Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-15

cVhioFhhpIy 70 Jaw. fhc maps OF
| the counties, also direclei By law to
be sent 10 the different counties. were
forwarded by the same conveyance.
| The Commissioners appointed to
] Tx Oh a site for the location of Lu-
nalic Hospital West Of the Blue noun.
tam, have reported to the Execu-
tive that they have fixed on S,aunion
a. The most eligible place for that in
ssiution, q Court of Directors has been
IN conformity with The further direc-
tons OF the act of Assembly. appoint
ed by TIE Executive for the govern
nlent of the Hospital. and the work il
understood TO be progressing.
A contract has been entered into
| With John Woodson, for cleaning and
packing the Public Arms at the Lex
ington Arsenal. aud, from iniorma-.
tlon received from Capt. Paxton. that
work Is going on well. I cannot
omit this last opnortuni Y l shall have
OF calling the attention of The Legisla-
tnre to the situation Of the public arms
At this place. The nomhrr is great.
making il an important object or the
ground of pecuaisry consideration; but
il 10 far more important ia other points
OF view which lneed not specify. I
have no hes,tn ton IN believing. thae
$4,000 stands are rs many arms as un-
der ordinary circumstances need be
10 depot ut this place; and judicious
applications of small sums OF money
III proper times aud places, are always
consistent with wisdom, and bottomed
on The principles Of the soundess
economy
Notice has been published by the
Executive, that proposals would be rs-
ce'Ved fer toe sale of public arms ae
the srmory, pursuant to the directions
OF law. No proposals have as yet besA
received for purchasing the arms.
The alteration directed TO be made in
the Court Room of the Capitol, for the
accommodation of the Courts Of APP
peals, have been carried into effect; al.
so these in the Offices of the Auditor
and Clerk OF the General court.
Our. valuable and Iamented fellow
citizen Nr. Nuaford, late Clerk of the
House OF Delegates departed this life
sometim. during the late summer. The
Clerk OF the House of Delegates ia, ex-
otFirio, keener ofths Rolls. Some incan.
vsniencs has occured in consequence
OF no peisan being authorized to act az.
keeper of the rolls in case Of thedeath of
the Clerk. fwoiilJ suggest the propriety
OF making provision to supply The de-
ficleacy, in case Of similar nature in
future. Tue Executive placed he rolls
IN ths custody of the Clerk OF the Coun-
Gil after Mr.. Manford's death.
Document No. I contains a letter
from James Barbour, Esq. reslgning his
seat in the Senate Of the United States.
| no. 2. contains a resolution ofths
General Assembly oftho Senate Of In
dane, disanproving an amendment to
the Constitution of the United States
proposed by the state OF Georgia.
No. 3, contains Resolution Of the
General Assembly OF Indiana, approv-
ing of resolution ofthe state OF Ohio
| on the subject Of slavery
NO. 4, contains resolution of the
state of Mississippi, disappearing re-
solution of the State OF Ohio, on the
subject of Slavery.
No. 5, contains Resolution of tho
State of Mississippi approving an n
menament 10 the Constitution of the.
United States proposed by the state Of
Georgia.
| NO. 3, contains Resolutions of the
state OF illinoiz, approving the resoIu-
ton OF the State Of Ohio on the subject
ofslavery.
No. Z, contains Resolution Of the
State of Delaware. disappointing an
amendment proposed TO the Ccnstitn-
ton OF the United States by the State
of Georgia.
| NO .. contains Resolution If the
State of Delaware, approving q resolu-
uon OF tie State ofOhio, on the subject
OF Slavery.
| no. .. contains Resolution of the
State OF Missouri, disapprovirg certain
Resolutions, of ths state of Ohio. on.
the subject Of Slavery, and conenrrings
IN an amendment proposed TO the Con-
stitution of the United States by the
state of Georgia.
| No 10, contains the Quarterly Re-
turns for the year 1895. from the Bank
OF the Valley and its branches. togethsc
With tae returns of the North Western
Berk of Virginia.
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