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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
S524:00

Of the last two sets,-,he amount OF one is
S5l7,-and IF the other S547. And these ope
rations are presented TO US, with an air OF tri-
umph. as the solution Of question whose re-
CURED result is 500 Dollars.
The sratuitous information on the identity Of
Algebra and Arithmetic is duly Appreciated; and
did not know how ungraciously proffered al.
vice is usually received, should feel disposed
TO return the compliment in kind.
So much for Mathematics.
Though | cannot descend to verbal criticism
myself, others have perfect right to the exer-
else Of that useful talent. Ny style Of compost
ton is at the service of the Critics: Such as it
is, however. it may BE- regretted that cannot
consent to adopt any of the jadicious emenda
tons suggested by our learned friend. u
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COMMUNICATED. |

!lIr Sno,cden:-l intrude on your columns
with reluctance; for dislike protracted discus
sion. On looking over an obsolete system Of
Arithmetic, lately, two problems occurred, the
solution OF which gave me some troubles: they
were afterwards exhibited in the Gazette with
view 10 exercise the ingenuity of young Arith-
meticans The first has been solved by our ano-
nymous friend;-though not under the rule to
which it evidently belongs, -Feliowship whh
time:-and Rules have some advantages, the ele.
CANT anecdote Of the Wresilers notwithstanding.
OF the second Problem published in the Ga
zette of the 10th instant, again affirm that 1t Is
strictly deiern,iaaie; and also affirm, that no
sollt iol Of it has vet appeared in this paper
o. the four sets Of numbers exhibited IN the
pretended sole ton of the 2ist inst. not one gives
the result required: And this shall be now de-
monstrated:-
First Srt-64 Pistoles at 81 6aa each - $4,000
IL Moidores att so 90:0O
"a Guineas q 5 IS 1SS:00
Total S524:OO
Seed Set 90 Pistoies, as above, 92:5O
20 GuineaS 4G2:5O
10 MOdOres IS
Total $4,000
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06
Mr.. Robert B. Randolph arrived IN

Mr.. Robert B.. Randolph arrived In
Town yesterday morning from the
North. He had proceeded as far as
New Castle, ON his way to join his re-
lation, Mr.. John Randolph, in whose
company he was about 10 visit Europe,
when the intelligence of the death Of
that gentleman reached him. The Mar
shall of the United States, through the
lnstrumentahty of government spies,
having heard of his movements. left
Washington TO intercept him in his
transit through Delaware. In comma.
ny with the Attorney General of The
State, he visited the Chief Justice at
Wilmington, and obtained a warrant.
He returned to New Castle the same
night, and summoned a POSSE, intend
ing next morning TO arrest Mr.. Ran.
dolph; but that gentleman, being ap-
priced of his intention, at an early hour
left New Castle, and arrived at French
Town in time to take passage in the
Steamboat for Baltimore, whence he
proceeded in the Stage to Washington,
the same evening-Or course he did
not remain long in Washington, il be-
ing no purpose of his to
BEARD the Lion in his den
"Thc Douglass in his IIall''
Fredericksburg Arena.
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Died


On Monday last, at the residence Of her son.
in-law MIR. James Wright, Of this county, Mrs
JANE MAXWELL, formerly Of this place, In the
9lst year Of her age
At Washington, Pa. on the 23th ultimo, Mrs.
MARY kelley, wife Of Mr.. b. +. Kelley, mcr.
chant, Of Wheeling, and daughter Of Mr. Will.
liam b. Kirg.
This interesting young lady was raised in this
county, and removed to Wheeling with her father
about three years since, where she married Her
health had for sons time past been delicate, and
she was taken to Washington for its improvement.
She has left in this county many relatives aud
friends, who will receive the tidings Of her eur
ly death with sorrow and grief
On Thursday thp 23d ult. at Wheeling, THAp.
DEUS T. ROBINSON, Esq BY the sudden and
early death Of this gentleman, our community has
lost onr of its brightest ornaments His talents
his high scusc of honor, his integrity, and amia-
Bile department had given him place IN the at.
fectons and friendship Of all who enjoyed his So
ciety and acquaintance. - Pa Times
Al Vickburg, Miss. on Tuesday, the 7th May,
JAsE, EMILY, aud .iuLiET, daughters Of Doctor
J. w. Hcgcman. Also, Of Cholera, Mr.. RrEL
a. WATSON, merchant, on the same day. These
three young ladies were the only children OF DR..
Hegeman, and on the evening Of the same day,
one Of them was to be married TO the gentleman
whose decease il likewise announced
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06
TOWN AFFAIRS

Al meeting Of thu Trustees Of the town Of Mar
hnsbuFg, on Saturday the Isl day of jan, 1888
tn following regulations were adopted by tin
board;
Whereas, it is highly important that every
prcc4uton should b. taken to purify the town 70,
ht preservation of the health of tn. inhabitants
and to avert the danger Of the Choi ra which is
sun rag ing IN SOM parts Of our country
1t IS therefore Ordaea-
mai Edmund P. Hunter, John Doll and Doct
taris, for N. w. section Ward No. |. lha, Doct
Sohn D Harrison, Doct. Kowasar and William
~, lnhomsoi, ,; w. Ward, No 2; that Doct
EinIphy, l. X. jam y and Conrad iiogmire. n
L. w ard, No B; that Doct r. McSherry, w l.
COM + spriakl and ID. Ii. Conrad, S. r. Ward
w., D. and they arr hereby appoint, d Board
u lealth or Committee, who's duty il shall BE-
VISIT the streets, alleys, prrvat- premises, and
an ouher places, ald make report Of The state OF
this board -
2Ad' Ordered, that the inhabitants of tn, town
." aotiiled by tn members OF the said Commit.
zee IN thclr respective wards, and by tlso town
dnt, 10 abate ali nuisaaces-to purify tn ar
V'llars, privies, sewrs, quit rs, all VS., and all
o'hIr places in and ar their pr misses win ei,
may requTe cleansing and purifying, and by the
US also Of unsiack d I'm Chord Of Inn SC
!" f'move all offensive ST nch and ffluy,a winch
may D. occasion by filth or putrtd mater.
ord Ordered that tn town serga ant be re.
gu d 10 see 10 the execution of all III bys,.laws
winch have been passed for tn preservation Of
health and clcanliness-that h visit the town and
gve notice 70 all persons, on on. near Whose D. -
nsss any nuisance or off nsiva matt II NAV b..
DE- found to remove the same ind the D. nalties
Of the law.
lth. Ordered, that in case of the appearance
OF the Cholera or other malignant diseasa in town,
a. said Committee of II attn have authority to
''KG such steps as they may dem advisable to
PrsVent the spread OF contagion, and especially
10 apply % the trustees for their coop ration.
CTdred, that editors Of the ne wspapers Of the
lo"n b. requested 10 publish these regulations
SEAMANS GARARD, CTR.
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CIRCULAR.

Messrs. Stevenson & Points. managers
OF the Virgins State Lottery; Charles z.
Alexander. manager OF the Western Wv
ginia Lottery; aud Messrs Bruify s PAUL,
managers Of the North River Free Bridge
Lottery. have determined to discontinue
the management Of Lotteries. in consc-
9nence OF "a tax Of 500 having been i'm
posed upon all Vendors Of lottery tickets
6y The State Legislature. Persons having
frize Tickets in either OF the above named
lotteries, viii have the goodness TO bring
them 10 Immediately, as it is the wish OF
the managers TO close the business an
soon as possible.
WILLIAM N. THOMPSON.
Al
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MARTINsBuRG LIBRARY

At mset az of The Martinsbure Library Com.
Paay, en- Friday tn 3lst of May, lS33 the
~ IT, wing r port was pres nted and adopted
iae President and Directors Of the Martins
u"'S Library Company, In conformity with the
.'s'oas ofthe constitution Of the Society, max
20 ih1 annual meeting of the Stockholders, the
touowing REPORT:
.Ihcy submit herewith the respective reports
o. ;-e Treasurer and Librarian, sh wing tn.
a, OF the funds Of the Society and the present
condition Of the books.
ny the f'reasurcr's report il appears that the
iarga sum of esl55 90 is due for quart RACES and
nm $ and while upon this branch of the report
IN BOARD would beg leave earnestly TO suggest
20 IN company the propriety of adopting at this
m: ting, some general order for the coll ction o
ul's sum--t the whole or even two thirds of il
~r, collected, il would at ono afford the mean:
r "lqins 70 our present stock ofbooks such work:
., acknowledged merit, as cannot well b. pur-
chased with the current and ordinary income O
ue Library, burdened it is with considerable
q e,Np1hse. The company w IL know that beside.
.ut legal remedy by suit, there are other mod
pointed out by cur bye-laws of enforcing these
us. One disadvantage of permitting the ar
Fearages TO accumulate is, that when ths sum be
comes considerable the reluctance TO pay it is 81
much increased, that the shar, holder is frequent
~ wiring TO sell his stock rath-r than disburs
rls uuss' ihisoperates two fold iniury-it draw
rom the institution the countcnance and patronag,
VI many VINO would be benefited gre atly BY con
tnuing as members; and Il has thr tend ,ncy I,
lessen the value IF stock by throwing Il int1 mar
ket at reduced price, far below tn iatrinsic al,
actual value Of the shares, even # tn book
We're sold and the money divided This ;nstit,,
ton some eight years ago, was proiecte aud car
red into immediate operation BY few individ,,
ais; chiefly with the view Of affording, TO ever
man in our little community, how 'vs'r limited hi
means, the free access to a fine Library, at III
annual cost TO each one of as much money as woul
S,y one cheap book. How many among us arr a
plS 70 purchase such Library Of eleven hundrr
Folumess how many individuals IN the Wall
possess such a collection Of valnabl standsr
g0fAss some of rare s.d costly description, "a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06
FOR RENT.

FEvHE subscriber wishes 10 rent for q
b term Of years his MERCHANT
MILL & DlS'IiLLERY in the count, II
Berkeley and near the Potomac river.
known by the name OF the Spring Minis.
This property is situated 10 the hest wheat
country in the Valley and il capable Of
doing a great deal Of business. H. tho
mill are three run Of stones, and all latour-
saving machinery and other things fixed
IN the most complete manner. The dis
tillery is full patent. there is over head wa
ter and a copions spring running under
the floor from which the water is taken in
sumner for The use Of the tubs Sc all
necessary buildings for two families.
Possession ma, b. had the lst OF June NEXT.
Any person wishing to reht will apply to
the subscriber a his residence in Martins.
burg ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06

has located himself IN Marlinsbure,
AA for the practice Of medicine He
has taken the Office lsteiy occupied by DR..
Macgill on Burke Street, few doors east
OF the Store Of Wilson & Anderson. He
may be found there. or at the Hotel Of
Mr.. J. McCleary at all times if not pro-
fessionally engaged.
Aptil rs, 1888 SIN
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GEORGETOWN. D. c. MAY

GEURUEToWN, D. G. NAY "a.
Or canal and lis odcaatages. lit is
with real pleasure we announce that
the canal and locks, as far as the eve
can reach from Georgetown towards
Crommelin, are literally covered with
boats as close as they can stow, filled
with flour and other produce. Not
less than $4,000 barrels passed through
the locks into the basin yesterday
more than $50 boats, it is said, were
above the town, coming down.-Gas.
Sound Marin. Agree beforehand
with every man about 70 do job, and
If large one put it in writing, or be
cheated.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06
To THE EDlToR OF THE WuIa.

To THE EDITOR OF THE Vine.
Mr.. Pleasants-While referring to
your comments on my letter or address,
to the people of the Congressional Dis
.trlct in which | lately was a candi-
date, personally, | certainly have no.
thing to complain of, unless that you
make it necessary for me to renounce
those eulogiums and compliments of
yours, which give me credit for more
than | am entitled to, though | have
no doubt Of the good feeling on your
part, which dictated them; yet, | am
not SO much ffattered with the notice
which you take of my political creed,
which hope you will permit me to
attempt to vindicate, as far as | can;
and | assure you, sir, this shall be
done without indulging any bad feel
ing towards you.
You seem to take it for granted,
that the political sentiments of Federal
lists, are so justly reprobaied and con-
demned, that it is only necessary to
connect them with the Presidents late
Proclamation, to condemn and repudi-
ate that also. You have a tacit syIlo-
gism, which seems to run thus: ''Fed-
eralsm is unsafe and unsound: Fede-
ralism and the Proclamation are one
and the same: therefore, the ProcEama-
ton is unsafe and unsound."
Now, sir, | beg leave to deny the
truth fyour major proposition; and il
III is not true, as | am ready to aver
and to shew, your conclusion must fail.
You say that am a Federalist of the
old school; and if what you mean by
the old school, is the Washington
school, you say truly. | admit that
am such; and that | have been such
openly and avowedly, ever since the
distinction rose between the Federalisi
and Anti Federalist, in this country.
4 know that aversion and hostility to
Federalism, has become as it were, in.
I digenuops and hereditary, In some parts
of Virginia, in so much that few think
it necessary to reason upon it; and the
sentiment is taken upon trust at second
hand as it were, so that young politi.
clans think it only necessary to de.
nounce it, and declaim against it, tc
shew their legitimate Republicanism
!. and their fitness for some political trust
We may therefore suppose, that many
have long ceased to act from convic
ton, upon this subject, and have beef
entirely governed by prejudice, a pre-
! JUDGE which has become popular: bu
! was always convinced that the dan
ger of these prejudices, would one da,
: become apparent, but whether it woul,
be discovered in time to be avoided
i was what doubted. | never doubte'
, the sincerity or honesty of those VIII
were under the influence of those pre-
I JUDGES; and hope they will not con
'lider 1t as asking too much, when
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MARRIED,

On "Wednesday evening, the Goth alt. BY the
Rev Mr. Jones, DIR. LEVI G. CoapELL, to Miss
CnalsrINE, dasshtcr Of Henry ). Turner, ESQ.
all OF jefferson County
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BLACKSMITH WANTED.

A good blacksmith who can come well
IA recommended will meet with en-
courasemert at The mouth of Opequon, il
application be made immediately.
JAMES FORMAN.
.NouM Of Opequoa, June 6, 1888
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uAs GAZE ryk..
MARTTNs8URG. JusE G. 1888

BY an article in the Williamsport Banner q
Saturday last, VIC perceive thar the Presideat and
Directors Of the Chesapeake aad ONO Canal
Company have adopted resolution to institute a
survey OF route Tor tins Canal on the Virginia
shore, commencing eight miles above Williams
port where the present contracts terminate. The
reason for this change signed by ths Banner is,
the enormous rate Of damages awarded by juries
in Maryland for ground condemned Tor the use OF
the Canal. The Banner uttcrs a Iamealation ON
the subject in which we would sympathize, five
hat not some interest in the matter. We can
possibly give better bargains on this sida of the
Potomac. We are quite sure that we can give
y l-2 acres for less than $500, the damages
awarded IN the ease Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company cs. LefeYre. We hope that no
OBJ -ctiol Will be interposed by our Stale auhori-
ties TO any arrangement tn Company may wish
set a rogue 10 catet Togus.''-We DO not
mean to apply the above epithet to any person
we speak Of IN this paragraph, out We were for.
chilly reminded of the old sue BY recent no.ai.
nation for the two highest offices IN the gift Of The
American people The Vice .Presid, nj mas n,
several periods since the formation of our eonsti.
iitlon b,en opposed to the President, and having
few official duties, has leisure to watch and cx
pose tn administration The first nomination is
mad, by an efficient friend of the ad,oinistra.
ton" in Philadelphia, viz:
For President
AMOS KENDALL.
Inc Winchester Republican facctiously COM
pletes the tick by nominating
For Wee President.
THE ID.
Cholera The Board OF Health of Wheeling
TtPort thirteen eases OF cnoi "a from the 2lst TO-
The sith nit OF which Two did, three doubtful,
sen were convalescent and recovered
From the 24th to the 25th, Tia re were ten deaths
thirteen cases remaining, aad three or four with.
in the proceeding twenty four hours from the lat
ter date.
ono CONFEDERATION Of the Court House
mere mas been considerable cxcIt> ment IA OHIO
county for some time past, arising from proposi-
ton to remove the public buildings from Wheel
lag. Commissioners were appointed at the last
SESSION Of the Legislature, who have fixed the
site at Elizabeth town.
The trial OF the Rev. E. X. Avery for the muir.
der OF Sarah Maria Cornell at Newport Rhode
Island, is still in progress At the last ady,ces
upwards of one hundred witnesses had been ex-
amlned. We viii possibly be able to commu-
mo- tll L.
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Co-Partnership i'm Tanning.

Co-Partnership in Tanning.
Va VIE subscribers have entered into Co
a Partnership in the TANNING and
CURRYiNG BUSINESS, in Buckles
town. and have employed Mr.. Elijah
Griffith TO superintend and manage the
same for us. Heis authorised TO purchase
Hides and Skins. Bark, SC and to dis
pose Of Leather 10 those wishing TO pur
chase. Cash paid for all Hides and Skins
delivered at the Tan Yard in Buckiestown,
and Leather sold at the lowest prices.
o. BARK wanted Immediately, for
which the cash viii he paid
JACOB r SEIBERT,
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
Mar 80. 1888 If
HSHE subscriber will, at all times, pay
II the highest price in CASH for HIDES
and SKINS, delivered at his residence in
Martinsburg, where will constantly be
kept for sale, LEATHER Of every des
cription He soIicits call from his friends
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
May 50, 1888
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1901 Prizes, 10000 Tickets, $40 COO
Tickets ~, Halves 50; Quarters 81
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FESHE ensuing anniversary Of st. John
n the Baptist, will he celebrated by z
quality Lodge, No 1856, in Mariinsburg
Va. on Monday the Gath Of June next
All the neighbouring Lodges. and al
brethren in regular standing, are respect
fully invited 10 attend.
CHARLES JAS. FAULKNER,
GRIFFIN TAYLOR,
PETER GARDNER,
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
ANTHONY s. CHAMBERS.
HARRISON WAITE,
Committee Of Arrangements.
Martinsburg, May is. 1888.
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The trial OF the Rev. E. X. Avery for the muir
der OF Sarah Maria Cornell at Newport, Rhode
island, is still in progress. At the last adv,ces
upwards Of one hundred witnesses had been cx-
ahmed We viii possibly be able to commu,
nicate the result next week.
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Tickets 81 90; Halves $500, Quarters 81
CAPON SPRING ROAD
LOTTERY,
Erfra Class No. for 1898;
To be drawn at Mooreficld Hardy CO.
Va, on Wednesday, the I9th dan of J,mc.
1888 SCHEME,
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On Saturday The sh day Of June neagS
vEfILL be sold, TO the highest bidder,
Wv at Mr. Daniel Enters tavern in
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For President.
AMOS KENDALL.

The Winchester Republican facctiously com.
pletes the tick by nominating
For Wee President.
THE D--I
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WILLIAM N. THOMPSON.
Nav f6. 1888
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-29
Notice
q WATERMAN. for himse

G WATERMAN, for himself AID as attorney m
n fact for John ~ johnson and Albert Fairfax mas
by deed of assignment, bearing date 9Th September
1885, made over and transferred to b. W. Richards and
william Mckee all the debts. open accounts, notes.
&c. due the late firm Of John ". Johnson = Co. ana
johnson, Waterman Co. Of the City OF Phiiadepma'
for the benefit Of their creditors. All persons ndeot
ed to either of said firms whose claims have been as
signed. are hereby requested to make immediate pay
ment. w. MCKEE, Acting Assignee.
A. G. WATERMAN having consented to coope'
rate with the subscriber in the settlement OF the above
business, he is hereby appointed cole Agent and all
letters remittsnces, &C may be addressed to MN
w. MCKEE. Acting Assignee.
Philadelphia, Goth October, 1888
nov S-eoAw
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Abbott's Young Christian.

slSHE character Of this work is SO well known and
L so highly approved, that more need not be said
in its praise than to state that in addition to the very
extensive demand for the work in this country, four
EDITIONS have already been published in Great Britain
and ten thousand copies sold in six months For eve
~ family that acknowledges the importance OF the
principles illustrates and enforces with much ele
gance and power the Young Christian would be in.
valuable scquisitior.
"We would rather be the author Of such WORK. "
says the Glasgow Scottish Guardian, than Of all the
volumes that learning ever produced"
fresh supply just received and on sale by
nov % VIM n, MORRISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-29
SDAenAid FURNITURE.
CHARLES KOONES,

Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, merit door
to the corner of .alfred street.
HAS on hand, and constantly manufactures gene
4 Il raj assortment OF
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
Which, for elegance and durability ,deAes competitor
Hisstock. generally consists OF
Grecian and plain sofas, couches and lounges
Mahogany and all Kinds of drswing. room chairs
Grecian, winged and single wsrdrobes
Pedestal. end sdeboards with marble tops and mirc
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Piller and block dining, card and breakfssttsbles
do claw do do do do
PIain do do do do DC
Frenehand variou other bureaus, with anu without
Lsdiesdressing tables, with and without mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
Dittoand gentlemen's abinet, secretaries and bVtt
cases
washstands, with marble and mahogan, tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye and eUH
maple and common beadsteads
Cribs, cradles candlestands shaving dos po'taoiedeh
and every other article in the cabinetline.
LLKEW7SE,
Mahogany ofvsrious kinds, steam sawed, curl SIC
shaded veneers, eopslvsInsh, sackug bottoms o'c
BEDS. MATrKAssEs,S SC.
The above articles will be disposed offor cashier
punctual persons on the most liberaiterms.
very extensive patronage from Washington Ihdv
ces me to say, that Will delverfurnture losny P"'
chaserin that city free ofexpence.
Turning e. Carving executed in thebsstman"'
may 20