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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-10

United States ought not to be rechar.
tered"
The question was decided by yeas
and nays as follows: Yeas l35, Nays
90.
So the House concurred in the first
Resolution.
The second resolution was then read
as follows:
"s. Resolred, That the public de.
posites ought not to be restored to the
Bank of the United States.''
And decided by yeas and nays as
follows: Yeas ll9, Nays lO4.
The third resolution was then agreed
to, as follows, by Yeas and Nays
Yeas, 1T; Nays, 105.
The following is the third resolution:
"3. Resolved, That the State Banks
ought to be continued as the places of
deposite of the public money, and that
it is expedient for Congress to make
further provision by law, prescribing
the mode of selection, the securities
to be taken, and the manner and terms
on which they are to be employed"
The Fourth was then read as fol-
lows:
so. Resolred, That, for the purpose
Of ascertaining, as far as practicable,
the cause of the commercial embar-
rassment and distress complained OF
by numerous citizens of the United
States, in sundry memorials which
have been presented to Congress at
the present session, and Of inquiring
whether the charter of the Bank of
the United States has been violated,
and also what corruptions and abuses
have existed in its management; whe-
J Their it has used its corporate power,
or money TO control the press, to inter-
. fere in politics, or influence elections,
and whether il has had any agency
through its management or money, in
producing the existing pressure, Sc
lect committee be appointed to inspect
the books and examine into the pro-
ceedings of the said Bank, who shall
report whether the provisions Of the
charter have been violated or not, and
also what abuses, corruptions, or mall
practices have existed in the manage.
ment OF said Bank, and that the said
committee be authorized to send for
persons and papers, and to summon
ana examine witnesses on oath, and to
examine into the affairs of the Bank
and Branches; and they are further
authorized to visit the principal Bank,
or any OF its Branches, for the pur-
pose of inspecting the books, CORES.
pondence, accounts, and other papers
connected with its management or bust.
ness; and that the said Committee be
required to report the result of such
investigation, together with the evil
dence they may take, at as early
day as practicable"
And decided by Yeas md Nays as
follow TIA, Nays Al.
Sothe House concurred in the Fourth
Resolution.
Mr.. POLK moved that the Com.
mittee consist OF seven members; which
was agreed to.
Mr.. WILDE asked consent to offer
9th resolution, declaring the rea-
sons offered by the Secretary INSULT
cient and unsatisfactory.
Objection being made, he moved to
suspend the rules.
Mr.. POLK thereupon moved to ad-
journ-on this Mr.. WILDE demand. |
ed the Yeas and Nays, which were
taken as follows-Yeas I23, Nays 10. |
So the House at half past seven ad-
journed to Monday next.
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MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
THIS CELEBRATED
j. A O. II

WTILL stand this season at my stable,
w in Martinsburg, and be let to mares
at Five Dollars the season, discharged BY
-Four Dollars if paid within the season;
Three Dollars, cash. The single leap; and
Ten Dollars. to ensure mare in foal, to
be paid when the mare proves with foal;
parting with, or not continuing the en-
sured mare regularly to the Jack, forfeits
The insurance money. Twenty five cents
to the groom. Great care will be taken
Of all mares put to Major Jack Downing,
but no responsibility for accidents. The
season has commenced, and will end the
9th of June
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-10

WHATS an a name.-The Tammanv
memorial, approving of the removal Of
the deposites. which was presented to
congress by Mr.. Cambreleng, has been
printed by order of that body. A.
mongst the number of signatures are
the following:
Billy Cahill, Tom Noles, Jim Crow,
Jr. Teddy O'Rooke, Duff Green not
ded, Col. Pluck, Black Hawk, Hur-
rah for Jackson, Peter Pocuck. Peter
Farley, Nick Corshoar, Peter Coir-
crow, Bull Burk, Jr. Port Levi, Bry-
an the Brave, King of Leinster, James
Twaddle, Jim Cannon, Tim FlomIy,
Hugh Toughy, Peter Scrap.
A visionary set of constituents, Mr..
Cambreleng.- Winchester Rep.
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Candidates

95-We are authorised to announce Col. ED
WARD CoLsToN, as a candidate tosrepresent the
county of Berkeley, in the next House of Dele
gates of Virginia.
GI5-We are authorised TO announce EDMUNr
p. HUNTER, as a candidate to represent the
county of Berkeley, in the next House of Dele
gates of Virginia.
GIj-We are authorised to announce Capt. Pc
TER GARDNER. as a candidate to represent Der
kelley county, in the next General Assembly Of
Virginia.
lH5-We are authorised to announce Capt. JOHN
Nj. STEVENS as acandidate torepresent Berkeley
county, in the next General Assembly of Vir-
ginia.
hy-We are authorised TO announce HENRY
BERRY, Esq. a candidate to represent tn
county of Jefferson, in the next House OF Dele
hates of Virginia.
iS5-We are authorised to announce JONI s
GALLAHER, Esq. as a candidate to represent
the county Of Jefferson, in the next House o.
Delegates Of Virginia
ISy-We are authorised TO announce CROMWELL
ORRIcK, Esq as candidate to represent the
county of Morgan, in the next House Of Delegates
of Virginia.
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The New-YOrker.

| TIT Under this Gtle, new Literar,
| a. Journal, Of the largest imperial size
was issued by the subscribers on Saturday
the 22d Of March les leading feature.
are as follows:
and execution to any OF the literary week
lies oil this city, and at the same time al
iorded at much lower rate than The
cheapest Of them. Ii will combine NOR,
completely than any Of its immediate ri
walls the distinguishing characteristics Of ;
literary journal,with those Of a regular ant
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 devotee Of bust
ness, and the CLEANER Of intelligence. 1t
will contain
l. Literature Of The Day-embracing
Reviews Of New Publications, Original
i ales, Essays, Poems, Sc. with selections
from the whole range of English and A
merican periodical literature.
ii, General Intellie ence-comprising the
current News of the Day, foreign and do
nestle. whether civil or political careful
ly avoiding, however the least semblance
OF partisan bias in politics, and confined
strictly TO the presentation of a general
and impartial account Of the movements
Of all parties whatever, without discrimin
alton and without the exhibition of person.
al preference.
Should their journal receive the appro
baton and the support Of the public, the
undersigned pledge themselves to spare
neither cxertions nor expense to 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 & Co.
New-York, April 10, 1894.
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whatever with an ephemeral affair with
the same title, which was published last
season; but, in order to free 'our good
name from all opprobrium, we hereby a.
gree TO send our paper gratutously to all
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term for which they have paid the pub
Usher thereof. Office ia Fulton street.
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HE NEW YORKER is published every
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CONGRESSIONAL.


n. cons;dar se' at one o'clock, resumed
5omm;ttee Of on of the report of the
he subject of the depe@;.ees. m whan on
Mr.. McDUFFIE continusa wnen
GUIDED an animated and eloquen. speech
n opposition to the report.
When Mr.. McDUFFIE resumed his
eat, which he did at a quarter after
bur o'clock, number of gentlemen
aarted to obtain the floor; Mr.. Mason.
Virginia succeeded, and, after some
rief PREDATORY remarks, moved the
PREyIoUs QUESTION.
The question whether that motion
vas seconded by the House, (Which it
must be by majority, or it fails, be-
ing put, the members passed between
Rlers, and the vote stood as follows:
Ayes Ia, Noes l05.
So the motion was seconded.
Mr.. SELDEN rose and called the
attention of the Chair to the 22d Rule
of Order, which forbids any member
70 vote on a question in which he is
Frsonally interested, and stated that
sVeral members Of the House were
sNkholders in the Banks which had
Ven selected to receive the Deposites.
Tbs suggestion was received with
ives from several parts of the gallery.
The CHAIR decided that no ques-
n could be interposed, nor question
order discussed, until the vote on
b Previous Question had been taken;
asmuch as the House, by supporting
Emotion for the Previous Question,
ID determined that the question should
once be put.
Mr.. Chiffon now moved to Law
first resolution reported by the
mmttee of Ways and Means on the
Ne. Yeas 50, Nays 136.
50 the House refused to lay the re-
ltion on the table.
Mr.. WILDE now made an appeal
the courtesy of the House, and ex-
FSsed his desire to have the yeas and
ys on the direct question of the
hendment he had offered. Neither
nor his friends wished further de.
The CHAIR replied that it would
fure the unanimous consent of the
Eouse.
Mr.. POLK objected.
The CHAIR again stated that il re-
ned unan,Elous consent, and, as OBJ
zion had been made, the question
Nd not be put.
gr. BURD now moved to lay the |
ID and 4th resolutions reported by |
Committee of Ways and Means
b the table. Yeas 95, Nays 1876.
y the House refused to lay these
buttons on the table.
Hr. WILDE asked if it would be
'rder to move to suspend the rules
tie House, so as to obtain direct
by yeas and nays on his amend
RUl
The CHAIR decided in the mega
p
The Previous Question was now put
ollows:
Shall the Main Question now be
!" And decided by Yeas and Nays
loIlows:-Yeas ia, Nays 1O7.
10 the House determined that the
an Question should now be put.
The Main Question was then put,
q will this House concur with the
mmlttee of Ways and Means in the
0ations reported by them to this
|ousel
Mr.. WILDE demanded that the
PISTON should be divided, so as to
lie vote separately on each resolu-
twas divided accordingly: and put,
IT, upon concurring in the first OF
resolutions reported; viz:
hesofred, That the BANK of the
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T II u S II s. Al 10


HkY virtue Of Of trust deed executed
b to the undersigned by John l. Hin.
kle for the benefit Of William l.. Moore
the undersigned will expose to public auc.
ton, at the present residence Of said Hin
kle, on the farm belonging TO the heirs OF
the late Maj. Stephenson. on Saturday
the 18th inst the following property, to
wit: a Negro Woman; four Horses; a
Wagon and Gears;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS;
four Mich Cows, number of Hogs and
Sheep; Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of Feather Beds, Bedding, &c.
together with number Of other articles
not necessary to par,icularize. Terms
CASH. Sale to begin early in the day.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND, TRUSTEE.
April 8, 1884.
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CERTITTOATD.

The stock from which the above Jack
proceeded, has been and is still, consider
ed (as thinlS) the best that have heard
OF in Virginia. My father, Spencer Cole
man, took considerable interest in the
raising and improvement of Jacks, and
expect he has succeeded as well as any
one who has attended to that business,
having realized large profits tberefrom;
and the Jacks of his raising having stood
high in the estimation of those who were
acquainted with the value of these ami
mails: the Major can boast that he pro
ceeded from Old Sancho, who was the
largest Jack that ever saw, and was i'm
ported by David Ross from Spain. There
can be no doubt that the persons iavoriDg
the Maj or will realize their expectations.
ROBERT G. COLEMAN.
March 81. 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-10

Baltimore April I've understand
that the clear majority of the whole
voters of the 9Th Congressional Dis
trict, have signed the instructions to
Mr.. Isaac MoKIM, requiring him either
to vote for the future deposite of the
public money in the Bank of the u
nited States, or to resign his seat.
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Post-OGce, Martins6urg, }

APRIL l, 1884.
DERSONS indebted to the Post Office
III are earnestly requested to discharge
their accounts, or the z. NJ. will be con
strained to suspend all further accomno
dations.
The Mails in future will arrive at this
office Boonsboro' via. Shepherdsiow
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
o'clock, a. m. Returning from Winches
ter Tor Boonsboro'. leave this every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday 10, a. m.
Fol- Hagerstown every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 8, a. m. arrive every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at s
p. m. WILLIAM LONG, p. M.
Martinsburg, April s, 1884.
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at Rules held in the Clerks OfEcs Of the co.uty
court o. Berkeley, on Aonday TIE tn day ef
5pTh, 1884.
Conrad Hogmire, pit.
against
Frederick Nadenbousch & Eleanor his wife, =
Silas Oak and Margaret his wife, Seamans .
Garard and Elizabeth his wife, Moses Col :.
Inns, j.. Joseph Pollock and Sarah his wife, ,
Joseph Scott and Jane his wife, Guy Col n
Inns, and Alexander Nj. Collins, (which 9
said Eleanor, Margaret, Elizabeth, Mo q
ses, Sarah, Jane. Guy, and Alexander =
M, are children and heirs OF Moces Col. -
Hs ,ne cider decd dSfts.
HsHE defendants, Frederick MAIDEN.
Il housch and wife, Moses Collins. 10.
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 O
assembly, and rules of this court, and +
appearing by satisfactory evidence tina
they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth; IL is ordered, that the said defen
dants do appear on the second Monday
in June next, and answer the plaintiff
bill; and that a copy Of this order b
forthwith inserted in some newspapt
published in Martinsburg, for two month
successfully. and posted at the front doc
OF the Court House in the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, C. &c.
| April 10. lSS4.-2m.
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PEDIGREE

Major Jack Downing is beautiful blue
roam. i2a hands high and only three years
old this spring. lie was sired by the old
imported Sancho. from Spain, the largest
Jack that was ever known in Virginia
WILLIAM N. THOMPSON.
Anr;I q 1894
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-10
The Superior Stock Horse,

WiLL stand the ensuing season. com.
w mencing the LIST of April and end
ing ,he 25th Of June, public days excep.
ted at the following places. viz on Mon
days and part Of Tuesdays, at the stable
OF Joseph BARS. Back Greek: on Thurs
days at the stable OF Reason Philipy,
(Gregg's old stand;) and part OF FRIDAYS
and Saturdays. at Little Georgetown. aud
will be let TO mares. at the reduced price
Of two dollars (casb) the single leap, four
dollars the season, and eight dollars for
insurance. to be paid as soon as the mare
is known to be with foal. Any person
parting with mare, or not contin uing her
regularly to the horse. forfeiis the cnsur.
ance money. Care viii be taken ofmares
but no accountability for accidents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-10
A Copy.-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, C. b. C


At Rules held IN the Clerks Office of the count,
eourtV Berkeiey, on Monday the tn day O
-dprH 1884.
Luke Pentoney, admir-. of Daniel Zinn dec Jlt
against
George st. Aubin, and Others 6eGs
IN CHANCERY.
fHsHE defendant George St. Aubin, not
d having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act of as
sembly, and rules of the court, and it ap-
pearlng to the court that he is not an in
hab,tant of this Commonwealth, II is
ORDERED, that the said defendant do
appear here on the second Monday in
June next. and answer the bill OF the plain
tiff: and il is further ordered, that this or
der be published in the Martinsburg Gag
cite, for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door of the Court House
of said county.
A Copy.--Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, G. b. G.
April 10, 1884 --2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-10

On Tuesday last, by this Rev. MIR Kcppler
Mr.. JoHS kEPPLER, Of wikamsport, Md. e
Miss Mary SHEERER, daughter Of the late
Thomas Sheersr, Esq of this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-10
Militia Notice.

fHsHE Company under my command
81 will parade at their usual place ON
Saturday. the 18th inst. at II O'Clock, a m.
K. z. HUNTER, Capt.
THE Company lately commanded by
Capt. +. Claycomb will parade at their
usual place on Saturday the 18th inst
at 8 O'Clock, p. IN.
e. P. HUNTER, .Adjutant.
April 8, 1884.
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OUVy.- ItsIe,
HARRISON WAITE, c. B. c.
April 10, 1884 --2m.
r. JED MI O. W A T. 4,

u Jed NJ O " a 10
FE SHE subscribers have removed their
81 Drug s. Medicine store, to the brick
house formerly occupied by P. MAIDEN
bousch. Esq. near the market house,
where they will keep every article in their
line, of the best quality, and sell them al
the lowest prices. Jast received, Fresh
Frui', Lemons, Oranges. Raisins, Almonds,
Cheese and Crackers.
r. McSHERRY s. BRO.
Martinsburg, April 10. 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-04-10

HHAVING returned to Martins burg, has
Il III taken the house lately occupied by
MIR. Daniel II. Doll, on Main Street, i'm.
mediately opposite to the residence of Col.
Strother, where he will be pleased to man.
uiacture Boots and Shoes to order, at the
shortest notice.
A considerable experience in his line of
business. he hopes win enable him to give
general satisfaction, and merit share Of
the patronage Of the public.
April 8, 1S34.-6w.
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REMOVAL.
JOHN HELFERST,aY

GADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER.
- has removed his shop, TO the room
adjoining Mr.. Thomas C. Smiths Store,
and on the Public, Square where be has
on hand, SADDLES. BRIDES, HAIR
NESS, SC. SC. He is slso prepared
TO execute all orders in his line Of business
at the shortest notice, and upon terms "a
suit the "PREssuRE OF THE TIMEs."-
HE returns his thanks TO the public for
past favors, and asks a continuance Of the
same.
.Msrtinsburg, April 8. ls34.-3t
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NJ
Mrs. MoElw ain
John McGce ,
Robert McCary
MIR. NIinarte
Mrs. Barbary Miller.
Mp
James Norfolk.
Miss Jane Poole
John Pulse
Conrad Pitzer
Nathaniel Payton
William portcriicld.
/ Or
Thomas w. Quaid.
John 5. Russell
Abraham Ramsay
Jacob p. Ringer
I'D. Reichard
hannah huoi'imous'
.
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yrs, Eiiza Seipcrt
ln ,,.ass as snahks
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lWa aafs ST.. So,
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at Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the county
court Of Berkeley, on Monday the 7h day Of
dprii, 1884.
Henry Basore, pit :
against
Henry Caruthers, Elizabeth Caruthcrs, for ! Q
merly Elizabeth Payne, Mary Payne, ;
Thomas Payne, - Payne, wife OF
Thomas Payne, Alexander Payne, Henson .
Payne, William Payne, and james Por- Z
terrified, defts.
YHsHE defendant Henry Caruthers, not
d having entered bis appearance and
given security according to the act of as
sembly, and the rules of the court. and IT
appearing TO the court that he is not an IN
habitant 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 plalntiti:
and il is further ordered, that this order
be published in the Martinsburg Gazette,
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.
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-
pril, 1884, which if
the LIST day of July Q
the General Post on
n
Mary Brewer or Sophia
Campbell
Mrs. Frances Burns
John Bodoine
Adam Beta
Jacob Branagin
Charles Buyinger
Samuel Benjamin.
&
Michael Carnes
Joseph Clarke 2
Il. A. Clover
Elizabeth Ann Chamber
John Cyler
Hugh Cunningham
Philip G. Cloninger 3
Adam Couchman.
De
Joseph Davis.
w ashington Evans
Mrs. Winny Engie
Jos. or Samuel E.ngle.
| FIG
Josiah Flagg ,
Margaret A. &. Fore.
John Green
Abram Gorrcl 2
William Green
William Gregory 3
Mrs. Mary Gregory.
| III
| William s. Henshaw
>. NJ. Henscl
Jesse Horn
John IIutson
abraham hammond
Doct. Hedges
Jacob Hooper.
X
Mrs. Sarah Kroesen
Jacob Krow
Jeremish knef
Elizabeth Krocsen {
George Keesecker
Jeremiah Knave
David Kilmer.
l.
John Light
John Lang
James Lee
John Lowry
John Larlie.
WILL.
April 3, 1884.
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Election Notice.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Nv an Election will be held at the Court
House OF Berkeley county. on Monday,
the 18th day Of April next, for the purpose
OF electing two fit aud suitable persons to
represent the county Of Berkeley 10 he
next General Assembly of Virginia
JOEL WARD, Sheriff
March 90, 1884 to
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Blanks for sale q, this Office.
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