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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08

A Mr.. MehsFy. one of the candidates for
sheriff. in Lancaster county, states in his adj
vertisement, that if elected ,hs will use his "bsGl
endeerors TO trspsnt na,ons from being selected
as JUymen." If such q declaration % pass.
psrs to Office, Good save the Commo0N sahd."
Ds'sn'ns 5ioVn Demograt.
L7fin QaalahF1 A rustic, who bad been
put to law expenses by brutal lapdiosd, com.
planned Of it to yilage schoeim,ster. .Ne
yer mind him," said tho pataseeue, "he is
known 70 be s'"gens't'." ii know hs did sue
y replied Hodge, but never heart he WIZ
enc otIs IN all my lfe."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08

III, .4jorigjuo, yusfics following is han
ded down as true copy of warrant, issued by
an Indian Magstrate:
''You, you big constable, quick you catchum
Jere n'ish Cfsoow, strong you holdum, cate } ou
bringum atc.e are.
TEoMAs WAnAv, Justice Pesae,"
when WabAn became superannualed. a
younger Magistrate VAS appointed 10 succeed
him. Chez sbsg that respect for age and long
experience, for which The Indians ara remark,
able, the new officer awaited on tbs cd one
for advice. Having stated variety of cases and
received satisfactory answers. he at lsngth pro.
posed the following: "Nhen the Indians get
drunk, aud quarrel and fight, and act like The
devil, what you do denf" 'Hshl tie um all up.
and whip um plaintiff, whip un fendant, and
whip un witness"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08

~'s adopt the following remarks rom the
pendlctsn RsesssaKeF, 40 speaking our eva
m,nds aud our o@n difficulties exactly.
E,{ikor }epprgl.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17

MARACAIBo, Nov. :, 1880.
You will have learned tina, the garrison here has
oeen augmented, and more troops and vessels are
daily arriving All this doubtless means something.
hut 1t IL kept very secret. Whether it is intend ed
against Carthagena. the "Reino' 1knedoml is the
question. Rio Hacha, which declared against Boil
var. has been taken by force sent up by sea- but
the inhasitants to man deserted the town. They
are In arms within league of the town, under the
command OF Carujo, and are represented as deter
mined to conquer or die. There is another force
under Gen. Blauco at Vale do Paz but he is oppos-
ed by the first troops raised in uacha Carujo has
been successful in skirmsh, having killed many
and taken some prisoners.
Yesterday dispatches received by Express
stating that force under COL Lopez, from Cauca
despatched by Gen. Obando, had reached La Mesa
within days march of Bogota. for the purpose o
re-estn bishng the CONSTR utional Government which
was put Down by Urdane,a, us you have doubtless
heard. The despatch also announces that Socorrs
has 'enacted" another Ncta, doing away the on,
which Justo Briceno the other day forced them t,
adept, and that forces from thence under Colone
| Duran, and from Casanare under General Marine
were all in full march against Urdanea and Bogota.
| Bovars conduct at Carthagena. in accepting a.
new the command, doubt not will be viewed in
every country as it deserves.
! In Venezuela the Congress have closed their sss
sion The new Constitution is us liberal and repub
! can Us can well be wished: but if it is not bette,
observed than former Ones will be of little avail
| Venezuela thus far, has acted with great prudence
in avoiding to interfere with the concerns of he
nelghhors. Rio Hacha could have been easily sue
cnred from this, by land and by sea- but the orders
a 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17

a Wia amendments are necessary for the s,
preston OF schools which negroes muans. eot
Saves are taught reading and nri,ing an"
d observed that the object he had in view was tho
a1g out OF the wan, of provision requiring speci.
hcaon oil the n,e and place of the SALE He thought il alec
10 prevent the teaching negroes as well az
slaves Inc results OF nstrucng had been perni
Sous ana could not he Otherwise would be moe
Phe resolution adopted
Mr. Summers submitted the followu. resolution
Resolved That the Committee of Roads and ln,erna, Ma
vgauon oe instructed to enquire the expedcncy of in
cooperating company to Turnpike Road from,
e lown OF Guyandoie, in the county of Cabe to sonr
POM n On .ns present kanawha Turnpike. etc
on motion of MIR. Christian the House adjourned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17
CHAIRMAN.


fso me ne committee on Agriculture and M,uNS,
lures, having under consideration the
erta r o. 'G,s hoping that these
cue community solicit Of you fnforma,,on IL 70
following subjects: a''oh on the
cIr s; Capacities Of Virginia for manufac,uros =.
watcr ss, materials ncluding metals md mnerals
hr;o provisions dye sus, lme hydraulic lime f 70
co,. 10 Progress made and making in manufacture, 90
fin Wool foT' hides, hemp. fax, silk iron. br,s.
o. Es, Sc In the iron works, salt works S,c
80 Advantages resulting to Virginia for snpoivir
,y.n'a WIN manufactures to the extent of her our
ian aud disadvantages of depending on obcrs ior
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17

NV YonB DEC 70.
LATEST PRo1 VESEzUGLA.-Byt the scbr William,
81 'bis Port, and by On arrival at PhiIadelphia we
have received adyices from Marscaibo TO Nov. 1a.b
we snoJo'n the toll wig extracts The writer's. it
wII be seen, are true Venezueleans
Correspondence ofthe Journ, Of Confha-ce.
-, MARAcArpo, Nov. 6, 1890
we are oyerrul with tro1p' The garrison GOV
Consists OF 1900 men, and is u be increased with
two b1ttaions more. MIch difficulty il cxperien-
cea Id furnishing them ratious snd the contributions
oDon the peppls are very severe we arc exempf
JON forced loans by our Treaty; but they free ne 10
lHzs besnebtaiugd, 'O''' 0''0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

End kind treatment. IN order 10 alleviate the
iniseries inflicted on the provinces by war. II
declares that the intention Of the Emperor
Nicholas nj Us commencement was 10 render
the occupation oil the principallies rs little op'
presslse as possible, but thai the inneilonaf'es
employed in that quarter had been guilty oil
great e1toriions The system Of forced gin
was resorted 10, 4 the presence Of large body
of strangers, instead Of being b.fsslne, by sup
plying a market for the productions Of The prov
inces had been a curse. All these evils, he
assures the Turkish authorities, snail be amend
ed.
The last ST. Petersburg papers make no
mention of the health oil The Emperor Nicholas
TIM, we may consider the report OF his relapse
as a mere fiction got up Tor sock ,jobblng pur
posts
II is said that great discomfort still prevails
in Russia, in consequence OF the peace, aud a
correspondent IN the Messenger DIES Chambfes
even says that great GOODNESS prevails between
the Emperor aud his two brothers, the Grand
Dukes Constantine and Michael.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22
NO4Il4N.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The fast sailing ship Herald, Sap'. uraham'
arrived in Annapolis roads on iloay as. rom
Iiyerpool. To the attention oil capt. u. The
editors of The American are indebted for files OF
London papers TO the 9th, aud Liverpool to the
9Th uli. both inclusive
The Presidents Message was pao'ishea al
Iene,h at Liverpool on the 9Th.
The sales of cotton al Liverpool during the
week ending on the 7'h, were 1000 bags The
Mercury of the s,h states that prices bad de
clined lSd per ID
The las, quarterly returns OF the British rev
euue had lust been made up, and exhibited a
deficiency of 1892 fascinating the decrease
on the whole year 1s29, of I'll lo5,449, This
deficiency is not more than was expected under
all the circumstances OF the country The Gus
toms show an improvement OF to2,oo4 on
ever, other item there is decrease. In the
Excise there is a deficiency OF tlo4,5oo on
Stamps f6o,o57; Post oaice t2e,ooo lakes
1890 Miscellaneous t l5l,.57.
A ship canal is projected between far's and
Rouen.
Russia.-The Russian General kIsselef has
issued au address TO the Dsan of Waliachia,
upon his taking the office OF president OF the
Turkish priucpaii,ies on The Danube, in which
he promises an honest administration OF the
public affairs inuusted TO l'ign, apd an lndulgeni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22
DOYI4S TJD.
From The boston Chronicle aud Patriot


BANKING AND CREDlT.-so /.
These, IN Their own spheres, are engines rs
mighty A. steam IS ia machinery. They have
effected. and daily eiieclng wonderful rev
ouiions. C,edfis one OF the proudest IN.
umphs OF civilization over barbarism. II ena.
bes an individual or nation, to command every
thing that gold and silver can purchase and
10 command IT. at any aud every time al any
mud every place and in every emergency
and TO command his from TIE mcre fact thai The
ptomiss IS considered as good as he god aud ai.
ptr.
All the great operations of modern times are
performed by the magic wand OF credil-and
this Is equally true, whether the aim be to
build The New York, OF the Ohio, or The Penn.
sylvania Canal, or the Manchester and Liver.
pool Ra lroad-or whetber II he 10 bnid neet
or raise an army, aud propel into instaniane-
Gus action, the mighty energies OF a mighty
nation.
Ii the Autocrat. whose gigantic grasp extends
over yearly one hall OF Asa, and over one hal
OF Europe, wishes 10 put the vast resources OF
ms vast empire m moion-eyen he first put.
IN notion ~ the shape OF loan, The credit of
the prince OF credits, Rothschd.
With equal physical force. genin,. talents.
prudence ana discretion al ts helm and with
cpun' "uteI'uis oi "fhlin, nation which had
no credit, lighting against a nation which had
'he best credit wosd stand no chance of sue
cess. The nation thai had credit, could create
and put IN motion all the materials of war. and
bear down upon its enemy with an oyerwhelm.
ing force while the nation thai had no credi,
would he casting abou, for resources, and while
the intelligence al its head, could distinctly per
ceiye beforehand tha, even when all its re.our
ces were collected, they would be totally mad
eqnate to cope with the mighty lever, with
which the msgic wand of credit had armed lis
rival. Hence. ths power of Great Britain
whose little island, with only Ia millions of in
habitants, has, by the magic wand Of its credit
been enabled to hold in subjection 100 milo n,
of Asistics, and has been able, successfully. I,
cope with the gigantic power Of Napoleon and
to subsidise by turns almost every nation il
Europe.
Credit, TO be OF the greatest value, must he
pure SO as TO command every thing, and 10
command il on The best terms. There art
scarcely any defnabe limits TO the power OF
such credit The purest credit caanor exist
without being founded on the entire conviction
thal he acto promises 10 perform, possesses the
abittfy, and does intend, IN good faiih, thu, 10
perform, at any sacrifice, what he promises. to
he full extent of his promise. regardless of any
eavi's of the Law. Hence, the habit of rood
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

,sst session relative to the expulsion nfd.
hopefi Christie. were read, and IL SAD
lore hesoived. yeas Is, nays 81 Tha, :. 'oefe-
i'""ei' 1hrisiir, having in HE qusltv SAID
pehdiary Chairman ofihe Quartz, ai-
Tor The District of Quebec. coun.elleJ ,lsohs
adminis'rafion, 10 call IN question n men
dom oil debate in this House. is. HI ee-
nndesersipg the confidence of The Qoystioie
anu unworthy 10 be a Member of tbi. uI"er,
anu ought moi to sit, and cannot sill a. nustt
thereof "'embsr
A new writ was afterwa ards ordered =
county of Gaspe "f ihe
II was hen moved by MIR Bourda 90,
That An humble Address be ure So,
his Lzceilency the Administrator of ,b.ui 10
erhmeni representing that Robert so'.
tsqnHe, having, while he was Chairman SUE
Quarter Sessions for the District Of On, 'e
and one OF The members of this House. in
iation OF its privileges, of the indrpend.nca' ' ..
u. mfmoers, AM OF the liberty of debate -
ms nonse, abused his situation, by induc;na
me fail oil Daihousie, then governor in chs
TO dismiss rom the office of Justice of tho Ut
several members OF this House, on acre.,es
oil Their votes and proceedings therein, for ss'u
conduct unanimously declared by this ua sun
on the l4th Feb, 1929, aud again ibis d s'
declared unworthy of the confidence. nj t"y
MaJesty's government. aud unworthy of a.,
ing or sitting in this House. and praying ,bs,.
tore, that his EYcellency will lie pleased :.
refuse to the SAID Robert Christie Esouue 81,
marks oil onhdeace on the part OF HI hIaie,,y,s
government by dismsslne him from any nh.
oil honor or profit he may bold during peasn,o
under His Majestys government
ib' Consideration thereof WAS postponed in
Monday aft rtMds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

The extract read y NJ CLAYTON, few days
ago, from the Memoirs of jefferson, recently
published, furnishes a sricking evidence ofihe
facility with winch eren the most caution,
minds may be led into error. II the present
executive Mere 10 note down every thing winch
has been communicated 10 hun, and VIII Oh
from the course ne has pursued, II may be in.
erred thai he believed, his memoranda would
present singular picture. II General Jack
sons BogIaPher should, hereafter, publish
hs memoirs, aud give in jnsliliran. n of MS
conduct in removing so many worthy men
from othce, the gross talsehoods aud mlsre-
presentations which were oommnnicainh L.
hin. the catalogue would be- buihtile eredrabe
10 himself or 10 his prompiefs That This ma,
not be IA posthumoas work should he an oh.
ect of Interest 10 his contemp ra,ies. aod e,pe
ciaily 10 the friends 81 those who have been
openly as well as clanjc,lmel, assaiied
Nail0nai JournuL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

n OTlCE.-Will be Sold to the highest. bln
~ der, for cash, at Amherst court house, on
Monday the 10Th day of March next, that be-
ing court day, the following slaves belonging 10
the estate of John Me Brde, dec. viz George,
a man. and Darcas, woman, for the purpose
of settling all legal claims against said estate.
And hereby notify all persons having claims
against SAID estate, to present them 10 me le-
galiy authenticated, on or before the 4h Mon
day in April next, as inteLd to settle and dis
burse whatever may remain in my hands OF
SAID estate, and this notice will be pleaded in
bar against all claims appearing thereafter.
JAMES 5. DiLLARD, Admr.
of John Mcbride, dec.
Feb. 90. wtds55
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

n.lied through Braumarchais by France, al
interested party the first money with when
the L. STATES fought for their independence, was
obtained by loan in Amsterdam-ln Amsfef.
dam, having long had u Bank vi iongseiiled
pure credit.
Wherever such Banks have existed, IN Lu-
rope, The benefits oia steady credit oil great
scope. have been 80 thoroughly appreciated as
10 leaj invariably 10 renewal oi the charters ;
"A renew nj. granted mol 10 accommodate the
stockholders of the Banks. bul 10 aeeamnh-
dale The unilpn VII steady aud pufe credit,
Of sufficient power 20 answer all he purposes oil
ihr transactions OF every dsY--all the purposes
oil every emergency "a credit ALREADY esfnbitai.
I'd By he Old hank, heins always ,artf aud bel
ier knorn. than credit 10 be established by a
RLw bunk ALADDIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22
COLOMBIA,

To the Editor Of The .New York Daily Adrertiser
SIR have lately received from Bogoia
the follow ing letter, the translation of which
ycu will please insert in your paper, 10 give
an idea OF the deporable situation oil Colon.
h;a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22
In. Y Enquirer

MasqueradeS.-W had supposed that The
New York public had, and saw, enough oil Mas.
qnerades during the last winter Bui il APP.
pears tina, another has been advertised 10 he
given nj the Park Theatre, on the 18th OF this
month. The law Of last year TO suppress these
shameful spectacles, imposes hne of 1000
dollars for each Offence. But The managers
calculate that the gay licentiou, crowd will
enahe item 10 pay the penalty aud yet make
handsome proda The Legislature ought
instantly to pHss an art, imposing a penalty
OF al least fire thousand dollars, for a masquer-
ale in III CITY. Ien thousand Tor the second
offence
~ b |, will be sen Tint Mr.. Bryson last
night called the attention of the Common
ounc to this subject. But from the course
take ihr Gsst masquerade will be allowed TO
gn II before the Common Council will act
unless the Legs AZURE will move in the business
spontaneously. In Philadelphia, last year, the
attempt TO gei up masquerade was arrested
IN short order. As soon as Il was advertised
gentleman Proceeded 70 harrisburg, wnere
the Legl'iatufe was in session. and return.
ed with Law Ia hts pocket, which aires
ted an3 put an end 10 the concern.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

Another .7bditction.-On Saturday a lady oil
respectable appearance, named Mrs. i. ap
piled 10 the magistrates Tor their assistance IN
searching for young lady aged about seven
teen who had disappeared in my slerions
manner from her house. Inc iady stated thu
she had taken This young female when only
five years old under her protection and had
her educated. aud III all respects brought up as
her own child.
On Thn,s day evening The young lady dis.
appeared, and Mrs. + suspected gentle
man who holds respectable ofiict IN the CITY,
aud Who Lad been III the habn Of visiting III
her house during the last twelve months, TO be
the person who had taken her away. war
rant was Immediately issued against this per
sou, he WAS arrested, the charge was stated 10
hin, x lie magistrates told him that he should
be committed To prison until the matter WAS
investigated, He replied that he Should not be
imprso ed until some proof could be exhibited
against him the magistrate, however, told him
that The circumstances related and sworn 10
by The old lady were sufficient 10 warrant his
ue ention lie prisoner hen siated hat he
hal not carried the young lady way, but &c
knowedgrd ihni he knew who did, bul was
hound by his promise 10 that person neither TO
reveal his name, nor the place IN which the
female was, he further mentioned that she Is
enc.ente The magistrate suid he could Ray
no regard o any promise so gwen on the sub
lcci aud that he should delaln hun until the
matter shall be further Investigated. Tho per.
son t"hom We have heard is married man
was accordingly committed o prison.
We refrain from giving the names OF the
parties until The matter Is entirely searca-
ed into by judicial investigation.
~ Y Euguirer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22
LA ND FOR SALE,

nURSUANr TO a decree of The County
II Court OF Amherst, at February Court
1880, We, the under signed Commissioners
will pl oceed 10 sell, 10 the highest bidder, on
Friday The Goth March next, If fair, ifnot, the
ext far day thereafter tract of Land, lying
in the county of Amherst, about three miles
from Lynchburg. adjoinining The Land OF
James Lee, Amos Thacker, and others, BE-.
longing 10 the estate of Jemima Jenkins, dec
The sale will be made for cash, and posses; ion
given Immediately. JAMES LEE.
JAS. l. LAMkIN,
PBOSSER POWELL.
Feb. % ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22


y. s ship Ho,net-She was built a, Bati-
more, 1913, and was the oldest vessel OF her
class n he Navy There were but five older
of any description, viz the United State, A,
Constitution, Al. Constellation, 81, all buil in
1877, and the Congress, sc, and John Adams.
II tut IN 100 She was rated at l8 guns,
but mounted 20. Though snall ship, she
WAS non rally distinguished in the last war,
having captured sunk, in different engage
menl-, the British brigs OF war, Peacock and
Penguin, OF about equal size With herself, aud
ano, Ell brig of ten guns, having on hoard up
wards of $4,000 in specie. Her great age.
Notwithstanding repairs, must have rendered
her unfit 10 encounter heavy gale, aud lea /
OF all such a gale as that which was experien-
ced on the lOth OF September. The loss of the
sup, however, IS not worthy 10 be named in
comparison with the g" hearts Of oak" that per
shed With her For these, though their grave
is the ocean, n monument will be raised more
durable than marble III the hearts OF their coun,
tlymen. N. York piper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22
TIE DEBArEIN NE q. S SENATE.

1HE DfBAlE ~ / I'll L. > Sf.N \ ! T..
According To all account, this mas heen one
of The most remarkable debate. which ever
ionk place in tins country. II is known TINT
the subject Is the policy of the L. S. IN reia-
ton 10 the public lands. We were informed
many months ago by gen leman then just
from the West, thai the Jack.onlan plan oil a
political campaign embraced these three greet
points
l. Inc giving up all the public lands 10 The
stnies IN winch they he This WIS 10 secure
10 the men now IN power, the Uti. magni
ficeut bflbe
Q The expulsion Of the Indians and the dis
tribution OF their territories among the states IN
which they lie. This was TO propHiale Georgia
and the extreme South.
Sd. The abolition OF the whole protecting
tstiG. or Of so much was practicable Ih,9
was 10 sntsfy South Carolina.
Thrse three measures. were 10 bind the
Il nrrent sections TO which they relate IN an
indissoubIe bond of friendship and alliance
At the tune we received this Information
which was rs soon NJ the Cabinet was formed
aud lad llme 10 look about itself we believed
IT on account of The high character aud intel.
llgence of the gentleman from whom II cam.
We did not doubt that the present admlnistia-
ton would use thee means. # they could 10
perpeiuatp thelr power. s,uce they hhd Us Il
similar, though llmlie ed one 10 obtain II. TINS
ptedisposition and arrangement will account
fully for tins debate winch has shaken Tho s.
nate aud amazed the very faculties Of eyes aud
eals Mass Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

From HE Baltimore Patriot Of Ftb 10,
An old Democrat y no has been -" reiormrd'
ont OF Office, and whose pace has been filled by
Federalisl, asked one OF the party how he
liked the denuncialions of the ftderhllsts in
Duns Telegraph, He quickly replied" .
d-n Duf Green, VINO cares for what he says 50
long AS zee get the Offices
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

The Courier Frnncais remarks, that. in
France, al this moment, there are all the ele-
menis oil revolution, except one, and that is
the desire TO make a revolution truly ma.
terial obstacle. In no popnlons country would
the elmrnts he wanting, If the desire pre-
vailed NOT even in The United States.
Nat. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-22

South Carolina Methodist Conerence.-It
is sad, thai the session of this body, just over,
has been IN many ieSpec cts, the most interesting
ever held, but the circumstance which most
remarkably distinguishes II Is the division OF
the Conference District into two separate Con
fercnces The South Cai DINA Conference will
hereafter be bounded by the Savannah river
on the west. The Conference which has been
created west of tina. boundary will be desgna
,ea the Georgia Conference. The Georgia
Conference viii meet AT Macon, Geo. on the 9th
January. 1881 ; and the South Carolina Con
ference IN Fayetteville ON the 26lh January
1881. Raleigh Register.