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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20
From the Alexandria Gazette

There seems TO be no limit to the degra-
Jation which the present incumbent is
likely to bring upon the Office OF President
of the United States.
He has no scruple, it would seem, of
entering the lists on every occasion, as a
political partizan, vliiying CO. ordinate de-
partmen;s OF the Government, or, as ia
The recent case of Mr.. Poiade1ter, calum-
mating individual Senators.
We are led 10 these remarks by the fol
lowing reply Of "A. Jackson, to a commit
tee OF citizens OF Mobile, complaining of
the substitution Of tri-weekly for a daily
mail between that city, and New Orleans:
WAsHINGTos Cry, Oct. Z, 1884.
SrR-On the receipt of the memorial OF
the citizens Of New Orleans, respecting
the reduction OF the daily to a tri weekly
mail, between Mobile and thatcity, it was
referred 10 the Postmaster General whose
report on the subject have the pleasure
| 10 enclose.
You will perceive that the Postmaster
General cannot be justly blamed for this
reduction. His plan of retrenchment
would have brought the expenditures OF
| the department within its revenues in the
course OF short period, without touching
the arrangements then existing for the
transportation of the mail, if Congress had
granted the moderate loan applied Cor, al
the last session. This application having
been refused by the majority of the Sen,
ate, the department was Of course obliged
to take the steps which were in its power
from ITS own resources to meet the de
mands against it.
In the discharge Of this duty there ha.
been a necessary reduction in the accom-
modations 10 the city of New Orleans; il
would seem that no blame therefore can
be properly ascrlbed to him, bat to the
majority OF The Senate. among whom is
found the Senators of your State, who
Withheld the appropriation which would
have prevented the reduction.
am respectfully yoar ob't serv't.,
ANDREW JACKSON.
SAMUEL j. PETERs, Esq.
The whole blame is here thrown on
"the majority of the Senate" fos that
which the mismanagement and prohiratc
aud wantoR expenditures of the Post OF
| ice Department alone occasfoned,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

Pure Patriotism When a vacancy
great or small, occurs in an office in Tins
state, 1t Is laughable TO see what a rush
mere is by the nc'o ecRuerts for the place
IN ihiS race they outstrip the old troops
OF Tue line, and generally win the prze by
their superior activity aud boidne.s 4
ne" recruit can beat any old soldier in
running who Is accustomed to keep in the
ranks add TO move only by the word of
command, There is just now a scamper
ing IN The camp.--yNat. Gds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

A knowing one attached to the Albany Regen-
cy frequently said. g We never can be deprived
of the State long as we control the safety fund
banks and have the management Of the canal
fund, school fund, and the finances of the State
As long as we can purchase the leaders, we shall
control the people, The result Of the election
proves the truth Of the assertion, melancholy as
il may be.
The Wings polled nearly siateen thousand
votes in this city-intelligent independent, patri-
otto votes; the Jacksonites polled upwards of
eighteen thousand votes sic thousand of ,chich
,eere .f0reignTs.-N. Y. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20
hRuenee of he Si0mach.-.The emo

Influence Of HE Stomach. emotion.
of the miad have a powerful Influence
upon the stomach. Let person who is
going TO 81. down to dinner with a gooG
appetite, receive piece of news, eithe,
exceedingly joyful or exceedingly dstres.
sing, his appetite goes in moment. Chi!
tren who are about 10 set out on pleas
ant journey. il is we'll known, cannot eat.
This, when Twas child, used TO be called
being Journey proud" On the other
hand, blow upon the stomach will some
times take away life instantly; drink OF
Geld water, Hhen the body is very bot, has
often had the same effect. Attend to your
companions when on journey a.loot; as
their stomachs grow empty, how sullen
and slen: the whole party becomes let
crust of bread, little cheese, a glass of
ale or wine be taken, and cheerflIness
Immediately rcigns, even long before any
nutriment has had time to reach the gen
eral circulative system. These things all
show the general sympathy .hatween the
stomach and every other part of the body.
- CGrbutts Clinical Lectures
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

Ch0lera.-We publish 10 day the report
Of the Board Of Health, for the week end.
Tag yesterday morning. 1t will be seen
that the whole number Of deaths is CT, of
which % are reported TO be Of Cholera
Within the past week some of our most
efted citizen hste brceme lis victims:
aut ~ tn hat nc SUNDAY las,. th4
number of cases have been considerable
reduced, and the disease has assumed a
milder type, and yields more readily 10
professional skill. Bait. Patriot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

The Globe "goes it, again with ano
iher OF MIR Benton's speeches delivered
IN 1887 against the Bank-ten solid co
iumns-marked to be continued" The
speech itself is as pouderous as the type
which print it;-and only think of one OF
oenton's 80 speeches re cooked for read.
ing m '34! Aud the Globe says the pub
he will read it with much interest. Of
Rec. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

Vet Indies. editors Of tho Nor
folk Beacon have received St. Vincent pa :.
pers to the 10Th, and Barbados to tn c
10th ult
These papers contain the details of the
unhappy disturbances in the colony Of
British Guiana. The evidences exhibited
in the late trial of the desperadoes, prove
that the Colony was on the brink of ruin
The ringleaders have been severely han
died. "One has been sentenced to suffer
death; three TO transportation, and all
the torments consequent on it: and Of the
others, two have been condemned to re-
ceive 200 lashes each. and many more one
/ months imprisonment and so lashes."
! The Barbados Globe, of the 9th Oct
from which we have made the above
i quotation, then adds -" These examples
ought TO be sufficient to prove to the ap
lprenticed laborers in every colony The fol
ly of refusing to perform the small portion
of labor which is required of them b,
law, and convince them that they can de
rive nothing from illegal opposition bu
misery and ruin"
The colonies are in a very unsettled
state; and rigorous measures laust he re-
sorted TO, before a season Of lasting tran
guilty be restored
/ IL appears that the measles had broken
out in Barbados, and proved very lata
to adults
The papers contain further details oil
the late hurricanes at Dominica.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

A fire broke out in a stable in Rich
mond Va. on the 90th ult. and notwith
standing the exertion Of the fire compa.
mics, soon reached the Friends Meeting
House, which was materially Injured
The stable, withits contents. were insur.
ed nearly TO the amount Of the property
destroyed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20
EDe asette:
rrART1NsDURa. nov. 40, ls34.

o. 10 consequences Of The absence Of the edi'
tor, there is no editorial matter furnished in this
weeks paper,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20
THE NEW YORK ELE CTIoNs

Returns from 81 counties in the state tout of
$50 are published which give the following re-
suit for Governor, majority for Marcy, so far,
1925 votes. Majority for him in the same
counties, in 1892, 1856 votes. The counties re-
naming to be heard from Franklin. AIlegany
Cataraagus, and 81. Lawrence, which will not
materially vary the result.
For Representative to Congress, the result is
9 Wings elected, aud 81 Jack onmen. This is
a Wing gain Of one member compared with the
results Of the election in 1882.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

The mulatto slave James, has been con
demned 10 death by Jury of citizens OF
the Parish court, 10 New Orleans. for
striking white man. lie was pardoned
under the gallows
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20
THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The following calculation in relation to the
next Presidential Election, Is from the New
Hampshire Courier. Our resders can judge Of
the estimates, they think proper. Several Of
the states set down are " debaieable ground -
The table may, however, give an opportunity to
macy for drawing their own conclusions as to
Il "a h.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20
The Now Haven 60 HernM 60. 49,.

Inc New Haven (Ct.) Herald says that there
may now be seen in the morning sky the pheno.
nenon called the Zodiacal light. Il extends in
me form oil luminous pyramid, along the Zod;.
ac' resting MS broad base on the horizon, and ba
wing us verteS near the star Rcgalus, in the cen
oorI'i Leo IL becomes family visible as
early as three O'Clock, and increases rrodn,Ii,,
"a brightness until o'clock, when il is los, !,
inc dawn 1t has been observed by the write
slnce the first Of October, (when not prevented
oy me presence of the moon,) at which time II
reached as high as the nebula of Gained
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

A correspondent at Washington in
forms US Of the honorable aeqalttal Of Lieu
tenant Rabbit. of the United 81 ates Navy.
Bali. Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20
@E"''F NVNT UU Z StTN Z,
ANDREW LACK SON
SAMUEL J. PETERs. ESQ.

The whole blame is here thrown on
" The majority of the Senate" fos that
which the Encouragement and pronigatc
aud wantoR expenditures of the Post OF
lice. Department alone occastoned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15
Nov. g..

EE HOLESALE STOCK, Shirt Collar and Bosom
w didnyactory.-The subscribers have ON hand
and are daily receiving from their Msnufactory-
Stocks OF black and blue black silk velvet
no. do do do French bombaZine
DO 90. do Eaglish and FIR. silk vestings
no. uo- do. Paris satin vesting
DO. do do. and white satin.
The foregoing made Brisile frames in the very
best manner, by experienced and first rate hands plan
and trimmed, with bows, peas, apron fronts &c in
ry variety OF STYLE Also large variety of Stocks made
on Patent frames, plain and trimmed before
together with black white and hair do
while and iancy coiored marseies and white linen do
Bosoms OF every style, Of linen, linen cambria grass
CLOTH imitation do, plain, pulled, herring bone hem
stitched SC. ' ~
Shirt collars of every pattern and quaIy-an exten.
sive supply
Suspenders--a large assortment of their own Immortal
on ana manufacture consisting Of superior quality do
BILE end worsed white and fancy stripes do cotton doube
end white aud ancy striped and coored edges hest
fish silk o-aso, extensive and various sppv of nm
elastic do which Tor ease and comfort TO the wearer
stands uDriva.led.
The subscribers beg leave TO return their thanks n
,heir OLD customers in Virginia for their liberal
heretofore, and TO invite their future avors also those
nave not as yet favored them with call are
invited 10 do so The subscribers beg leave to assure
chasers generally, that they will be supplied with
article in their line at the lowest possible rates Orders
promptly executed .EDGARS & CARTER
Manufacturers and TENDERS, late JVarren Carter
- No. 10, Hanover street Mem Yo,k
New York, January 81 sOWusU,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15
Cancer.


FHf, IND the art Of Healing, generoHy
ri subscriber respectfully Informs the inhabitants
OF richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aiG thai he
mas become compeeny acquainted by the instructions
from the celebrated DR. Lynch, Of New York CITY, TO cure
'na formidable and fatal disease, denominated Cancer
without the use OF knife causic, but effected in The
same way ana manner as practissd by DR.. Lynch who
mas met with unparalleled the of i,
complaints and also that Of Fistula Fstulo.As the
SUBSCRIBER Is here now, from the City Of New York. TO
sPehu inc WINTER any person wishing TO be cured the
named complaints will please 10 apply Immediately
70 nlm at The Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond, Jane. w. w. MARSHALL
Certificate Jron, Or. Lynch.
DO hereby certify, that DIR. w. w. Marshall has been
under my instruction., and assisted me in INV bus;ness
which is attending 10 Cancer Complaints and the arr Of
healing generally. He Is now using my medicine. I
1ictcd. n IyICJI "
The subscriber refers 10 Mr.. Day, Of Manchester Mr.
Gilam' Mr.. James Caskie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street Richmond. NJ Ranian,n
Hsrnson' OF Berkeley; and Miss Minis Of Manchester
VINO mas oeen under his care in New York, lately.
~ ,ouers must be post paid w. w. NJ
o"""hy T. G-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15
January I6.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

--,urrr,o UctODer 70, 1883 :
" Department, 10 the propreiors of the residue of
The Cerhcaes OF the exchanged four half per cent
Stock created in pursuance of Act of
on The 18th day OF May 1924 that certificates of said
Stock will be redeemed the first day of May nex and
whereas some oil the propetors of said Stock NAV desire
the reimbursement of their certificates previously 10 the
Aforesaid first day of May next Notice is now given TO The
propetors Of said Stock tina! transferring the cer-
Gates nereoi TO The United States, they will be paid the
have accrued thereon. to the day OF payment
lhe cerhcates are 10 be transferred the usual
ner at The Loan Office, where the may stand credit.
ed and on the transfer being certified TO the Secretary of
the treasury the amount will be forthwith in
dra payable TO the order Of the seller The interest
viii be calculated to the day which, in the regular
course oil mall the money might be received on the draft
at the place where the transfer was made
II. b. TANEY,
~ Secretary Of the Treusuru.
november D. 52-leowtlMay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15
TREASURY DEpARrMENT-

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
-o-,or October 10Th, 1888. {
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the proprie,ors NJ
The residue OF the Certificates of the exchanged four
and half per cent Stock created in of an Act Of
Congress- passed on the 26th day of May 1924 that the
Certificates OF said Stock will be paid on the LIST of Nav
next TO the proprie'ors thereof their legal
yves or Attorneys, duly constituted the epation
and surrender OF the said Certificates at the Treasure or
al the Loan ONCE wher the may stand credited
Woce IS further given that transfer of the Certi6
cafes OF said Stock, from The books of the Treasury or
Loan Office, will be allowed after the LIST dav of AnrI
next And also, that the interest all Certificates of
the said Stock, will and determine on the Both dav
April next. r. b. TANEW "'S
Secretary Of the Treasury
%.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

a tROYE TAVERN.-The subscriber desi,o,s 81 :
M firing TO private life, will lease out for form A.
years not less than three, this well known stand The
grove Iavern situated in the Town Of SeoltsyilIe Pow
haan Court House. To good and eDterprsing tenant
hoeral lease will be given with part Of the beds and
nure belonging 10 said Tavern, II required Possession
will be given before the first day of Nav nev, IL
would embrace this opportunity of returning hanks 70 HE
numerous friends and patrons, for The liberal encourage
ment he has met wt and sociis continuance thereof
be gives Any per'on wishing 10 lease will please apply 70
tho subscriber RICH'D. BASS
Seot'sville, February lst, 1884, oO-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15
POETRY.
"AucH Ymr nrmA,r, ux.u,o."

,,, From the London Metropolitan
no parted IN silence, ptItcI by night.
IN the banks of that lonely river,
NhcTo tho fragrant irnos their oughs unite,
Wo m"t-aud wc-piTied forever!
iho nighi-bitd sang. aud tho stars above
Told many touching story
VI tenls long passed TO the kngdom of !ovo
Where the soul wears its maut!e of CORY
We parted in 'ilcncc-our cheeks wrto W.,
With the tcars that p,st controllnr,
We vowed we would nevrr-no newer Ia,
An1 those vows at the timc were consoi,n,
But tho lips That echoed the vow Of miua
Are as cold as that lonely river;
Aud that eye, the beautiful spirits .h,;,o
Has shrouded its fires forever.
And now on tho midnight sky look
And my heart grows iul TO weeping.
Zach star Ia 30 ma scaled book,
,,soino tale Of that loved one i6c.i"g:
We parted IN silence--we parted in tears,
, On the banks OF tina, lonely river;
but the colour and bloom of those by gone years.
shall hang ocrits waters forever"
LovELIGHTED EYE
have gold in my Golfers, tits good and tis bri-ht
have goms In my care would il umine the night
have ship, on the ocean, and stcehs In tho STALL
Buttho dark eye OF beauty is better than all.
Gold and gems fall away like tho leaves from the troc
hoy were yours, they were his they're settled on e;
Inc gailies will potish, the courscrs will die,
nut eternity shines In lovo-lishted eye
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

TBNo GARRETT NJ. QUARLEs. Eso.-sir. as YOU
"a are not an iDhabant Of this Commonwealth, take
ms method Of giving you notice, that, Tucsdsy the
zon oil March next shall proceed TO take the dispositions
o. bafreit w. Payne, Abram Perkins, and others-at the
Tavern Of William j. Cole, (wiInngten Fluvsnna coun.
~ and continue from day to day until completed TO be
DC read rs evidence in injunction case, depending in
The Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chaneery for Flu
wanna county-whcrcin am plaintiff, and you are de-
enJans. JOHN II. PERKINS
'an' oV' si-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

Ely CHANCERY-viReIxIA- At Rules, holden 10
inc CLERKS Office Of the Circui, Superior Court OF
Law anu Ihansery ior the County OF Buckingham, the
second day ol December 1888
George Baber, Plaintiff
against,
teson, M -.
Ine defendant, Nancy Ming, not having entered her
appearance and given security according to the Act Of
heo'y anu the kues oil This Court and appearing,
oy satisfactory evidence, that she is an nj
ms Country ~ Is ordered, That the said absent sIe
asnt DO appear here ON tho first day Of the next Apr
Term, ana answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy Of this Order be iorlhwi inserted in come
paper published in the City Of Richmond, for two month,
successfully aud posted at the front door of the
house OF this County.
Copy. Tese. II. ELDRIDGE C. c
Jan. 80 @, -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

q N,hoSlCAL SCHOOL-Tbe School al Long Creek
LOUISA county, will be continued next year. under
e sore supcrntenience OF the subscriber who has had
eny years experience in the profession he has chosen
III tns school will be taught the Greek and Latin Ian
guages, English Grammar, English Compositions Gcorra.
Pny, win the use OF Maps and Globes Mathematics al
Arithmetic. The School will commence on Mond,v ,h
Zo'h January 1884 and terminate the S, av Of De-
cember following There will be vacation of four yeeks
board tuition washing, lodging and fuel will be li0
payable, one han on The LIST day Of June 1884 and bs
oner nan on me LIST day Of December following Long
EMS Is % mics from Richmond 81 from
21 from orange Court house, and % from Cartcrsyie
.n ne SEages from Richmond to Orange Court house and
h 'eueiicKsDuTg TO Gainesville pass near the School.
ouse Letters to the subscriber should be directed IN
Long ,reek +. o., Louisa. WILLIAM NELSON
6l-1aGf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

oilCE.-By virtue of a deed OF trust executed fo
ne subscriber by Richard Adams, for the purpose OF
,Se certain debts therein mentioned, he will SELL at
e soe. mouse formerly occupied by Mr.. Martin James
III e county oil Goochland, the 22d day of February
next, iair not the next fair day, Sundays excepted
10 The highest bidder, for cash. certain tract OF
land contiguous TO the said eigv
acres and bounded by the lands now held by Tho lanes
Slornefiy owned by Doct l. Carter and 1. Holman
uen u'e wli be conveyed is vested in the subscriber
by the said deed. ARCH,D BRWCE I
= ~ - too-WOWl XIMafeP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15

house Of this County.
4 J,n Coy q re''s. r. ELDRIDcE, G; sc:
IN RY--VInGINIA.-At rules held m the
Clerks Office of Essex Circuit Superior Cour, OF La
aud Chaneery, on the 10th day OF January, 1891:
. chapman and James Shepherd, executors of
IS ~, Snepnerd, deceased aud Philip B. Winston 10.
seph W. Pendleion and Edmund PenIieon. executors oi
Henry Pendleton, deceased, pis;nTT. VI
William ID. Taylor John Dsffaco,, I,,,o,.. p,,.u.
aumr OF James Madison, deceased, Lewis adison de
see oil James Madison, deceased, aud Henry Robinso
surviving trustee OF Richard Morris, and b;,s m
others, D.ca.J., an"
The defendant, Lewis Madison no, having entered hi
appearance and given security according the act of AS
sebiy aud the rules OF this Court and appe airing bv
usiactory evidence that he is of this
monwealth. the motion of the plaintiffs by counsel Il
ordered that the said defendant do appear before the Judge
Oh our said Court at the Court House Of this county on
me hrs day of May next, and answer the plantff
o' ana mat copy OF thisocr be forthwith inserted n
some newspaper published in the CITY of Richmond fnr
TWO months successfully and that another copy he reo
be posted at the front door of the Court House Of this
"! JAMES 4 Es'y SoY Micou. j., OK. F. 9
February A. s6~wsw
I'm CERY-VIRoINIA-At rule, holden -
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court O
aw and Chsneery for the county Of buckingham, or
Monday' .he Atm day oil November, 1888:
Merit b. Allen and Cary c. Allen, devisees of Archie,
Allen deceased William p Taey and Frances his vile
liam Daniel, Josiah Thompson, William D. Thomp.on
John s. Thompson William Colquitt and Lucy his wife
anu Henry Smith md Arana his wife, o
william Daniel the elder, deceased, John Allen and Phi
lip Allen, sons Of William Allen, deceased plaintiffs,
against
Nancy Allen, widow Of William Allen son of Georcs
Allen, deceased, George II. Allen, Willis Chambers an,
mary ID. his wife, formerly Mary b. Allen, Walter c. All
len Martha A. Nowlin formerly Martha A. Allen, Johr
Chambers and Elizabeth N his wife, formerly Eyabeti
N, Allen, Samuel A. Allen, William b. Allen, John w
AUen' Robert s. Allen, Drury s. Allen Lucy Ann Allen
ana ISmes A. Allen children and representative. OF tn.
SAID william Allen, son OF George, deceased, Defts
The defendants, Walter &. Allen and Martha A. Now
I'M mol having entered their appearance and given secu
rity according the act Of Assembly and The ries r hi
COURT ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that the,
are mol inhabitants oil this country il is ordered that tbe
su absent defendants do appear here the first day
the next April term, and the bill of the planti
and that copy OF this order be forthwith in som,
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for tw,
months successfully, and posted at the front door of h
Court House of this county. Copy-Teste.
X. ELDRlDGE, c. G. s. C.
January 16. "a %