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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY April, Is.
r ID rrurrrr 7rp rsA cTrpr,

II
THE PUBLIC TREASURE.
Mr.. WISE, of Virginia, asked leave
., offer the following resolutions:
RssOlvcd, That the custody and con-
,,ol Of the moneys of the United States
no, Appropriated by law, are, by the
Constitution, placed under the order
and direction of the Congress of the
United States.
R,solred, That no change of the
c,ns,i,ution of the United States is
,scessary to authorize the Congress
~ ,be United States TO entrust the
custody of the public money, not ap.
cropriated by law, whenever or how.
,oeyer obtained, to other agency than
that of the Executive department, and
hat the custody of the public money
yrsr NOT BE, necessarily, under the
Constitution, entrusted to the Execu-
i've department..
Resolued, That Congress can take
All, Of the hands Of the Executive de.
oar,ment the custody of the public
nroperty or money, without an as
.umption Of Executive power, or a
,byersion of the first principles of the
Constitution, by the repeal and enact.
mon, Of such laws as may be neces.
sarv 10 that end. ,,a
objection being made, Mr.. WISE
u,oyed to suspend the rules Of the
House, and asked the yeas and nays;
xhereupon, Mr.. LOVE moved call
n the House; which was agreed to,
and l4O only were present. After con-
siderable delay, Ill members hav-
mo taken their seats, 10 Mr.. WISE
renewed his motion suspend the
rules of the House, in order to offer
b;s resolutions. On this motion Mr.,
BEARDSLEY demanded the Yeas and
NAYS. They were ordered, and stood
YEAS, lO3-NAYS, 90.
Tro. thirds not having voted in the
affirmative, the rules were not suspend.
Cd
Mr.. WISE then gave notice, that
Ne should renew the same motion eve
" dav, until leave should be given to
Introduce the resolutions.
Mr.. PEYTON, Of Tennessee, ask.
ID for suspension OF the rules, to en-.
.bIe him to offer the following resolu-
IONS
Rssolred, That the President of the
United States, in the late Executive
roceedings in relation to the Public
Revenue, has not assumed "upon him.
elf authority and power not conferred
" the Constitution and Laws but
bal, he has acted in conformity to both.
Rsso'red, 1 hat the Senate Of the
States, in a late resolution passed
" that body, in the words following,
wit: "Reso1red, That the President,
the late Executive proceedings in
eslion to the public revenue, has rs
lmed upon himself authority End POW,
not conferred by the Constitution
nd laws, but in derogation Of both"
ave by that resolution, not with a
Jew to legislative action, but IS a
flemn censure upon the President in.
Fnged upon the riehtfnl and legitimate
pwers and prerogatives of the House
representatives.
RESOLVED. That Congress have the
fser, By 7aw, to select the PAGES oF
fpositng the public money and pro.
ding for its safe keeping.
The resolutions having been read, q
ny strong sensation was evinced- by
large portion Of the House; when
Mr.. PEYTON Withdrew them; but
We notice that he should continue TO
FER them whenever those Of Mr.
Use were offered.
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At a Court he'd for Berkeley County at Mt
Court House. on Monday the l4ih day Of Agrii
1884.
John Miller (son of MichaeD pit.
against
Robert Roach and Adam Spiiznoggle Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
ME defendant Robert Roach. not hav
y ing entered his appearance and civ.
en- security according to the act Of assem-
bly,. and rules Of the court and il appearing
to the corrt that he is not an inha bitan, oil
this Commonwealth. TT Is ORi&RED.
that the said defendant appear here on
rthessecond Monday in June next. and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiff: and it is fur
Their ordered, that this order be publish
I'd in the .uartnsburg G,zette. for Two
months successfully; and posted at the
front door of the Court House of said
county.
A Copy-Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, C. B. C.
April "a, 1884. -2m
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Post Office, Martinsbtlrg, !
APRIL l. 1894. {

EBERSONS indebted 10 the Post Office
81 are earnestly requested TO discharge
their accounts, or the P. NJ. will be con.
strained 10 suspend all further accommo-
dations.
The Mails in future will arrive at this
Office from Boonsboro' via Shepherdstown|
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday,
6 O'Clock, a m Returning from Winches-
ter for BnoEshoro'. leave this every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday 10, a: M.
For Hagerstown every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 9, a. m. arrive every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 3
o. m. WILLIAM LONG, p. M.
Martinsburg, April 8. 1884.
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Al Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the counfv
court Of Berkeisy, on Monday the It'll day Of
April, 1884.
Conrad Hogmirc. pn0
Frederick Nadcnhousch & Eleanor his wife, =
Silas Oak and Margaret his wlf,, Seamans .,
Garard and Elijah TIL his wife, Mes $ Col :.
Inns ir. Joseph Pollock and Sarah his wifi, ,
Joseph Scott aud Jane his wife, Guy Col. z
Inns, and Alexander vi Collins, (Which 8
said Eleanor, Margaret, Elizabeth, Mo- 3
sss, Sarah, Jane. Guy. aud Alexand,r 4
NJ, are children aud heirs Of Moees Col.
Inns the elder, deed dsffs.
b ME defendants. Frederick MAIDEN
q bousch and wife, Moses Collins. Jo
seph Pollock and wife. Joseph Scott and
wife, Guy Collins, and Alexander NJ. Col
Inns, not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act Of
assembly, and rules OF this court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth; IL is ordered. that the said deion
dants do appear on the second Monday,
in June next, and answer the plaintiffs
bill; and that copy oil this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in Mariinsburg, for two months
successfully. and posted AT the front door
Of the Court House in the said county.
A Copy psie,
HARRISON WAITE. enc.
April 10. lS34.-2m
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RICHARD MrSHFRRY.
ID. l.. McSHFRRY.
Mariinsburg. April ,4!h 1884.

THE subscriber will continue the Drug
hn.iness al the Brirk house near The mar
KIT. He is,ieiein,ined g. keep very article
cfthe firN quality. and requests call
from country Physicians and others, TO tx
anime his Medicines as 10 prices and
quality. RICHARD McSHEkRY.
Mar,insbnrg April 24gh 1854.
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TUITION.

] will CONNER ce a ScHooL, on Monda,
he 5h Of May next. At my house in Mar
tin>hnrg. whore will I've laugh, all the
branches belonging 10 good English f. .
ncatien, s. will he thankful for such -ncour.
agemeut as may be given and will use ev
erv sxer'iou to advance the boys put un-
der my care.
d L. McSHERRY
Martinshnrg. April Gath, 1884 St
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CONDITIONS.


THk NEW YORKER is published every
Saturday morning, on large imperial
sheet, containing twenty four wide and
closely printed columns, and forwarded TO
its patrons. whether in city or country. al
The rate Of TWO DOLLARS per annum.
payable ia advance. When payment Is
delayed TIL the end of the second quarter,
fifty cents will be added.
Any person procuring us six subscribers
in the country, and forwarding $40 free Of
postage. Will he entitled TO the Remainder
for his trouble, and in The sau'e proportion
for larger number Companies uniting
in remittance will be supplied on the
same terms.
Postniasters. Booksellers. and General
Agents for the circulation OF periodicals
are respectfully solicited to interest Them
selves in our behalf. and are hereby assur-
ed that they shall in all cases receive the
highest remuneration which the low price
Of our paper will enable MS TO give.
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NorIcE TO THE Public.

A MEETING Of the afartinsbu rs
Ia Savings Institution. will be held al
the Court house. on Monday the Ism
day Of May. at , O'Clock. P. ", for the
urPose Of choosing from among the
m embeIs nine Directors. TO manage the
affairs Of the institution, for ~ months
thereafter. and for the admission Of con !.
tiihuiors or depositors, and for the pur.
pose OF adopting bye laws and regulations
Tor The government Of said institution.
Isaac s. Lauck, Rich. McSherry,
Daniel Burkharf, c. ID. Stewart.
Conrad Hogmire, Ezekiel Showers,
Da'id II. Courad, Seamans Garard,
John X Wlsoa, An. s. Chambers,
ADAM Young, Jacob Poisel,
VIM, 4. Compton, John Mathews,
Z. r. Hunter, Daniel Moles,
John Strother, Peter Hoke,
VIM. Long, Henry Jols.
Alex. Cooper, William Faris.-23.
Tho. c. Smith,
Mariinsburg. April. Oath 1894
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FRESH GROCERIES,. &c.

FRESH GROCERIES, SC.
n. Orleans Sugar. Loaf Sugar,
n. Orleans .Molasses. Cheese,
q. p. Tea. Rice.
Strong Rio and Green Coffee,
Pepper. Alspice. Ginger.
Indigo. .Usdder, Logwood. Alum,
Tallow. Candles. lin 5Oib boxes,)
French Brandy, Lisbon Wine,
Old Port Wine. Malaga Wine,
Linseed Oil, White Lead in Oil,
Superior chewing Tobacco. Cigars SC.
TO be had at reduced prices at the Store
OF w. L. COMP TON.
April "a. 1884.
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At Rules held in ths Clerks Office ofhs count,
court Of berkeley, on Afondey the Ia day Q,
dpriI, 1894
Luke Pcntoney, admir-. Of Daniel Zinn, dec pit.
against
George 81. Aubin, and others, deffs.
IN CHANCERy.
ESHE defendant George ST. Aubin, not
d having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act Of as
semhly. and rules OF the court, and il ap
pesring 10 the court that he is not an in.
hab'tsnt Of this Commonwealth, IL II
ORDERED. that the said defendant do
appear here on the second Monday in
June next, and answer the till OF the plain
tiff. and il is further ordered, that this or
der he published in the Martinsbnrg Gag
cite. foe two months succesively, and post
ed at the front door Of the Court House
Of said county.
Copy -Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, c. u. G.
ApriI 10. 1884 q m
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at Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the county
court Of Berkeley, on Monday the TN day Of
April, 1884.
Henry Basore, PH' /.
against
Henry Caruthcrs, Elizabeth Caruthers, for ! &
merly Elizabeth Payne, Mary Payne, ;
Thomas Payne, Payne, VILE oil
Thomas Payne, Alexader Payne, Henson =
Payne, William Payne, and James Por- (
terfcld, dsfb.
~ thE defendant Henry Caruthers. not
b having entered his appearance and
given security according TO the act oil as
sembly, and The rules of the court, and IT
appearing to the court thai he rs not an IN
hsbtsnt of this Commonwealth, II is
ORDERED, that the said defendant do ap
pear here on the second Monday IN june
next, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff
and it is further ordered. that this order
he published in the Martinsburg Gazette,
for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Court House oil
said county.
A Copy. -Teste,
HARRISON -WAICEs c. .. c.
April 10. l534.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-24

A Ii those having claims against the
IA estate Of the late Jsrsmiah Jack, sen.
decd are requested TO bring them for.
ward. property authenticated for settle
ment, and those indebted are notified tina,
immediate payment must be made, it be-
ing the earnest desire and intention Of the
undersigned to bring said estate to speedy
settlement.
ELI JACK, Acting .adm'r.
April II. iS34.-3t.
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LIST or LETTERS

LIST or LETTERS
HID EMAiNiNG in the Post Office, Mar
ER tinsbnrg, Va. on the ist day of A
pril, 1884. which if not taken out before
the lst day Of July next, will be sent To-
the General Post Office as dead letters;
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DISSOLUTION.

THE par ne-ship h, retof,re x sting he
'wre" Richard McSherry s. Brother, was
sons having CLAIMS agar ST the finn. will
present them to Richard Mc@herry for set
element; and those indebted, will make
pay ment to him
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The New-Yorker.


EYNDER this title, new Literary
u journal, Of the largest imperial size
was issued by the subscribers on Saturday
the 22d of March. Its leading features
are as follows:
| "TgE New YoRRER" is equal in size
and execution TO any OF the literary week
lies Of this city, and ut the same lime az.
| forded a, much lower rate than the
cheapest Of them. Ii will combine more
completely than any Of its immediate ri
walls the distinguishing characteristics Of a
literary journal. with those Of a regular and
| systematic chronicle OF passing events. In
short. il is designed TO commend itself as
a general newspaper, alike acceptable TO
the lover OF literature, the dcvotee Of bust
ness. and the cleaner Of intelligence. 1t
will contain
|. Literature Of the Day--embracing
Reviews OF New Publications, Original
Tales, Essays, Poems, &c. with selections
from the whole range Of English and A
merican periodical literature.
II General Iuieitie ence accomplishing the
current News Of the Day, foreign and do
mestic. whether civil or poIitical-careful
ly avoiding, however the least semblance
Of partisan bias in politics, and confined
strictly 10 the presentation of a general
and impartial account Of the movements
Of all parties whatever. without discriDIin-
alton and without the exhibition of person
al preference.
Should their journaI receive the appro
baton and the support Of the public. the
undersigned pledge themselves 10 spare
neither exertions nor expense 10 render its
literary character and general interest al
least equal TO those of its contemporaries;
and. whatever may be the measure OF
their encouragement. they confidently as
sert that it shall be excelled by few in
quantity of matter, or in the variety and
originality Of its contents.
ii GREEDY g. Co.
New-York. April 10. 1884.
1.-THE New Yorker has no connection
whatever with an ephemeral affair with
| the same title, which was published last
season; hut. in order to free 'our good
name from all opprobrium, we hereby
gree to send our paper gratuitously 10 all
the patrons of that concern for the whole
| term for which they have paid the pub
| Usher thereof. Office ia Fulton street.
CONDIION
The New YORKER is published every
Saturday morning, on large imperial
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13
NAV l..

A letter from Captain Connor, of the U. S.
ship John Adams, Funchal Road, Madeira,
states that that ship arrived there on the 6th
September. The officers and crew are all in
good health. Our commerce has not met
with any molestaton from the authorities of
this Island since the change of its govern
ment in June last. The sloop Of War Erie,
Captain Percival was at the Island of Made-
ra, on the 18th eptember-oilicers and crew
all well.
The U. s. schooner Boxer, Captain Page,
bound to Rio Janero, has gone to sea from
Hampton Roads.
His b. M. ship Arachne, Captain Burney,
arrived at Baltimore, on Thursday, from ia
maca. She brings passenger Captain Kit
son, Of the Royal Engineers, who is charged
with the duty of erecting Light Houses on the
Coast of Florida and the Bahama Islands, in
conformity with an arrangement entered into
sometime ngo between the governments of
Great Britain and the United States. On ar
riving off the Lazaretto, the ship displayed
the American ensign at the forcmast head,
and fired salute of seventeen guns, which
was returned by fort McIicnry. This vessel
mounts lS thirty-two carronadcs, with CON-
plement Of ll5 mcn-whom, with the COM
mander and officers Of said vessel arc in good
health. This is the first instance for many
years, of British vessel Of war anchoring in
that harbor. W Y. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13

MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTIoN.-Thc State
and Congressional Elections in Massachu-
sctts took place on Monday last. The entire
Wing ticket has prevailed as far as ascer-
taincd by greatly increased majorities. The
Boston Patriot of yesterday says-"The re-
suit of the election in this part of our Com
monwea!th, has excited a feeling of satlsiac-
ton and enthusiasm, which we have rarely
witnessed bcfore and there is every reason
to believe, that the cxcrtions of the wings in
the other portions ofthe Commonwealth have
been attended with similar success. We re-
gard this result as not only very honorable to
our fellow citizens, but very fortunate to the
country. 1t shews, that no executive aggres-
sions, no arbitrary doctrines, no false princi-
pies, will find encouragement or favor here;
that the people Of Massachusetts prize the
Federal Constitution as their chief safeguard
and blessing, and will not look with indiffer-
encc upon the actions or designs of those who
attempt to violate it; but, more than all, it
shews that they are ready to rally with strong
hands and rcsolute hearts, around the banner
of that Constitution IN TIE HOUR OF
ITS PERIL"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13

ties of Portugal, as Don Pedro was or
would have been. Perhaps, on the
whole, il may be just as we'll for Portu.
gal, that, at this time, Don Pedro should
have died. Ambition is catching dis
order-the very epidemic of royalty
and it is probable enough that had health
and strength permitted, Don Pedro might
have made an attempt to appropriate to
himself the diadem which he recovered
for his daughter. This might have caus-
ed a civil war The crisis is now over,
and Portugal has a breathing time
Very much is to be done-ior the con-
dition of the people is lamentable. They
are poverty-stricken-'hey are "out of
heart, obey are burthencd with ex-
cessive taxation-and the strictest econ
omy must be used in the expenditure OF
the public revenues. Indeed, to effect
permanent good in Portugal, the whole
system of finance should be remodellcd,
and this without delay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13

NEw-YoRK ELECTION.--As we half pre-
dicted last week, the election in this State has
gone against us. The Albany Argus, the
Jackson organ, which contains returns from
all but five counties, claims majority in the
State of I2 900 for Marcy. In the city Of New
York, Marcy's majority over Seward was
1898. SO far as ascertained, the Wings have
elected 9 Representatives to Congress-one
more than their present numbcr,-and the
Tories have elected 30.-Onc more District
remains to be heard from.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13

THE GAY TAvERN.-lt IS two years
ago this day, since this whole establish
ment, together with the extensive stables
connected with it, was destroyed by fire.
In the stables, were 70 valuable horses,
of which &c perished in the flames; and
what was more dreadful than all, one
human being, a stranger and pensloner,
who had been permitted to lodge there,
also perished. The stable was soon al
ter re built, and was again burnt with
upwards of 80 horses, about year since.
The present unfortunate, but enter
prising owner, Timothy Gay, Esq, has
caused to be raised from the ruins more
noble structure, than any which has pre-
ceded it, and it now stands like another
Phoenix, risen from its ashes, an orna-
ment to the village, and a standing mon
ument of the spirit, taste, and l'berai'ty
of its owner.
1t is with pleasure, that we announce
to the public this week, the opening OF
the new house by Mr.. JAMES BRIDE, so
well known as the former accommoda-
ting landlord, who will no doubt, use
every effort that can conduce to the en-
tertainmcnt and comfort OF his VISITORS
Dedham PATRIOT
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Nt,ro,,bor Ri 1S.i1

BY the fourth article of the Convention con-
cluded with Spain on the 18th of February
last, copy of which is published with the
Presidents Proclamation of the lst inst. it is
stipulated that the Government Of the United
States will deliver to the Spanish Minister at
Washington in six months after the exchange
of the Publications, a note or list of the claims
of American citizens against the Government
OF Spain, specifying their amounts respec-
lively. The ratifcations having been ex-
changed at Madrid on the 18th of August
last, the term within which this list Is to be
furnished to the Minister will expire on the
18th day of February next. 1t is therefore
requested that all persons having claims a
gainst the Spanish Government, which have
originated since the 22d of February, 1879
and before the time of signing the Conven-
ton, and which are supposed to be included
in the terms of said treaty, will send to this
Department without delay, note thereof,
specifying the nature and amount of each
claim, and the name Of the claimant.
JOHN FORSYTH,
Secretary Of State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-13

TRIAL OF THE PIRATEs.-The u. States
Circuit Court, opened in Boston, on Monday
morning last, and at o'clock, the following
persons were placed at the bar, viz :-Pietro
Gilbert, Captain of the schooner Pinda; Ber-
nardo do Soto; Antonio; Francisco Ruiz
Manuel Bozza Jose Valasquez; Juan Anto-
MO Paitonna Jose Percs; Nicholas Costa ;
Antonia Silvera; Jose DCastro; and Man
uel CASTILLO.
The jury having answered to their names,
the prisoners through their interpreter, MIR
Badlam, proceeded to challenge several OF
them Considerable time elapsed before a
jury were empanneled, when the prisoners
again answered to their names, and the in
dictment having been read by the Clerk
Judge Story directed that the crew of the
Mexican, who were present, should leave the
Court.
The attorney on behalf of the Government
then proceeded to open the case, but did not
conclude before the adjournment.- .Nercdn-
tile Journal.