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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17

.Merico.-Ne are indebted to the po-
~iiteness of a respectable merchant of
this City for the annexed extract from
a letter dated ~"ALvARADo, Jan. s, 1926.
"A few days ago the schooner Susan,
Captain Newman, from your port was
brought in here as a prize, on the charge
of having been bound with supplies to-
the Castle.
On the same day. the S1st instant, an
other schooer, American colours, name
unknown anchored between the city Ve-
ra CrueZ and the Castle, and is said to
have been sunk ather mooring by'a FIRE
from the city-the Castle opened It's
batteries against the city and the firing
continued twenty four hours.
"To-day, we are informed thatanother
prize, Baltimore schooner, name and
where from unknown, has been made
near the Castle.
"The a~foregoing is a disagreeable in
te~lligence, and | fear the last capture
NAV relate to some schooner expected
from your port.n Fed. Ga=.
From the Raleigh IN c. Register Fe5. 4.
This moment is thy opn-Ms merit is in
the womb Of futuriiy-Every days oc-
currences test the truth of this aphorism,
and a melancholy illustration of it &C.
Cured a few days since. An aged ven-
cradle couple, whose children had emf
grated from Ireland to this country,
stimulated by that feeling which ma
ture has implanted within every pa
rents breast, spite of poverty and age,
left their native soil to visit their only
surviving child, who is engaged as we
understand, in a thriving business at
New York.
Two of their sons died in their adop-
ted couptry's cause--one under General
Brown the other under General VIM
chester. The SHOWS of more than eighty
winters had frosted the locks of each,
but animated with the desire of seeing
their child, they determined to visit New
York-but in their eagerness to come,
or from want of geographical knowl-
edge, they sailed for New Orleans.
They suffered much from the climate
and their indulgence, but through the
kindness of individuals, they arrived a
few days since as far as this place, in
prosecution Of their intended Journey.
Sympathy is the product of every soil,
and here they were furnished with the
means to reach W~ar-anton. There,
kindness again alleviated there desti-
tute condition, and they left Warranton
in comfort with letters to another good
Samaritan, who is ever willing to pour
the balm of consolation into the wounds
ofsufiering humanity. For some miles
before the stage reached Maj. Gholson's
the old lady appeared much exhausted,
and had rested against her husband.
When the stage stopped, life aras ertinct,
and so merciful had been the dispensa-
ton, that neither groan or motion had
indicated the awful moment!
The unfortunate survivor is named
Montgomery, and the brave General of
that name, who fell at Quebec, was his
paternal cousin.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17
NORFOLK. Feb. 10

NORFOLK, Feb. 10.
Arripal of the Weazie.-The u. S.
schooner Weazle, Lieut.. Comd't, Boar
man, arrived here yesterday,in 22d from
Tampido, and IL from Havana, with
specie to sundry merchants in New
York, &c. The w. was bound o New
York, but having sustained damage in
her sails, when off Charleston, was COM
PEELED to put into the Chesapeake, and
will proceed for Washington as<oon as
the weather will admit.
The Weazle has been absent from
the United States upwards of seven
months, during which time she has cruz
zed chiefly on the S. coast of the Gulph
of Mexico-has lost Jacob Reese,(Cap't
mate) of Philad.; ii. Smith, of do sea-
man; J. Rice, of do ord do; w. F. Hog
land, marine, of n. York; C. Haden, ord.
seaman, of ST. Marys, Md; G. Gray, do
of Charles county, do.
The following are the officers who
have returned = Charles Boarman, Lieut..
Com. w. D. Newman, E.'Taylor and r.
S. SIye, midshipmen.
Com. PORTER sailed from HAVANA
for ~Thompson's Island on the eth Jan.
when he expected TO find Captain War
rington, and intended to return home.
The John Adams was al Thompson's Is
land-the Hornet on the s. side of Gu
ba, and the Porpoise at Vera Cruz.
NetoCanals in Hoiiaad.-Some of our
readers are, perhaps, not aware ofthe
anxious attention of the King of the
Netherlands, to the commercial inter-
ests ofhis subjects. This has been evin-
ced of late years in various undertake
ings, and in non more than Canals, Sc
veral of which are conducted on a scale
that recalls all the enterprise oftheDutch
Of the 18th century. The New Canal,
traversing North Holland from the Tex
Ell to Amsterdam, and intended to ena-
bic large vessels to avoid the shadows of
the Zuyder Zee, is now in considerable
fo~rwardness, and there will soon, we
understand, be submitted TO the States
General a plan for saving The detolH'
caused by the shadows at the mouth Of
the Meese, and enabling heavy laden
vessels TO proceed directly tor Rotterdam.
This will be accomplished by a Canal.
to be cut across the small island Morn.
50 as 10 lead from H~elyoetsluys to tie
upper parts of the Meese, aud enable
large vessels 10 Ieacl, Rotterdam by q
passage Of %>ikteeu miles, Instead Of fifty
OF siAty, al present
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17

The post coach between Albany and
New-York was upset on Wednesday
morning last, near Coeyman's, with ele-
ven passengers. and nine of them re-
ceiyed more OF less injury.
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was then handed 10 the President of the
Senate, who again read it to the two
Houses, as follows:
FOR PRESIDENT.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-17

United States Seaaior.--WILLIAM
HENDRICKS, formerly a Representative
in Congress, and at present Governor
ofindisna, has been elected to the Sem
ate for six years from the 4th of March.
JOSIAH S. JOHNSTON, at present a Ser
ator from Louisiana has been e-elected
for another term, commencing on the
4th of March.-Ibid.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19
N1ora %

TRN,iSURY DEP.4R70IENT 29H, .3oriL 1926.
n Office Is hereby given, that the first day October
scS the principal of the per cent stock the
United States created under the authority IF an act Of
Congress entitled, "an act autborsing for
exceeding eleven millions Of dollars opened the 18th
day Of March 1919, together with interest then due
thereon, viii be paid TO the proprieors IF said stock or
their aroruics duly authorised, the Treasury Of the
United Satssin Washington, aud at the loan Offices
the books Of which any portion Of said stock may
surrender Of the certificates Of said stock viii be re-
qoIed at the time Of payment, aud the interest said
stock viii cease c and after the Both day Of September
ue<t. SAINT L. SOUTHARD,
nay 6-43t Acting See,ge ne Treasury.
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THIRD EDITION.

UST published and for sale by J. II. s. r. NASH, the
~ third ethom of G.lRNEII'S LECTURES ON
hE-H3LE EDUC.41ION, comprising the frstSand
rnn series of delivered Mrs Ganettsp
Fmwood, Essex county, Virginia TO which is added the
'iossips Manual.
j. This edition embraces four Lectures which have
recn published in previous edition, and which the pub
c assured win he the last from the pen Mr.. Garnc
en- the subject-Pcc only 81.
InneI a. II
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pyr9f icler from Gen. Games TO Cor. Troup.
HEAD QUARTERS.
EASTERN DEPARTNENT, }


SIM / have TO acknowledge the honor of your Ex-
cellency's letter OF the 17t Of this month"; by which it
appears that you had ''only to say wordn
in answer TO mine of the 10Th.
Your word, comprehending however, two pretty
closely written pages, coming as it does from the Chief
Magistrate of an enlightened and patriotic member Of
the United States, demands my attention. Not being
disposed however, TO follow your example to time,
have permitted your letter TO lie my table for week
past in the expectation that little reelection would sug
gest you the proprety Of correcting some expressions
apparently hasy, and calculated TO call forth an answer
partang ofhe climate and heated atmosphere in which
find myself against which il has been my constant
purpose carefully 70 guard. But your letter having
made its appearance in newspaper Just DOW handed
70 me by friend, longer the proPrety Of
Withholding reply.
You say 'dhe certificate Of Marshall no matter how
procured, is Of the daring efforts that
attempted by malignant yillany 10 palm falsehood on
ignorant credulity.D
"No matter hoto Procved.n1 will first state to you
the mannerin which that frghtful certificate was pro-
cured" and then proceed TO show that lis odariDg'
character consists only in its truth and its direct ten
denCy to expose in part the 'malgnant yaiDy" which
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DEPARTMENT OF WARP
June 18Th, 1895.
Sin: Your letter Of the Sd inst to the Secretary of
war, has been received, and submitted TO the Pres
dent OF the United States who directs me- in the alb
sence OF the Secretary of War, say in reply that if
me government OF Georgia should undertake the pro-
Ject OF surveying the lands ceded to the u States bv
the Creek Nation of Indians the treaty of Indian
springs, before the expiration of the time specified by
inc 9Th article of the treaty for The removal of the In
uans, II VIII be wholly upon its responsibility and
that the government of the United States will not. in
any manner, be responsible for any consequences
which may result from that measure
have the honor to be, your ob't serv't.
&. YANDEVENTER
Chef Cterkc.
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pc Constitutional aurni9.
OFFICIAL PAPERS.

Correspondence tct,oeen Con. Tioup anal tie War
Department.
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His Excelcncy GEo. Nj. TRoup,
Gore1no, Of Georgia,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-05

'fhfH II" ftFu4,,nu against gavttnncnf
"efy - tyranny Is vii as IA age, was
commenced. simon Bui,a~ MAS rIra--h4
Nas not Az adventure at laItanr, Yhn.tcne
Quinn would has. h.rn brtterrG BIZ chang
liz did not -trs L. ra.se himself. h, hi.
personal popularity upnn III. runs Of ma.
Pun" hhtrlN--h" did not war against oe
preston that h. night become III ,nprrs
s2f-hr did not li~at tor Individual ager,n
ul@rnfnt- No. Tie tnak up arms l.
'venSe the wrongs of his cuontrymen--h,
nhsh,atbcd his sword To llhrfaic them
iefn ihrdldom. and 10 redeem the f.irrsl
portion at the globe tom the Niihcr,ng
land Of dcspotism AID M has succeeded
The Rcpnbic of Colombia had still been
Ntssai pfatlacr, nut lor his entrrpIiEr.
perseverance aud skil Peru had vet been
IN cbaias had he not broken them. In
SHORT, all South America Is Indebted IN
him tor its freedom. HIS deeds have earn
ed tor hlu the title ri Hta second UdShinp
Ion. Their equal f,me. established upon
Ike bases, aud sustained Nv similar feelings.
VII live toreNtr. We have recently he.
came acquainted with circumstance
winch places Rphvar's character IN 4 stri
kilS raul OF view, aud which stamps the
So" oi probity upon all his conduct. At u
public dmner At which he was present. a
TREND more jealous than discreet, ga.r Gn
subslanccl this toast: Simon Bolivar: II
monarchy be ever established il Colombia.
may lie be the Emperor - Anafdrni pat.
rlni, ferl PARIS. a warm personal friend ai
Boli'ar, whose name is conspicuous in the
annals Of South American independence,
immediately rose, and gave " Simon Il.
ufar: II lie should ever accept the title OF
emperor, may that mumeut be- the last OF
his existence - Bolivar ran In him and
embraced hlm, aud SAID that he WAS proud
his friend had expressed that sentiment
aud that 50 lung as The people Of Colon.
ba should be animated b, such feelings,
Their freed IN and independence were ST
CIR" We Can have no doubt uf IL. sin
cerlty, for hr has recently resigned III. die
tatorship of Peru with which lie bad been
temporarily clothed, ~ well AZ the Pre-
denry of Colombia. lis resignation ri
Tn later office has been thrice refused by
the Colombian Congress and ofcoursc he
still holds it. We earnestly hope, he may
continue II do 81, until the free institutions
Of ms country art firmly secured.
.N4fM and SgnH hi, deed, proclaim,
=" Dtf.aR 1.aitoBs btrss rs ad,rc.
" Precious, tadict. Is has i2mc =
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From the Nashville Wig

Ubnl like, and chat IdtS!t6e 10 SEE!
G<. 10 see unobtrusiyr merit rev ardrd
SC the highest Offices in the gilt If HE pco
dislike 10 SIRE drtnagogurs pushing
,h.m.,Ivps into office, by impUsiag upon
tbe credulity and sympathy OF generous
public.
| like to see the people encourage thrjr
own mrchanicks, in preference ~ sending
,bpIr money out of the country, for similar
articles, of less real Value.
dislike Ia see 0Ur clu2pns p "cf,r iag all
fhosr things which come from afar oil, to
t4osc of superior III which Can be had
al home.
like to SEE public men, as we'll as pri-
v,te individuals, above deception, and scpru
those petty acts of electioneeriug So often
rcs1rted to on such occasions.
Idl,Ilkc to see u candidate for the prO
plea favor walk hundred yards 10 speak
ina man whom he would ut del IN 10 no
lice were he not Il seeker for bis vote.
| like to see every man stand or fall by
his own merits by his o"H deeds let hun
be i1' oed.
dislike to see man constantly pro
claiming the praises II another more pop
uar than himself, lu OF der 10 promote his
oua views.
| like TO see a becoming lihefalty OF
feeling extended towards all, and each .shc
allowed in pence to enjoy his Own odnion.
dislike To -re an attempt madrl to rem
der an adi, iinH udious in lb5 YES Of the
people, merely brcafis' he does not agree
in opinion with tIr ma jointly, 90 somr one
subject. not by any means important To
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Litter 10 she Editor Of TIE Natnna.
,.l,.,encer, frum Il gentleman III Unlon
'', n Pennsylvania, dated thu 18th ult.
u" - that some of thr Easiuerrs md
'''s .Jy ali,.i there, aad ncre making
'..,.ncnts to b. in the fed ny the 41ih
"', I'm, Iiuie liked ny the Var Department
~, commencement nfop-ratlpus un the
''.zz,peane and OHIO Canaironte.
r-trror!inerg One Of the greatest
II Rock Ft,h ever kao~a on the 20
20. vas made at the Sycamore landing
NJ Friday last.
w = oar drag Of Tie srine fonr hundred
Ii0y four OF these fish Mere taken--aud
III is still more eXtr,ufiinlr their ave
'vfisht could aol nave heen LIS taan
IN ~ rounds. Many OF them weighed 80
gbe present season has been remarkable
r.. ,he excellence Of Gsh--but the ftct
5,cb we relate, aud Of which tie crealbie
s,g,.ps of on information leaves no doubt
ffs corrrctness, exceeds any thing Of the
,'a1 known u the oldest fishermen.
"'"' Hex Her.
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ROI.IN Ar.

This great man stAnds alone in thu age
in which ne lives. He has stamped his
nane.npon the wings Of Time, and II will
he handed down to postrrity, honored and
respected az long as patriotism shall he
reqcrenced and virtue have an advocate.-
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iitE NiRGINIAN.
LANCHBuRG, MAY 5,tes5.

TOWN LlBRARY.-I, i. ,r,,os.d g.,
meeting Of the gentlemen OF ixnethurs ana
ils ,fpHe late vicinity he hrlI AT the Franklin
ileies ~ the tcnh oi ttk manth. nj 3 o.ctl5
"a he eFening, 10 iorG, d PgBLlC LIBRARY
IN Lyughburg
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

An Interesting article, under this head
Will be found III preceding column. 1t |,
the substance Of a debate In the British
House of tommuns on the question of The
augmentation ut thcr army, and the r.
marks of a Dublin paper on the attitude
assumed by France, winch, together with
conjecture OF some gfcat emergency ia
European officers, HIS, II Is supposed, IN
daeed the English Secretary al War, 10
propose, aud the Opposition to concur ali
most unanimously In this measure. Ii has
an awful squirting" at the interruption
of the peace of Europe. We could scarce
y reg et the commencement of Il war, if il
might terminate in the overthrow of the
r0ym c0Hfederdcy against the rights Of man,
the existence of which di5gfaccs The world.
That Whole nations should be- held in alb
Ject slavery by few drspols, who AFRO
gate 10 themselves the title of " The LOrd'S
an"0inted,' aud claim 10 reign by "diriae
rtght,' Is an outrage upon reason and JUS
lice winch cannot be much longer tolrra
ted. The sooner that kjuss are taught
lesson which they have failed to learn from
all the experience afforded by the Amer
can revolution and the bloody tragedy
which 81 luag coavul-cd France, and
shook their own thrones to their founda
lions, the better for mankind. They
should have learned by this tune, that the
People, being the only legitimate source of
all power, are not In he treated as though
they we're placed upon earth for the sole
purpose of pampcring the pride or minis
teGns IL the ambition of Kings. Iflhey con
tnue 10 square their conduct by a different
rule, they will discover thor error when il
Ii too late to amend it.
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POST SCRIPT.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.


LATEST FROM EUROPE.
/ Fhe slips Barpa aud Sahina have arti
'rd At New York, bringing London paper.
! II the 18th March.
! TIN Greeks are still conquer ing-Tho
surrender af Patras by the Turks is coufir
med. " M rational doubt Gays u London
papcr,l can he entertained of The establish
mont ri thr Independence nj Grerce." 81
Francis Bnrdetl has presented To the Grr.ks
Sl.joo.
II is reported that Portugal has neknon
lodged the independence OF ljfaz,l Tn
purchase muuey Is a million aud half
The lmpcrnr Alexander has issard Il
proclamation cnnsening the Polish Dict
Charles Richard Vaughan, Esq appointed
~ the Brush Government, Minister Plonip
tent,afy 10 the United States.
Iobocco.---A Li,"rpnoI price current Of
March 81, says--" With the exception al
% hhds of ordiohry Virginia lcaf, lal,cn on
speculation AT u Fer Id. nothing has been
DONE
CeRte-doll-C Cotton Considerable ac
tlsity III thr Lsrrpo"I market, saIcs briog
made at advanced prices.
-."sS~...
c. Mr. s. D. lughom. NJ C. from
Pennsy lvania. has published au address IL
reply Ia II Clay We have nnt rad il,
hut the " Enquirer spcaks of II in ,er,
light TERMINUS the least Interesting Of the
productions which have been caused h,
the controversy. We shall publish, ii next
week.
-oco-
FLOUR.
puILAprIPuIA, April %, i825.-Thi-
great staple of the middle states has with
IN few daye. been reached by the spirit or
speculation Which Is Abroad good super
finc nnur may be quoted nj ahoui 80 -
This rise has been caused by Information
from Gibraltar. Of the mtrnlion of Spain
To open her ports for bread -tuils.
The excitement at Gibraltar commcnc
ed ON Monday, the 18th, Of March, on
which day all the brokers were observed
hnslly engaged IN quest of provisions aud
colonial produce, whrn the greatest confn
sion began 10 spread over the town, AID
much agitation appeared tn prevail hmong
the spccnlalols, al being doubt and coujcr
tore. aud ~ asslgnabr cause h,iug gwen
for the alarm Flour, for which 40 %
| had hern offered on the preceding Sanr
day, WAS lhrn sold for q, aud CoiIrr AT
thirteen dollar, per cnt. thrcr aud four
months credit The next day III" Packet
arrived III II days from Falmouth with
London letters To the I'd of March, and
all doubts rs 10 the brisk demand were re-
mo,ed, Colonials had advanced considr
rably in England, aud the news brought
/ by the packet lad been auIi.iuaird nv
way of Lisbon. II WIS fnlhrr understood
that the Spanish ports were open for flour
Wv "1"''"''",y "o"'
30 ~ 20 ava 80 o"o Sio was o9h'u l"r
some parcels. Colonial produce also *
Ipcrlenced II considerable advance. TIL
amount Of = lies WIS enurmous 50 much
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Boarding in Lynclburg.

Il he subscriber hereby Informs bi, nc-
anaintanccs and the public, tlat be las
removed 10 Lyncbhure, where he will accom-.
MEDIATE q frw nt the citizens with board lie
world he glad 10 receive a. boarders some q
~ g femaic students. Thee III be- furnished
With hoard, including Wu,hirE aud lodging, al
go per month, or $50 per session OF FIVE
mouths
Persons disposed 10 commit their daus'.
tors to his care, may resi- assured tlint every
necessary attention will he given, 10 promote
heir morals, health and happiness.
EDWARD CANNON.
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4 J. ANDREWS l. sons, will from thi>ba,
be conducted under the firm OF ANDRFW
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MARRIED., ou Thursday the Ilth uIt. by
the Rev. William LcttWich, the Rev Nn II
STAIN to Miss SARAH McCAuG, all OF Bed
lord county.
-----, on Saturday the 26th ult by the
Rev. SamaI Phillip, Mr.. DAriIL AtasrAr"u
H. Mss Many srasr, dhufhlcr III Mr. Godicih
stone, all OF Liberty tBodtnrd county
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viii hr fakea 10 the Printing business NJ
hi, office. II nil be Indispensable thar
they have good English education.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-05

FROM NrW ORLEANS by the ship
Hamlet, we have received New Orlsnns pa.
pcrs to the 18th inst. General Lafayette afriv
ed there on the 10th. On tho following day
be received the visits al The ciliz"us, and H.
the evening VISITED the theatres, Viii Il were
Of course oyrr1oninp. Tho CITY was 10 be
iIlmmimnlcl ON The mimi ml tic I'm
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-05

TIE last Raleigh Register announces that
General .olo slcaI survey OF the State OF
Iii Caroin Is about To he made under
-. direction Of Professor Olmstead, OF
t'anel liul Uoisersiiy This essay in the
'.,a,. Of Sclrnco is highly hunorable to
TIL great State
900
petition has been presented to the
p.,,, il unuse of Commons f1i cutting Il
.1in channel thro' Central America, for
,ns purpose of uniting the Atlantic with
IN. Pacific Ocean and for mining and
u,hrr PURPOSES, in Gnatimala.