Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20
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HARRISBURG, Aususr 90 1929.

lk.,oed with oOtatbinB troiH bWo oo1S one ms
81 nd ,sc,eaag a sum Of money they had
The ether charged with stealing a
4 :, or small hand axe. They being appre
n and confined but two days before the
% of the Superior Court, waived the pri.
- of q Cal Court. and prayed for an imme
III rial in the Superior Court This was
go ,hem-they were both tsied-bo;h
,"S rsil,y-ons of grand larceny, the other
III isrceny. Judge Parker pronounced
.sncs On them en- Ssturdsy-John Clarke,
I,,rsd With grand larceny, to be confined in
/. psnitsntiary for two years. and Alexander
Fern.s, with petIt larceny, to be confined in
|. I,J Of this county for one month, and to
.;ss thirty llshes on his bare back, al two
.,rral times. -
S.,,arigen's Trfat-rhe Court, for the trial
cs,rys SpeariHge., proceeded to impsnnel a
an rsesisy. Out of twenty Ave Jurymen
.,,oned. hut three were sworn on Tuesday;
80 be,og Il, st obliged to s,ate, on oath. whe.
:, ,bsv had expressed "a opinion 80 to the
!, az Innocence of the accused Ga We'd
H. an, Of tnirty-six tsiesnen, six Jurors
= :v,rp. The othe. $ having been chaiIeng ed;
.ss,srdav. out q thirty talesneR, three
|. jurors were sworn, maxim up The re-
Re number. A panel OF Jury men beng
\ obtsined, and the absent witness aAY.ng
[srdsy appeared, It may be expected thai
rial will now proceed without further delay.
|. purpose giving an abstract Of the proceed |
|, of the trial so soon as a verde. shall have
n rendered by the Jury.-Ciuihan, .9E2.i4
IN Injunction was lately obtained by one oil
,roorietors of land on the Maryland shore
he P,tamac. who CLAIMS the right to the
ot the waters Of tina, river, and whose eb.
vas TO restrain the Chesapeake and Ohis !
nal Company from the use OF those waters. |
! esrn that, upon the argument of case, |
ehsocelloY of Maryland has promptly dis.
,d the Injunction. One ofths impediments
rch have been thrown ia the way OF the ep |
Of the Company is thus entirely re.
ysd.-NdI. Igf, - |
Norfolk, August 10.
We are grati6ed TO Learn that our Norfolk
boi~zalionSoc,sty have received, tby the hands |
Moses Myers, Esq a donation Of rue hun
d d,tnrs, sethe contribution of = gentle man |
h ia transporting liberated slaves fram Viz. |
10 Africa" We regret that we cannot
/ be gentle mans name, which. it ser ms, |
ss not care to have kn"~a; hut this sct
speak for itself. We will only add. shar
|gorths rn lfieeds cannot show their regard
b n a more effective way, than by promo
tue freedom aad patriotic enterprize OF
ime lean COLONIZATION Society.-BeGesH.
'grer of Conscience, or Jfu der 4giR Ouf -
a,ders,and that an individual has been
to jail In Fayetteville, charged with
.ng morlersd Mr.. Manroe, who was found
/ mar that place last Winter, and, whose
tn was attributed. at that time, to his hsy.
fallen from his horse in q state of intoxics.
b The person now in prison, was arrested
consequence OF cert,ln disclosures which
re made by white woman, who having at
ded a Camp Meeting, became so much at
ed by the exercises, that she could obtain
ease OF mind until she upburthcned her
~science. She confessed to one OF he Pea
rs, that the deceased, Munroe, WAS murder.
At her house, and that Williamson (nu~ y.
was concerned IN the perpetrs.ion OF the
rid deed !-Rat Register,
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From he Salisbury az c. Journal.
Pc sldent Jackson offered the mission
France 10 Edward Livingston, who
a d~elaulter To the government to the
lount of 40. 900 dollars MIR Living
N, for wise reasons, declined the
ssion TOBIAS Watkins appropriated
small amount of the public money to
own use, and he is hunted down like
wild beast: Edward Livingston pecu.
ed on a grand scale. and he goes at
.ge. an honorable u.an, and is thought
l'thy to he entrusted with a highly i'm
ttant mission t. o foreign government
consistency! Who will not
in the sincerity of the reforms
Washington -
f. om the same.
The Table ORATOR. /. a favorlte
n'ase with Mr. Ritchie, whenever he
leaks of Henry Clay; and be is so
'essed with the %conceit, that he takes
very opportunity OF grazing his columns
INIT tie had better stick 10 his Curse
choice epithet with him formerly
men speaking Of Gen. jackson, aud lei
ne table orator" alone. We're the ed
OF OF the Euqh,rer the man he is cried
p'o De, he would see the bearing al
vents, and consequently be more spar
ot his abuse of Mr. CLAY he wouls
IN the indications from all quarters
= we country an approaching reyolu
'oh IN public sentimental revolution
men will compel him again te chang
10 position, again tn eat his own WORDS
ha In hespa,ter. with fulsome adulation
Dc Obj ct # his former abuse:- for s.
ase as thatthe Editor of the Richmen'
will never be in the minority
o certain is it that he will hereafter ht
the eulogist of MIR. Clay. Iii
curse relative TO the Convention Que;
ion' his conduct towards Gen. Jackson
fnen Mr.. C,auf,.d no The uanula