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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26

A rigid course of drilling and dis.
ciplne is enforced, by the Kitchen
Cabinet, among the dough faces and
new members of Congress, of both
houses. But it seems to have had
very little effect with the Senators;
and it is becoming very doubtful whe-
Their it will not fail, in n great degree.
among the Representatives. 1t is said
the Virginia delegation have slipped
the collar and cut loose from the Kitch.
en- influence; and that such has been
the mendacity Of the solutions, and the
outrages Of law and decency of which
they have lately been guilty, that de.
sertions are daily taking place. II is
thought that every decent member will
soon throw off the collar, il every ono
has not done so already. Indeed il is
even becoming problematical whether
any member who has ever worn it, can
establish legitimate claim to respect.
ability. But this is a mooied question
whose determination we shall leave to
impartial histoYy.-Toyeb Ligh.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26
From the Lowell Journal
QUERIES.

.iir Editor = You viii ohlige me BY
publishing he following queries:
Niisl t. ihe difference between the 10
itira1 reed ola Federalist and = Dems-
cral2
When did Louis McLsne, Roger P.
Tsuey, Elisha r. Potter, Theodore LIZ
mn. and 6a,too P Osgoud, for, AXE
,n.ir Federal faith. and wherein do they
now espnuse different principles from
what they did in the days Jefferson and
Aiadist n2
Was IL less honorable for Georgia 10
disregard the mandate OF the Supreme
Court, than II was for south Carolina u
nuliIiy an act Of Congress. and will you
show wherein one State was more cu!pa-
BILE than the other?
Why did all the administration pspers
condemn Daniel Wehsier's exposition of
the Constitution, IN his reply TO Mr..
Hayne. and approve II Andrew yackson's
Proc iamatiUn which vas oil the same prin
ci,'les?
Will you tell wherein George Washing
ton. John Jay. Alexander Hamilton. and
Roger she rinan, were not AS good friends
10 liberty, to equal rights and the Consti.
luton, a. Thomas Jefferson. Eldri,lge
Gerry, James Madison, or Andrew Jack
son?
Were the Alien and Scditiun laws Of
the elder Adams party. more anti repnb-
lican than the system Of rewards and
punishments" established by the present
National Adminis,ra'i NJ ISaUIRER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26
Congress ofMe United States
IN SENATE.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1888.
The following Message was receiv-
d from the President of the United
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26

The Commissioners under the Con.
ventIon with the King of the Two 81.
Giles, who have been for the last four
weeks engaged in this city, in the ex.
animation of memorials, closed their
session on Friday, having disposed of
all the memorials filed with the Secre.
tary, under their order of September
last. Their next meeting will take
place on the first Monday in March
nezt.~-lNat, I'M.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26

We have on hand Report ofa Com
mi,tee Of the Bark Of The U. States a,
Philadelphia. in reply TO the Presidents
attack on that Institution. To enable us
to lay this Important paper expeditio,Isl,
before our readers in the country. the
Country Wing will he issued three times
next week, on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
We find bur one fault in this docunen n,
Its length which We are afraid will de
ter some from resdingii. II is master
y defence Of the conduct Of the Bank
thoroughly demolishes the President, and
presents an array Of facts absolutely ire
sIstable, and which must complete the
triumph Of truth over prejudice. misre.
presentation and hlsebood.-I;d,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26
eT-The U S. Bank was first a..ailed

T-The U S. Bank was first a..ailed
as fit Depository Of the public none,
on account Of lis Questionable situation a.
to solvency The President in his last
message. is made 20 complain that il ere
'ains sperie 10 an almost unprecedented a
mount M IT'S vanits'" A higher cnmpIi-
meni to the Bank. or a stronger admission
OF IFS solvency. cannot be made, We
wonder the Kitchen are not ashamtd TO
expose the old man so!-Rieh. Hhig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-26

Dark Designs.--It has often been mtims-
ted that when the Albany Regency have
some desperate pr jet in view which they
dare not openly & boldly avow in the Argus.
they employ some of their sub agents AMI
Editors in the country to suggest or insin-
uate IT, so that it may be echoed back,
without mourning the dangers of RESPONSE.
b,liy. OF this description the rroy
Budget is understood 10 he one and il IL
said to hold rank in their conf ience
second only TO the Argus Tai. too 10
manifest by the fact that the Regency have
recently selected the Editor Of the Budget
as their Senator for the third District 10
IL then To he inferred that the following
paragraph. atrocious as il is. was, in sub.
stance at least. prepared in the Regency
room at Albany?
1.-The United States Bank. There is one
method BY which Emperor Riddle NAV be
shorn Of his power. Let Congress take
the Bank out Of his hands and place il in
the hands Of Trustees invested with fuIl
power s'o close its concerns. The p~ople
would IN that case. be relieved from tho
tyranny OF the Monarch, and the debts OF
the bank would be collected in reasons bile
time. without an unnecessary pressure up
on the business of the country Hit
should he SAID. the Bark 10 protected By
IT'S charter against such a measure. 10
answer, the transactions IS tho Bank have
been sufficiently nnjustifable TO work .
forfeiture Of that charter"
we are not aware Of any proposition
so fagifi0us IN modern times The seizure
OF the p"hlic treasure. by Caesar was meas
nrshly jus'ifiable in comparison with this
for the Greatest and Best Of those days
laid his hand only upon the public m. mics
whereas the Regency Ssnator proposes
that the property Of individual stock hold
ers. TO the amount Of millions shall be
wfestec from their own agents. and pas.
sed into the keeping Of the government
tav"r'tes A proposal 10 set fire to a neigh
b"r's house. Womb scarcely he more un-
warraniaile. 4 fine specimen We have
here OF the sort OF stuff Of which Regen.
cy Senators are mste!-.N Y Com. .4dv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07
MOORING BLOCKS.
NAVY CoMMrssIoN ERs' oFFIc.

A'ANf NoMMlsSloN Frs OFFICE, ,
rc January 80, 1888
DhOPOSALS, sealed and endorsed will be received at
n this Office until the first OF March next for MAKING
twenty four cast iron Mooriug Blocks, OF the following
weights viz y
Twelve TO weigh about II 500 pounds each
Twelve TO weigh about 1900 pounds each
-Four blocks OF each weight be delivered at each of
me Navy iards-Charestown, Brooklyn and Gosport re-
specuvey by and at the cost OF the Contractors Nina
'ure models OF the form of the Blocks viii he shown to
persons wishing TO oilar the several Navy Yards and
VIII De furnished TO the Contractor The Blocks must be
maze oil the best American Pig on and be subjected on
oevery TO such examination and proof may be direct
ed oy The Navy Commissioners and the whole number
must De delivered on or before the 10 OF October 1888
PERSONS Offering must stale their prices for each OF The
sets, deliverable at the above Navy Yards.
Ten per ccntum will be reserved from each payment n
o ue, as collateral security, in addition to the bonds
which will he required and will not he paid until the
ue number OF Blocks delivered surveyed or proved
unless specially authorized by the Commissioners of the
Navy. Feb T. rs7 ooc,,G w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07
EXECUTIVE DEpARrMEYr, J

Il tuscaloosa, January II, 1883
~ pursuance of act of the General Assembly of
"A The Slate OF Alabama, entitled act TO adop print
una and distribute the Digest compiled by John g.
Akin, ESQ., and for other purposes notice is hereby
gwen that viii receive until the first day of March
next sealed proposals Tor printing binding and delivering
Tie town OF Tuscaloosa, three thousand copies of said
DIgrs'; The printing, binding and delivery 10 be included
III one entire contract. The work will required TO he
executed in point OF paper typography and bindng in
style equal TO that OF the standard law books published in
the United States, and delivered Tuscaloosa As mo-
ael OF the size OF the type and pages have selected
NE edition OF GOrons Digest of the laws of the United
STATES, printed at Philadelphia in 1927
he printing OF the DIRK will he under the snpenten-
dtnce OF tie Digeser, whom the General Assembly have
appointed the agent of The State for la purpose 1t is
estimated !hat the new Digest will make from six hun
dred to six hundred and fifty pages that is
MY uncertain, the contract will be made by the page anil
IN this form, persons DESTROYS OF undertaking the work will
please to tender their proposals The undertaken will be
required to enter into bond, with sufficient security for the
performance of his contract according to the terms above
sPeched ana the amount stipulated to he paid will be
discharged on the delivery of the work. il executed ac-
corlng 10 the contractors bond.
The person whose proposal shall be preferred will be
Immediately notified and the stipulaon of the bond re-
CURED to be given, will be specified
By the Governor. JOHN GAYLE.
JAMES /. THORNTON, Secretary OF State.
OF Tho New York Daily Advertiser the National Gazette the
Baltimore Chronicle, aud tho Palladium Boston, insert h adj
yenscmeut m the lat Of March, and forward their to this
department for payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07
NDLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IApANNING-

EDLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JAPANNING-
The Subscriber having al considerable expense pre-
pared himself Tor the above business, and having procured
The services OF the best artist that line now 10 be had i'm
America, and relying for compensation generous pub
c oilers his services TO japan and ornament in gold or
silver, all articles walters, coffee tea pots urns
Sc &c, and to make them good ones upon very
moderate terms JOHN DUNLEY.
Feb. z. s7a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07
by RfTCBaEE a. CO0K.

DOT Tho ENQUIRER published twice week, generally, and
three times week during the of the Legislatures
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars payable in &
Notes of Shattered banks only will be
csvcd The Editors will guarantee the safety of remit
them ma the all paid by
will o
EJtos until all arrearagcs have been paid
" Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono less first insertion, rs each Continuance,
% cents No advertisement inserted until either paid
assumed by in this OF is cny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07
February L.


FHNN AND PEWTER WARE MANUFACTORY
ID The Subscriber takes this method of returning his
hankS his customers generally for their liberal patron
age ana hegs leave TO inform them that in
olhew AMI more extended improvements in his line, he is
now enabled TO oier Tin and Pewter Ware of the best
materials, and xceptonabe Workmanship and patterns
prices so moderate that country merchants in particular
rest TO give him CALL as he ia determined to be un-
dersod. John DIM nv
N D. lie has constantly on hand good assortment of
Top Wagons and Cayalls Buggys and Barouches which
he WIN dispose upon very reasonable terms.
Feb. Z. e7 A.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07
FORBES.
6I-3in
Richmond, Dec. ID, 1892.
Executors Sale Of Valuable Real and Personal Is

Executors Sale Of Valuable Real and Personal Es-
tate, Crop, SC.
MNlLL be sold, at public auction, on Thursday the
Wv 18th Feb, 1885, the premises, that valuable
tract of Land belonging TO the late VIM Mckinney decd
situated in the county OF Campbell on Big Falling river
Reads old Store. This of land formerly own
ed by Taron Jones and his heirs and probably contains
about 400 acres, 800 of which rich low grounds
BY those who know it, il is believe among the very
best tracts in the country. The title is ndsputable The
plantation in high state OF cultivation and bushels
oil wheat neatly put i'm in good timc.We will SELL the
same time and place. the revcrsionary interest two
thirds OF an adjoining tract, in which VIM. Jones' d. b.
has life estate, which has considerable quantity OF low
grounds and is very valuable tract of land.
NeSr0eS.-Nill be sold on the day, IS 10 ne
groes, likely and as valuable any in Vrgnia-amone
them are two lIrst-rate black smhs
Stock, Sc-S or 10 likely and well broke mules seve-
raj valuable plantation horses from 80 100 sheep about
90 head OF cattle, hogs, &C., together with large quanti-
ty OF corn, oats, fodder, plantation utensils, Sc
Terms Of Sde.ihe land will be sold upon four equal
annual nsalmentS, the purchase money secured by
deed OF trust upon the land aud good personal security
upon the first and second instalments in addition The
negroes will be sold credit till the ISt day of June
next for one half of the purchase money the other half
the lst day OF June, 1884 Bonds with approved sec
ry will he required for the amount The credit for the
other property will be LIBERAL aud made on the day
OF sale MIR. John Cardwcll the manager of the estate
viii shew the land any person wishing purchase
The sale will be conducted by john r. D. Payne Auc.
;oneer. CHS. MKINNEYl
THO. MKINNEY. I Ex' ors.
JSO. M'KINNEY,S
January 10 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

M/lLL BE SOLD IN trout of the Court. house IN the
w town oil Charlottesville on Monday the fourth
DAY OF March next being court day. that Lot parcel OF
ahu ADJOINING the Courthouse Square, and containing
near acres, being the same which situated the
ola swan tavern There few situations more favor
able Tor the erection OF first rate tavern and is in every
way worthy Tue attention Of capitalists. The property
VIII be divided so TO suit purchasers. Terms g. and
liz months, bond aud approved security.
EDWARD VALENTINE
February Z. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07

NOilCE--In pursuance OF Decree OF the County
y Court oil Cumberland, rendered the 2Sth day OF
January, 1888, in the of Mnter aud wife, against
fucker CO., shall offer for sale on the premises on
tuesday The I'll OF April next if fair il the first fair
day thereafter, about hundred and eighty acres of
land lying IN the lower end OF Cumberland aud adjoining
The lands OF Robert Sratton James Miner, and others
anu belonging TO the estate oil James Boo,right decd
Terms, three equal annual payments, all crsdit-first
payment bond with approved personal security will be
required; and Trust Deed ON the Land secure the
Two last payments ROBERT SrRATTON, \
JOHN HUDGINS,
LEONARD DANIEL, { Z
PETER FOE, g
February s7Esw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07

TOT meaning apartments Of any dimensions.
NE Subscriber, inventor and paentee for the above
"A very desirable Stove, is prepared to execute all Or
aerS a, ms manuacory on or Main street, near the
Markethouse, where specimens can be seen and II Geo
nony IN tuel neatness OF appearance durability of
materials and workmanship, of any Importance they
can be procured at moderate price.
JOHN DUNLEY
NJ b. All persons forewarned from infringing the
"o1se patent j. ID.
Feb. 7. az 4,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07
January 10.

NIOTICE-By virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed 10
the subscriber, by Doctor Joseph S. Baker wife
aud of record in Chesterfield and Prince Edward County
Courts for the purpose of securing debt therein speci
hed shall on the 18Th day OF February 1888 at Prnce
Edward Court House, Ut being Court day) sell the
parcel OF land lying and being in the said county of Prince
Edward, containing sxytwo and two Thrill acres be the
same more or less adjoining the lands OF Benz. H. Price
Henningham c. Anderson, and Agnes W. NIcRohort
being the land allotted to Mrs Baker upon the division of
her ithcrs estate Acting Trustee will convey such
title as vested in me, such. which believe he un
questionable. JOHN B. GOODE Trustee
January 81. Sit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07
January 25
E'iEaaOEeOsa.

YNNHlS avorite OF Sir Archy, will another sea
ID son in Virginia. Great efforts made to obtain
him this year in New HOrk aud South Carolina Having
hihcrto until the three past stood at great dis.
tancc from us, chiefly in Alabama and other sections Of
the remote South West the of his get alrnos,
confined IN mas region to the enduring fame of Washing
ton, sally Walker and Sally Magce. His get are now at
he head OF the Turf in Alabama. II will be recoec
Washington was the best three year old OF his YEAR, he
beat the famed Henry, afterwards Ecpse's most dstin
gushcd competitors and other capital races 8 and
1 mile heats, heating Chiers, Tyro &c in the best
umc-Saly Walker, it is well known, was at the head of
the Turf ia 1921 winning at every distance heating
Ariel, L,nce, Janet, Betsy Ransom all competitors
Sally MAgee of scarce less flames the fall she was 3
years old, kept pace, being in the stable with Mon
'eur onson in almost all his victories being only by
sally Walker aud has since maintained her reputation in
the West. After the fashion OF the day, we will name
other vctors of the get Of Tmoeon that so well
known 10 us Heis the sire of Cawthorn, Moo Ticker
Defiance Jackson, Norfolk, Micasanca Cora, sam
Patches, POpes gr colt, SimmcFmau's lley Don Pedro
Betsy Smith, Festivals dam, Maria Jackson's sire SC
SC. in the Westo Masou's Raer, the sire Of Primcro
winner OF the Post stake at Fairfield and ola Seepstske
at New Market-$25OO was refused for sally Walker
$4,000 for half OF her cOt Cadet and $1,000 tor her
colt when foaled alive and well-Ho,spur and Nancy
Warren.
Tnnoleon in Gne health and vigor will stand the
ensuing season, commencing the LIST OF February and
pnng on the 1t July, at my stables Lloyds Essex
county, virginia distant JS miles from Richmond Al
miles from FredeicksburP 80 m les from Hooe's Ferry
and IL miles from rappahanuock.
Pasturage furnished gratsmsres fed if desired at 25
cents per day-servants sent with boarded gratis
M responsibility for accidents escapes hut great care
will he taken 10 prevent either. The sub criher has wen
enclosed lots sovnn wheat and oats, grazing 9th
ing need be said ct timoleous form performances as
both are too well known in Virginia Terms, $50 tue
on $40 the single leap, 10 be paid before The mares
are aken from the horse 800 insurance. be paid as
So0n as tie mare is ascertaned 10 be in oal Dr. John
Minge, at whose plantation i've stood two seasons y as
nircs nc hat he " an uucOmuoniy sure '-geuer.
might certificates in confederation OF Tie above
but | consider II unnecessary. Gentlemen win, send
TO imoeon, be sssorod th, erea care will be
sken TO prevent accidents to either them or their foas
Having separate lots the vicious and empty mares will
kept separated from those with colts one with tle dis
tempe, will be received. HENRY A. TAYLOE.
Oakley. near Lloyds,
Essex County w. Jan. 81 st-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07

90 fsS a. F. TAYLOR, will continue her school
We the next year. commencing the 18th January, and
terminating the 18th December, with vacation Of one
month IN the summer. She teaches photography, Read
ing, Writing, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography,
and History, plain Needle Work. and Theorem Painting.
Board and tuition seventy dollars for a except Painting,
which will be an addition Of FIVE dollars. My residence
is in very healthy and agreeable neighborbood-My
Post Office, Potliesvilie, Louisa county, w.
JOHN J.. COLLINS, Beech nm
December p. 6s-wIO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07

UDRINTING ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
a. One OF the most valuable Printing Establishment il
the Western County is offered for sale The Office is
oil The most extensive and complete TO be found where
and there very few in which extensive pro-
h'able business is done 1t is the Oldest establishment il
the State; issues imperial sheet has 1900 subscribers
and the number is increasing; its adv ersng patronage
considerable and profitable; and .here always
very often presses EMPLOYED OH book and other ol
work; the materials are all new, good new; aud
there Is great variety in other Office in the
Western States with but two three exceptions. There
are in it, three Smiths Patent Presses of the approved
kind from royal TO extra imperial Size with almost every
variety of type, from nonpael II lines pca with every
other thing necessary for extensive business The OF
nee was established by the present proprietor, sixteen
years ago. and has been conducted by him ever since
IL situated in nourshug town.
The terms will he made very easy and accommo lating.
sale Is desirable solely from the constant bad state OF the
health OF the Editor, ami the certainty that he cannot hope
Tor its restoration so long as he continues to manage la
borious business. letter addressed to F. C. II and
left at the Richmond Post Office, with the Editors OF the
Richmond Enquirer, will be promptly attended 10.
February 5. So
aud send their o this office for collection
TENRUST SALE IF puluaGIe property in Ricdmond =
a BY virtue aud III pursuance OF Deed of Trust,
ecued to us by George w. Truehear bearing date the
llh day OF July, 1928, and admitted record in the Of
hce OF the lustngs court for the city of Richmond the
l7Ih day OF December, 1928, male secure the pay
ment ot debt therein mentioned: we the subscribers,
OF u.s. on the 18th day OF March 1888, if fair, if
not the next lawful fair day. at or upon the land ami
tenement, aforementioned, will sell at public auction Tor
ready money, all the property and estate conveyed
by the said deed, that is say, all the right title inter
est and estate OF what kind, nature degree quality
TO, in and of certain three soricd brick
and tho land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and
ing situate on the South Eastern side of IIh street. and
between and + streets, in the city of Richmond, and
particularly between the house formerly occupied AS the
office OF Discount and Deposit of the Bank of the
United States in the said city, and the Tobacco Ware
house, the said 4h day OF July 1928 in the occu-
patton OF Garland III. Mitchell, with all and singular
the appurtenances TO the said land and tenement be-
longing, all as conveyed TO us by the said Deed
Acting trustees will convey the purchaser only
such title have by virtue of the said deed and with
out warranty by us; although by such conveyance, we
believe, the purchaser will perfect and complete
title to the premises in fee simple subject to Mrs True
hearts claim OF dover, which she has yet renqus
ed. FLEMING JAMES
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond, Dec I3, 1882. 6i-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07

NORTH BLEN Helm FOR SALE Having deter.
mined 10 the We-tat the enI Of tho present
year, oer for sale Ills very valuable The tract
contains little than nine hundred Of the hest
mountain soil, and lies within two three miles Of Char
loesvie, aud the University Of Vifgnia-beipg the same
purchased by me- from tic late Col james Monroe To
person wishing to locatc n this neigborhood Of The
most desirable ~ Virginia, This place Offers inducements
not surpassed by any other The terms viii he acconnno
dating and made known, with other paricuars spp
cauon TO the subscriber. EWD. O. GOODWIN
January 81. $40