Language should have
been adapted, for lie could .sure the gentleman
that very different feeling prevailed throughout
the country. and thatit was generally held t"6e
one of the most glorious institutions which had
ever been reared; entitled to respect and rever-
ence for its intellect and wisdom. After some
beautiful and metap hvscai descriptions Of the con.
sequences which gu d re-dit from the dissolution
of the Union. he again repeated that he had sup
ported the Bill because he dared not peril the
Union, and concluded with splendId pernra ton
on the character and fate of him who should de.
scend to after ages as the destroyer Of this hap
ply government.
Mr. FoRsYrH sad that he regarded the Con-
stituton as a surrender of power bv the people
on behalf of their States TO the United States -
He presumed that tie gentleman from South
Carolina could not contest the right of people
| to surrender their sovereignty. By the Constr
| tuition. they had surrended their sovereignty,
with the single exception of the equality OF repre-
sentation in this Hou-e. He considered that
among the powers which were delegated to the
| United States, was the right to determine the
mode and manner Of obtaining redress OF grew
ance. H. also said few words IN reply to the
assertion of the Senator from South Carolina,
that the General Government could not give a
guarantee to tina, State in her present CONDITION.
Mr.. FORSYTH moved to lay the resolutions OH
the table.
| Mr.. CALHOUN said he wished the gentleman
| from Tennessee would withdraw his amendment,
| and suffer a vote to be taken on his resolutions.
Mr.. GRUMPY said he would like to have a vote
also on his amendment.
Mr.. CALHOUN said that he would then accede
to the proposition to lay The resolutions Oh the ID.
| ble.
Mr.. WEBSTER asked if the gentleman from
South Carolina intended TO call up these resolu
| tinns again.
| Mr.. Calhoun said he would not call them up
| again.
o. motion Of Mr.. FORSYTH, the resolutions
| were then laid on the table.
THE TARIFF.
The bill from the House to modify the act Of
the l4h of july, and other acts imposing duties
IN Imports. was read first time, and ordered to
4 second s,hIng.
| The bill! Of the Senate on the same subject was
then Laid on the table
The Senate then AL inurncd.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-19
LOT FOR SALE.

EN- pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
I'll Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for the county Of Berkeley, rendered at
the April term. 1888. in the suit oil John
O'Ferrall against the widow and heirs OF
Ignatius O'Ferrall, decd. the undersigned
will expose to sale. at public auction, be-
fore the court house door in Martinsburg,
on Monday the l4th day Of October neat,
(being court day.) quarter Of LOT No
IL, situated on Queen street, in the town
of Martinsburg, excepting SO much there.
of as was sold under decree Of the Mu,
tual Assurance Society of Virginia against
Ignatius o'Ferrall's heirs. Sale to be
made subject to the dover Of Frances o.
Ferrall, widow ofsaid lgnatins O'Ferrall,
deed. Terms: one third of the purchase
money in hand, the balance in two equal
instruments OF six and twelve months.
CHARLES ID. STEWART, ID. S.
for Joel Ward, S. b. C
Septem Der 10, l8s3.-ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-19
Hudson Gazette.

MessrS. Moore and Letcher. APP
pears that Mr.. Moore submitted to Mr..
Letcher the two following propositions:
''lst. To resign our respective claims
to the seat in Congress, and to request
the Governor to designate an early day
for new election.
"2nd. To resign our claims and 1n-
tually withdraw from the new canvass
as candidates for Congress.
The avowed object of Mr.. Moore
was to prevent another angry and pain
full conflict between their respective
friends.
Mr.. Letcher, in his reply, refuses
both propositions, alleging that the con-
duct of the Sheriff of Lincoln, in with
holding the polls of that county, placed
the matter beyond his control. To his
mind the new right assumed by the
Sheriff sis more important to be settled
than that of who should have the seat
in Congress. Were he governed by
his personal desire to oblige Mr.. Moore
he says the proposition should be ac-
ceded to without moments hesitation.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-19

Hail Storm.-A most violent hail
storm passedthrough part of the coun.
ties of Randolph, Chatham and Wake,
ON Wednesday evening last. A gen.
tleman who passed through the county
of Randolph few hours after it had
ceased, informs us that it was very de-
structive, having stripped the trees Of
their foliage, cut the cotton and tobac-
co down, and must have been ruinous
to the crops through which it passed.
The hail stones were from four to six
inches in circumference.
FauetteriAe (N. CD Obs.
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Fayetteville (N. CO. OBS.

Rer. e. X. Arery.-It is with regret
we learn, that Contrary to our previ-
Gus inlormation) Mr.. Avery has re-
turned to Bristol, and RECOMMENDED
his ministerial labors. On Sunday last
he preached to his congregation. The
return of Mr.. Avery has revived the
very general excitement against him,
and while this exists, his labors in the
ministry can do no possible good, but
be productive of much injury to the
cause of true religion.
Newport Mercury.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-19

PIRGLNIA;-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and ChanceTy for Berkeley oounty:
Arm 10Th, 1885,
Jacob Myers, admir-. de bonis non Of Alexander
Mason, deed. plff
against
Charles H. Whiting, ex'r. Of Carlyle r. WIFI
ting, deed. SC. d<f'k.
IN cHANcERr.
Epf consent Of the parties by their coun
E-B sci, the account directed to be taken
in this suit by a Commissioner ofthe late
Superior Court Of Chancery at Winches-
Ter, is referred to Master Commissioner
GARARD of this Court. who is ordered TO
the same, stating specially any
matter deemed by him pertinent, or which
either party may require to DO specially
stated and report.
A Copy.-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-19
MARRIED,

In Christ's church, in Winchester, on the 10th
inst. by the Rev. J. E. Jackson, the Rev. CHAP
LIN 5. HEDGES, of Wilmington, Del. formerly
of this county, TO Miss MARY ROBERTSON LEE,
of Winchester.
On the 4th inst. in Christ Church, by the Rev.
Dr. Ducachet, MILES KING, Esq, Mayor of Nor
folk Borough, to Miss Mary l.. FISHER, daugh-
ter of Capt. Reuben Fisher, all of that Borough.
DIED,
In Charlestown, on Monday the 9th inst after
a lingering illness, MIR. THOMAS G. LANE, mer-
chant of Shepherdstown, in the 50th year of his
age.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-19

We have now lying at our wharves
three as fine ships as ever sailed the
ocean. The America of 500 tons; the
Martha of 300; and the new ship Hell
vetia of $50. The America is ready
for sea on three years voyage in the
Pacific, commanded by Capt. Folger,
and is expected to take her departure
to-day, but may not until the last of
the week. The Martha will be ready
in about fortnight, and the Helvetia
nearly at the same time.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-19

A gentleman who married a lacka-
daisical young lady, was visited by ali
old fIiend. The lady, after enlarging
in an animated strain upon the pie as,
ures of London, had retired for the
night, and the friend exclaimed-"why
Jack your wife is not SO pensive as she
used to be"-to which the other repli-
ed with shrug, "No, she has left that
off; she is now expensive"
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VIRGINlA:-Is As CsrcUii Sunerior Court Of
Lac and CAane9g for Berksies couafs:
Arm 10Th, 1888.
Joseph Pollock and others, pFLgs.
dgaitISf
John Craighead and others, drfk.
IN CHANCERY.
ERf consent Of the parties by their coun-
EB sci, the account directed TO be taken
IN this suit by Commissioner Of Che late
Superior Court of Chancery at Winches.
ter, is referred 10 Master Commissioner
GARARD Of this Court, who is ordered TO
complete the same, stating specially any
matter deemed by him pertinent, or which
either party may require to be specially
stated and report.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, @.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. f,

.Martinsbrg. Sept, 10, 1888.
THE parties TO the above suit will please
to take notice, that shall attend at my
Office in Martinsburg, on Saturday the
18th day of October next. for the purpose
of carrying the above order of reference
into effect, when and where they are also
required TO attend with any further evil
dence which they may have to offer.
SEAMANS GARARD. Com'r,
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COLUMBUS, (Geo.) AUG. 31.-New
Cotton.-A bale of prime new cotton
was brought to this market on Thurs
day morning last, and purchased by
Mr.. Geo. w. Dillingham; at tscenty-
fpe cents, and another in the evening
was purchased by Messrs. Harper and
Lewis at taeemty. fee and quarter cents.
These are the highest prices given any
where, that we have heard from this
season.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-19
JOHN STRoTHER. Q.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. |,

Mastinsb,rg, Sept. 10, 1888. :
The parties interested in the above
suit viii please TO take notice, that ON
Thursday the 10th day of October next,
] will attend at my Office in Martinsburg,
for the purpose of proceeding in the above
mentioned cause, when and where they
are required to attend with any further e.
violence which they may have TO offer.
SEAMANS GARARD. Com'r.
VfRGINI1:--In the Circuit Superior Court 81
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county:
Arm 10Th, 1888.
Charles II. Whiting, ex'r. of Carlyle f. Viii
ing deed. RITZ
against
Jacob Myers, admir-. de bonis non Of Alexander
Mason, decd. dg'G
IN CHANCERy.
ERY consent of the parties by their coun-
H-B sci, the account directed TO be taken
in this suit by Commissioner of the late
Superior Count of Chancery at Winches-
ter, is referred to Master Commissioner
GARARD Of this Court, who is ordered to
complete the same, stating specially any
matter deemed by him pertinent, orwhich
either party may require 10 be specially
stated and report
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
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0J-Divine Service may be expected in the E.
piscopal Church on Sunday morning next, at l.
O'Clock, from the Rector.
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GA meeting of the Vestry of Norborne Par
ish, will be held in the Episcopal Church, Mar
tinsburg,) on Wednesday the twenty fifth Of
September, at eleven O'Clock, A. N.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
.Martinsburg, Sept. 10, 1888. :
THE parties interested in the above
suit will please TO take notice, that will
attend at my Office in Martinsburg, on
Thursday the cath day of October next,
for the purpose OF carrying the above or
der Of reference into effect, when and
where they will also attend with any fur.
Their evidence which they may have to offer.
SEAMANS GARARD, Comr.
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A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

.Martinsburg, Sept 10, 1888. 5
THE parties interested in the above suit
will please to take notice, that shall at
tend at my Office in Martinsburg, on Mon
day the 2ist day of October next, for the
purpose of proceeding to make up the re-
port i n the above cause, when and where
they are also required to attend with any
further evidence which they may have to
SEAMANS GARARD, Com'r.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-19

Berkeley County Court:
SEPTEMBER TERN, 1888.
nRDERED, that the Clerk Of this
VI Court, do cause notice to be pub
lished, that the Court will take up the
Cbancery Docket at the ensuing October
term, and try all causes ready for trial.
A Copy.-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE; c.B.c.
September 10, 1S33.-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-19

Mary Gregory, PIT.
against
William Gregory, de7t.
IN CHANCERY.
HNHIS cause, being set for hearing by
b consent, came on to be heard this
goth day of April, 1888, upon the bill,
answer and dispositions filed in the cause,
and was argued by counsel, whereupon it
is adjudged, ordered and decreed, that all
matters of account, arising upon the bill
and answer between the parties, be refer
red TO Master Commissioner GARAHD, with
instructions to report upon the same: the
said Commissioner is further directed
without prejudice to the right Of the COM
plainant to contest the propriety of the
matters Of account TO report and state an
account of the expenses incurred by the
said Gregory in the improvement and re-
pair of the farm and premises 10 the pro
ceediDgs mentioned, during the time he
held them, and what would be reasona-
BILE compensation for his agency and at
ten,ion to the farm per annum; and fur
tber, that he do report and state an &C.
count of all matters which either party
may require to be stated, or which the
Commissioner may deem pertinent and
proper; and make report to this court oil
the same sixty days before the next term
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
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VIRGINIA. the Circuit Superior Court AZ
Lar aud Chances for Berkeley county:
SEPTEMBER 25th, 1881.
Alexander stephen, pit
IN CHANCERY.
HNilS cause came on to be- heard this
d 25th day OF September, 1882, on the
bill. answer, exhibits and dispositions, and
was argued by counsel: on consideration
whereof, the court, fully aware Of the mis-
chief Of disturbing long settled accounts,
and not intending to decide that the plain
tiff has yet made out case which OUT
weighs the answer and the strong circum-
stances attending the transaction, is yet
Of opinion that the evidence in the cause
throws upon il an obscurity which may be-
elucidated, and, if il can, ought to bc O.
lucidated, by full report from Master
Commissioner empowered TO ask for books
and papers, and particularly the cash
hooks Of the parties, and 10 examine them
on oath:--and therefore adjudges, orders
and DEGREES. that the accounts between
the parties be referred to q master COM
missioner Of this court to state and settle
the amount due to the plaintiff upon alb
the bonds, LIST. excluding the $500 on ac-
count Of Francis Silvers mentioned in tho
bill; and Cd. an alternate statement allow
log that item; and 3dly. a statements OF tho
balance due on the last bonds, consider
ing the first as finally paid and settled on
the 18th November, 1890; and that no
call for the books and papers Of the par
ties. and examine them on oath--and more.
ESPECIALLY, that he receive on oath such
Explanations as the defendant may choose
TO make Of the exhibits in his hand wri-
ting marked A and G In addition to those
made in his answer, and also in relation
TO the paper lately filed, and marked by
the court A.A. and the explanations OF tho
plaintiff in relation to bis letter ofthe 29th
Of July, is26-and make report TO tho
court Of such explanations, as well as Of
the accounts Aforesaid; stating specially al
matters deemed pertinent by himself, %
which the parties may require him so to
state. A Copy-Testc,
JOHN STROTHER, O.
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MartiasbWg Library.-We take pleasure in
announcing to those interested in this ins tituton
that the Directors have lately procured and plac-
ed in the Library, the following valuable and
der has been recently sent to our agents in Balti
more, for larger number of rare and useful books:
James o. Pattie's Narrative; Schinderhannes or
the Robber fthe Rhine; Tour of GermanPrince;
The Heidenmauer; The life Of Sailor; Frank
Inns Familiar Letters; Rosine Laval; Memoirs
of Hortense Beauharnais; Sydenham; Byron's
Works; Rush's Memoranda; Pompeii; Joanna
Bella Works; Tales of my Landlord 4th. and
Last Series; Eugene Aram; Swallow Barn; The
Mothers Book.
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Public Sale.

VETILL be sold by public auction. at
Wv the late residence Of Jacob Hooper,
deceased, in Martinburg, on Saturday.
The 2Ist instant, all of the personal pro
perry belonging to said deceased, consis-
ting in part Of two horses, one horse
wagon and gears; two hogs; household
and kitchen furniture of all kinds, such as
beds, bedding, bedsteads, tables, chairs,
bureaus, desk, SC. together with mum.
Der Of articles not necessary TO partcu-
larise. Nine months credit will be given
the purchaser on all sums over two dol
lars, upon giving bond with approved
security; that sum and under, cash. Sale
TO begin early in the day.
ABRAHAM HOOPER, .Adm'r.
September IL, 1888.
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VIR GTNIi--In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanccry for Berkeley county:
April 18th, 1888.
w ashington Evans, PITT
against
Nancy Alburtis and John Boyer, ex'rs. Of John
Alburtis, deed. and others, dects
IN CHANCERY.
by consent OF the parties by their coun.
EB sci, the account directed to be taken
in this suit by Commissioner of the late
Court of Chancery at Winches
ter, is referred TO Master Commissioner
Garard Of this Court, who is ordered to
complete the same, stating specially any
matter deemed by him pertinent, or which
either party may require TO be specially
stated and report.
A Copy. --Tcste,
JOHN STROTHER, O.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }

Mmtinsbug, Sept. u, 1888.
THE parties TO the above suit will take
notice that | will attend at my Office in
Martinsburg, on Saturday the 5th day Of
October next. for the purpose Of carrying
the above order Of reference into effect,
when and where they are required to at
tend with all the necessary books and pa
pers to enable me to make up the required
report.
SEAMANS GARARD. CONF.