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p-J"hn II. fatks, Mic Margaret Fsrk,. J.
Nv. ffnu', Warhingtnn Piiim, john Pct,iEfru
y John {. Phaf'. Abraham p"'trr, la. :, Patterson.
Own. Qaefy. Csrns QrU,y
IL SAM ". Rutdnck. llrnfy RulR-n, John
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T-j"hn TonIin. John Thompson. Jnn Todd.
WI. Is'chc William. David Wean', An.
Effvs Wsl.h John Whitaker, Jas. b. Wh,tr.c. 3.
E9ss " Wilson, WIN. Watson. la
a. H. WILLIAMS. r. w.
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SkcriHs Notice.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

n WILL expose to public sale. on Tues
"A DAY the lS,h Of Ott Der, the planra.
non Wherein | now i've, t,ln. on the Rad
leading from Charlotie Ia Lancaster, eleven
mites from the Turner place. The soil 10
al ln- quality, the stand well stu tied foe
keeping Entertainment. On the premises
Is gond frame Dwelling House, Kitchen,
ltd ,ah"uses, ais, frame Si"n House aud
a first tate stand i;r "a Store. Also
Corn, Fodder, CdHt., Pork, Hogs,
St'ck Of difrrent kinds,
A good yphe of Oren,
A good Plantation Wagon,
A fra rate Nar'hern G,s,
Hoa.thid aud K'hhea Ferniinre,
and ,hHn> other arncIss iro ,dt"us Ia men.
tum. Terms made k losn on the day of
sale bv the subscriber.
JOHN MeCULI.oCH. il.
OF. 3. 1886. 2p
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BeiCare Of the Saunders.

Ep ANAW Al from The town al ChafIMte,
SS on The 25h u,., tNo WhIte met, nv
the name "i Solomon Ferguson aud JyAa
SecriI, i.,kin. With them several oi NY
fools aud PAIR at pumps hlch did u u be.
hung TO them, and three pistols; also, leav.
IL. their tavern bills unpaid. Tins is 10
tnrewarn the public 50 that they may keep
II gnod lnrk cut inr them, ami not he lnpo.
>cd upon in The same way. The above uisn
are shocmakers.
GEORGE ALEXANDER.
OF. 4, 1886. u6
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DID

In this place, on the Il Ia ul,. WASHINGTON
NOhLiS uN, Esq, Of lIotr.cl,d Ii i,us FLYER,
IA the ,5th ear oI hir aye
In ann''uacIng IA our last the death of this "a.
iimsbc gcuilt nat vt did ut have II In our pow.
or 10 d" thai justice 10 has meu.0ry Inch his r..
una kabc virtues, aud tlIv space hlch b.. occu l.
I'd the aft, cliuis OF this connuniiy r, ouit, a.
Gctt, II l. seldom The case that the u ess Is call.
"n 10 Iccord d caisnIt, 20 uniim,l, and heart.
I ding. Those who knew the q, ceascd ia his
prnit ssiaHal relations describe hIni To- lave b,ep
k,nd aud courteous ii. his intercourse with tho.s
"ho were t->"'iiicd ~lih ii n, aud most ti.uii,e
aud successful Ia his ga, d or III, il,r,sis vhich
1crc conm I'D Ia biz care. lu i inore general
rtltions ui he, lie united int,g, I, and q high
sense Ut h"I"f " IL an olen. busI able AID esu.
rilIiimg demtanur t has Il lloW n,n. Ii. ni.
waite CHARACTER Vas un,pdr.d y any vice, anu bis
name alrse rrrroath. But II vas IN The fanny
circle that hi virtues shnne u,ost con.picuoust,
Ass iaihtr al ava htIs shd, the kindness Z. t,t-
d Tnesr 9t lIs disI-o.i ion exhibited il The little
lhrid, MS and 10 the constant mieft our-e OF DE-.
este &c. a. iN Ine' The aft crion- aud made i u
lie Idol al all " ho wire around hin. Ard hl Q
his friends al d relatives, and esp,eIs, his ,,,ast
=. oitdnaie v ldow (up,n altnse hopes ih. b h,.
ng troll has iaIhn - esit, aud so,ist,l,) nust
deIlote "a dIsptnralou Which has d,prived them
:" one ;" drHeltdN bhs'c, ihey esura but be.
l',ve with the CO. hdenre "f reiig ious iith from
his many siIues, and from The Resignation ut is
las' hour. that TO hun death brought no sting, the
grave Lad no wet r..
In this C,.,i,h,. or the ooh uli Mrs. MARY
AllAAAl'ER, (Aiduw al Liza Al,xsnd.r,) Of
d as,scla i n of asthma and palsy.
Also, "n tie 20I, Mrs. DORCAS ALEX IN.
DEE, vie Col. Augustus Altasndtr. fir.t TAKEN
with liz sicflcal Btf ctiot', brOugh on Ly dcrY,t.
10 OF y IL, advanced in,c cholera n,nrbus and
nd. d cong est n. The lat r, Il .us Il uaiion
OF her n.lnd, tar US was know n. Was .upius tie
9Th T. INN al honk % OF DIR Watt, repeating the
last verse, Blessed thase no die Ia the Lard
t"inmnnlcaitd ly the surviving partner al her
life, no trusts aud hopes that her soul assembled
INTO the embraces al hi pres, Creator, AID tnn.
I'd Tie heavenly choir Ia singing anthems OF re.
dccmiug love.
Ia CabIrins county. on the 22d ultima, tiaj.
ROBERT SMITH. aged about So Yeats.
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INrORTANT NONFE.sION.

The Bustm Advocate appeals Ia Mr..
. Webslets friends IN llasss. hu,rIls, Ia drop
his name. aud Ia vote lar Naa Bartn--aud
We would especially invite the aiteuIton 81
our readers Ia lis 'casonings, which are CO.
plci. with remarks eli appreciation, into the
New lok organ ut the Van Bu,eu party,
the Evening Post II siSs:
" II i Ii, we'd hy The uris,r OF this article, that
while largo nutnher ut Tia, cttizrns al ihi> Con-.
diiatcs, a large number OF even those ho prefer
Mr. Webster tn lin. re ard Mt Van BIt,u a.
their second ohnic, The reasons tor lhl, onnlnn
are suticl nry nbNinu,. Aside ron par, cues.
u ins, Mr. Van Burun occupies Ia'slIoR n.t n'a-
tctidlly different from thai OF Sir. Webster. lie
il Nnrihern Candidate on the great isicre-t al
tho preservation nf the cons / uian, Ia l. pledged.
u possible, even more strongly than Mr., Wtbsi,r
10 the Uniln against Null ieali N; he Is iti 'ndiy
IN judi, 1us protection oi domestic industry; his
N,ws on all qucsii1ns connected With slavery, are
substantial, The same. Without gong Ia d,lall
into the qua lhcatinns o. the iva other prna lutni
candldars-Judge White aud General llsHrison
Iii /. sufficient 10 say that hnwever t.ilm biz
thCy may be as individuals, and II is not intended
to d. irscl from IA, r mrrtts--thcv either iu,-
iSEVt'tl htbNn VT 'lis GAit'tAs w ~ '"s - NV
are known are pledged hy Il,, IL position la the sal
port u! principles. Interests aud measures, which
never have received. aud never eau rec, i've, the
support of the renrc ot Massachusetts"
While the Van Buren, prn,. IN the S nth
are charging tho Wing, e9S!I design t"
vote Tor Webster, what SAYS one at sfcli
Northern cmli,derates WHY that Van liu.
rem himself occupies pa>lii"n mol mate
rally different from that al Webster
While th"v are abusing Harrison rs n
Tariff umn, Van Buren's pleien,lns are ad
voca,rd al The Noth. on the express ground
that he ii in favor Of a "iIdicI"ns profee
tioa of domestic IN ln>iry, that he Is a
:. Northern candidate, while W hl'e aud
Harrison arc pledged To the support ct
prlncIple, that cnn never receive IN" support
al The people ot Massachusetts, Otc"urSe,
Van Buren, is pledged To the support OF up.
posile principles lat least he Is 81 consider.
cd 10 be at the North VIVA, language does
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all this speak TO Virginia and the South D.
If Mr.. Webster is such a dangerous politi.
tlan, ms he is represented 10 be by South.
rrn Van Burcni'es, why du they support
man, WIN, it is said, by his Northern friends,
orcupies posiiiou not materially differ.
rni from Webster 7 Can they be serious 10
dennuncing the Tariff, while the, are sup.
porting nun publicly claIu.ed, by his Nor.
them trends, where he is best Known, US q
ittnd # protecting duiiesl
we call upon the people to reflect we'll
before they seal their fate by voting for
such Jalus iacrd pnIliician as Van Blu.
n.-Lynchb1,g Nrginion.
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GD1rlnttF:
Friday, OctOber7, 1896.
THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE CAUCUS.
Republican Wig Tekn:
HUGH L. WHITE, f., President.
JOHN TYLER, for Ties-irsndeHt.
Wing Electoral Ticket!

lst District, AIRED WEBR. of Ruilcr.n-d.
2j Col. ANDERSON MIrcnFLL, OF Wilkes
u WIN. J.ALEXANDER, of McckleHbufg
9TH JouN Gus, %; Ros an.
5th JOINS l.. LEsEUE, al Rockingham.
eth JoHS VI. MOGGnLAp. uf CuIliofd.
7h llou. JoHS %. 10 ,AEs, Cumberland
cth Df. JAMES :. SSiIH. al Orange.
Jth tnAHLEs MASLY. oi Make.
9th DR.. NILlIE pERRY. ol Rankin.
ilih Va. ". CnEKKY VI B,riir.
txth JonN l.. BAiLrY, 81 PAsquptank
l3th zen. j q. Il. huiIAns. Of Beaufort
l4ih BioCNT C0LsNAS. 81 L,not.
10th JEsENiAH PLARs,If, ni Dupiin.
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E'Otls,i.

"a bOu i two We, X ago, good Saddle,
and Saddle blanket with u pair Of old
e'ddle bags. When found il appeared il
U bud been living in the leavcs sonetime.
he owner can pet his Saddle bv calling at
Ne Printing Office, pa, ing inr this adver
srmenl, and leaving small compensation
~ ''ie hnuer' Oct. 8, 1886.
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-, . .
~ rae '"H D"TeH Adaffss-- M di'nl
az % "s9 """ .. :" our ""is iiis"s' Tor oces-
l!''. 80 "HN' o. ""f p4P'f '"'' wee. wan va
Ada'e'' u 'hs @14essoa 'A".Gafe" J,fefsoni4n.
1'>''"-e' -''N. "'t 70 'e-n'' NC ha'e Unsettled
'''F ''fNe''o n % hsfe" 1'a'' 'ha ~ WINCH
- eiiN''' !" ''ee''e our 1'''' 9tL ~ 'St~ es'ss
e'4s' S"4 S''''-'"' ~ 'a"1o' 81 p-''' u"~-
49, N"''0' '''''e'ns par o. +" '.' "ssA'
'"N r-"'p""' fo'a "'h'h Nc eop'a lie Ao'
a's'' '''"'s'' = or ''e~ 81 'h1 Case VIII
sA1A" WV i'S ''-f's @s@'"'i ''e Iea>'
o4' 's~~''' ~""" aia u '"1'' Se k"'~n 10 e'sft
''''-'''.'"' i'ef>a" "'' eo'n"aah''y' that the
"-Aa I" - @'''''@ 'A''' asse---t1 y IL a."
~1"NA 80 ~ . '''"'~''' q 'hAi '''''1u'o"
'lpaea -"S ''ss'sd ''0'" ".e o'4'e OF fenn'. ia
- ess'''' 10 '''''' 'i''y IeA's--eon'ei"e"t J.
ms ''i'' "''s noting 70 i'a 'ioh' 'H'' qu-''i
w. "s would s's' WY ~ tl~t :" us party
= s"e''"'' hsti - 2" He bA"~ -" 'rt b..
= '"s voc - q o. "'"o psity 90 "nI'g T.
aesF "F vas eAs'sea''h' about : tat D-ns, "a to
'iNf-'s 90 '"1 tfg1-'o'' " 'he fe"plr and Aeei'
''' - from 'ia" Aas 'Ae s''A'oh q affairs an az
'A@'f qHA''"' And 10 '~he'e the ifae I"su0 isl'at
70 fesP's sgsiaa 10 Bsnk.' tah 1As fEo
/ TIT rssias. ttt SlDLNIlAL plCTAIlON."
tut ~ have sAli5l'sd 1" vof sies, lot Ihg hr,,
tao, 1 lA'' Rstsa.lis fictidtGi hs,i e. lhrousk
a's 'u-'igai'ass. ia'a'nc nosa'ust,d ~ az trr,-
rir's''i Is Ooil Of nter, End then haps...as ia.
10 elferem States to usS liz aasGsr m getting
SIC PcnP't it.tit tn, ho"i | -. i,i'taid al
W. Jsa,fN" th@' he ~"uld not converse q ID any
obr 90 'ic 'slj ,l"' "hom 'e preferred - Tissue.
efto' --ye' Cen Jstbsrn csn fatk, snd H,tfr, and
then ~ ELK iloNLtkING 10 favor ni ths
Niihs'andms ell Iii, him aud Ia. ,upporeus
Is themselves j. a,rspi ~. Rs4G6.scaas. Con.
*i.teaey ''a jewel!
The wiilefs oi Tia. Address suemP, IN prnse
vh4t has never been DENIED that ~ know o., that
every Anr Jsea sou 6au ~ the State i. AZ favor o,
Jutgc W h'ie and that tho tl,e' N el Governor
"a TIL state IS slfesdy hailed uiumph over
the principles Of the ptesea; administrator. We
do not deny this, but the present pin,i ,cs Of the
administration sie very different from those HAT
hfsl elected General Jackson IA 1875. lie was
tl'eh IN iaV'r o. teiofm and an economical govern.
merit DO, lac has iorsakcn them.
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FOE.SD.

I'M last Friday. IN Charlotte, a SILVER
mounted DIRK. without the sheath !;
tlso, broken SILVER penc,i case. I lee ow
h"fs can let them BY calm. nj the PRINT.
tng OIbre and pa, ins for this advertisements
I Ot 1. lsa6 lv
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lae k03 MatrS' and Planters,
ALMANAC
L s 3 3,
lust received and for sale al this office.
" Price 10 ceR's single.
.ztst fsfi0n! Fire (onipanu.

NOU are o'derrd 10 meet iu da,, (the
u 7th lnst.) at the Englnr I.use. TO
work the EngIne and TO attend To other bu.
siucss OF The COMPANY.
ISAAC SPENCER. Cspfoin.
OFT s. ISG6.
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CT Ckolerd. This disease is still in the
city OF Charleston, aud from report. Of the last two
days, appears TO be increasing September Goth,
81 cIsos, whites, q blacks, dead September
21th, "a cases. II whites, 50 blacks, . dead. The
disease Is not more fatal, although the number Of
cascs have Increased, than when ii 6rsl made lis
appearance.
CJ-Mr. Stockard, of Orange. has come
/, adc by the FasriicNilo Observer, ON the auth
riiy OF some of NJ S ocksrd's ncis hbors, that lie
would vote with tho Wings.
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0TWe had quite heavy frosts on We'd.
nrsdav and Thursday mornings last, for the fret
this season. We hope they may have tendency
10 dive away all sickness, as well as strengthens
thsse who have been afflicted With disease.
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oTWo omitted To mention in our last.
that William Rline., who wa. sentenced To he
hung a, nur la, Supcri r Court. for the murder q
William ilwell, had been reprieved by the Go.
vernon, nearly The whole o, tho citizens j. the
noishborlooa where i, occurred, having recon-
nendcd him TO Executive clcmeney.
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Bdiimore Nomination.
VI NRTlN Van uUREN. of \. Y. tor Prssid,nt
K u JOHNSON. VI hcn. ~ Vac Iitaaeai
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Election the 10th vi November.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-12-07

1t is a remarkable and singular fact,
that since Gen. jackson laid violent
hands on the public treasure, aud or
dered it TO be distributed among GER
tam iavorito aud political Banks, there
have been several new brokers offices
opened in Wall street, and it is no less
singular that the heads of these offices
are all confidential friends Of the ad.
m~inistration.
II is known that the Deposlte Banks
cannot, by their charters, loan all
the public monies in their vaults, prob.
ably by several millions. There can
be NO doubt thea hat these coniden.
tial Brokers are supplied with the peo-
pies money to operate upon-that is
the Banks loan it to particular friends
on a hypothecation of any description
Of stocks and notes. The amount loa-
ned at seven per cent. per anum, is a.
gain invested by these confidential
Brokers in good notes at n rate Of from
two to three per cent. per month, or
twenty-four to thirty six per cent. per
annum, which 3 times turoed makes
a clear profit ofthe whole capital. The
notes thus shaved on the Peoples mon-
ely, are again discounted by the Bank
10 redeem the stock which has been
pledged. How this immense profit is
divided is best known to the parties
whether any portion is given to Whit-
ney, Kendall, Blair 81 Co., at Wash
ington, or whether the distribution is
confined to Wall street, cannot be as.
certained while the parties keep on
good terms. At all events here is the
ssecret OF the scarcity ofmoney. 1t is
Donly loaned to the favored few, who in
turn loan it at an ENORMOUS profit.
Let us illustrate this for the bennit Of
| plain honest men, and they will be able
to see at one into the condition of
things: A Broker, in good credit,
buys $1,000 600 worth Of stocks at go
days, for which he gives approved pa.
per. He carries this stock to a Depos-
ito Bank, and being "A confidential
friend, borrows $4,000 upon it, and
draws for the money. Being !hus IN
funds, he loans $1,000 to Il person
at IS per day-to another, at 3 and 4
per cent. a month, and before the 60
days has expired, for which time he
had borrowed the $4,000 on an by.
~pothecation ofstock, he gets his notes
discounted at Bank rates and redeems
his stock, and this operation continues
day after day-money is made high
and scarce, and a few favored politi-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-12-07

o. We learn from the NationalInterli,s,..
that the Hon. JOHN NJ. CLAYros Of Del,w,.
has resigned his seat in the Senate Of the n;
ted States.
Since the receipt Of The above, we learn ,h,,
the Hon. WYLlE p. MANeUm, of North Carol
ma has also resigned his seat in the same boav
Mr.. LEIGH. of this State, has, doubtless, +.
fore this time also resisned his seat in the Sen.
ate, as it was expected he would do so on Mo,
day last, the FIRST day of the session Of the vi,
ginia Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-12-07

@We learn from the Georgetown Metropoli-
tan, that Col. VIM. L. Stone, Of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, is at present engaged
in writing a work, which, when completed,
cannot fail Of possessing a high degree of inte-
rest. Ii is a history Of that celebrated Indian
leader, Sir William Johnson, and his family,
and will embrace the history of the aboriginal
inhabitants Of the State Of New York. We are
glad that an individual of Col. Stones talents
and ability is about giving to the world some
thing that will help to preserve from oblivion
the memory of that mysterious people who are
fast disappearing from the land Of their fathers.
When our fOrelathers first set foot upon the
soil Of America, they found it thickly settled by
a race of beings, previously unknown, and who
from that time, have been dwindling away until
nought but a remnant repains. They could not
bear the bright light Of civilization which was
introduced by the pale face, and have either fled
into the dark primcyal forest II Of the west, or
fell beneath its e~ffuIgence and fell, too, with
out leaving a record of their names, or history Of
their destruction, except, perhaps, such as may
be found in the tale which the aged veteran re-
lales to his wondering grand child, or in the
song recounting the hardships incident 10 border
life, that may have been strung together in the
rough metre Of the carly settlers. These things
should not BE- so, and for the honor of the cnlight-
ened age IN which we live, il is to be hoped the
subject Will no, much longer be permitted to re.
main untouched by those competen, 80 d0 81 JUS
tee, The history Of the shougiAes Of Amcr.ca,
written out by a competent hand, VITA a fail and
faithful delincation Of all their characteristic
traits, would possess an interest that would not
be surpassed by the most interesting histories Of
ancient or modern times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-12-07

clans are making rapid fortunes with
out risking a dollar of their capt.
tai. People complimentary feel the
pressure of the times-they see every
thing prosperous at home and abroad,
and ask why is this? Here is the key
10 the whole question. The remedy 3
simple and conclusive. We must cut
Off the Government from all connection
With, or participation in the moneyed
concerns Of the Country. Not a dol
lar ofthe money should be allowed to
remain a day in any Of the Banks after
meeting the necessary expenses ofthe
Government. The surplus should be
forthwith distributed among the States.
The administration in its intrigues TO
obtain support and partisans, use the
public money in this way, to carry their
plans into exccution-and then come
upon these very confidential Brokers to
obtain part OF the "Spoils'' for elections
eering purposes. When this corrup-
ton ceases the money market VIII he
easy, and not until then.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-12-07

President Jackson, several of his
cabinet, and some of his family had or.
dered splendid carriages from Knowles
" Co., in Amherts, Mass.-The whole
Of these were sent or a few days since
that for the President was detained a
day or two, that it might have superior
caro.-On taking it across the PENN
sula last Thursday, towards Washing
ton, 1t was covered, by way of caution
with a tarpaulin over the usual cover
ing, between which a spark insinuated
itself, and before that evil was discover.
cd, the carriage was destroyed,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-12-07

CoNGREss.-Thc second session of the TWEEN
ty fourth Congress commenced at Washington
on Monday last. The members of the Senate
and House of Representatives took their res
pcctive seats at u o'clock, when the roll being
called BY their respective clerks, a quorum Of
each body was found in attendance. In the Sc
nate, Messrs. Fulton and Sewer the new Sena
tors from Arkansas, appeared, qualified, and
took their seats, when in conformity TO the con
~slitution, they each drew ballots for deciding to
which class of Senators they should respectively
belong. The bal!oting resulted in placing Mr..
Sewer in the class whose term expires in 1887,
and Mr.. rulton in that of 1871. A committee
was then appointed on the part Of the Senate on
a joint committee of both houses to wait upon
the President and inform him that a quorum of
each house had assembled and were ready TO
receive any communication he might be pleased
to make. A letter was then read by the Vice
President, from Walter Lowrie, Esq, resigning
the office Of Secretary Of the Senate, after which
the Chief Clerk of the Senate was appointed
Secretary until another shall be elected, and the
Senate adjourned until Tuesday.
The proceedings in the House were much the
same as those of the Senate, with the exception
Of those relating TO the Secretary.