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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-25

South Carolina.-We rejoice sincerely, says the N. Y. American. as every patriotic American must, in the fact announced R the annexed extract from the National I"eIligeHcer, that South Caroline is agan United Siaie.
 Important from Soath CarOlina.-We hear, with the heart-le satisfaction, from the Seat Of Gov ernmenl of this State, that a complete reconciliation has taken place between the parties in the Legis- Iaure, heretofore designated the UOion party and State Rights party. The iesi-oaih. which has be- come . par; ofthe Constitution, has been explain ed by those who have passed it, tO dvest it of the exceponable character given it by the conssTuc- iion The opposition then waived their intention to resist it. The hills proposed by the majority to force the tes act) asbary called the Treason Bill and the Judiciary BiI', a paci6ca'iOn having been made go of cOurse by the board.
 On ,6e day of this pacifcasisn, and immediately af ter it. came on the election of Governor Of the Siaie GeOrer McDuf5e elected. and received the aR0"- iows vote Of ie UaiOR Party well as Of the Stote RiRhts Party. Who s there that does not rejoice in Ihs Fes.cra,ios concord in of the great families oI OCT RepubIic2 For ourselves, s a long time since we have heard OI any thing which has gwen Os e much pleasure.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-25

Charies R. g. BoyingtOn, conSieted of murder at Mobile has been sentenced 10 he hung the 2Oih of February. He received his sentence with undaunted feelings and unrsfied coUneDaDce, exhibiting the same haFdihood throughout the trial. The Con- mercai Register says" The delay in the case of Boyington granted for the purpose Of taking the O. p'"to" % Q. s sspre%e C%u on some legal points ras- licaOn copy of the Judges charge, pTon nouncing this judgment s represented to have been eloqueni and impressive."-N. '. Star.
 said that Mir. PeitigrU of Charleston, the dsiin- guished lawyer, will be appointed the beach ol the Supreme Court, caused by the death Of Judge JOhn- sO0.
 The Hon. Mr. 1.yiIe of Cincinnati, is confined at Philadelphia, ny painful malady. succe~sful ope- ration wss performed him Saturday last, by Dr. Geo. MeCfeIIaG.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31

vIRIMGTA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
/ of Law and Chancery for Bgrkcly County, A.
; pril 10Th 1884,
Isaac Mayer. Rtf.
! against
I Frederic Borofi. David Dalton Jr., John I'm.
/ benhour and Jacob umbguhour, do'k.
In CHANCERY.-
FE9tllS cause came OH 10 he heard upon
q the motion made by the Defendants
TO dissolve the injunction, which motion
this Court at present overrules with liher-
! ty to renew il hereafter. and though the
/ Court is at present inclined to the opinion
/ that az it appears that Mayer the complai
g, nant had notice Of the trusti,eed TO Camp
! bell for Bulls benefit. and that according
to his understanding he was bound 10 20
on and pay off the lien as far as his pur
chase money went, and that he is there
fore liable TO the extent OF the sITO6.
which be contracted TO pay for the land /.
yet with a view OF ascertainIng certain
matters necessary 10 decree IN the cause
the same is referred to Master Commits
sioner Garard. !. To ascertain s. state
what were the terms, upon which Mayer
purchased from Dution. and when and 10
whom the several payments were to be
made. Q. To ascertain aud report how
much he actually paid by virtue of the
contract, and when and TO whom and how
much he has paid on the whole including
the $3.50 60 bid for the land nader the
trust sale, and whether any thing and how
much would be due from him of the $500,
he contracted to pay according 10 the
terms of the contract allowing interest from
the tunes the respective sums become due
8. He viii also ascertain and report. whe-
Their il the complainant bad applied the
sums due from hlm to the satisfaction of
the deed OF trust he could have relieved
his portion of the land from the incum
bra nee To Campbell Cor Balls benefit and
whether the land was sold ultimately by
, Campbell at the instance of The compl l.
nant, as Is alledged 10 the answer Of John
Unbaohour. on the compliments assur
auce that he would fairly pay up all his
bonds upon getting a clear title and in as
Containing bow far the complainant might
have relieved his share of the land from
the lien. The commissioner will report all
matters relative TO the payments by Hen
sci or the disposition Of Hensel's share un
der the lien Of the trust deed. and he IS TO
report any other matter which may be re.
ql,red by either Of the parties TO be spe-
clallv stated, or which he himself may
deem pertinent, and return with his report
if required, the evidence submitted to him
by the parties or taken before him.
a Copy-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, C.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31

VIRGINIA. the Circuit Superior Cour,
OF Law and chancery for Berkely County A
pril lsth 1884
Jacob Smith and Fanny his wife, formerly
Fanny keesecker aud widow Of Conrad Kee-
seeksrdecd PitF's.
Matthias Keeseeker, John Keesecker and
Others den.
George Houck Pif.
IN CHANCERY.-
fhese causes came on to be heard u
q pom the papers formerly read 10 the
causes and upon the report of the Mas
ter Commissioner, but it being apparent
that the said report hath not heen return
ed sufficient time according TO the rules
of the court, the court thinks tit 10 sus
pend the entry of any decree against the
surviving administrator with the will an
nexed Ellis Ellis, but time is given him
until The next term. 10 except TO the
said report SO far as he is concerned, or
to have any further statement made
which the said administrator may deem
pertinent or important to his actings as
administrator;
and it appearing to the court, that the
said report is not sufficient TO enable the
court at this time to decree a sale of the
lands in the till mentioned and that far
ther proceedings are necessary TO be had
to settle the respective liabilities OF the
parties Defendants in the causes. the said
report is Re committed to Commissioner
Garard to take farther account of the
several debts, dues anu Demands again ST
the estate OF Matthias keesecktr decd
calling upon the Creditors by due notice
to bring forward and authenticate their
claims and that he credit and adjust the
same, stating their various amounts
Character aud Dignity and also state IN
The same account the Character and Dig
nifty 81 those already paid of aud noticed
IN his report already made; and he is fur
Their ordered to take evidence of the
claim set up the defendant Henry kee
seeker TO one hall the debts paid by ia
cob keesecker during the time the farm
was mutually occupied and worked by
them. -and also Of such other payments
OF the Debts of his fathers as have been
made by the said Henry keess cker since
the death of his brother Jacob AID such
other matters as the parties may rec ure %
be specially stated, deemed pertinent Ivy
the commissioner.
A copy -Tesie
JOHN STR0THER C.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31

Lafayette. III. r mains OF LAFAYETTE,
deposited in two cofiias. one Of lead aud
the other of oak. were placed IN room
on the ground floor OF The cemeatry, which
was hung with black and ornamented
with funeraf emblems. The cotiia plate
bore merely the word LAFAYETTE. The
greatest solemnity prevailed as the com
pany passed through this room, and
thence 10 the room where the mourning
family were assembled. and that in which
the iIlustrious Generaldrew his last breath
The cordons of the hearse were held by
Messrs Jacques LatIilte and Eugene LAT
fitte; General Fabsier and The Polish &c
neral Astrowski; the American Charge d.
Af4tes and an Eleetor Of Meaux; Mess
Odillon Barrot aud Saiver,e. Among the
officers present were the Aides de Camp
of the King and Princes. Marshal 10
ban and his staff officers headed the vast
number of the National Guards who at
tended with their side arms only.
" Y. Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31

The quiet moSa ia which the Prosiden, has
pursued his course toward, the Hermitage, has
been the sutiect Of frequent remark. How dif
fercnt from Tn triumphant tour 10 the Western
States two years since, o. the "Royal Progress
through Yankee laad duFiag last summer. The
altered state in which he travels indicates full
knowledge On his pa,h or that Of bis advisers, OF
The change in the popolar sentiments He, or
they, have too much diserument, not TO see that
the who has rejected the complaints Of the
people, and driven them from his palace, can no
longer look for the shoats Of the multitude -
They have learned at lcngth, that they have gi-
ven their VOICES to the gloriGcaton of iyrant
The Alexandra Gaz stte says:
We hear very ltd Of the Presidents pro-
gross" in the West SINCE his departure from
W Washington for the hermitage. AT Orang
Court House he dined with Gen. Dade-"s xprcs
sed surprise that the d mocraoy Of the land Of
jefferson and Madison should humble itselfbv
fore tht Bank &c. &c. The President cx-
pectcd 20 spend a day with MIR. Riyes. N u.
A correspondent oftl Richmond Enquirer states
that tbs President ''pays his tavern bills, occa.
sionaify, with the hard metallic currency"!,!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31

>.a-r-rA;-In the Circuit Superior court
~ AID chancery for Berkeley County:
"A Rnlcs, 1894.
F.raeh ex'r Of Jacob French deed. ptf.
Ggainst,
-. Wolf admir- of George French deed.
- French, George French. Nancy French,
- French, Henry French, Barbary French,
sr.lina French, John French. & Catharine
i~ssb, children and heirs Of George French
sssscd, dgts.
-CHdNCERY-
rHE defendant George French not
having entered his appearance and
N security, according TO the act OF
snblg and the rules of this court, and
gearing by satisfactory evidence that
ont of this Commonwealth: it is OF.
nd, that the said defendant do enter
appearance TO this suit on thesixth day
be next term, and answer the bill of
Plaintiff, and that copy Of this order
5rhwith published in any newspaper
hn this county, and continued for two
xb' SUCCESSFULLY, and another copy
sroi posted at the front door OF the
Egt House Of the said county.
ACopy. -Tes,e
JOHN STROTHER, C.
Jgly 10 1884 pm
.rgGIETA:-In the circuit superior court Of
| rs and chancery for Berkeley county: July
gaes, 1894.
10 Suber pV.
against
man Ross and Matthew J. Clark defis.
In CHdNCERY-
flHE defendant Matthew j. Clarke not
having entered his appearance and
zen security, according TO the act of as
n6y and the rules Of this court, and it
yearng by satisfactory evidence that he
out Of this Commonwealth: it is order
mat the said defendantdo enter his ap-
lauce TO tbs suit on the sixth day of the
nterm, and answer the bill OF The plain
md that a copy Of this order be forth
b Published IN any newspaper with n
,coanty, and continued for two months
nts,iyeiy, and another copy thereof
we'd at the front door of the Court
use Of the said county.
A Copy.--Teste.
JOHN STROTHER c.
Ily 10. 1884 2m
at5aa held for Berkeley county at the court
4,e, for the Aprilt term, 1884.
m Miller (son Of Michael) pit.
against
bSrt Reach and Adam Spitznoggle defts.
IN CHANCERY-
ME defendant Robel Roach, not hav-
irg entered his appearance and CIV
security according TO the act of assem-.
aud rules OF the court and il appearing
he court that he is not an inhabitant of
Commonwealth, IL is ordered, that the
d defendant appear here on the second
'nday N September next, and answer
bill of the plaintiff: and il is further or.
'd, that this order be published in the
Ertlnsburg Gazette. for two months sue
sgely; aud poste at the front door of
Court House OF said county.
A Copy Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, nc.
|gly 10, 1884 pm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31
A Copy.-Ieste
JOHN STROTHER C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.

Mariinsburg, July TO, 1854 !
THE parties TO the above suit will
please 10 take notice that will attend at
my office on Monday the 9th day Of July
inst for the purpose Of making report in
the above cause, when and where they
are required TO attend with any evidence
which they may have to offer, and that
the case will be adjourned from day to day
until the report is made up in the said
cause. SEAMANS GARARD, Com.
July, 10, ISS4.-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31
This was a temperance ship.

The Doicning Gazette .-The Portland
Courier publishes the Prospectus Of Major
Jack Downing for the Downing 6azeite,
which is to be published 10 Portland, the
first number 10 be issued on the 4lh inst
The following extract from thu Prospectus
will show the intended character OF The
paper, which must, per force, become
highs popular one:
"Well, now, about what I'm going TO
put into my paper. Ia the first place
mean to put The truth into i; for that
would be kind of curiosity, beng rs so
seldom truth gets into the newspapers,
and when il does. il is half the time so
mixed up with blarDey or other stuff that
YOU can't tell when you see il so think
truth will be a pretty good thing to put in
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31
Bearer. ,hIn Is

y
The ChoIero.-This dreadful and fatal
disease is beginning TO find its way UP the
Ohio, and already. on this end OF the ii
yer, several victims 10 its deadly progress
In our county, two deaths have recently
occurred from IFS attack he first was a
Mr.. Hooper. who brought the disease
with him FROM Louisville, aud died short
after he reached Freedom And on
"Wednesday last, Capt Knowles. Of the
Steamboat Eclipse, was attacked. and in
five hours was corpse. The boat had
beer run ashore near the mouth of Bea
YER. aud medical assistance obtained from
this borough. but all 10 vain the case
was beyond the reach of human aid,
II is stated that Capt Knowles was re
fused interment IN tie burial ground of
this borough - We have made inquiry u.
pom this subject. ard have not found any
person who has taken upon himself such
responsibility The ground is free to
all. and no one has right 10 say who
shall or who shall not be there inferred
Argus
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31

Upon the case OF The Arkansas Judge.
whose agent was offered draft upon
Matches 10 payment OF his salary,we have
already had occasion TO remark SIM
lar case occurred here one day last week
in which the draft OF a United States
Judge. in one Of the Southern States. Tor
his salary, was protested, because the DE
partment would only pay it hy a check
on a bank IN Mobile. Cases Of this de
scrptron are OF every day occurrence. s.
will Of course multiply. in proportion as
the necessity OF the Treasury TO use the
funds in lis distant der oslte banks ,ncreas
es. Never before now, the reader will
please TO understand, Except during the
severe pressure Of the late war; was the
Treasury unable or unwilling TO pay upon
demand at Washington. any just claims
upon it Mat Int
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31

VIRGINIA. In the circuit superior court o
law and chancery for Berkeley county: July
rules, 1884.
Dorothy E. Roush and Martin Roush surviving
admx. and admir-. Of the said Dorothy i and
Martin, and Henry Roush adInx and admrs
OF Nicholas Roush SEN, deed. P.6s.
against
Conrad Hogmire admr OF Hugh Lyle deed John
Lyle, William Lyle, Samuel lyle, Samuel
Bray and Nancy his wife, John X enncdy and
Ann his wife, Robert M'Donald and Polly his
wife, Daniel Miller and Emily his wife, Jacob
Curtis and Harriet his wife, John Kerney and
Emily his wife, Nimrod Chenoweth, Harrison
Chcnoweth and Samuel Chenoweth, the said
Harriet, Emily, Nimrod, Harrison and Samuel
being children of Sarah Chcnoweth the w ifa of
Philomen Chenoweth decd defts
In CHANCERY.-
FHSHE defendants Samuel Bray and
q Nancy his wife, John Kennedy and
Ann his wife, Nimrod Chenowe;h, Har
rison Chenoweth and Samuel Lyle not
having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act Of assembly
and the rules OF this court. and i. appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are
out Of this Commonwealth: it is ordered,
that the said defendants do enter their APP
pearance 10 this suit on the sixth day of
the next term, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff and that copy OF this order he
forthwith published IN any newspaper
within this county. and continued Tor two
months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the
Court House Of the said county.
A Copy -Teste
JOHN ST2OTHER G.
July 10, 1884 --2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31
JOHN STROTHER, C
CoMMIssIoaER's OFFICE. }

MariInsburg, June IL, 1884.
THE parties in the above mentioned
suit viii please to take notice that shall
aitend at my office in Martinsburg on Fri
day the 25ib day ofJuly next, for the pnr-
pose of making up the report in this cause
when ard where they are also required to
attend with all the necessary evidence TO
enable me to make up such report
SEANANS GARARD, Com.
luna 10 1874 DIM
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31
JOHN sTRQTHER c.
COMMISSIONERS OErrcr )

FUWMIHsIUNFNS VENICE
Martinsburg June l2th 1884 s
THE parties interested ia the above
suit will take notice that shall attend at
my office in Martinsburg, on Friday the
lst day of August next FIR the purpose Of
making up the report il this cause when
aud where they are also required 10 at
tend with all The necessary evidence; and
all persons having claims against the above
mentioned Matthias keeseck er decd. will
present them to me on or before that day.
SEAMANS GARARD CoM'a.
lima D M,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31

A Cincinnati paper states that gentleman
Of that city, named Mason, has invented vessel
to nav gate the air propelled by steam power
We hope il may turn out more eHeciual than the
confrivance Of the discontinued philosopher in
the Happy Valley. The boat is thus described;
oItis about ten feet long; the RIBS being cover
ed with silk, in order to render ityebght. The
engine, Of two horse power, is placed II the mid
die aud turns four rerticle shafts projecting over
he bow aud stern. into which are fixed four spi-
raj silk wings. which are made TO reVolve with
a velocity 10 cause the vessel 10 rise. Over the
whole is fixed movable silken cover, design
ed TO assist in counteractng the gravitatng force,
at the same tine tending to assist IN its proPui-
sion forward. The whole boat, including the en-
gine, weighs 90 pounds, and has cost about
$500"
Its said that satisfactory experimen; had al
ready been made.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31

The veteran biographer Dunlap. who
may be said TO be the father OF dramatic
literature in this country, and whose well
known Life of Cooke, as well IS his His
tory of The Stage in the United States,
have such general circulation, abroad as
well as at home, now proposes to publish,
in volume Of 400 pages, price 30, an au.
thentle history Of "the Rise and Progress
OF the Arts of Design IN the United
States"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31
CoMMIssIoSER's OPFIcE

Nlartinsburg, July 10, ls34.S
THE parties interested in the above
suit will please TO take notice that shall
attend at my office in Marlinsburg on
Thursday the 7th day Of August next. fos
the purpose of taking any evidence which
they may have 10 offer in the above cause
and which will enable me TO make up the
required report, and that the case will be
adjourned from day to day until the said
report is completed.
SEAMANS GARARD, Com.
July 10, l534.-td
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70 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
aAsAPGARN & cyIIo CANAL,

R&'ag in The Counties Of Berkeley
and Jefferson.
II Undersigned has been appointed
i, special agent by the Treasurer OF
0hesapeake&Obia CanalCompany, to
/ e. The debts due tothat Company, by
A9oIders residing in Jeferson and
heley counties. As the situation oil
enterprise requires the immediate APP
oon OF its funds, il is hoped that pay
VIII be made without delay.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER.
il, Special agent Of q s. 0. c. C.
7'ne %, ls34-4t
i ne Chariestown Free Press will give til
oE Sul insertions, and transmit its account TO,
sOu'ce Tor payment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31

vI2EINIA.-In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley county A
pril 18th 1888.
John p Wilson executor Of William Wilson
deed PlG.
agninst
Hiram Henshaw surviving executor OF said Hi
ram Henshaw and Samuel X. Wilson acting
executor of John Gray deed. and others defts
IN CHANCERY.
EBY consent of the parties Except Samu-
ED el X Wilson's Admir- by their com
sci, it is this l7th day of April, 1888 ad
Judged, ordered and decreed, that com
missioner of This court do execute the
orders made on the 18th and 9th days of
November 1880 in this cause, by the late
district court Of chancery held at Win
chester, with the exception OF that part of
said order of November 25ih as relates 10
the settlement Of the account OF Samuel X.
Wilson deed with the estate of john
Gray. the said order having. in regard TO
that account, been unadvisedIy made. the
admir- Of Samuel X Wilson not having
been then and not being now before the
court, and IL is further adjudged. ordered
and decreed that the said commissioner
do take An account Of all payments made
TO William VI lion deed on account of the
debt Of John Rassci to him evidenced by
I'd executed by he SAID John Russell,
and john Gray as his security, dated Au
gosf iih s04 conditioned for the pay
mea, of 4664 dollars AZ cents with inter
est fJm &c said lin Of August. 1904,
and tbr commissioner is directed to state
especially all such matters as he shall dee m
pertinent or as either party may require
TO be so stated.
A Copy.-Teste
JOHN STROTHER C.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31
July 10, 1884 I'm

v1JSGxfJIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley county: A
pril 18th 1884.
Elizabeth Miller and others pits.
against
Henry J. Seibert admir-. dc bonis non with the
win annexed Of Emanuel EveIsole deed. and
others defts.
in CHANCERY.-
VI sHE report of The master commission
h eris re computed TO him, by consent;
and the said commissioner is directed 10
return his report al least sixty days before
the next term in order that final decree
may be pronounced in this suit.
A Copy.-Teste
JOHN STROTHER c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-31

Social htercourse We should make il
a prIacipie 20 extend the hand OF fellow.
ship 10 every man who discharges faith.
fully has duties and maintains good order
- who alanifesis deep interest in the
welfare OF general society, whose deport-
ment is upright, and whose mind is intel
ligent. without stopping 20 ascertain wheih-
e. he swings hammer or draws thread
There IS nothing SO distant from all natn-
raj rule and natural claim as the reluct-
ant. the backward sympa,by-the forced
smile-the checked conversaiion-the he
stating compliance the well-oh are Too
ant TO manifest 10 those little down; with
whom. in comparison of intellect and prin-
ciDIes OF virtue, they frequently sink into
,nsignificance, Daniel tlebster.